Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 12

JMrmt DECEMBER 29 1914 4 1 The Mroit free Press BOND ISSUE BLOCKED NE NEWS filled the straits in December z4 LIGHT KEEPERS NARROWLY 1116 AlltO Olid riGB CLAUSE IRE TAKES HEAVY jELAYS CHARTERS i Al ncre ine aier naj ieeti about the point It Is now 40 BALL COMES JANUARY 20 Sei Al Pis a MA tation of room to accommodate all rom members of the Detroit sec GIVE UP HUNT OR MODELS TO SHOW OC EAN STEAMERS STREET DANGERS DETROIT NIMROD Go BtKMUBA Man MALE of einl life Including fencing Parties etc fit BERMU Palatial Hotels Reid Ere RAPIDS BOWLERS AT HURON W3 A ELEC Taught Me a Lesson in MUTUAL 241 GRISWoLD Reading an Advertisement Effective Advertising System Lauded Every item Read Thoroughly of Detroit December 9th 1914 Bay City Wan Tries Suicide CANOPY ALLS TWO DEAD MNCAID Sincerely 7 Asheville NG Southern Railway A 1 74 Colburn Place Detroit TA' Diverse Route Tickets to lorida IN ONE DIRECTION: ViBCincinnuti Chattanooga (Look out Mountain) Afltnta and Jacksonville Charles Heimos Greatest Newspaper Lookout Mountain5? MH lookout Mountalri shi to dr lumber burned Macki Maxwell racing of contest man becomes effee Mr Bruske will for California Only ad WA' str pot flee res nee wan live wU gv tee pet NO BARBER wanted for Thursday tag Grove Highland Park Itfi 'I tov: lent years uneral from residence bell avenue Wednesday at 1:80 Mark church at 2 fed can emj Hlv SECO whe Oscoda and 'Prw the annual Shipmasters the lodge will give on the WAN w1 URGES AMENDMENT PRIMARY 1AW ERE' Eve win Hlsri Rllvtt near nit do equ guo pre WAJ GOVERNMENT TO PUBLISH PAPER TO AID COMMERCE Get your typewriting and notary work done at Hotel Normandie Bloomington Ind Dec 28 or the first time in the history of foot ball at Indiana university the Crim son eleven will have an inter sec tional contest In 1915 Head Coach Childs announced today that ho had made arrangements for Washington and Lee university to meet Indiana at Indianapolis on Oc tober 30 EAST INVADES INDIANA Want eiperlene1 nvr tor 1293 Warron west 435 Holcomb Roa Stout 752 Grand BARBER SHOP Wanted to buy German settlement Address box No bl Press ACETYLENE WELDER HOT GALVA NIZR 1 UP RADIATOR KKPAIKMAY 3 MARRIED MAN AS ACTORY TR1CIAN $2 fame Adolnh Claus i Anna' Gehring 19 same Ken Bookkeeper 1200 several assistants law correspondent also machinery cor respondent timekeeper draftsman nogrepher railroad stock and order clerks car checker collector secretaryi26 Chamber Commerce IVOR Mrs Robert Shattuck has given up hope of her return and she believes him dead She does not place any signif icance upon the hints In the report of th game warden men that Shattuck may have decided to disappear and may stilt be alive "Mr Shattuck had everything to live for and he was not embarrassed in any way she said Monday "Hi was prosperous and A Must of good haMU high ambition neat appearance and have good capacity for work to learn a paying business Wilt asflRt yn: while learning Apply to Manager peuob scot bldg tn 12 only 1 UK ucpu: iiuvin in a nection with the Studebaker was formed at a time when General Manager Walter landers and many of his present Maxwell staff were members of the Studebaker or ganization day iadi Thu vat phoi Why travel to and from lorida over the same route when tickets with stop over privileges all attractive points may be nurchased: the city for few days to prepare for road work experience not neceiwj nlv those willing to huMta need apply rall between 9 and Id a rn Kuhl bib STANTON CURTIS Asablant General Paseenger Agent SOUTHERN RAILWAY SLH Wat JUuu Street Ofcags who have talked to others it is learned that the almost rnanimous vote of the 8 A membets of this section has been favorable to De troit as the starting point of the annual midsummer meeting of the organization and that a lake cruise with June as the preferred month is being voted for EXPERIENCED DRIVER for fu auto truck must be marrlsd with rfrencc to box No Pre 15 he BARBER wanted: 69 pr cent fur nlngs and Saturday 263 Bethune eetd of Detroit 7 of the as LENAWEE SLAY ANTIQUATED CIRCtfS BEAR IN THE OTHER DIRECTION: Via Savannah Columbia Atheville "The Land of the and Knoxville Or Savannah Columbia Aaheville Land of the through Virgima ana Washington left a note addrensed to George Young president of the Ray City bank in which he stated that he did not caro to live longer and was despondent because of 111 health A deposit book shows an account of about Str Cor Del Itsa COMPOSITORS 304 Telegraph bhig A A A A A A A A A LEARN TO DANCE 71 WEST ORT ST POSTOKftCS WANTS 2 Hand Prrew 4 Acetylene Welders 1 Galvanlzer Old Style 2 Sample Wool Body Builder 2 Milling Machine 1 Buick Assembler Piece Work three engines while the carferry Ste Marie II is In readiness to give assistance It 1 many years ince much heavy Ice has flllad th chai A bra: jr Bur At the annual meeting of the Wolverine Automobile club held December it was decided to raise the club dues from 6 to $10 but Abbott of the club is au thoritv for the statement that this raise will not take place until Jan uary and that all members join ing before that date will come in under the old rate OPEN EXPRESS or light truck and wanted 930 per week General A Bakgage Co 25 Baltimore eaet Unlimited attrac tion for tourists Including all Sum mer sports Golf Tennis Boating Bathing Cycling pnd delightful sn Tjuislng Mich Dec According to the state game department no trace can he found of Robert shattuckvof Detroit who was lost while hunting In Luce county during November In an official report to William Oates the chief game warden his men tel! the fruitless search they made Shattuck disappeared on November The party of Detroiters with whom was hunting made what they considered a thorough search and finally gave np the hunt An appeal to Oates to at least find the body resulted In the sending of four deputies into 'the vicinity on December 2 worked' over the ground until De cember 19 The report has th! at the close: all came to the conclusion that Shattuck must have been a stranger to the woods when he was lost In such a lo cality where there are so many old roads and grades any one of which would have taken him out It doe not seem possible a man could travel several days without leaving some sign If he was shot and the body covered by snow it would be impoable to find his body at this Unique miniature models illus trating various forms of danger are to be seen on the fourth flour of the Young Christian association building They were made by boys of the organization under the direc tion of Eugene oster secretary for boys and are to be exhibited New day for the benefit of the safety first movement Among the exhibits Is one show ing a woman in the act of lighting a fire in the kitchen stove with gasoline Another illustrates the danger of pulling chair from un der a person attempting to sic on it The common insanitary drink ing cup and the dangerous toy pis tol are featured as menaces to life One of the more unusual exhibits will be one in which moving street cars and automobiles are shown in miniature to illustrate a common form of street accident Since the exhibit will not be open to the public until 1 many of the contestants are holding their models lest they be copied if shown before the opening date The ex hibit Is a part of the outlined cam paign of the afetv irst society recently organized through the De troit Board of Commerce LATHERH wanted Call Ridge 4 7 fore noon COUPON ALEHMAN 120 a week Nu'tb land Studio 219 Woodward Delightful CniiM about 28 days New Dec 3 1st and eb fitb and other steamers fortnightly for St Thomas Si Croix St Antigua Guadaloupe Dominica Martinique St Lucia Barbadne find Demerara or full Information on BUKMUDA or WKhT IN DIES apply to A Outerbridge Co Agent Quebec Steamship Company Lid Broadway or Canada Steam ship Line Ltd Montreal or any Ticket Agent Burnish 567 Russell Bay City Mich Dec Henry Reut ter 60 was found in a dying condition to night In hl houee here where he lived alone He had cut his wrist with a razor and had lost a great amount of blool lie MEN WANTED who understand auto tr preferred big money to right ih this WOL 913 Bank ashe rofi Blvl BUU jCad! book second Byniewicz btanek is Kanway ton A Morrison batz 928 Hurlhut II 1 Neberschlag 10C inley Bar 1011 315 strong man on the Democratic ticket unopposed in the primary indiiferenee Blamed mean that the voters of such power as is necessary tu pro tect it from Interference by the members of other LARGE SHIP IS PLACED AT RATE TWO CENTS boro 81 year abaces of throat Eliza beth Elsler 367 Hinton year cerebral absceas Carolyn Matheson 203 Lincoln 39 years mitral lnuf fiejenej Bertha reeman 30 Dalia LAKE SUPERIOR STORMS TAKE 47 HUMAN LIVES Spokane to Have Repairs Bort Huron Mich Dec 28 The upper works and pilot house of the steamer Spokane which were dam tv tvta or a i drydock will be rebuilt Messenger rom' Consuls and Ab stracts rom Investigations Among Items Promised Washington Dec 28 To promote the foreign commerce of the Unit ed States the government will go into the newspaper business Janu ary 2 next when the first issue of the Dally Commercial Report is to be turned out by the department of commerce In it will be carried all impor tant commercial uablegranis re ceived from the attaches at the va rious embassies abroad and from consuls throughout the world It also will contain brief abstracts of the findings of investigators of the department In many lines of Amer ican enterprise and will present to the business world each day the grist of the business of the de partment of commerce for the pre ceding day The plan was worked out by Dr Bratt chief of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce The puDiicauon win take me place the dally consular report now sued A A A A A A A A A A A A DANCING CLASSES New term adult beginners start Mon evening Jan 4 Advance dancers Tues day evening Jan 6 Classes for child ren afternoon Private lessons by ap pointment Every modem dance taught The Strasburg Academy Cor profit and Woodward Sixty yean foremoat school In a by Itself Phone Grand 1435 for pjcrtlculars SALESMAN A gentleman of good habit neat appeal anc and not afraid of work to high class subdivision Good for the right man Apply to Mr Kir 1010 Penobscot bldg from 9 3: BOOK KEEPER A with experience Write etatinr tlons and aalary expected A4drs No 3 ree Press Un th Albany Sytn Simple Rlgoroua Safe SI6O EXPBHIENCEl) BAbESMAX tor lire local printing houso to call on tradu Address box No i Press Todd and wife of Denver have just completed a remarkable 1 journey from the standpoint of economy They covered 2614 miles from Colorado Springs to San ran cisco and Eos Angeles at an ex pense all told of 191 when rail road fares and berths would have cost $108 The Lincoln highway was followed and the tourists did not sleep in a hotel en route prefer ring life in the open Tverv week hundreds of Detroit housewives like Mrs Strunk the small well as the large and enjoy making up menus and buying from bur Grocery pages The ree Press Grocery Pages are recognized by merchants and housewives alike as the most valuable table supply market in the city THE REE PRESS GROCERY PAGES AND MENU CONTEST will be pub lished tomorrow Wednesday this week as riday is the New Year Holiday We direct the attention of our readers to these pages because they will find these products of the highest quality offered at money saving prices by our advertisers Prize winning menus and theater invitations will appear as usual RAPIATOR REPAIR MAX for radiator mut be strictly firt Como prepared to work COLLIER SMITH 807 815 Scotten ave Phone WflM 2 Mail closings In Detroit for foreign sail ings have been announced by postoffice bulletins follows: Europe (except Ger nwny Austria Hungary Luxemburg Tur key Norway Sweden Denmark and Rus sia) Africa West Asia find East Indies via Glasgow Cameronla closing De cember 31 11:15 Norway Sweden Denmark Russia Germany Austria and Hungary via Bergen (also other countries except Luxemburg and Turkey if specially addressed fur dispatch by this steamer) Bcrgensfjord closing January 1 6:25 Norway Sweden and Denmark (spe cially addressed only) via Christlansand United States closing January 1 6:35 a Trans atlantic parcel post mails will close a follows: Great Britain and In iaud 3 Adriatic closing December 31 5:29 rm rance Niagara clos ing January 7 11:13 Belgium ser vice suspended: Greece 8 Carpathia closing January 3 5:20 Germany Austria Hungary and Netherlands Ryndam closing December 27 6:20 Liberia Menimon closing January 10 6:25 a Sweden Denmark United States closing December 31 11:15 Norway Bergensfjord clos ing December 31 11:15 irf Italy Duca d' Aosta closing January 3 5:20 DECLARES PRE PRIMARY WOULD HELP PARTIES Mch The ryer A 1437 A CC WO MAN AG ER to open other stat connection with Michigan salary and earning amount invested Box No 314 T' Press AA Take advantage of our present low rat Our rates advance on Jan 1st from 1w to 175 By making a deposit will hold our I6o course for you any length of time Enroll now MICHIGAN STATE AUTO SCHOOL The Old Rollable School 11 17 Selden Ave Near Woodward Elks Seek Some Soft Change Special to The ree Pres Grand Rapids Mich Dec 28 Captain Je Gruver and his Grand Rapid Elks bowling team which will compete In the state tournament at Port Huron willleave here tomorrow morning for the lake city Two Detroit teams and the local aggrega tion will roll In the five men events the doubles and the single Tuesday1 MEN In the following place: RrnitlM lint Bay City Saelnaw Port HurtX Jarkson Battle Creak Kalama la sing pan make a good IK tug repiT An ing us during 1915 on a 50 per cent Small amounts will handle Addr nf A ree Press bldg Detroit MISS DEATH POINT SINKS TOLL SHIPPING 20 Acres Off Sleeping Bear Point RAGTIME PIANO taught In le book free Christiansen School of Jar Music Rooms 14 18 BroaJy Deputy Game Wardens ind No Trace of Robert Shattuck in Northern Woods HEATHS James Carter 251 Adelaide years mitral nsumciencv Knack 60 rontenac 43 years iinpiiniunla: Mariraiot Bommer Rademacher' 76 year nephritis Nick 352 Brewster 8 months bronchitis Louise Hoppe Children' ree hospital 2 months ileo colitlsi Gamia Marlynlk rc 'ideive hospital 9 months intestinal sepsis elix Witokorskl 396 Buchanan 48 years obstruction of bowels Wil liam Alien St Mary's hospital 55 years cnn lnomu Zielnowlcz Mary's hospital 4 4 years epithelioma Jan Kalata 265 Superior 6 months convulsions Thomas Sexton Kobyy hospital 42 year tuberculosis Minnie Schurig 1505 Hurlbut 29 yefirx niltral Mary Kezei cniinren's 3 years burns Eliza A Sixteenth 22 years PINT GIRL Uy ik)rof twu non hou Mau Structure to Protect Pedestrians Knocked Down by Truck Kansas City Mo Dec 28 Nine men were caught here today In the elJapse of a wooden canopy built to protect pedestrains a million dollar hotel building under construction Two were killed and six others seriously injured Walter Dickinson an actor of Lincoln Neb died at a hospital Mis skull was fractured The other dead victim was Sander Kenner a Netrro workman James McBean business agent for a labor union was In a critical condition tonight from his injuries The others injured were workmen employed on the building The accident occurred when a truck backed into a suppart of the canopy whicli was weighted with an accumulation of mortar and build ing material Claude A George who was for! fAiir a oowj an la mowtlrr Sf VW VU A DUICO 1 AU A I the Overland Motor Car company closed last week with the ii rni uenverv rruci: comDit I i 1 i A I 11 Cr uti yt tv mm ivi mer Michigan state tair manager is Lc uiuur a can ue iui i ikcpuiii i an rAndirt'ttft avph nnminntintr thelM rs wpninir man un act in timkr wrtHin rre iHrHiiuDs ior me huiiuki aw 1 1 I az i 1 1 orf rtn I DIED Alice at Redford Mich De cember 26 beloved wife of Ceorge dle and mother of John and perry Prindle and Mrs George Burt Pul neral at Baptist church at Redford Tue day December 29 1 rancis only on Charles and the lato Mary Wanien Robertson and brother of Madame rhea nor Robertson of the Sacred Heart order and Mrs Donahue of Sandusky uneral from 95 Modbury avenue Tuesday at 8:30 a and Holy Rosary church at 9 Burial private December 27 Denni Shahan late of Redford uneral Wednesday from rank funeral home 43 Eajt High street at 8:30 and St church Redford at 9:30 uneral car December 27 Simon Sheehan of 781 East Larned street uneral from rank funeral home High street Tuesday morning and lady of Help church at 9 SMITH Helen Smith (nee Lyons) providence hospital December 2S iju aged 28 years uneral from 1366 Sixteenth street Wednesday at 8:30 a and St Leo's church 9 a Burial private December 27 1914 wilh) niin beloved wife of Henry Stelnmann mother of Mrs John Bellens Mrs John Gebureck and Henry Steinman aged 74 ('amp dl fit did damage esti to the steamer at Marine City is being rebuilt ui a Canadiau shipyard April £8 Steamer Benjamin No uie Detroit lost in storm on Lake superior a short distance outsideuiu(n 19 pci suns going to Lneir ueath May City of Rome? uumed to the waters edge in lake ne near iupley Crew saeu May 22 steamer GHbeli of the Steamship com paiiy licet suna in coins on will the steamer Camera 15 miles below i nunuer Bay island in LaKe Huron ew saved May 24 Steamer Berthiei burnedo tue water's euge at Montreal May steamer lennna ihompson destroyed by lire Ennis Island Georgian bay saved June 28 Passenger steamer istee destroyed by fir at errys burg Mich loss placed at 2UOOuO August 23 Steamer Tacoma de stroyed by fire at Ludington Lake Michigan September 7 Steamer Montana reCtrR destroyed by lire oft North Point in Lake Huron Crew sav ed September 1C Canal steamer Graham of the Buffalo Rochester Packet line destroyed by fire loss i'iVOOU September 29 Canadian steamer John Harper sunk in Detroit river Lumber Carrier Barn September 2G Wdoden schooner Bourke in St Marys bay Straits of Statutes Must Be Changed or Party Emblems His Conclusion Port Huron Mich Dec There November 1 Steamer stranded near Manlstiaue wrecked in storm on Lake Michi gan Clew saved November 13 Steamer Colonial beached near Pardos Ont and wrecked by storm that swept Lake Erie November 15 16 November 20 Steamer Cur twi and barges Martin and Xnme Peterson wrecked off Grand Marais Mich in storm thatwept Lake Superior with the losi 1ives Several other vessels including fhe steamers George Van Vleck Isabella Boyte and Lehigh met with accidents which caused thei abandonment by their owners though the damage sustained not so great as to make repairs Impracticable The Vafi Vleck ani Sovce were hndly damaged by fin 1629 Trombly 912 Cameron Gallandt 682 Dragoon A Kraaowskl 409 Lyman Ciechanowpkl 1610 Jos Campau Bilo dello 73 Chestnut Marhavskl 292 Howell A Pegler 41 Bushes KeiJan65 Brush Elgert Iroquois Mures 103 Thurston Trumbull: Kubln line Twenty fifth A Mlecele 144 Hastings An gelosanto 343 Bradv Rubin 244 Al fred Hill 1361 Seminole Lindeineyer 237 Charlevoix O'Brien 225 Eighteenth Greenbaum 65 Maple Taylor 1123 Crane Clechanowskl 1510 Chene Joaefiak 966 Dulois Wick 225 Solvay: I Szczyrowski 903 rederick Zelew skl 910 Rivard Cunningham 554 Beau bien Carbelli 1415 Wabash Lardte 233 Brandon Ruckert 336 Charlevoix Glaniblno 472 Congress Cooper 1019 Twenty third McCann 2231 Gratiot etta 304 Palmer Marclonlak 500 Su perior riro River VV Hoskin 643 Sixteenth Hel mer 1124 ield Rademacher 1412 Bel videre Kupel 319 Maybury Wil liams 101 Benton Nnveili 736 Rivard Geilow 413 Llvernois lynn 493 Junction Steckel 9S8 Twenty fourth A Goldman Harrington A Geyer 413 Chene Baran 575 arnsworth: I Kra kot ki 1134 Chene Shara 14 Hunt I Cirhocki 87 Dubois: reda 719 Rlo peUe Busch 96 Arndt Kowalski 600 Grandy: Opalak 9'd Military Saroll565 De qulndre Silver 56 John Gurnlak 675 Harper Kelpin 468 Ma comb Nunn 557 Lafayette A Yorks 393 Toledo: IL Miller 175 Napoleon Sllwinski 692 Grandy GllnskL 71 Mil waukee Szmrtyka jo? Burdeno 8 Svensen 127 Milwaukee: Carberry De troit: anowakl 921 arnsworth Hanna Garfield Haskell 2 Heyburn Schroeder Grace hospital Knable Grand River Beahan Detroit A Miniatures to Be Exhibited in Detroit New Year's Day New York Judge Grants Injunc tion Against Merger Plan Bpecia! to The ree Press Newburgh Dec 28 Juctice Tompkins in supreme court here this afternoon granted an injunc tion restraining tn New York Cent ral from issuing 30000000 worth of four per cent bonds in further ance of its plans for merging with the Lake Shore and Michigan South ern railroad The application for the injunction was made by the Continental Securities company The injunction Is operative until the arguments contained In the applica tion have been heard Ten of 18 Vessels That Passed Out in 1914 Were Pood for lames 49 Hermlene Jobar OCEAN STEAMSHIPS New Arrived: Cameronla Liver pool Duca d'Aosta Genoa Passed: Transylvania New York for Liverpool Arrived: Rochambeau New York Sailed: Niagara New York Arrived: Antonio Lopez New York Arrived: Europa New York America New York Arrived: Hawaiian New York for Sran rancisco (and proceeded) Sailed: Pacific (from Seattle) Boston Camino (from San rancisco) Rotterdam Cardi gan (from Portland Ore) Naples Sailed: Santa Cruz (from Port land Ore) New York Hong Arrived: Canada Maru Ta DIED December 28 Isabella daughter of the late Robert and Elizabeth Baxter find sister of Mr Johnston neral from the family residence 145 Twentieth street Thursday at 2 BRADY December 27 1914 at resi dence 63 Locust street Thoma Brady aged 33 years beloved on of Mrs A Laatx (nee Barium) and the i late James Brady brother of Mr Curran uneral Thursday at 8:30 a from house and 9 at Holy Trinity church December 27 at hl home 671 Pennsylvania avenue Adolph beloved busband of Louise and father of Oscar and Albert Braeuchle and Mrs Louclle Reber uneral Tuesday at 2 from residence da auto funeral rar December 27 1914 at reel denee 227 Harrison avenue Ransford Sr aged 56 years beloved hus band of Lillie Bromley father of Edna Ransford Jr and Lillian Bromley uneral Wednesday at 2:30 from house BURT Caroline widow of William BnrL December 28 at Ann Arbor Mh mother of A Judson William A Charles 8 and Stanley A Burt aged 87 years months 28 days Burial from Elmwood chapel Wednesday December 30 2 I CLARK Det cmher 27 at the residence of I her daughter 31 Hague avenue Leah A beloved wife of Thomas Clark mother of Mrs George Connolly Mrs Maty Haberkorn lorence Clark Jay red George I ward John 0 and Howard Clark uneral service from residence 31 Hague avenue Tuesday at 2 tn December 27 Edgar Dibble of 271 Harrison avenue uneral from rank Blake's funeral home 43 East High Tuesday at 2:30 December 19 James dear hus band of Ellen Howe Egan uneral January 4 at Stanton December 27 at her daugh ter' home 90U Loraine avenue rances Gelmer Groekopf aged 56 years beloved wife of Hugo dear mother of Arthur Theodore Ralph Hugo Jr and Mrs Clara Basra uneral Tuesday 1:30 from above residence via funeral can Suddenly December 26 at his residence 2v6 Twenty third street Thomas beloved husband of Amelia Hewitt and loving father of Mr George Colby of Battle Creek Mrs rank Ker ber and Robert Hewitt of Detroit aged 52 years uneral Tuesday at 10 a at residence Remains to be taken to Battle Creek for interment December 28 1914 at the resi dence of hi daughter Mr Steele 186 Blaine avenue Chauncey husband of Marianna Millen and father of Millen and Millen of Milwaukee WIs Irayer service at house Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock Mnsonic services at Manchester Mich on Wednesday PROCTOR December 28 1914 at his residence 328 Avery avenue Charles husband of Dora Proctor No tice of funeral later December 26 at his home 240 I awton avenue John Jr aged 40 years beloved son of John and Mary Kortan brother of Louis Joseph Albert Kortan Mrs rank Zeleznlk Mr Charles White and Mr Joseph Houdck uneral Tues day 2 from residence via funeral auto car to Woodmere Saginaw Mich papers please copy December 27 1914 Mary Ann beloved mother of Mrs John Moes Edmund Elizabeth and Henry Pea body Burial Wednesday from resi dence 1251 Porter street and from Holy Redeemer church at 9 a Transmission Asseinbtere and Bearing With Tools Apply Oakland Ave MAXAVELL MOTOli CO Chicago Shippers Hold Off on Ac ceptance of Limit to Liability no Mil ar regurgitation ree hospital Wilson 4 6x nephritis: Herman Yontz Harper hos pital II years abscess of lung Wllfiam Manning 175 Bagley 37 years phthUla Tillie Jurkiwlcz 1423 Uhene 74 years lobar pneumonia John Grant Harper hospital 78 year hernia Eva Blumenthal Grace hospital 66 'years carcinoma Mary Slnkiewicz 686 Theo dore 1 month bronchitis Johanna Nncker 656 Hamilton 55 years apo plexy: Ward Sharkey 40R Beaubien 21 year tuberculosis Thomas Plues 109 Philadelphia 65 years cirrhosis of liver Henrlon 701 Monroe 70 years nephritis: rank Bessa seventh Ji tnis i not (lone then let the! precinct station 4i years asphyxiation legislature eliminate the party col Thomas Burke 144 Jay 55 years umn ur emblem But as loonir hi ws' heart disease Mike Like 6 Klnainan 60 have parties then give each partyl ''T'bral hemorrhage Helen Km 5 tuba noire natrol 13 vears Inlernnl i hemorrhage John Smith 184 Peter lirim £1 VpAIi tihai'ofc nf thrnut IPIIoj Hours from rost to lowers' Twin Screw Salls Jan 6th and every Wednesday 11 A Newest and fastest steamer to Ber muda Book now Mtiiii ANO NEW ZEALAND Reguiar sal Ings Horn San rancisco ti feydrry hi 'lahlti and Mellington Jan 6 ea 3 and Mar 3 and every 28 days Send for pamphlet I'nlou Strainship nt a ailfl 1 I fl fl ufliitr I'llicv 1 ft ritjl St SUshr flm HOLT LINE OUTH AMERICA THt WORLD'S GREr OAROCnI BAHIA RIO DE JANEIRO SANTOS MONTEVIDEO and BUENOS aYREB requeni sailing from New York by new and fast (12500) ton passenger steamers DU5I A DANIELS Cea Aft 8 UidiCh 9 wGr anyJ0Ci Caldera is Only Ship Lost in Collision Eighteen Uuuid vre wieckZd in storms fires and accidents on the threat lakes in 1914 with the loss of 17 lives AH whonet death were iota Jr storms on Lake Superior list of accidents follows January 5 Wooden barge Dorcas i'tndall destioyed by fire whilestranded at Harbor Beacn Mich ryer Second ire Loss April 21 Kite iratcd at DETROIT GRANITE OO anonumants and markers Twelfth od ort ts Phon weM R00 II 1 VER WORD 112 PREPAID Minimum Cash Rates: 15c Daily 20c Sunday Each Insertion Teo cants a line If charged Ko a vertlsemmt accepted less tnan price two lines The above rates appiy a clasaiftcatlons except Births Card or Thankr Obituaries Church Announce meats Meeting Notices and all adv tlsemenv preceding Male Help for which the rate is two cents a word if cents line if charged Persona' Medical and Employment two cents per word No advertisement tepted In these last classification les than 25 cente All mistakes in dvr tlsement telephoned will be at the sender's rik If a box number 1 de sired count six words additional reduction for more than one insertion or the convenience of our out of tow patrons we have established agendo ta the following list of towns where or ders will be accepted at the rates of the paper: Menu Editor REE PRESS City PREMIER CARRIER THE SOUTH An opportunity is offered to visit the most attractive of these resorts by the Lincoln Avery Port Huron Says Convention Should Nominate and Voters Have Veto STENOGRAPHER on capable qt Iran' latlne rench readily Addrese bo No 32 ree Press Experienced youna 526 Chamber Commerce CLARK ACADEMY New Term Next Week Beginners Intermediate and Advance clasiww A thorough school of danclny Moat conveniently located irst class ln all appointments All the latest dance taught Class or private lesson Adams ave east opposite a Phone Main at Glen Haven Disappear in Lake Traverse City Mich Dec Xboct acres off the end of Sleeping Bear point at Glen Haven slipped Into Le Michigan Monday morning Several men from the lighthouse had bSn 1ft trrtTn fi ftrt vafnena4 tflflflflOTA Tv fbc 1 path over the point Upon looking back com! ngg events in San Diego andk a San rancisco During the life of Which thev had Studebaker contract Mr Bruske charge of the publicity estab disspaVedr" fleVmin's mnty in I JUhed and conducted the corpora which was stored about $200 worth of nets house organ and wrote much CfAomo TTf IT I and implements went down with It Of the booklet catalogue and other Ovcainer Xi ixllocrt Olinlc by I Investigation thr afternoon showed that copy Throughout the season of fl a I 1 I I a I A rt A I I wnere me water nau veen zv xeet ueep nu nu vuaifav vt viiv lilt It is now 40 ing department Mr nrusae con Mackinaw City St Ignace Car ferry Crosses With Difficultypf'dal ree Press St Ignace Mich Dec The Straits of Mackinac are full of heavy windrowed ice The carferrv Chief Wawatam is running all Addison Posse Turns Out to End Life of Aged Bruin Liberated 4 by Business Man Adrian Mich Dec 28 a bear hunt in which 50 villagers joined ended Hie life of an old circus Bruin near Addison The circus went last summer and the bear was sold to an Addison business man Recently the animal be came vicious so he was liberated and a posse took after him Harry Unwin manager of the Brooklyn branch of th Chalmers Motor company and at one time a resident of Detroit in the days of the Olds Motor works was recently elected vice nresident of th Brook ivn VehiclA association Mr HnwiJ? secret of has been considerable discussion the National Association of Auto I A mobile Manufacturers ind has been throughout the state over pyopo ed Identified with the automobile in uunirj tor oer io years After three years of service in tlon of the Society of Automobile the advertising department of tile Engineers who have been seen and btuaeoaKer corporation raui tiaie BrusKe has resigned to accept tne management or tne team with the title ager The change tive January 1 and leavo immediately where Oldfield Carlson Tetzlaff and the other members of the team are completing their preparation of the Maxwell cars which they will drive Dear Sir: Your method of advertising is one of the best 1 have ever seen and one that has taught me a lesson in reading an advertisement more carefully and not reading only the large print but also good things are suggested in small print My husband has told me many times lhat 1 did not know how to read an advertisement and now I know why that was true You are certainly deserving of praise for your effective advertising system MAKKL1GE LICENSES Waller Bachowaki 26 Detroit Julia I Jowacka 23 an Joseph Verbonic 24 I Detroit Millie Wukobredowic 18 Simon Lagzewskl 24 Detroit Mary Kala kowska Joseph Cwklenskl 81 Detroit Stanialawa Marda 18 William Cowan 26 Detroit: Mary Mur ray 22 Louisville Oliver Smith 23 Lancaster Birdie Stewart 24 Detroit Stafford 29 Detroit Margaret 'Thomson 26 Albert urtow 37 De troll Martha Beyer 38 rank Oieszrzuk 22 Wyandotte: Anna Zabowska 19 rank Swleskockl 24 De troit Barbara Data 22 same Chauncey Mitts 33 Detroit Ahna Rrenlneer 36 Harry Kadlsh 36 Detroit Ida Stein 33 Henry Prout 27 Detroit Ina Matthews 19 Rosebush Elmer rasier 22 Qrow Pointe Elvina La or I et 22 William Owens 31 HUU Detroit: neth ouat 21 Detroit Blanche Saw yer Detrot Louise Rybarsky 21 Harry ogarty 26 Detroit Wee Wilkin 18 Chicago Edward Poianiky 23 Highland Park Ida Schneldeman 21 Her man Brown 21 Jackson Martha Gonl wicka 19 Harry Ixsgan 29 De troit Gertrude Kreesburg IS Michael Perlmutter 38 Detroit Sarah Goldstein 35 Cyrlel Blebyck 24Detroit Helen Mynheer 25 Harry Dayton 22 Detroit Clara Elliott 20 William Van Dyke 25 Detroit Dloo Adams 25 Otto Neu 29 De troit Ida rahm 23 William Church 44 Liverpool England Martha Shayne 42 San Antonio Tex The Harvester Will Load at South Chicago for Spring Delivery at Buffalo Special tn The ree ree iUievetand () Dec Chicago grain shippers ure holding nut against accepting the shortage clause approved by the Lake Car riers and other marine associations Rather than do business on that basis they will pay an advance in rales Tnat was the case today when: the steamer The Harvester was nlacpii i hold cargo of corn in South Chicago for spring delivery in Butiato at two cents mat the base rate has been paid 1n th lake Michigan trade and Th Harvester is the onlv shin that has been chartered at that figure for south Chicago loading The Harvester will be covered by the bill of lading that will te In force at the opening next spring There was some vessel capacity on the market at South Chicago today at one and three quarters cents to be placed under tne lake Carriers' bill of lading There was seme in quiry for boats for Chicago grain loading at one and three quarters cents and two rents without the shortage clause but the offers were turned down by local managers The Lake Superior grain market is very quiet rrciKrHLions lor tne aunuai ew eve cabaret coicert and dan 1 his del eat at the election by a good sant of the wolverine Automobile club to be held in the clubrooms Thuradav evenimr are being made in the usual thorough style of tha plnh onri mpnirirnhiu 1 Is promised The tables are being party should have power to nomi reserved for the occasion owing to nate candidates but not the only the demand upon the club and liml power to do so It might bi all ii an me vvtets tend the primary but experience proves they will not 1 have always favored a party convention to nom inate candidates for the primary 1 know it has not been popuiar to favor a convention for tne primary and for this reason tne politicians always timid have been afraid to back such an amenument 1 am not in favor of taking away the right to be plaeed on the primary balltu by a petition as now pro vided for but 1 think the legisla ture should also provide for plac ing party candidates on the pri mary ballot wnen such candidate have been nominated by a party convention hold beiore the primary "Leave the power with the voters to turn auwn or veto the conven tion selection by selecting other candidates but If the party in con vention acted wisely in selecting candidates for the primary 1 think you would st sucn candidates in dorsed by the voters would keep our party together as a party 1 know many people do not believe in parties but 1 do iflVPiy party has enough splendid men in it to command the support ot tne party votes and to render first class service to tne people but it requires party organization to get before the voters such men as candidates Would Encourage Party convention before the primary would encourage a sound and healthy organization of its leading and representati ve men while tne present petition method of nominat ing lends to and does destroy in centive on the part ot such men All townships and localities would be represented in a convention and the cities conld not control yourl nominations as they do under the present petition system Under tn present law it is almost i opvless for a country candidate Again a con vention indorsement would give can didates a great big boost 'toward success at the primary and alsol eliminate mucn ot the expense now falJingftOn candidates "Every delegate to a convention going home to work for a candi date's nomination at the primary i means a lot to the candidates I hope the law will be amended so it wul put some pep into the party organizationsand eliminate the pres ent scattered and Individual ef forts that are a source of great weakness to a majority party The place tx eliminate undesirable can didates is in a party convention "By all means have the legisla ture amend the primary law so as to give a party the right to protect itself in making party nominations i aril biiii itiiiiH i flfl fl i BIlilHS Brzezinski 642 Duboi: Salon 85 ifth' Roseman 1647 Vine wood Mumper 79 Kendall Ollsew skv 1047 Vinewood Weber 225 Trow bridge Hinkley 82S Boston boulevard Birch Prodivence hospital: Eiching er S17 Crane: Rltldell S6 Theodore i Iirehm 2d bantnan Newbecker 304 Lansing 1 Janus Detroit: VanDer flvork 041 Maxwell I Sullivan 330 our teenth: Henderson 1010 Garfield Olsen 1017 Warren: Dxiewa 33S Thirty piorenee 1 Menzies 165 Iaw 162 Linwood Gan Heiiines ibM itun sell Liphshltz 342 Macomb Gard ner 759 Seventeenth 'Maxman WO Chene A Jakubowski 56 Dane Klein 123 Wifiman Sabat 34 Stone reda utfltMuvMv i39j Grand oomevara miner zd aiwr marv law I would amend the law SO man: Delise 197 ort: Odyre 80 tn tflornth MtinG fnr nrh I ulton 1 Zyszka 1149 Chene Krause as to have separate ballots for eacni orandy swatoah 32 Linden party and not all the party tickets Boyjan 281 Lysander Schmidt 544 Sher on one ballot The inspector then man: Canever 344 erry Rurkoski 1346 Dubois Schultz 771 Chene would hand the voter the ballot 0l Gyinomare Herkimer Myezewkz his party and he would be confined 351 Thirty fifth Domlnas 1014 Jos Cam to it Under the present law a i pau Tieman 9 David I Bombeskl 16 i Democrat can rolls for a ifepubli Platt Wllren Detroit opera house' fl theiM Bonnnarho 26? ort Wilke 694 I Maybury A Hoeft 1491 Maxwell Dew 1 cy 1K Trowbridge A Vetralno 236 Illi nois a rocKnow zi seventeentn Jawowicz 673 Kirby it iiotareK Sheridan Zielinski 592 Wesson 912 Cameron uanannt Kraaowskl 409 Lyman to the primary law and a number of well known politicians recommended hanges which 1 they think would better conditions The following statement is made A i Ao ze TJc ftt Tlnriin iyfor rcffarding the proposed changes: I rft a a 1 fllAc anccfnT iiir Kiu'iu 0 trt tv KU 1 iai nfy i IO wm the head and left December 26 for relating to amendments' to the pri lift laiiti wiicii: iiq ui ttpivoctii tins company an i nis company which has been growing rapidly has formed many fine Amer lean connections and the Detroit sales agency was recently taken by Arthur Power 334 West Jefferson avenue who will handle the 1500 pound wagon in connection I with the Signal trucks WAX hav waj WAN alt eit i WA) but WAT tbo ma: ao WE can you todi qll for Wa: rum WORoo jvr P5 Enclosed please find menu for next riday's contest which I have en joyed arranging after reading where to find good things to eat being a new comer to your city We would like to help you arrange your tnp and complete Informa tion as to fares routes reservations etc with descriptive booklets of attractive southern winter resorts wul be gladly furnished on application by mail telephone or i person Closing of oreign Mails in Detroit HEAVY ICE IN STRAITS Program Committee Omits Me nagerie Dances and eatures Old ashioned Steps Special committees lodge No sdciation are completing arrange ments for ball which evening of January 20 in Arcadia hall on Woodward avenue and Stim son place The general committee in charge of preparations comprise Captain A McKay chairman Captain Ben Ogden and Captain A Mahon the committee comprising the same members who arranged for the suc cessful ball given by Detroit lodge in Arcadia hall in January this year In the many years since the Ship annual ball was Inaugurat ed by Detroit lodge No 7 it has be come recognized as one of the bril liant social events of the winter sea son The gatherings draw a large attendance including numerous guests from other cities or the coming ball full orchestra will provide music Those in charge of the arrangements plan to give individuality to the dance urogram by otnitting the entire modern family of menagerie dances and reverting to the old fashioned waltzes and square dances which gave satisfying enjoyment a genera tion ago The date selected for the ball is the evening preceding the opening of the annual meeting of the Lake association at the Hotel Toiler Southern Winter Resorts are most easily and comfortably reached by using the service of the Ip' Yt ff il '41 I 9 'i I 4 7il i 1 i L4 irf I 11 Ki To ma fl wl' 1 4 11 Jj f'u i 11 iii rl 1 I vi 4 ill 7" i a if flAflr IBhe Wtoit an liJ.