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SATIRE) AY . Jrl* Y 7, 1917.
IN THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
, r / n
wiS^ 4 *
MOllli; KIM.
In “llllml Matt'* •in k” on Mnrilfton
nrrrr n
KEYES CASE
ISROUGHOk
BROOKLINE
Love Slaying Scandal
Brings In welcome
Notoriety
DOUBLE LIFE
IS LAID BARE
Mho Fired Fatal Shot
Is Question That
Will Not Down
By J HERBERT DUCKWORTH.
BROOKLINE M a July 7 The
*e|f sat i-fD (1 .pride <>f aristn* ratlr ami
stand off -h Rr<><>; ltn< th<> • ru-h- ■ t
tow n in Hu w orl.l, ha -. . ,\. and a
staggering blow in tie K> \* < Hav
ing m'•■-'• r>
Th;- !'.. t<■*! suburb of priv.it*
parks and n. it on-. ruled to three
v> rx - • •■ ' • ■!• - nn • i ■ .'■!! v r*•; •<■
s» n' it • % in» :tnP» t
air* tow n -tri'-n, •r • and 1 ird to c n >i
ail ri< w 1 of o.\ *1( pnn*n' ■- ill th"
s*-n i 1 lott'il i'd • T 1: 1 tragedy, tn'
in vain
When 'he n c e wan reported a
on*' of l<* !• Mr"i kl n*rs i'*> a
sigh <>f r* !t»• f Th.i' bettor than
bomi' '!•« I*' y «!*•:• t x*an* « t r
trial rr» focus '' •■ ait* ntmn of the
count t • u;■ in tlx tn l it n. i-.b r
w ill **o'
Fnltut*d Rrooi ' n< nn'.' hn a full
si /♦<l nn' oh .«1 -living mx t**rv to
Cope W ' * • t . i • ■ ' 1:
ar** a m ii if tnati I*• • >ff.iSr<
w hosi- > • ■»n» ■ I . 1 ’•i 1 "Mi• • x* 1 ■
v .i- found I i'»t t 1 1 v ii yi in*
and- b' t itiful i v il
When I’ I I.l* ’-h I. h K- V a
w a f tr.d and ' ' '• r 1 <tri*• No
7f* K*nw<* and * . I v 1 1 I 'iml it
humbled' 'tt tld < d* I ' i'*'
« o -tlii '-■• 1 ■ to pro\i t
Put a handwt tine «\p rt now
s'-'i ar*- n<» v " -.tt ibont to tab*' ft* r
1 ' ■
hand
In vc-if leaf Inn m'o tlv Ilf*' of the
hu ban*! t *n !»?•• to light »h*-
fa* t that (hot • II K* >• was a
Hnrriman L'ciress
To Wed Horseman
jJPS i—
f. Ij « l-l. V it I
C APOLL
yMgJ HARRUIAH «
tli .i>i *» 111 lirrAinr flif Itrlilf
<ti-l|>tiln In tl»r innngrM ilrtiiah
ter of thr Info I. 11. IlnrrlmNN.
Mniin« Ini Pint rnllrnnit mniitnlr, no«l
hn « hrrn In ttjr fnrrfO'lil In »««»"lnl
noil rhnrlfnlllo nrtltltlea. *•••(((• I*
It nrnllh i li nr.rmiin, mrmlifr nf lh»
Hrin M»nr llanl *ml I (infer Sal
le* Hunt. Hr hfrrili anl rahlhlf*
In* liorte*.
Pr f HL
Jm ft
1 I
MUM I’ll It milll
In n*« |>hi>.<* itranin In It Hthlnilnn
tt lilt It* 11 (.11 I’ Til K 1.1 >f
Who bought th*- gun front which
th< shot ua - ft i »•. 1 that killed Mrs
K »’v-"s *
That's wnat Hr" kiln**'" police
ar- tr' inp ♦•. find nut, while sash,
in lb- a to! fastidious Brookline
• ud'li r.s in its in it found and
sordid notorl*'t v.
l i t c!ii *■ tt'.Ht a pawnbn ker
] kii' w who bought ti e gun have
j developed nothing
Who i"|l gh t t h'e nun'
j Who fl *. and the shot
N* w England I ►«»n Juan Herf*, right
in the mid>t of Brookline > blue
blooded families man had been
bung a dnulil* ! 1 f*•'
tin reconsideration, too, it was de
rided Mrs K*'* i ould not base
flr*-d the two shots thru her hand
into her tempi*' That was a physi.
*al Impossibility
Who. then, fired the fatal shots”’
\ "mysterious woman" had been
•en '»>• neichhors prowling around
tin Key* - bom* a f* w day . before
the killing.
Then Keyes was closely quizzed
H< ftn 1 11 v betrayed Mis- Harriet A
Varney, hospital n :r-i who quit
her Job a* r. a rn th* dav after tb*-
rritu* Miss Varney for six years
had also posed as "Mrs Keyes"
Keyes used to visit her 'WO or three
time a w * e r, Keyes took th*’ po
l'< i to 1* r -istrr - horn*' a* West
1 ;»*•• n Miss Varney was arrested
and put in Jail
Miis Varney's alibi is that she ar
rived in Roston from North tlrafton
it !*• labout the time th*' crime
v rt- committed and lunched later in
i Rosfnn oaf* with Keyes In a
!♦ ♦r« r she s* tit her r that day
he sad Keye - "couldn't eat "
When inquiri* w< re made of
K* \* s h* proflu* <*d a ibnti-t who
ml he wa- in hts surg«-r> at the
t true of th*- killing
This is th*- matrimonial career of
K"> < s:
Married Helen 1* Provan in l»f» '
In If<lo -h*- left him In I!*M he oh
ialmd a divorce
In th* nu antimi he h.«>*l become
ntero-ti-d in I’a dine Mi*'s* nhach,
i- -•* t igr ■| ' wbo wa» to tie
*>m*‘ »h* il f t’ed "w if* No
A Iso. • I -aid. w ilhitl *hls tin)*-
t.i * an,e ft i ndl\ with Helen Var
ri* \. hosoi’al nur-« and photograidi
*r model
In \m- is' 1 *»t♦>. K< Vos. in N* w
York, marri'-d Mi Mi* s* nhach.
y* irs old, and 1" >«ars his j*ii;t«'**
Th"“* at*- the highlight in tbit*
niupli* ated -laying mystery th.af
' i he mir*hed Mrooklin*" ' moral
i h ira* t*>r" highlights that have
l*;ik**l out in pit*' of the secret
winner of conducting th*' inquest
■n U uHtu *'.< lualve community,,
and 'h*- almost comical deaf and
dumb attitude of fh•’ local police.
W. H. HIHBLEK
IS VICTIM OF
PNEUMONIA
William H Hibhler. N- 11 >7 Kir
\ ive wf-t, died Fridav night of
I'ieurn pneumonia Mr Hibhler was
born ;n \tmon f . Mich l.' \* .*r- ago.
nd cam*' to I)*troll when h* wa
years old A- a young man he
• nt**r»*d t|u carp* nier contrac»in<
bn-in*ss and cont titled in that work
un’il th* tim* <>f bis death He wax
.m net i\ * member of th* West War
• n H* "d* tits' i snoiation and a
mem be, of the Klks. Knights of
I'ythias and Oddfellows Mr Hlh
l.ler w is wblely know n thru hl.< bus
me -s uctivitji s an*l his l*»dee asso
ia*l**n H* was \*rx pontilat tie
< ause of his happy disposition.
1. S. I’.AKKS P.IiFiAI)
AT 1 CENTS A LOAN
The tnill'ary bnk*ry at Fort
Wayne is tinning out l.rtuu loavr
<>f fltu tiread •a* h da> The hak* r\
was **Atahllst e«l to rut the high cost
of br*ad and it ha done if The
regiment wa- foi<*d to pas nine
cents i pound f»*r bread in fh*> open
market. Now it make* an even
better qtp.lfty for jti‘f half that
price.
P i V.
Water Fllter-Purifiers for Home*
With Connection! to Ice Do*
* j •;
V».
V
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v* - - * f
M AIK. \lli:T KIM.
With I omlun Itfllrd (.Irk In ( n<llllf«r
DELEGATES
TO TALK IN
CHURCHES
B. Y. P. I . Representa
tives To Occupy Bap
tist Pulpits Sunday
PRAYER SERVICE
IN MORNING
Ministers of City To
Speak On Topics
of the Day
and eak- t<, the In
ternatlonal Baptist >oun:: ! *• - pi• -
union <on%« ntion. held in th>- Wood
war*l mo Baptist < hur* b the la-t
thr*'»• days oj ’h*. w*«ik, will occiyix
th*- pulpits nf tb* Baptist chun ii**s
of the «utj Sunday morning an I
•vening
Ther*- will b* an early morning
pra>* t s. r\i • !*<• young p*op|. in
f1 • Wruxlw ard av*' Baptist « titir* b
at 7 .’n ofio' k. with tb* IC*- Floyd
H Adams, of Hiittiruond. lud . I* *d
ing. and the services in that church
at 1" ilO and 7 ->u o'clock will be
*• ; *■■ tally for young people The
Key \ T. Mi <'i linnion. o' Ton
alii he -hi.*- speaker morning and
• veiling, and the Rev W R Wibx.
of Minneapolis, in th* aft* n*-on
Th* cKur* h«-s, spiak*-’- n-! Im<
of s« rvi*-e \\ 111 he a- fell*>w
1.1 yf l b 111 il I ' b o 'k t i
it- \ \\ H i: ,1. ' .out at : ell. k
tli** I {** \ Fb-yd H Adams \Varr*»i
o* i* 1•* • I- k Mr X*‘a n'«. and
at T - :*i ..'.-1..- k. th* ft V ** h-;'*z.
I * rr* r*" i. in ..* • , , Mi
Sab at uniat • b th* l( ••
■ 'ha rl* s W inn* r s ’ f *■* .* \** a * II
n I -In* k. thr I:» 1 H B sti'l 1-n - . I'o . I
p 'tllh 11 • a I ’! ■
ii R Hn*h‘*p. and a* "'i 1 1. M*:
lif r * I. Tr-•> r r 11 -k •* * M*m• -r ta it
in ?n *cl. k. Mr \\ finer .in I 5* t
*>. I. k. th** K*-\ l.*i!‘ii/ 1 II ms* n
b'ir st i|i'rni«n. at 7 ■ • ••'o*. U. Mi
Mi« hi-: B-m I ah, it * » * \ *- •
TTf' vr TANARUS, n»]ip. mil It .. ••!* k
t tie Ilf \ V It \V •e, r s•. r t it <
*i duck, th* iti" r. y Mu :t « in.
t**n i• *• at : n u t*•* k th<- i\
Joseph rtre-'n, nc flat 7 "a-■ k.
S* Irion I, B-'bJ-i t - ~ Park, at
10 ’** o I'lm k Willi II i”w* and *t
S o'cl.w-k Mr. Mr* • n i r«t ct i*. h.
I’ortia at 1 o * I-.. 1 the IP v
W p I,- \*■ 11 nnl i • 1 ■ k t
Bex \\ <* \ nd* r >n
Puea For False Arrest
Charging assault, faUe arrest and
fa 1s• imprisonment. <;**nrge Mai*r
has filed suit for SIO,OOO damages
ngninst K»e*irge T. Hasten i>Hrt*!e
officer Thomas .Toy, John Trl* -t and
Oscar Hebei Maler sjiys he was
detained 71’ hour - after h* had boon
admitted to hail when he appealed
his case to recorder's court He
has also filed a suit again t Hr.
Bernhardt Jacob, superintendent of
the iW'troif House of F'rrection.
charging illegal detention.
The Minn* sofa Federation of
Women's Flub, will hold its an
nual oonvcnHon at Mankato in S*p-
BUILDERS’ AND TRADERS’ PERMANENT
BUILDING EXPOSITION
IM •i H 3yP • EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE
A frrr* rxhfbi'ion <•! hun<lr*<l *l l - ;•!.« • T'i.Mliif:
W| •\ll 1■( tjEn*, nifl’i r;«N. •‘" r . ‘ otulik > and ?<>r Lt-nfJl’
FOURTH FLOOR PENOBSCOT BLDG. CHERRY 5040
JUST A MINUTE, MR. BUSiNKS MAN
SAVE MONEY
We transform the city water Into the most palatable, sparkling,
clear, wholesome drinking water.
Install our all-in one Puro Filter Cabinet with ice coila.
No bottles, stands nor pails
Unlimited amount of properly coaled drinking water always on tap
All-in-one cabinets for offices, factories, clubs or stores
Filters with ice bo* connections for household use.
6,000 in use in New York city, 4,000 in Chicago.
Why iwuftnftn? —Call us.
i
The Puro Water Filter Cos.
Telephone Cherry 6.187. DETROIT, MICH. 207 East Jefferson Ave
m* Bi/.-b-.T j .
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Diin«*rr \%rniir Imrlruqne com -
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HARVARD ROAD
OPENED TO MACK
HarxajcL. Homes subdivision In
Hros.se Point* park, which has just
be. n placed on the market by Will
S» John a- Company, xxill open Har
x *r*l rd thru to Mark ax**., insuring
th*- residents of a paved street run
ring from J* ffer-on :*x«• to Mack
The opening of this subdivision was
made n*.. arx i*x ii:*' rapid build
ing 'ij* of t H Hah* rkorn’s F»ros?e
Pointe Park s )t**l)\ision an*l liar
xa r dr*l .-alxlivi-(on. both sold by
Will S' ,r*hn <v i ’ompany
Fix. hous* ranging in price from
s':<!, *»*!«. '** s’<»«* ** mi either fiti
(shed or un*i* ■ construction in these
two uhdix 1.-:* : Tli*>pening «»f
Harx'-ard rd ’** Ma k xxill giv** the
nwriiT of 'l.* -* bouse- arc* ss to
*>ith*‘r Ma» k *>r J> ff* rM*n aves.
I). I*. W. EMPLOYE
KILLED BY A! TO
NT H Os-. Nn. Jib Fort «t east, a
w a'ehtnan in the P P W vards at
Michigan ave and Eighteenth st ,
\x ,i» killed Frida x afternoon w h*-n a
! ght m()tor truck driven by H I.of
t i- No ♦1 x Hazeltnn-av* . knocked
Vim in front of a h* avy I> i’ W.
truck *lri\»n by Henrge Thompson
The wheels of the lat'er pass* and over
Turn, causing d*ath almost instantly.
Neither driver x*a- held
SHOOTS W IFE
ACCIDENTALLY
While Thomas T)ag«n xxa clean
ing his rexolver in th*' kitchen ot
1i- home, N'o 17 - Hreenwood ave .
Friday afternoon, the \m .pon was
accidentally di'd irged Th* bullet
struck Mr- rumen, who was ironing
tn 'h* side, inflicting a wound
She xxa.- taken to H c*!vinc ho-pi
tal
The annual ii nvention *>f th« Na
tional association will he informally
op* ned in Portland. Ore. today xx h
th* reception of th* delegates and
the ni* •'ing of committees and s!*!e
* onferences.
Are You Guilty of Murder?
WILL YOU KELP AMERICA WIN?
«\ fn Inrk. .Innr :C l*rnh Ihlflon for thr prrlod of Ihf "if """
nrlt iioHlnl (oniKbt >«t n mrrtlng hrlil undrr thr miMfli'f* of tlw- Vm
rrleun Mfdlmt «o mmlttrn on (hr trrnlmrnt of Ml<-ok«|.
lam nml narrotlr addict lon I'hr «rn*r of Ihr mcctliU «"■* *■«•*'•"*’
(tn, rrntfirnl not milt *hnuld prohibit thr in nn a lnl nrr of ithl*kr>.
hill Ihnl ll itl*o -houlil |t»t** I no* *t«rpln« thr «*r of *a< h n* l«
nlrrnilv mn nus art nrr<l
••l»r. John II <tnorLrnho*, nldrlj knovtn n* on allrnlM. drrlnrrd
fhnt II (hr mil Inn I* to innlnln In It* mornl «(nnilliiK tohm-ro nl*o
mint hr nli. Il*hnl. 11.- mlilril ihnt (hr (Inir noulil ronir •« hrn thr
limn nho III! %I * IN III! INK. t |t» % RKT’IT'.A, or fll.Allh "111 hr
dr r mnl m Ml Mill Hl:H.•• , —< h|.-ii*» Trlhunr. Junr 4. »»»• •
or unto him thnl ictirth hi* nrlghhor drink, that pa(tr*l thjr
hottlr lo him, noil miikr* him ilriinkrn nl«o."
ll.ihnkknk 2tl 2, I V
Enlist now in the ‘‘Clean Life Clul>" of
The Anti Cigarette League of America
11 If* U nm.-tn'i l>iw|*lf. In *t-# I hlru^o.
f 4 \j( v piKf <;**t*n. !*• m-l’-r 'am* * .T .TrfYr«>' r PI»M T>tr* t^r
OI K SIAM.AN—“A CLEAN LIFE"
w \T<n this **Ar>”
DETROIT TIMES
WAR’S END
MAY COME
IN BALKANS
Allied Success There
Vet Force
Decision
OBSTACLES ARE
NOW REMOVED
Menace of Greeks On
Entente Flank
Now Asset
By MILTON BRONNER
\N \SiUNGTON, July 7 Military
and travelers here familiar
with Ui*- situation in the Balkans
ar*- confident that If the Allies de
tertnin*- upon a real offensive north
w aid from Monasti'r. the abdication
of Kinr < onstantino of Greece an*l
tin i• on to power of former Pre
mi* r Y*-n:/*ios make the Job about
Pm p* r i < nt easier.
Sitin'- -trafemsts hold the real key
to winmne the -ur is in a cam
|n."n ti,r'i Serbia, with the idea of
"tiM-ng the Berlin Constantinople
railroad
W- i'y -bout the Allied flank and
re r k*pr 'h*- armies under (Jen.
Sat i to.i- me time for months tn
northern Greece Command of the
Greek pi* uttlon improves the case
n three particulars
The allies can land men. food
and n umtinns at western tjreek
I -*rts n*ar the he«*l of Italy, involv
ing a v**:i trip of hut a few hours,
instead ol the seven-day trip from
Marseilles to Salonika thru the sub
marine infest* and Aegean sea.
Th* Xl'ie- no loneer need fea
wi it a r,r*-ck armv under Constan
'ine m ght have attempted to do.
If they choose, the Allies can
i-mt' in-let-r th * - wheat supplies of
ft.• ri<h plaint of Thessaly
\t pr* nf Mi* Allies hate a line
between l’.vi and miles. It run«
front Walona. Albania, to Lake
fn'rida. to Mona-tir in Serbia,over
to !..ik< Dorian and then to the
:• of Kav. la. where th- trenches
fa • Kawiia. Greek city g \**n over
to Bulgarians by command of Cor
stant ine
Th line i« held b> Italian troops
on t!." tvi-t, *hen a Russian di
si. n. Mir* • Serb armies, the
From in Vardir valley and around
,k* Dorian, tlo-n the British in
St-r ima \allev
B> po • -.-ion of Monastir the Ah
n<s are within 1R miles of Prilep
.rd Velr-s. whi' h ran be taken after
• •n* 1 smash thru a mountain ran*e
directly south vs ih*-m Once the
\!li.s have these two towns, they
an turn *ho hip Babouna ran*e by
flankinc i* and fmhtinc their way
40 nule-- to Vsktib, key to the Al
lied objective
At 1 'skub ' they would he astride
a railroad that leads directly to
\j h They could then either fol
low this railroad to Nish or i?o
across the plateau to Sofia.
Capture of either of these cities
Installations for Offices, Factories.
Clubs. Restaurants Hotels
and Public Buildings
BY DUDLEY A SIDDALL
Executive Secretary Michigan
State Aseociatlon of Real
Eatate Boards
Thruout the state, and espe
cijilly in Detroit, real estate op
erators report subdivision busl
mss greatly ‘tiinulnted during j
the past few weeks This now
1 i.rfivity is generally ascribed to ;
1 th« lifting of uncertalntio* from 1
•he public mind a* regard* the i
j effect of the w.ir on future con
■ <Jltion*. It t•» now a well recog
i nlied fact that all lines of indu
i tr> are operatin'; at capacity and
i will be forced by the conditions
* to continue this wa\ fur an in 1
definite period The result of
! this is m* i»dy employment for
•he great mass of worker# who
J constitute the hulk of real prop
i erty holders Wages are tend
inc to higher I* vein, and because
i of these facts confidence Is re
I turning to the public mind and
it is perceived that continued
prosperity is certain to mean a
crowing real rs’ate market and
its attendant opportunities tor
profit.
would cut the raxroad between Ber
lin and Constantinople This would
cut off Turkish grain from shipment
to Germany, and would prevent the
Turks getting ammunition from
Germany, so It is figured Turkey
and Bulgaria, for largely the same
reasons, would quickly have to get
out of th*» war
Motorist Held tor Trial
Frank Mayers was held for trial
on n charge of manslaughter in Po
lice Justice Sellers' court Friday.
Mayers Is alleged to have struck
and killed Mrs \nni Kckholm at
Woodward ave nnd |)uflleld-st. F-h
1 s with his automobile
HOME TEAM WINS
Score:
Detroit 4 Chicago 1
To help keep tlieir
eyes on the ball
and their minds on
the game nearly all
the players
■"*»■> ▼
BASE* field
game sati rday
■ Detroit vs.
H Washington
L GAME STARTS
AT 3:00 P. M.
Eastern Standard Time
Reserved and Box Seats at
Soper’a Cigar Store, new
Dime Savings Bank Bldg
On the BEACH and BOARDWALK '
ATLANTIC CITY. N J. 1
i Rett - Recreation —Recuperation
Spend a frwdm at theChal
fonte- the hotel of hospitality
and homelike charm. American
£lmn Golf and yacht privileges
lake reservations now.
THE LEEDS COMPANY
si a ■ wts ■ ■ m
llrslnnlng I'eesriay, .loir 3
Day Trips to
'~EEe!>-' Cleveland
steamers leave fr.r Cleveland
dally exerpt Sunda> at *• "0 a m .
Central Time nrrlvinn nt Cleve
land at 4r. m Tare, one »-a\, 12
Hteamera lenv. foot of Third St
Detroit A Cleveland Navigation
4 onipnn»,
?tn Kara 14 SO Kor Clave and. Pitta,
urt‘\ and points South, daliv los«t p m.
for Alpena. Mackinac Island, St l|n*t.«
and ear ports Mondays and Saturday*
I OS p on . Wednesday* and Fridays Slt
a nv. Central Tims mssinsrs Isavs too*
*if Third S'anus City Ticket OSSoe 111
OMawc.ld street. 1 | .. ne herry *>43 ft.
Wharf feet of Griswold st Western
rime Tor the Date Teehetno Park sod
ort Huron »«> parts steamers leev*
Detroit daily I 4S a m ands 14 p m.
Benders. m'trnlps •'aamar :a»*»a • SO
For Taledo and Sugar talar and stssmsr
Isavra dally 4 IS a m and I 10 p m.
Bundara, I 41 t a and I It s a
OCKAIt ITRAMIHIPS
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NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL
NEW YORK FALMOUTH LONDON
NEW YORK—BRISTOL
Drafts, Haney Orders, Hall ar Cable.
Great Britain. Ireland. Reaa
dlaavta, Italy.
For further information apply
n STATIC »T, n. r, *r L**al Agaats
INVEST YOUR MONEY
IN UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
INDIAN LAND
The Agfeat way to Invent your money ta to buy land. The beat
peraon to buy land from la Uncle Sam
The United Slates Government will noon cifft-r for aale thousande
of acrea of rich land belonging to the Choctaw anil Chkkaagw
Indian Trlbea in Eaatern Oklahoma, at far leaa than lla actual
value.
You are entitled to at leaat ISO acres of these lards if you hav®
not bought Indian Land before.
There is no homeatead or Improvement requirement. You get
your title* from Uncle Sara and the land ia yours to do with as you
please You can stay at home and deal with the United State*
Government DIRECT.
It takes onl> a little money and a few dollars invested in these
lands may mean a fortune to you. It has to thousands of others
One sure thing you will make some money out of the investment.
Every element of chance is eliminated when you allow us to do
your locating
These lands are located tn Oklahoma’s wonderful oil and gas
area, but cannot be developed until complete title is acquired from
ihe Government.
Notwithstanding the fart that Oklahoma oil industry is just in
its infanev. the value of her oil produced last year exceeded that
of any other State in the whole UNION.
Visit the Oklahoma Free Demonstration Car located at Michi
gan Central Coach Yards. 17th and Rose sts., one block south of
Michigan ave. Open 9 a. m till 9 p m., including Sunday.
'• Big Steamer Put-in-Bay leaves every
1 & 9 /*jr. •
p* . h Put-in-Bay, Cedar Point,
Cleveland and Sandusky.
hr Million Hollar Vrrry Moniinirnt
sip 7 and I m« at »lir llhj
M * Boanl Mammoth llotol.
Dtn'lni on the Boat, Klmrl’a orrhaatrm
v l*ut-ln-Hai l.\<ry lint 1 5 bout*' alopii Karr. II
gy a 1 T. W>rlr linn 7"- - *ii»Hn»« »t
txcursions /r*dar Point. Mn.; Mni. SS« anti IP., (tv* nntin'dt^
I Hoonrt Trip, |I tl.
Cleveland Daily at 9:00 a. m. $1.75 one way.
Moonlight Excursions * WHh Da»clj»g
DTEAMKR FRANK K. KIBBY aJao lro»ra at 5:00 P M. wrrk da>a.
Departure* Aahley a Dnitll Bt«un*r lJn a, Flr»t Htrnrl Wharf, lailfrt Tima.
DETROIT RIVER STEAMERS Columbia
EsA£| to 808-L0
Week Days 9 a.m., 1130 and 3 p.m. Snndaya—
-9.30 ■ a nia 9 2*3 p.m. Returning Arrive 2*B p.m. Kaateru Tima.
Dancing and Rathing. Fare (Except Holideyr) 400 Children 23c
MOONLIGHT with Dancing oa Sir. Colombia or St*. Claire every
Keening Kscept Son. and Mon. Bj3(> Fora 40e. (Except Hobdays)
SUNDAY FVK. Columbia Lake Rida ud Concert 40c
S# liqaor* p.ratll.d. F.aatarm Standard Tim* 411 trips from Rat** Rt.
Tk* rttkt to r*fu** *nr p*r*on admliiloa t* boat* and park U r***r?*d.
EXCURSIONS
•rtjHPW. To PORT HURON, TASHMOO PARK
the Flats, Sugar Island and Toledo
To Tiii.i'iiiti a\i> 'i t.Att T n T'mhnioo Flits 'inrf
n>w str ritv of T..ie<tn leaves for 10 Adsnmoo. r iais ana
Siignr Island end Toledo A 10 » m. Port MUTOn
returning arrives lietroit 7.45 p. m. . i...... « „
Tw.. hours in Toledo. , Tsshmoo leaves 1 a m. Ps
ll.nelnx All l»«r In the HI. Ball turn,n « arrives Detroit * .0 p. m
Itomn on the I Ity of Toledo. Str Wailketa leaves 2 .10 p. m .
Kitra Atenmer. to Super island connecting with Str. Tashmoo at
ontv. 1 to a m. Steamer Greyhound Tashmoo Park
for Sugar Island and Toledo. LIP* Str. Owana leaves for Flats, Tash-
P rn ... moo and Algonac only. 2 p. m. He-
Pnssengers going to Sugar Island turning leavea Algonac 7 p. m.
??- v r i onl i r cht h, leavln , Talari" OHi'HrATHA AMI IHMIM. ON
the Moonlight leaving THE STR.T A AIfMOO Al.l/mi. WAI
Dancing "'and* TO IMiltT HI NOA VAI. HKTI RA.
Tickets Toledo, tl round trip Tickets Port Huron, fl 2;«: Tash
jAugar Island, 50c moo and Plata. 7Ro.
riNAKI/A ORI IlKATllt Ftllt I'ltFX DAM I'l* **n Bouts and Parks.
Moonlight Finir.lon*—s»tnnt»r and Sunday, .Vie.
A* liquors Allowed. Hastern Time. t»rt»nel4 Street Wharf.
I SIX STEAMERS (
* Between Detroit & Cleveland .
Every 24 Hours
'4 The luxurious steamers of the D. A- < ►
1 T.ake I,lne» aff..rd the most convenient [.
4 mode if travel dav or night, between ft ,
Detroit and Cleveland
Steamer Schedules
'• **. I
p»av s*e«mers leave dailv except Sun It wi**
ij day at «"0 a m . irnvtni; a* Cleveland T *. .. .
4 p m, »'entral Time f *
' Nigh* s’esmers leave dally at pi 4i p |, •* ’ . ./ ?Vi. *
, : m and 11 p *ti . arriving at < l«-veland f t a-*
*ys a. m. f'entral Time. E'
Three steamers from Cleveland to pe- L. . ■ ■■,
„sfl
p m , Central Time Igq < »'***'-ft.
| Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Cos. r\l
I rhtlip If MM "an Pres
91 A AS-' xntr. Vl<-e.p-es & d»n Mgr I ' fl / > *
l i. i,e« ah I/#■;
Ntenmers Third
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No Guess Work
mS ma
TIMES can ihow the advertfaer Jo«t who* lie
ia Udldng to in any block in the city. \
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