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WKn NI: SPAY, JANUARY SI. 1917.
SURVEY OF
ROUGE IS
ORUERED
Would Add More Than
Four Miles of
Dockage
DETROIT TO BE
PORT OF CALL
C ontemplated Improve
ments Outgrowth of
Ford Plans
MaJ. H nurse l *-, engineering
« orp*. I S A , was not 1 fled Monday
I*' hi> headquarter* in Washington
to prur-.d .tt unio Lo make a aur
'©> and r ell l naro of coat of Improv
ing Riif'r Rouge for a distance of
four and <>iie-h.ilf mil#** from the
poln> wh<r« tn# stream flow.* into
the l*>;roP rtier
Th#- order Indicate* that the fed
eral government is toeing no time
in qia! inc l*» 'roit for *he flr*t time
in n* hi. 41 • y ,i port of call on
the Great 1 K. Should MaJ Bur
c* v- recommend that the Rouge l»e
deepened fid Widened, the largest
of lit k•• ft • ;ght* r,s will be able to
< arn- raw material* for uianufac
niring flire. tl> to *he city
On the movement to make the
FJoiu* 4 navnabb . also depends the
oier*■ of Henry Ford" proposed
tractor plant, as the *»r*.»ni would
be improved to the upper end of
the Ford property Having over
come tb< obstacle thrown in hu
v*a> bv rh- Dodge Bros. suit. Ford
now aeeni* to be assured o? push
ing out of hi* wav another obstacle,
'or p ha- brrp hi* plan 'o have
••eamshlu unload ore at th' 4 tlocks
of hr ne.- plant
Detroit, with i»* Immense »ati»r
fronlag' l tc gigantic manufactur
‘ng institution*, ha* had pracilra!
'y no facilities fnr receiving freight
from lake *»earner- other than pa*
,-engcr vessela that have limited
-pare for freigh* The raw mu
ter 4 a! of the manufacturing plant*
i* been -<-n* iri hv railroad Scv
ral manufacturer}'. pnrtletiUrly the
* -e! int n. have agitated foi a long
.me In favor of H movement tha*
mild prov Ido tpe cpy with dock*
• table for the freighter*. They
declare the cost of transportation
V w a*oi, a*- eoniptired to the rail
road rates. I* *n low that manufac
timers could save hundreds t>f thou
sand* of dollars annually
Should 'be Roug- be made nav
igable. anew renter of the city’*
lndu*try would spring up as dock*
are built along the waterway for
♦he four and ore-hnlf mile* up to
the Ford plant
It is roughly estimated lhat the
government would have to spend
but J'lflO.OflO *o make the improve
ment. Mat Hurge*« declared to The
Time* Tuesday, that he would com
plete hi* survey and estimate of
I coat w ithin three weeka Hla re
port will he forwarded to Washing
♦ on, for the approval of Gen Wil
liam M Black. In command of the
engineering corp". Should the re
port he tn the form of a rrcommen
datlon that the work he done, as
seema probable, and If It la ap
proved hy G*n. Black, It la certain
that the proposition will he before
congress wh*n It meet* In special
session next summer.
The Rouge at present is about
100 feet wide. If the large freight
er* are to make their way up the
stream. It will have to he widened
to 200 feet For a distance of three
miles from the Detroit river, the
Rnug© l* 1* feet in depth. The re
maining mile and one>ha!f is 13 feot
deep In hla preliminary report,
which served as the foundation for
the order to make the survey and
estimate. Mai Burgess de-lnred P
would be necessary to make the
river 31 feet deep.
The bottom of the Rouge 1* of
sand and other soft formations, and
no engineering obstacles of marnb
tude are anticipated.
jCo mm o riwo all h
£ El 1 Hjl ■' } t
4ig4m/m | i Jm | | A IlfMl
HAMMONO BUILDING
\ .
3. t. Cor. Fort and Qrlawold Streets.
Auditor Moeller to
Run for Re-Election
On His Record Alone
mmjfr - m
mm
■
WM, F. MOELLER.
Having served one term In hi*
present office, two terms as county
treasurer, and five terms as alder
man 'ronri the Fourteenth ward.
County Vidltor William F Moeller
will <oi < before Ihe people for re
eb-rtion n*-\t \prtl, offering bis long
record s* a public official a* his
chief recommendation
Mr Moeller, vv bo is a Republican,
will conduct a dignified campaign
I believing that be does no! have to
| resort to the < igar or drink-buying
proelivitte* which are indulged In
bv <» many office -ceker*
A- an alderman, “Bill" Moeller
‘ Mabli-died • :epulution as a .-ub
- lltlal m>M of a citizen who was
I aunt < nough at all times, but
didn’t w.nti weds Thru 10 years
of rontlnuou- --"nic* hf wa.-- one of
tb •• hading ! c in - In th* 4 e|tv coun
cil Then; in 1?09, th* people of
U mu county recognized hi wnrk
in *h* council bv naming him conn
ly treasurer
Mr Moeller I'ft that office in
j mi:: to t • com* > mtuiber of tin
j board of auditor - B©< ause of emit
m \ p ditical situation* the aud
Hors’ oft 1 ' e ha n«*\>r b* « n a very
[i < ,-'1 . ful place Some #>r r?i*• most
I bmuir poli’ic.il feud' in *ht history
|of th> county hn\» had h©:nJqu»r
|u r - of on*- faction in tht; office
Ve» ihe «ano -milinn “Dill" Moil-
It won' nto t!u-> ofli' • and ’ho
he lias work* l ! harmjnioualy with
♦he other two auditors, he ha* never
become seriously Involved in ntiv po
li'iral battle*
I ‘lt’s a * a*e of piiMir -ervice over
politic*, " said Mr Moeller **\V©
have certain work to do for the
peopl# and I believe in doing 1t
Ju.~* * I would If I were in private
business. There are times wh* n a
! public oin a! t« ’empted to let
1 frb nd«hlp inierf- r< with the prop
;C! conduct of puli’ business 1
realized long ago, in m ©rat days
of niv evperi*nce as a in* b©r of
the council, lhat public servß* r-an
not be made to iitT©#* because of
friendship.
'Tv. work'd wph Auditors Buhr
er and Gutman in all th# move
I merit where 1 -av there was a
chance to ,ave money for th>* e.oun
iy | propose to roufinu# to do so.
and for the r• t well, I guess the
people know m< b#-«t by what I
haw done «* a public official and
I rn going to ba o m> campaign on
that record "
CONTINENTAL
IS CENTER OF
MARKET ACTION
Much of the activity on the De
troit Stock exchange. Tuesday morn
ing, centered In the new Continen
tal common, which sold around
II 12. Reo Car was quit© hca ▼tly
dealt in al*o. at prices above
Some charcoal common and Paige
also sold with little change In
prl rot
The market seemed to be recov
erlng from the sluggishness of the
last few days, prices generally be
Ing somewhat stronger and activity
more pronounced
The number of sales Tuesday er
reed#d in number those of Monday
while the volume of businesa was
about the same
Wisconsin make* more
butter than any other state of the
inion
JOURNAL
IS SOLO TO
OUTSIDERS
New York and Toledo
Men Acquire Local
Newspaper
NONE PLANS TO
RESIDE HERE
Will Give Absent Treat
ment To Detroit
Interests
JOURNAL ONCE MORE
HAS NEW OWNERS j
The rn troll Journal wa* ; tart
#-d by William Livingston#* and
William F. Brearlv in a
* building on Congre-!S-St. went, rn
the sit * of th#* I ©nobsrot build
ing, iti IXS3 Som** vears later
Mr. Livingstone .*old out hi- in
terest to Mr. Brearlv, but was
Obliged to tak<- back thu paper
again ir. 18J<1, owing to complica
tion regarding th# 4 euntract th**
late ri- nator Thomaa W. Palmer |
then having ar interest.
The*e t>\o geutl-uicn contin
ued to own the paper until 11*01,
wh*n it was *<)ld to B. 1> Stair
ITaiik C- Andrew. A. 1,. Stephens
Dr. .1 H Book and Chari#** I* '
Palm* Mr Stair <-ontinued in
control until Ui#* sal# juvt made,
nnd Mr. Balm* retained his stoei
! \V. It I owe also having an inter
est wiiH-h be requited evernl
v ears ago.
Th#- ls. • r*■ • t Journal chanced
hand. - Tue*drt\ morning «nd went
iuto tlie p< - .s.'ien of out of town
owner* for 'he fti>t iru#- m a great
men*’ year- While the fortune* of
th** Journal haw he# n guided bj
many different interests in th*
war-, usually t!i#- control ba*
b«-# n held in lretro i Now It /u»-
abroad.
The new owners re Paul Block.
C. (' Vernam, 11, F Thalheinier
an«l N t* Wright no* < n#- of whom
lives in Detroit. Mr. Block i: a
big advertising agency head with
headquarter* in New York, while
Mr Thalhelm#r and Mr Wilght
have their home* in Toledo Mr
Vernam i<- a N*-w York magazine
publisher
Acordini to th* 1 editoita! in the
Journal #*f today, the firs* under
tlu n 1 jpanageuient. ,u which the
« 4 hange of ownership is announced.
M is -aid that the new o*\ner* will
control •be editorial an>l -idvertls
int polb v of th#* newspaper They
will apparently, give, it the absent
treatment, a* tb* new owners an
nounced in a conference in the
Journal office Tuesday tuoiDlOK,
that th»r«‘ will be no # lian?;es in
the editorial staff its |1 is now r*
tablished
Mr Tbalheinier and Mr Wright
are now proprietors of the Toledo
Blade and the Newark News-Eagle.
The Journal will b** th«* third in
their «trlng of papers. -
&. D. Stair and other stockhold
er* have sold out th# entire prop
*»rty and not merely control, ac
cording to the present editor
of the Journal The chief holder of
qtock was Mr. ffcair. Associated
with him were nuuierou* others but
only two sign the statement of the
sale wlilrh appears in the Journal
of Tuesday. They are W. B Lowe,
who resigned recently a* genet l
manager, but who retained most of
hie stock holdtag*. and C. I* Palma,
whose interent lloe largely tn the
real estate occupied by the Journal
building
Mr. Stair, who ha* been oonsid
©red the chief owner, state* that be
sold the paper because his health
was none too good under the many
business enterprise* of which be
w*s the hejid, and that he 1* anil
oue to curtail hi* aetirfflee
On the heels of this announce
ment, however, come* another that
Mr. Rtalr 1* Increasing hi* real es
tate holding* downtown and con-
Savings Bank
The Right Aim in Saving
Some men start out to save a compe
tence. Few* can do so much. So they jrivr
up savins: liecausc they aimed at too largo
a task.
Others save to p:et money to speculate.
They usually lose their money and pive up
savins:.
Rut many start a savings account here
in this Commonwealth Savings Rank with
the sound, sensible aim of accumulating a
reasonable reserve fund to protect their
present and future. AND THEY MAKE A
SUCCESS OF SAVING.
Have YOU an account here and have you
the right aim in saving?
officers.
J. W. MrL’AT'SEY. President
FRANK WOLF. Vice-President
COMFORT A TYLtR. - - - - Vlre-Pre*ld«rt
FRF.D II TALBOT I «.*hi# r
DETROIT TIMES
templates large building activities.
This Is a rumor, however, ami has
not been confirmed.
As has been the ease ylnce they
became a*-so,clatcd a dozen year*
ago, Mr. Wright will dlr»*ct the edi
♦ orial and Mr Thnlheimer the bus
iness activities of the Journal of
course, by mail or wire, for neither
contemplates living lu IWrolt
In Tuesdav issue of the Journal
the new owner* also mak© a state
ment in which they say they will
“endeavor 10 maintain the high
undard of *ood citizenship and
clean JournalDmvthat has marked
the pa*t m.tn^ 1 nh*-n ♦ of the prop
eriy.’’
The statement also declares that
the political policy of the paper will
not he changed, and that while It
will he Republican, it will hold “it
self Independent of partisan control
and will wear no collar or hold any
brief for any plasa or interest."
U.S. STEEL CUTS
DIVIDEND MELON
[)ne and Three-Fourths Per Ct.
Extra Issue Paid On
Common Stock
NEW YORK, Jan. 31- The I'nited
States Steel corporation Tuesday af
ternoon declared an extra dividend of
! :t 4 per rent on its common stock.
ibis was in addition to the regu
l.ii dividend of 1 l-i making the divi
d» nd declaration* on the common
tor the vear BH 4 ' eight and a quarter
lei cent -
Net onming* foi th#* last quarter
of BMfi wen flO',.!** "IT, anew hivh
record
Ih* regxilar 1" t per c# 4 n* prefer
red dividend wa - al.-o declared
The earning* *tat#*nient show-d th»-
teeord climb of th' 4 company*.* busi
he s nv .il# ! in re.v.sfve quarlet
iv leports during the pa_»t year. The
s pt, "0 quarter showed earning* of
JM7.<V>7 making the bus* period
!io*a r SJb.OOO.OiM* increase ovei ihe
previous ocriod, itself a r* 'ord
i .a k
BRGES DETROIT
ro PROTEST ON
DEPORTATION
D frnlt has a Betirfnn p"T7*.i
’i.tinn and many refugee* r< soued
from th© war zone, but it i* th#
on!. large city o f the middle wes*
that has not held a protest meeting
over the dejrortation of lO.tMVI B.'!-
gians a day ! > th«- German*, accord
inc to. Mrs. Henry Copley Gre» tn
#if How!#-. Mass ard Madame Dm
f'ri* 7, w if# of I eon Dnprl*#z. an ex
i ©d professor t>f international law
'■! the enivtfrsity of Louvain.
A g.vhertng of I>etroit women
" ill be ad '.rested Wednesday no#m
ip Hot#' ."tfltler by Mm#. [>upr!ez
and Mr* Gre* n©. Tliey will t< |l #>f
tin misery that being perpetrat
ed daily in th© removal from their
homes of the Relgian citizen*
Mine. Diprlez, whose husband now
is a professor of internation;-. 1 'aw
a' Harvard, narrowly rn! . and death
at th< hands of German soldiers.
KILLS FOUR SONS
WITH ARSENIC
IN PANCAKES
DAnVoRTH. Ills.. Jan. 31 Mm.
t' J. Melnt*. wife ir farmer liv
ing west of here, killed h©r four
sons and her grandson by mixing ar
feme in pancake flour.
In tbe farm nouar todav ;irr the
bodies of Theodor*. Ervin, Mino and
Bred Melnts, sons, and Clarene©
Melnt*. grandson, the son of Sebo
Melnts
DOG CHEWS UP
AFFIDAVIT FOR
ITS MASTER
NEJW YORK. Jan 31—Mrs
Blanch© Pierce of No. Madison
ave.. stylishly attired, appeared in
the men a night court before Mag
istrate Brough to demand the pun
ishment of Joseph Brown, of No
201 East Slxty-sJxth-at. whom she
said Inhumanly exposed a toy
poodle to the cold and storm in
front of the Hotel BUtmore.
Mrs Pierce told the court that
she was leaving the BUtmore In th©
storm when Brown with the little
animal ip his hand, offered the dog
for sale to passers by.
*T had him arrestrd'," *he said,
'■because auch treatment and expo
sure to a dumb animal ts micl and
Inhuman ”
"Where 1* the dogT* asked the
court-
Brown drew th© dor from hi*coat
pocket and placed It on a fable lu
front of the Judge
No sooner had Mr. French Poodle
landed on his feet than he rushed
for the affidavit In hib Cftse and
chewed a corner off It. hit tn*o a po
liceman** hat and bnrk©d deflanee
at the spectator*
"That dog seemg healthy enough,"
remark»’d the court when Brown
captured hi* dog and order had
beep restored "I can’t see that he
ha* be#n badly treated 1 dDchargr
the prisoner."
Cow On Long Journey.
PORTLAND. Me. Jan :!I—C. C.
Rounds, of West Baldwin, Me, ha.*
an adventurous cow Having bought
th© animal he put tier out tQ pa
tur© ' Bh# 4 left her n* w fer-dine
•ro»md. wander#rt thru th# w«*>d*
*o the Saco river, swam across the
swift current and continued-on hep
eour«# rejo>* inc The own#*r final ]
!y foun#l h* r at B#»uth Hlr.#ni
MYSTERY IN
DEATH OF TWO
Man Found With Throat Cut
In Meld Near Seen** of
Suicide
Police are investigating the find
ing of two bodies in adjoining fields
ou» Mlchigan-ave, Tuesday morn
inv One is that of an unidentified
man. who db-d frura :» pti-tol wound
in the head The other is John
Pokie, 26 years old, of Springwells,
who is suffering from a se*.eie sla.-h
tn bis tbroßt. inflict#*#! during a
fight he hnd with highwaymen late
Monday night, according to hir ;-toiy
loir] attendants in the city receiving
hospital. There is litti#* hope fur
his recovery, iih be was completely
exhausted from logs of nlood and
th© cold wh#n workers atumbled on
his body In a flc!d at Michigan uve
and Lonyo-rd
Pokie rlaini' that he was set
by two men. When he resisted, be
say *, they draß**-d him into the fl<-l#l
aud cut his throat.
Th»* police se» klncr to connect
Pokie’* ease with tb#' flmling ##f
the unidentified body in another fi* ld
hut a sh#»rt distance away.
This man was about 35 years old,
and wa* well dressed iti dark grey
overcoat and gray fedora hat. Cor
oner Ro»hacber investigated th#
ease early Tti* day m#>rn!n*. and
pr«»nounced death due to suicide
Persons living in th#- neighborhood
of No i’.'7S Michigan-av'f* reported
hearing a pistol shot e.'.rly Tuesday,
but rio one investigated. A revolv
er of :>•< ;Jibf-r was found near the
dead Ixvly.
WILL INCREASE
THE DIVIDEND
ON GEN. MOTORS
According to an ppar#ntly well
I'tut 1 ©n* f'*' and r#-'or* ■ i-*n~ D 'roit
* • *■ th© Gen* ral M 'otr enrp<>ra
; n v. HI ,-oon place it n> ■’ eoni
ti :tock on an ;>nn.il ’.* p*-r rent
an it 4 .# r■ - ' .. per : 4<4 n<
year. TANARUS» earnin»‘ #:•© now at
Ih# rate i.; ■> p»r c#-nt on th< 4 com
mon
'-!sirr :, u ze * jeers cs
>t»v ;*•■ l->lika Kot*
wi-r tv
Vo- sar-ri-f-Ho. 32; Catharine Wil
li « 1 n t. ; 2
'■f# L. Pott# 4 !, -3; Beatrice Kini
hro irrii, 7#,
*• • I.e! ,fft -irf.-iril,* Mirhal
! <’ P.iiiSMJtn. H#>|rn A limn
-nm 2ti
William Szathta. 2** M*rj Vowai-ka.
# 4
I‘vtm I \ '..am*. Jr. •.*.', Louis'
M#«ndt. *.
St.-ml-y Ks'tpin *). i, 23. Mir'ialinn
I.*b#>tv«i !, . a
♦ ‘ri*pii><» Gi-jtiialir#-. S3; T#-r< .-a ! a; -
itaia. IT
Hefei s'irunnd. 21 L.i 7.r.\r Raker. 1"
John Wih.l'l, (;» Glass 26.
\nu> Pfa-ndtrie* 2’ St* llu Gas*
niann, 2i
l.rnes: Aat» 27. Dorothy Stark 7"
Lri**' Heir; ricti 22 ■' #•• *<rg );i I'*f»r
.
.
Crank Storm. 23 'iary Berallck. 17.
.!■ -nh ovonnor. 32, Aurora. Ri-.»-
p'tb :■
•J 1 t:*i Dratussensk i. 24 KH r > Gu
rookn. 21.
ktnc-i .--Mr «burne, 31, \ Windsor.
S<i!l. N'.rdruiT. 22
Aivert II 1 1 i.e I 21, llertbu N'ei;
h» < k#-i 24
Walter S' Burbai#l* i'3, flora Idndor
ski. 2 3
L-nii. 4 - .-vt'>n«-. 27. Reit.'ja l.'pkowitj
72.
Crank G Hillh'k. 30, Mabl# Clark.
24.
i'mliisw Le-ezynaki. 2’i st«fana
Jank'uvaka.
Andr-w Vlensicc. -3, r.'ominlkn Si;-
rowviah, 22
Walter Mrryged 2'•* Ida Zmc, *2l.
John Slattery. 22, Crawfordayill#-.
Jnd. Bltzabath Drury. 21
Sam tlarta. 27, D< trolt Anna An
i*r!#iw, D>. Greenflald-
Wilfred M Barn*. .15 Detroit; Hel
ena M Wundock. 31. Bay Clt>.
Patrick R>an. 36; Si»lla Godlen 3.*
Koacoe Ractm. 37. Mattie ‘tiller. 2*
Eugene M Strong. 50; I>eo Landon
40.
Steve Kaby. 31; Mary Krupska, T*
Andrew Jorgenson. 2‘V Anna 5t
McCann. 20.
Myer Kaufman. 2* Esther Koff
iran I*.
J#>hn C. Zimm«rm»nn, 3* ciars M* 4 -
Culiey, 29.
Bru#*« Herman. 21 Viola 15 arner,
17.
Harris H Harris J*: O-Vtrude K*!.
ley. 37.
Peter Pl*wa. 21. Stefania Bronek
2 ft .
Andrew Achudowaki, 79 Alexandra
Pletrowska, 24
Ott#> C. Pohrnedel. 24, IXetroit, Ca
rolyn E Waemuth. 2*. Erlr P«
Claude R. England. * o Edna E.
Palmer, >4.
Charles L, Phillips. 4'L lyeona P»ar
aon, 1*
Otenollle Haight. 34, Pear born; An
na Belinsky. 21. same
Alexander M'topjk. 21. Detroit
Helen N. Ford, 20, T«ke Odr.a
Alexander Pofla 27 Jutis Munt-
Jan, tl
♦r>hn Wpohal, 23 Agnea Krukoa. 13
CVlltlam Gtbs#'n, *2 May C'"vp>i*-
thwaita. s**.
John Nowak. 21: Rose S fftako 19.
lark WM, raw. 32 Anna CaukoD. *a
Martin Ocw-lak 24, Mar' Notlat. 1*
Anthonv 7,wlej*waki. II Marv Zti
dowsks. 90
Frank Bilkehv#, *f; fftetta Wmtatak.
19
♦ Rarmond T. Noll. IS. Petre't Mary
T. Moore. I*. Grand Rapid*
Alev S MacDonald, 81 Margaret
Rsvev, 39.
Joseph R#'gala. ?9; Catherine Pin
q«a, IK
Charts* Parttan. J 2 M>*le> Parker.
13.
John Auer. 2K; Matilda Blanko. 10
A is* Ewing 44: Pusan gtoit. <1
William I Anders- n. 32 Detr#'lt.
Mary T 7 Gardner, 27. Windsor
John Petrlot ?• Emtlte Zalenkau
Kuta 22
M'Hljam TTev est, *l. sfar»- 31'ilpln
son. 2#
Gs"fg» A Ptereon, 79; Moore
P»
Morris Kelman. 23 T.tllv ■aink'n 23
Alvin ft Elliott. 35; isabell n -n
try. 24.
>fanue T McGowan, ?7; Cgrollrtr
Terry berry, .'9 0
N#e-»on I'an Ttaresn. ‘" Addle
S. 34
g»e\e f’siran 79 f izabeth Sattz.
39
Fredert# h f* Wits- rn 24 IShoda
Ai'teun. 21
Bor M Burlbnt. 19 Liddy Rlemer
19
Ford Matthew* 21. Lulu Nf- Phatl.
19
Frank 1 Bi.de, 3*,,Frieda 'Prsiffsg
IP.
Aoihort'- Trendr 4 #*'<l 3 1 Cr, -I.i\i,i
<"«s-ks*«ka. S3. '
D-D*ltt W Jumlh. 37, E«tei;, R.
lfoWrnan 18
#n,i#»-»»pa C«»ar**. *1 Paula Pinfo-
Icp*. 2*
*!-#• t.# is "4 C., 4 ,.» Cnuld IT
T.fO'is ris'trk 93 + Dro s t ?7
t.ou.s n TV i 11 |,ta ff.»r*#-» t. ’1
M.#fueVl< wl.r ?T Gra # 1>
T. IS
Mortuary
\.M»l.f|*O.V Jar „4 1f« 1T 1
re.-idenoe In Sterling towjishu
•'*i»rib*l ptid hushend
la**. M< liMrt.i *nd f.vb >f /Louie.
Hlfrrt 87 vcfiri* F in. r k ] 'V-i!n»«i
dav at V.lO from • • h 'J
*n>m St Fl ''*’•*> -h’l-i’ i ■*• r
l.lr Rnri»| tt Confer ▼ • i»*'•
rut \tv\ M . »h * . , ’ i
G!s<l -for - «>'' rMiudav afternoon, j
be* .4 *-d n, ..f VJf ti M
H * a*r\ ti,J Tchn H Wal- I
ft H M> i K Ri ady Ku .-I .
">'i morning ? to, at Ble<*-
•and Sacrament church,
tII \T| u lan •** 1917, Alms ... t
40 year:* beloved husband of <7lar*(.
father of Mildred, Urban and An* |
•■•n. . nos John Chateau. Fu- .
neral from rerldenr-e 717 '.lent* I
da r-a\» . Wednesday a* * 3" « m j
i«n<l mi St Bernard's church at ** i
((’Clock
now M> l.in 2*. Ut reai<l. n e -1
Edward G., h-lov.d non of]
tlnorutnnna l>n* n** and brother of
Mr* 11 ;■ K-rk. Mrs C. R Koike.
Mrs II .1 r»ovle and JnmfuDowno. ]
1 uncial Wednesday at *:Jit md
Hoi* Trinity - hurch at 3 a m.. via
funeral auto car.
t.oniiMtw tan 2•. in residence. „*0
Cl.tinn unl-nvr william D Good*
n• ■w. beloved husband of Mary A
'» in"W •• rv| In residence, to
a m . v • dnet I.»y. .lan. 31. Burial
in Chebanee, 111.
JOHNVW s iddenly. .Jan -1. 1317. in
her ream- no*. .5 Rowen<i-at.. T.lllu
| Si jt>s :nt. wife of S Olln Johnson
N oi, o o' funeral later.
rf.ll.lt* .Ur. -• 1917. In her real*
I ’i'* . ' H nlaon-st. Royal ‘ 'M.
• lr;o • . r“V v daughter of John
II art.! K m. a»»l 7 year*. Kuii'ial
We|rv».*(ia> at !1 o’clock from real*
den. e, and ? o’clock at Clinton
Grove cvxneterv. Mt. Oleniena.
liHuu > i|i • itichard. i>*iov*d
un. 1> f led - f'Vtitn* and Coch
rane s».v:»jn*. Mrs Charles Devine,
Mrs Cat: 1 -".elan. Virginia and
T»•> \ol W .l h from resi
dence of- | T.mils Sevlene
c tplin-av*. Thursday "* * 3°.
! :*nd Annun<*lai ion church at ?
. cl «i. \ls ituto.
1.00 MI * Inc . Him L Loom..'
I .-I • u ...II ~f M rr- S R. Loomis
Mod th ■ lute William F. Loomis,
■father of Helen I- .rule nod broth
• . of Mr Harry II Wail and Mr
!> v‘*l < ‘s-ker Funeral We<ln> r
day at i« t Ia m. at l?n Colorado.
Bunsl In Alldon. Mich
C. E. BIRD & CO.
Funeral Directors
J 7 We*t Hancock Ave
n hone O-.ind 5159. Detroit. Mich
mi i.r w wn.i»—w.si.s
Ot i; r 'll a l . .. r*-duc«*n o I*'*
Careful, ndi 1 ua' ’.•a’ructlon Day
an ' n\ph: e.'-e»;. Toolr, etc furn
ishe t t H , .n* in r*-d Special
(i u .-it r t for ■ nt a * "f
in m< ri now fuim.nK ’o rit* ..i
> all.
N,\iMV A I ACTOMOBJI.K «’(•! '>R
i t4vir4*i ■ . Detroit
I\» A :l»--Tw»» or three set-up men
• ' 111cr | .tind"H " . I«e *
'wo Job .«< hi r< on drill pr sse.a
. »n die setter- for punch • 'l*-
, partm* nt .ind on* exp»r' r.ad
Grindlcy Automatic tool *«-t-
I t. i ulmi tool and die rr,..k-r«
■■im.lv ctnjdoj ment ->n our stsnd
ard Un of . i.-ctrlcal apparatus to
good non WnriiM Vl*< tr * - Mfu
Cos, 1017 \.(,r ll.s t-St . St. I."II -. Mo.
:i k Vi-’.i’l' nfiii* m* n and women;
I good c'l.ir* -t.-r and experience,
i Id:TUf»!T lt«'V" HIT. Cos.
m om m<«
f’ll’ir. d.lllic:. KXAMIV\TTGNS
Krldav, l'<*h. If« 1 7.
SITH'U \nv I IF FUFCTU'iV COMM'N
I.a-t date f>r !lUn. appli o tldns:
Feb lPli.
Mondav. I-*b 12 If»17,
DRAFT-*<M
J\’To I i• F Ivr KB inn WIRING
IST A ' T F.l.n Tllb ’I VN.
*1 F \-Tr.\ \TTF. N’DANT.
!.a.*t .!.••• O's filing applications
1 1 i
Weds * * .v r' h 11 I*ll7,
il VTCIR niK'KKKKFFR
’.ast .lal< 'or filln* applications:
r.'ti 7, 1317
tVedreart* • Feb. ?< 1317.
I • a TBOT.MA 77.
Last !ai* >’ r fVln't 'inpllcatlona:
Feb ;i in?
/U apnllcntioos 'oust h* made In per
.*'>n nt th«. r>fflr» r,f the (i'll *»r
--*• ioe Commission 402*310 I'trw.ll
B!d*r
»»I!I.p w \M Fl>—n:rtil>:
A Permanent Position
.\\ e off. r • t .o' p “Alone at trood
< • to br| ;ht 't telllgent Kills
tv - M i*rh too >he hu"T*«> of
te’.-rtho* ■ operut'nc end r»v you
wli l(> learning The work is very
p». .. .i t .j-,1 idvs- •-ein- nt i* rapid
Appl% Op«r-»tor** ‘ T ’*a , hlng ■*. lioo|
M .'i •.<»■ iv an 1 ' hn 8.-at i a
in° •! r* *r> Mb blgftn State Tele
pb —ne C'■ u11. m\
ro uk> r—hom'd*.
Hannan Rental Agency
i A free list >f house* un.l flat* c*®u
in person at th>* oldest and b*r*e«t
real estate • »chsng< ,n Mi ntgma
1 MeiJRAW HRDO
HOTKI7 FRANKLIN
Cor T.amed and Bates-ats. Make your
h. ma for the winter st the Hotel
Franklin Special weekly rate*
from II to Ilh
TO ttn.NT — FLATS
WE HAVE SKVKUAL WF.LR-LOCAT.
KD FLATS \T RKASONABLK
RF.NTA
MIC HIGAN LAND CO.
*l7 FBF.K TRESS
ELMHURST. 2?« —o rooms and hath,
upper flat, just vreat Hsmllton*hlvd.
H-nt |l7lo Win h c finished about
Feb. 10 Finished In oak and white
enamel c rp«rnte furnace ('all
Hemlock >lft*R,
TO RE.HT-lIEMUOCR PHOPEHTY
HOUSE IN DEARBORN
On Military-s'e" Rent reasonable to
right partv Ree Prank S. Hper
WALTER C. PIPER
4QQ TToM»n Bldg Cad «>*
HO t Hit A a .» ROOM.
BOAiBD AN’D ROOM for working man
oi boy Phone Walnut 315*1
Wild, SHARE my furnished home
with eoupl» Call
Grand Bs* after A p m
POH aai i;—Mi*r KlI.VMCnta
Wll.T, SFLT. REASONABLE ope set
new Ford Spark Coll* Al»n new
hox and Yale lock switch. Call to.
dav. Installed free if.l LaMoth*
Typewriters—Late Models
Underwood, Corona
~ _ Royal Smith. Remlng*
,rt n. to or ren*
JLnA. $1 to 13 month
rvgjßCi r.FTRcir typewrit
ER < 'O.. 140 leTereori-
ABSry ae , n-ar Wi id ward.
- Main 4103.
ROOM R—Furniture for rooms com
plete |1 week 9umn*r Mioh A 4fh
VIOLIN B\RO A TV— F*ed full atae
ti • n ir nt ' atnieh nb ely glared
bn. k and eidnr full ebony trim
n.rd siradlvarlue Cremona model;
<>< *lbnt ton* Coat former own»r
$< Will -ell th : • week for 117
"It f< how Included. OR IN.NELL
RR *s Branch. f»7 Monr< e
gOT'A FOUNTATNIa new and u*ed:
■ team tah'ee store furmt ire cof
fee urn* Eaay t*rm» Geo. Marsh
Cos. 20 Fast A»water-at Main 47*1
TVPFM RITPIR* AT.T, MAKES, NEW
»V ■ *;• | f MO T.arge«t
Stock. (*v term* Renting fl SO
up C»H Vr- 7 Camnue. n«>t L'etrrdt
ope . house. Cadillac MSS.
*l7* F'tU C t NGF R pi Am was 1278
fln* > nut *> ■ |e-n/i'' ev*i\ de*
f
I •
j" t . n r. if '■ >r i nr.oy •
i
1 <iii nii r—wm ii mm:iii •>
HAINES’ WIGST
TO! TPEEP
An<-1 Ladies* Hair Good-
AFLi-
Best made Trigs and Tou
pees in the world for the j
noney. Ladies’ Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine fii -< t
iuality French Hair Switches
dnd Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store—lß79—-over 37 years.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. VV.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
WM. A. HAINES
SALESMAN
Towel md supply, biscuit, station
er; paint and glass. t*a and cof
fee. cigars, candy. et» *-l. lumber,
mill work, electrical.
DETROIT BOND & REF. CO.,
703 Ga Bldg.
SODA FOUNTAINS
STORE FIXTURES
• f ill kind mf«r We roll direct
»■> retail trad* at Jobbers’ prices
>’<•< u.* hefor* buying I‘hone C'<!
477,2 for ««'■ - an l>et. Store Fix.
turn Cos., 16-Jd Catherine, near Ora.
lint.
STORAGE furniture, n*arlv new bar
gain p-l** Si mner Cos, M r•* A 4th.
F.FHIt BRt»S' piano for 5177: orljrl
ta! »>’- . *• op flr>* mah< gaiiy full
• 'r' dull flnlah: 7 1-3 oetr»»e> bl
reliable m«';e Knv f*rm« GIUN
NKI L ?7PO'
ftrtlßß.K AND 4 \m %t.K
CENTRA!. RTORAGL CO. moving
•>aoktng. flrept -• *:,'<• right, Mo.
tnr vans so; aburban movirg
Phone Cadillac dl*
ROFHT. BBC' it 'c* Cartage end
Rack In,’ r ffl . V: f red V »■ V T *
A'“lJlT" Sr, i ii .in itn warehouse.
Storage, root ng M. fc9S 41 Gilman.
PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part ot nr Central storage
Cos . Cadillac «?.
FOH SALK—RKKIDtS.NrtS rnOPICK * T
DRKXEL. paved ture-t. new bunga*
low. dciiirvt.it. otily 1300 down,
owner Hlokorv 1659
6 ROOM HOUSE SGB7
Material for a atx-ruom Alaild'.n
Readl-Cu» Brmgalow furnished at
this prlc* Phone or call at our
office for a copy of the I*U7 cata
log showing plans and prices f«r
over 100 different homes. The Alad
dlr. Cos.. 60" Ford Bldg. Phone Main
6*6.
PHILIP-AVI-; bungalow, fireplace.
hMi-kband f'nleh. uply J4ASO. SI,OOO
down Owner, Hickory 275<5.
* * Ford and Dodge Employes
* 6 semi-bungalows. New and
1 modern. 15 minutes to your
* work. $3,100 to $3,500.
* Small payment down, balance
* like rent.
Paterson Bros. & Cos.
, * 160 Griswold St Main 255
~ SSOO ]DOWN BUYS
A b*nut fu' 2-story frame residence,
on • b’oek from East JefTcr*on J
ai g* hi'dronnit vv’*h sun purl r
flr*t floor flnlah , '»l natural n|k s* -
•nd with ivory linlntcronm par *
with I*a*hc|■<'• full tisre"- t.
pla'e glare ntlir •-.* in vearlh e.
full hn«‘rn nt tvi'h hot water. ir
nano anH tubs.
C. L. JACKSON
612 Drexel Klvd. Hick. 208 s
M VI,-:T[(;u" rc'nr t*pfer*nri n»w
bunga w i <tcd I'tirt down
Owner. IF !«cr 2 “*2- J
2-FA MI TiY BRTrK VFNEFR
S door* off Tc (Tr < *on-Av«. 5 room*
and parlnr each fl-eplaco and ha »•
nluTs oak ar.J white ivory *ni*h.
full ha*ement and separste furnaca
and tnha. with slate roof 1 neutral
side drive ready to m<A'* into;
ll.SOft down balance «sav
C. L. JACKSON
642 Drexel Rlvd. Hick. 2085
*.ROOM modern h’.inaab'W-, north
west .-action Will aci-apt small
ta-ment down. This bungalow 1*
aery cheap at ss.iO ft ft-asonahle
nnnthiy payments Mr Kri*muth.
MICHIGAN LAND CO.
417 Free Preas Bldg
A BIG BARGAIN
Two-family frame, one-,h*lf block
north ot Jefferson-gv*.. paved
street, one block from school and
chur hea. 5 room* and aun parlor*
*a h side rlrlvo with dc*uhle ga
'Hge, oak and white Ivory flnlah
full baaement. with tuba and du
plex shadea You can m - "* right
In, $7,000. $7 000 down, or will fak - -
lot as part pavment
C. L. JACKSON
642 Drexel Blvd. Hick. 2085
RmiWF.flg OrpoßTT* NITIFN
TAKE FIRST PROFIT
By becoming pajt owner of amall
subdivision. Just north of the Ford
plant. YOU will roctlvo hrs* profit
along with other owners and th*
lot ruyors make us mon*y;
profits assured over I^-ca
tion of subdivision -xtra fine For
particulars a.ldress box A-**', r>e
tmlt Times
WHY STAY POOR?
About 100 p* aple In and around P» •
trolt have bought an Investment
through us ants have paid 9Ao per
unit *11? SO down and sl2 30 per
month). Th*' believe these unit*
Will pav tto r'FR MONTH fut every
S3O invested, and thi* Iwltef ts hased
<n government report-, bank state,
manta and other rel able data con
cerning th* inv- atnietit
THF. UNITS AB - BEING TAKEN
I’ A PIPLY
If you are not convinced after care
ful investigation, that «uch I* 1 ' unit
will r»hi>■ * <>u $lO per month—owe
that 10 unltf w 111 pa' 1 you SIOO p«r
month within a abort tine and
for marv years DON’ T T' 'ITII IT.
Ask for Information *T ON«?F--BE
rORE THE PRICK RtflEA —and
satisfy y<>uraelf. one way or the
other
Os mi evenings by appointment Rhone
Pherrv Jflt«*
PHILIP** GO.
. fits Moffat Bldg. t'atPoit
nt »m »* iippiihb Mitk*
<.i; \ i mm AV &
Jill* 411*1*. Dudarti brick store, • ’
goodi attovr, good bsremenL a
li? \1 MINDS*
Eli! ! Li Ms II f*
HE \L ESTATE
SUBDIVISION
OPPORTUNITY
$ In. I
t ■ an,*, r. row bs n*
’..in . ' *.. ■ in ; 4«e tucnt>
> ir*': .u.hdhifion* 3
to »! r "Id 31" or Cos > plant
- *c V cs* In#
Ir vi ''lf tioept
; * . I. T -*r«c
' - ’ Idre s
i- -xsasammm
FO tt > %| | —FA ltd*
FARM buyers s'til for "P per * Farm
OuPctln T* fi * M. y srgalna
W. C • l*»i( . l • t mil
12i) ,M '!U!G. LlNl) u - m'le w»st
f v*a t j ~r , ear l'.n*. fair
> ‘mem
statdr for in cows gianary hen
. cooler,
v tJrr. 11. pi* n w ood, price sls
- r**mai naff
* I r !■. phone
U'7. 2 loiig an*l 3 short, Romeo.
Mich
I l'» mliat of Rot h
<*t r * *" r t Fraction over
s’•) “' - M l’ntterboo. FifthV
IOH ' \ I.f:—l \i TORY blTEtl
A FACTORY SITE
* located south * f Maok-avs., be
tween t Metal 1 * luet* and the
I." tier plant n the outer Belt
line - 7uo i*.t railway frontage by
I.lrtp fret deep. . mpiislng eight
a re-, niore or 1 Will »ell at a
big sacrifice on *hsv terms.
JACKSON, llickoi y 2085
Foil %Al.l>—\ UA'T tun
A A A A I. A A A A A. A. .
PALMER WOODS
Very desirable lota for sal* !n this
hlgh-claea s'U.divtalon. M. F.
LAUGH LIN. lU2O Dime Bank Bldg.
Cadillac M
I/»T neat to 7-M l le Ros*l Fropta**,
<>ne block • e.«*t of new ‘'«»r line.
Kquity uual: \rt quickly. Ad
(lre-a Box A-73 Times office.
REAL ESTATE
SUBDIVISION
OPPORTUNITY
Inveat AIOO or more in De
troit com pan" now being
form I to Mirrh*'* twenty
acres (rmeU subdivision!
ne.c F*.r*l Motor Co.’s plant
sr*d new strark car line
r.mt* a**’iired. Investment
absolutely secured. Large
monthly returrs. Vddres*
bo* A-72. Times Office.
TAKE FIRST PROFIT
By becoming part owner of small gub
dlvii. ii juat north of the Ford plant
you will receive first profit along
with vner* and the lot buy
ers muk.- u« the money; proflte ••-
Mir’d over 500 f , . Location of Stub
division «xtta tine For particular*
address Box A-? 0. Detroit Times.
A BUILDER needs money, will sacrl
fl< . a lot or two near Ford plant
a n*l u! line All lmprnvsmsnti.;
V’asy i*a>tnenl. Address Bo* A-74
Times offl'-e
1 00x1 f4 I'L "royal OAK
NEAR \\ ( (ODWARD-AVB.
SBO DOWN
Pi ssesemr nnrl pei mission to build on
payment f si.*' High rolling land;
cement ■ <lewalka: $c fare to Ford
district. *• od neighborhood; near
sehoo! hj' non, when land Is
cheap and build In spring. Mall In
slip for full particular*.
Nam* • ..
Addr*'s ..
WALTER C. PIPER
4i>« Ho’den Bide Gad. 48«
ITinOA*!.
NOTIUE—If any poor girl Is In
trouble. ne*dttig advice friendship
or help, write or call on fIEORK
TART MARGARF.T DUFFY. 1017
Fort-at "V •' ii-.st . n « *mv
TE 3 WHO
MANURE’ ’’ tVT.XP 3'VAY; big load
«* -AfarG •• *7* 'f MMlan-ave.
Al roWlißltE'
3VTT4* sr.T.l, REASONABLE, one set
mow r* ,r Spark r*e|i* Also new
bog and Yale lock rwltch Cell to
day Installed free LaMothe.
ni:ti Esi »rE orponrtxiTiEi
DON’T SHOP
far that hous* nr lot wth«ut
DICKINSON’S GUIDE
In your pocket Mailed *’n request
Department T. Dickinson’s. Detroit
Land Contracts Bought
ill pay cash for vacant lot*.
i houses, flats and equities in
Real Estate. Wuick deals a
specialty.
EBERf. 309 Majestic Bldg.
WILL BUILD ANY SIZE
building on b • ;ortxi7o *t.. Ju*t a
few bl ock* fr - *m new Pennsylvania
d»pnt: all or part lone '*m |*a*e
T. Bergman A U*> . 82* Chamber of
Commerce. Cadillac 758?
Slake $1,006”
Get s'onr Lot Now
in the
GREEN SUBDIVISION
1 10% Down and 10- Monthly
PRorv RTT LIE? INfItDF OF THF
rrTY LIMIT? BETYt EFN FORD
tvi’rivn' .\ND GRANT' RI\'ER
IVfI INOI. KF 104 r H AMBER
or* ■COMMT'Rf’E OR :iJ7 GRAND
TinTR-ATE CALL CHERRY 14T*
r* -* »r- , r v»--r
TO EXCHANGE—RI*\I. IAT ITK
fjni: sfmmtr home and bi**t-
N’VVS PR..PFHTI IN ?AULT STE.
marie. \r *>i to exchange
FCiR J l ’" r> 'HT improved
MICHIGAN LAND CO.
(1 7 rT* ’«■ PRL?fI
MONEY D* lilt*
Land Contracts Bought
Quick and satisfactory deala.
Bldg.
CONgTRUUTION tOAV*- -L Ib• f* I
amounts J F. Web*r. 204 Oratlnt
XVb BUY
LAND UCVIRAOTS
MEANS A WADR
1110 Majestic IMf
WE IljK I*4 VD CONTRA'"T§
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
tit-til Hathmond Bldg Cad >?IA
Land Contract* Bought
Quick and satisfactory deals
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
WAYTEUTU»t>**ai>4 Kl.t-A >E«H *
CASH foroM false teeth, gold er«wa*.
broken Jewelry, dlamonda. watcher
• te.. full ra'ue paid Liberty Rfg.
Cos.. 97 Woodwd 4th flour, elevatot.
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