Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 6

7 CAMERAS I can see nothing butAnderson Carriages us prompt' attention ood ward i1 SUNDAY ATERNOON ON DETRG i $8E SUBURBAN Richmond Total WHICH BEST aust Electric ans HOTELS jote! fetherland EUROPEAN PLAN of return with steamer from Date June 16 Jpne 16June 16 Collins one of the first district members of the Republican state com mittee when asked yesterday for his opinion on the outcome of the present gubernatorial contest said: is no doubt that Gov Bliss will be re 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 19 3 16 7 17 8 8 13 The Test REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO PROMINENT DETROITERS INTER ESTED IN 230000 220 Woodward Avenue LOCATION UNSURPASSED in Jhe the the are 23 3 Catalogue ree 1 Developing arid Printing Colored Silk Umbrellas twng to its Suocsss Oir Sao II Coitliuo io Iceland Hillsdale Houghton Port Huron Iron Mountain The Cecllian Plano Player Has Wonderful Expression HAMTRAMCKCHOSE DELEGATES LAST NIGHT Baraga Bapeer Monroe Allegan Bessemer PALAVER THE POLITICIANS WYANDOTTE TON SORI ALISTS LIKE HIS PRICES steamer will hours later LAG DAY WAS OBSERVED IN DETROIT HORSE WENT THROUGH SHOE STORE WINDOW WOMAN BADLY INJURED IN DELRAY Grosvenor who is well inform ed on the affairs of Monroe county said yesterday: will have its county convention next Wednesday and I from talks with the workers that there will be no attempt to bind the delegates to any candidate and that a fine set of men will be se lected to represent the county in the state convention However the senti ment in many places seems to be for the renomination of Bliss and I rather think Monroe's vote will be cast for his CLERK HAD CLOSE CALIAM MAL HAD TO BE SHOT John Gordon is Manager of the Enterprise At the Hamtramck township Reput licari cautus held last evening at' the residence or ueorge rieintz corner 2tarr finest finished piano in uldll America best medium priced piano in Americai MRS AUST HOPES AMERICANS WILL DO IT Mayburyz takes the same ground as other Democrats in oppos ing the Republican county committee's plan to have nominations made by di rect vote of the people without wait ing for the passage of a law ori prim ary elections Democrats generally follow the idea of putting the Republi cans in the hole for the refusal of the legislature to pass the Colby bill last year His honor says that without law on the subject there will be no means of punishing ballot box stuffing the making of false returns etc HW Becker oen WJODWIRD AVINU' GUU phoie 666 Ifain 3 16 JuneJune JuneJuneJuneJuneJuneJune uneJuneJuneJuneJuneJune June JuneJuneJuneJune JuneJune With the approach of the date for the Republican state convention coun ty conventions for the election of dele gates become more numerous and the claim bureausof the rival candidates for the nomination for governor are very active The Bliss men continue to show by far the better figures The Stearns men deny that the Bliss statis ticiaps have things right but the friends of the Ludington candidate do not dip into convincing arithmetic in their statements that will get 75 of the delegates to be elected next week which Is really more than we think he receive Gov Bliss will have secured over 621 delegates or 73 more than are necessary to assure him of said Dr Ken nedy Wayne county manager last evening "rom what we now know Gov Bliss will be nominated next week and Wayne and Kent coun ties are still to be heard from With their delegates practically ours for we do not anticipate any serious opposi tion if seems to me that there will be nothing to it but Bliss at the coming Dr Kennedy then furnished figures showing that to June 9 Bliss had elected 325 delegates which with the 96 that were elected last week bring his total to 421 According to the doc tor more than 200 will be added to this number next week and the grand total will be reached when Wayne and Kent counties send their delegations to the support The following is ATER TRENTON BARBER A corporation has been iff Detroit which will be known as the Detroit Real Estate Investment Co Ltd The idea uppermost in the minds of the promoters of this enterprise McLaughlin and Hnnnan was to give to the small investors of this city an opportunity to become part owners in a productive enterprise which they say has for its financial basis free and clear real estate equal in value to its entire issue of stock Another important object which the organizers of this company say they have in view is the harmonious im provement and development ot more than 250 acres of splendid residence property in the center of the North Woodward avenue district It is 'the purpose of the company to develop this property along lines which win suit the tastes and preferences of the self respecting and well to do homo owner It is proposed to prevent the erection of flats apartment houses and factories by imposing strict building restrictions The third consideration which led to the organization of a powerful syndi cate for the transaction of local real' estate business was the fact that there are many propositions which pre sent themselves in connection with the handling of large properties which the individual dealer finds him self unable to successfully contend with The new company will do a reg ular real estate brokerage business but will aim to secure a class of busi ness which cannot be successfully handled by the individual dealer Tn all of the large eastern cities real estate investment companies organized for purposes described have been doing business for several years with the greatest success The new company has a capital stock ot $1250000 and the real estate back of the enterprise includes according to those interested the holdings of the' Park Hill Land Co and the Voigt farm tract Included in this tract are twenty one acres of public parks and more than ten miles of boulevard The Woodward avenue frontage is about 2500 feet the boulevard frontage equals 20000 feet frontage and there is 20000 feet of frontage on other lateral streets There are twelve streets and boulevards Included in the territory owned by the company and one of the i first undertakings will be to secure the proper improvement of these streets Boston and Chicago boulevards the two streets which with the parks which they enclose may be properly termed the axis of this splendid resi dence tract which extends from Ham ilton boulevard on the west to Oak land avenue on the east will' be ex tended west from Woodward aVtehue and made to exactly correspond with the plan of development which has been followed in making Boston bou levard the beautiful street that it is the pride and boast of all residents of the north end Voigt park will be Im proved and made a fitting monument to the enterprise of the former owner of the property Voigt The Voigt arm tract will be replatted in to make the size of the lots and the general plan of the streets con form to the system of platting which has been followed on the other side of Woodward avenue In the organization of this company a large amount of outside capital has been brought into the city those inter ested announce The recent sale of the Voigt farm tract to eastern capi talists the first step and later a western capitalist was secured Charles Hannan of Council Bluffs la Mr Hannan who is a brother of Hannan of this city has been en gaged in the business of banking for several years 'but having recently sold out his banking interests in Council Bluffs was induced to take a large block of stock in the new enterprise John Gordon who will represent the eastern parties interested in the new company is a heavy individual stockholder The officers of the company which were elected in Detroit yesterday are as follows: President A Stephens vice president Charles 1 Hannan treasurer George Russel: secre tary McLaughlin John Gor don was chosen manager The board of directors will consist of the officers of the company and Hannan An advisory board has been appointed which will confer with the directors in connection with the deciding of all Important questions The men who have been chosen as members of the advisory board from the list of the stockholders are McMillan Col rank Hecker Truman II Newberry Ashley Pond Henry Russel Hawks Ledyard John Gordon and Charles Hannan The manager Mr Gordon will be here on the ground this week and will establish an office for the transaction of business While discussing the aims and inten tions of the new company last even ing McLaughlin made the fol lowing statement to a representative of The ree Press: men who have associated themselves in the organization of this new company want it distinctly under stood that' no attempt will be made to monopolize the local brokerage business in connection with real es tate to the exclusion of the Individual dealer but that the company will con fine its operations within its legitimate the handling of larger un dertakings than the individual dealer can hope to handle successfully The new company will place a certain amount of its stock issue on the mar ket and the directors hope to secure the co operation of the local real es tate fraternity in disposing of this stock to small investors who may de sire to make an in an en terprise which has back of it a large tract of the most valuable city real estate in the United i 19 19 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 An Experienced Angler you consider Percy1 Monckton a good If all the others get uck Oceana Sanilac Baraga Lapeer Monroe Allegan Gegebic Huron Bad Axe Ler Ianua Hillsdale Houghton St Clair Chippewa Dickinson Iron Stambaugh Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Schoolcraft Schoolcraft Soldiers to GbtTo mbrrow s'Maj McClure said yesterday that all of command will have tn leave ort Wayne for ort Brady Monday afternoon via' the line with the exception of one officer and twen ty five men who will await the corn ing Of the second battalion on Tues day and will leave on that' afternoon via the Michigan Central railroad lag Association Officers New York The annual meeting of the American lag asso ciation was held In the city hall to day Rear Admiral Schlev wasre elected a vice president and in ac knowledging his re election spoke of the great reverence shown the flag in the navy He said he always felt it a gross insult to the flag of the coun try to use it for advertising The offi cers chosen are: President Col: Prime of Yonkers vice presidents Theodore Roosevelt Gen Nelson A Miles Theodcre itch treasurer Ed ward Pay ton Cone The Detroit Municipal League has inaugurated its campaign for the pass age of a primary election bill by send ing out to all voters pamphlets signed by John Davis chairman of the com mittee under whose direction the bill was formulated Mr vavis in nis troduction invites criticism of measure the idea being to have whole matter argued out before i a in rp mftC'ts so that if there imperfections they may be remedied leaving the legislators no excuses such as those under which they defeated the Colby bill A noteworthy feature of the bill is that it seeks to define the number ot voters which a party shall have in or der that it may be dignified with a column on the official ballot for the final election The bill specifies that the election commissioners shall give no separate column to candidates whose party vote in the preceding pri maries has been less than 10 per cent of the total vote cast The bill is Intended to cover the whole state and it appears that the framers of the measure figured that sooner or later United States senators would be elected by popular vote as machinery is provided for returning the vote on these officials The bill differs in one respect from the one under which the recent city election in Grand Rapids was held In the urniture City bill it is provided that there shall be a separate ballot for each party on the theory that this will prevent voters of one party from being tempted to Interfere with the nomination Of some other party with the plan of bringing about the naming of weak candidates on the rival tick et The Grand Rapids plan worked to the entire satisfaction of its friends The Municipal bill provides only for ballots on which the names of all candidates are to be printed nominated and he will be elected next November It is likely that his majority will be reduced because it is an off year when business men and workingmen alike are not so much in terested as when national issues are at One hundred and twenty five years ago yesterday the American flag was born the continental congress of the American colonies which were then in revolt against the tyranny ot the mother country accepting the design which to day is the pride of everyone permitted to dwell beneath its shelter ing folds The original design which is said to have been furnished by Betsey Ross of Philadelphia contain thirteen stripes symbolic of the thirteen colonies the stripes colored red and white alternately with thir teen stars in'the field of blue In 1818 the design was changed so as to pro vide for the addition of as many stars as there were states and that idea is still in force Detroit observed yester day bv a very general display Of the national emblem The suggestion of Mayor Maybury was carried out and flags floated from the city hail Are en gine houses and public schools Pa triotic citizens in every walk of life brought out their flags and Old Glory was thrown to the breeze from many a halyard throughout the city the ob servance being particularly noticeable throughout the business section The officials of the Detroit United railway caused fac similes of the American flag to be placed on the 'bul letin boards on the front of all their cars and wherever one was to be seen yesterday there was a constant re minder of the fact that it was CLEAR ILIPINOS THE ISLANDS The Supreme Court Lansing Mich June The Supreme Ceurt met in special session to day and on motion ot Hon Philip Van Zlle dean or the Detroit College of Law the following recent graduates of that institution were admitted to practice: Peter Abt Wesley Allison Robert Barbour Charles Benedick Herbert MacO' Bierce Gustave Ciliax Douglas Cochrane George Condon John Cornwell Joseph A Da vis Mlles Davis' John Ji Penne rank Dentz Alexander Doig William Doig Jeremiah Drennan Joseph Dwyer rank Eaton John eier Matthew Gainey rank Gordon Edward Guenther Charles Hicks Earl Howes John Kalmbaoh Michael A Karaszewskl Clarence Kelland William Kelly Leopold A Kosclnskt Jacob A Kronk Wesley Lefler Christian 7eidich'Vin cent McDowell Jay Mertz Peter JrMon eg han John Muller Virgil Nash An thony Nelson Bert A iNorthrop 'Norman Noteman George Tiuehle Charles Scudamore George A Stone Norman Thomas Orr Trask Homer Van Aken Harry Van Syckle David A Webster Leo Weiss Charles Wills John Wood Hugh Wood Lewis Wendt George Brown secretary of the school board who has been active in the campaign for Stearns will run as a candidate for delegate to the Republican county convention in the third precinct of the first ward Brown has issued a circular to the' voters of the precinct urging them to get out a nd vote for him and against the machine Alger Munising Macomb Mt Clemens Mason Ludington Muskegon Muskegon Newaygo White Cloud flart okly 1 yo 12 16 18 6 12 4 17 22 24 7 7 Lumber Bnrge Blocked Traffic' Yesterday afternoon in attempting to pass through the draw of the River Rouge sing bridge on River Road a lumber barge stuck in the mud sr and for 'hours the traffic on the electric' lines between Detroit and Trenton was interrupted Mongnagon' Delegates s' 'Mongaugpn Republicans yesterday in Trenton chose the following delegates to the representative convention: Ed ward Perkins George JoneS Coleman George Jones is the man for whom the three are pledged to cast their Ballots 4 ire' Ak lip i svMft Grand MOONLIGHT Excursion GIVEN BY THE Mutual Association ON steamer promise Dele gates 11 2 13 Corporal Giddings to Be Dis Washington June (Special) Corporal Clarence Giddings Com pany B1 ourteenth ort Wayne will be discharged from the army by the commanding officers of this station under the provision of paragraphs 156 and 158 of the regula tions i ilipinos are sneaking dirty cowardly curs and I hope you Ameri cans will wipe them off the face of the said Mrs aust mother of the aust trio playing at the Tem ple yesterday have the greatest pity for your soldiers over there I saw so much of them when we were iu Manila and they were such manly fellows it is a shame that they must waste their lives on such trash as the natives of the The three sisters chaperoned by their mother spent four months in (Manila during the summer of 1900 They were in (Manila when the our teenth Infantry left for Pekin and have many friends in the regiment a part of which is now stationed at the fort The aust family is famous A few weeks ago the brothers of the family appeared in an acrobatic act at the Temple Both of the parents were pro fessionals and the nine children have all gone into the profession The three girls accompanied by their mother left Australia which is their home with the first vaudeville company that went to Manila after the American oc cupation They were the first women performers who had appeared there and they made a great hit with their clever act They played in 'Manila while there was severe fighting around the city "We had some very funny experi ences wnue mere saia Mrs "Of course martial law prevailed and once or twice when we forgot our passes wo came near spending the night in the guard house ortunately each time our friends rescued us think Detroit is the most beautiful city I have ever seen iMy sons want us to live here and we may decide to make this our home though of course we are on the road much of the 'if you have not made your guesses you should do so at once Remember that the first prize of $5000 will be given to the person making the nearest correct guess The subscription price of our paper has not been changed YoU get your guess absolutely free particulars will be found on an is SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS Wiring of all kinds Hiram Marks Electrical Go U6 JimSQ I HONE $1 Refreshes the Atmosphere summer a storm' has a very de cided effect In refreshing the atmos phere If you could diave a storm whenever you wanted it you would feel better An electric fan furnishes air all the time You feel better from having it andi it cost much Our line of fans complete We also do high class wiring and repairingpromptly TEe KEARNEY ELECTRIC CO Phone Main 293 O0 Miami Ave Ou Great Gaesalng Contest Will Close une 25 On rule See our new styles To leave your widow $3000 cash or a $600 annuity paid every year during her widow hood and at her death to the minor chil dren until they become of age? An annuity of the American Annuity Association of this city costs less than life insurance Applications solicited by DENNIS 610 Chamber of Commerce 4 ltf4 4 iUWS Miller Mt' Elliott avenues the following delegates were elected with out' opposition: Senatorial John Haf lle George Miller Herman Ohmke representative Mark Hocroft George Engle Joseph Barnofski: congression al George Heintz It is Martindale for representative with the delegates The Stearns local committee has is sued the following: the 419 delegates which the Bliss organ claims for its idol the Stearns men concede a possible 250 which rep resent about all he will have in the convention who really wish to see him nominated It is likely that probably a hundred more possibly two hun dred will vote for him in obedience to instructions or 'orders of the Navin Atwood machine but that will be the limit lie can never rally enough votes to be nominated Simply because he won't have them in convention and also because the independent man hood of machine delegates revolts at Bliss and his backers Cass' Calhoun Eaton and Ingham five of the more populous counties of the state which have held conventions since the time and date of state convention were announced have all denounced and repudiated the Bliss administration According to the ma chine definition of traitors those coun ties ought to be banished into political exile for' life' If the Bliss men ex pected to land a majority ahead of time they ought to have started their snap caucuses and conventions along last midsummer county that elects a delega tion to the state convention without instructing Tor Bliss is against him butnot necessarily for Mr Stearns The" defeat of Bliss moreover seenus to be written very large the out The following is the list of county conventions to be held this week: Counties and place ManMtee Manistee Lake 'i Luther St Joseph Centerville Terms $150 Per We3k and up Th1 tLll CHEAP EXCURSIONS In order to give every person in Detroit and vicinity an opportunity ride on The New Steel Steamer GREYHOUND OLD GLORY IN EVIDENCE ALL OVER THE CITY NOTICE! I take pleasure In announcing to my frknds and patronrf'tbat I have leased a portion of my business quarters to the wen known optical firm of Dustin Co My acquaintance with Mr Dustin dates from 1884' when he assumed charge of the optical department of Roehm Wright continuing with this successor Wright Kay Co in all covering a period ot nine years during which time he built up the largest retail optical business in Michjgan Mr Dus tin then organized the Internationa Optical Lens Co manufacturer ot all kinds of optical lenses rom 1897 up to the recent change pt location Mr Dustin con ducted a successful and growing optica) business 210 Woodward avenue re moving from there to obtain more satisfactory quarters Knowing as I do the ability and reputation ot Mr Diistln I can unhesitat ingly assure everyone of upright honorable when buying optical mer chandise as well as the most scientific and skillful handling of pases of defective vision ai his pre eminence in this Hpe Is beyond question JRAHA ROEHM Jaweler of Piano excellence is time In dur 22 years experience hundreds of homes have testified their complete satisfac tion with our makes of pianos for the 'test that money can buy Wyandotte barbers are becoming sticklers for Sabbath obseryance so reported They are formed into a union hard as steel and no one has the temerity to cllp ven 'the scantiest poll for less than the fourth part of a dollar Having gathered all the tonsorial artists within their little city into the fold they are now Jook ing about for more worlds to conquer In the pleasant village of Trenton a shaver and hair clipper does busi ness He belongs to no union and he charges but 15 cents for cutting hair In consequence the youth of Wyan dotte wait until rolling? hours bring Saturday when in the course of their weekly outing they hie them down the river banks Two fifths of the quarter which their trusting patent has given them for the of their poll goes to the candy shop and the rest to the Trenton barber This is exceedingly annoying to the Wyandotte barbers and lately they have brought imuch pressure towbear in their endeavors to get their Trenton brother into the foldw Everything has failed however and now drastic meas ures are to be resorted to In Trenton pillars of the churches are accustomed so the bad boys allege torget shaved on the Sabbath day It is reported that the Wyandotte barbers are about to lay the matter before the justice of the peace and will prosecute the bar ber who Would not join wdth themfor breaking the Sunday closing law PROPOSE TO IMPROVE! VOIGT I AND OTHEB TRACTS 1 the Bone Plclcer the Bone landed in Trenton again yesterday and caused considerable excitement by developing a hemorrhage of the nose which threatened to put an end to his ex istence It became necessary for a physician to do some tall hustling in order save his life and last even ing he was in a barn in the rear of one of the village hotels complete developing and printing outfit THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY UNE 15 A horse attached to one of the deliv ery wagons of Newcomb Endicott Co dashed through the alley in the rear of the store about 6 last evening crossed Gratiot avenue on a mad run and crashed through a large plate glass show window of the Puri tan Shoe Co 10 12 Gratiot avenue It came very near being a horse on Wilson one of the clerks He had been in the window arranging the stock and had just stepped out when the horse broke in The animal's nose smashed the inner window which is five feet from the plate glass The body was lacerated in a frightful manner and the blood from arteries flowed over' the walk' Nelson Lloyd giving his address as 1365 Russell street assisted in walking the dying animal into the alley adjoin ing store and there Patrol man John Reid ended the suf fering by a shot' blood flowed from an arterv in that neck into my face 'and blinded Lloyd told a ree Press representative The aggregate damage was estimated at $200 I YOU WANT AN Automobile That is simple strong durable always ready to go any distance easy to operate noiseless odorless and elegant in design and finish call on or write to WATSON Jackson NIich MM RD! ATE DELIVERY PLATE GLASS STEAM BOILER insurance accident and health INDEMNITY bonds BURGLARY ELEVATOR LIE will run the following series JL Jtxe 5 1 SLIT Of very Cheap Excursions MONDAY JUNE IGtK THE NEW STEEL STEAMER GREYHOUND will leave 8 a standard for TOLEDO give excursionists four hours in Toledo and return to Detroit in the evening TICKETS 75c ROUND TRIP TmrcnAV 17 nt a nnd THURSDAY JUNE 19 at 1 the' NEW STEEL STEAMER GREV HOUND will leave for GODERICH ONT arriving Goderich about 8 hours later returning me leave GODERICH WEDNESDAY and RIDAY June 18 and 20 at 8 a arrive Detroit about 8 TICKETS ONLY good to return on either trip WEDNESDAY JUNE 18 7s3O standard the now steel steamer GREYHOUND will give a 25c moonlight trip to Star Island and good music on board for dancing This wilLbe the only cheap moonlight trip of the season on this Detroit and only a limited number of tickets will be sold All departures irorn unswoia street nai i AUTOMOBILES also If you arc in doubt what kind to buy get the reliable steam carriage the the handsomest strongest speediest safest the machine that brings' you safely home HARNESS of all kinds at bottom prices: Buggy Harness $750 to $30 Surrey $15 to $50: Best Delivery arid Express Harness made at prices too low to publish bee them Deiore Dujnig ARE STUBBORN Largest Carriage in the city Largest stock to select from "Carriages Sunies Traps Stanhopes PhaetonsDepot Wagons Top Buggies Highest Quality Lowest Prices ine Open Runabouts with rubber tires $7500 Top Buggy with rubber tires $8000 If you want something strictly nice we have them as fine as there are in the world Andersori Carriage Company 1 234 JEERSON AVE AGENCY ESTABLISHED BY IRA WORCESER John A Worcester 1 28 WEST OONGRESS ST DETROIT MICH Insurance Companies represented whose aggregate cash capital and net eurplur exceed $1400000000 thereby furnishing Insurance that insures 'James Vaughan Building MRS CANNON TAKEN TO HARPER HOSPITAL DETROIT Y'? 1 i 'i According to all accounts Mrs Sarah Cannon who lives at the cor ner of South street and West avenue Delray is a hard working woman do ing her best to support a family of three children who it is alleged are practically deserted by the husband and father Yesterday Cannon who has been away from home for some time it is said arrived at his home A little la ter it was reported to Marshal Adams of Delray that a row was in prog ress and he hurried to the scene just in time to nab Cannon as he was leav ing the house Mrs Cannon was found to be suffering from a bad in jury on the head and it was found necessary to call Dr Julius Clippert Examination showed that Mrs Can non was suffering from an indenta tion of the skull and that she was in a serious condition She told the doc tor that her husband came into the house while she was ironing and in sisted on talking to her that she re fused to enter into conversation and that he threatened to kill her He then so the woman alleges grabbed one of the children and threw it on the hot stove When she ran to res cue the child the man struck her over the head with a hot iron Wm Cannon was taken before Jus tice Coulson and a charge of assault and battery was preferred against him by Marshall Adams He is nov lodged in the county jail Justice Coulson says that Mrs Can non sent word to him that she wishes to swear out a warrant charging her husband with assault with intent to do great bodily harm Cannon denies that he struck his wife and says that she fell and struck her head on a flat iron Last night the woman was taken to Harper hospital and Dr Clin pert who attended her during the af ternoon said that the chances ae good for her recovery She is about 32 years old her husband is 35 PART ONE Or with i Doz 3 1 2 Plates arid Tripod for Everything in the waSf PhotoSupplieS for amateur and professional Kodakers vho are at resorts will do well to send to A Kodaker Headquarter? i ZA YYyT3TNT A A ricf AHrna I demonstration on Arista Platino Papers next Saturday 2 1 st oy ui nmuaa Lome ana see it ifth Avenue Central Park and ifty Ninth Street SMEW YORK One BIoclc rom the Sixth Avenue Elevated Railroad Station ifth Automobile Stag es Sixth Avenue Madison Ave xiue (direct from the Grand Cen tral Depot) and ifty ninth Street Electrio Cars pass the door Special Summer Rates HJ WHITAKER VV WHITAKER Manager We are showirig the only complete line of 1902 Models in PREMOS POCOS CENTURYS KODAKS fron 80 cts to $7500 3' x3J for $175 Tuesday Eve June 24th Boat leaves foot of Woodward about 8 returns 10:30 leaves 10:35 returns 12 Orchestra Tickets admitting lady and gentle man 50c single tickets 35c EXCURSION The ifth Annual Basket Picnic and Excursion of Gutchess College to Tashinoo Park will be given riday June 20 1902 Steamer Tashmoo leaves dock at foot of Griswold street at 9 city time sharp Tickets for round trip are 50c children's Uckets round trip 25c All who have" been students of Gutchess College and their very cordially Invited to participate in this our fifth grand reunion Tickets may be purchased at the office or on the morning of the excursion of the com mittee of students stationed at the foot of Gris who' will "be designated by large badges of ths school colors of purple and white forget the day riday June £0 and time 9 city time sharp foot of street Very cordially ST Nq Charge or Borders ET KT iL 3 I Wallpaper Outlet 94 Michigan A ve i 'v fi 'V I I 1X I i ugliji r' "VW '7 i 811 rrlll KU ill ulf III Bi 'Is I 1 a nT11 I ffi I I aill i i 1 1 Xfrjl ISB I S' 1 it 4 1 i sfa ill jrrr i 'rujatrfr nrimiiMIirfM 1 1 Jlif i I Kira I I Ph hl hi hi HL Mr It BMUffi I KRi gl I i I a 3 1 'ill i 1 I i pita 1 iib gSSSSSi 4 I "TH Hlfe Bi Itfe Bl 6 it I te' Mt 1 1 A 7 Dr Kennedy's statement of last conventions: Inde Counties Bliss Stearns pendent Barry 13 Alpena 8 Berren 24 Eaton 6 12 Calhoun 25 Ingham 21 Cass 12 Benzie 4 Jackson Ontonagon 3 Totals 96 45 13 I'.