Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 16

OURTEENTH AVENUE GRADE SEPARATION DETROIT r(' 4 DAVID A BROWN Pres and Mgr ft Vacation ootwear Range for 100 We must Sell 200 Thi Golf and Wear Tennis VIEWS SHOWING PROGRESS WORK ON SEPARATION GRADES I Yachting TROMBLY'S STOVE ANO URNITURE STORE i COR MONROE AND CHENE THIS AIRSHIP HAS WINGS the ft cars 183 185 WOODWARD 'V Odd things not seen elsewhere WITH THE Chafing Dish Cooking EXCURSIONISTS Remember What Me Kin lev Said And Act Miss DECLARES IT A MISTAKE combines 5 MHS ANNA SIMON aw I W4 XWW'I'W Mn I I PRIVATE BANKERS Vtoti OV DcVROVT MRS ANNA SIMON IS DEAD words LOCAL BREVITIES 103 Woodward Ave I GIVEN DESERVED VACATION bc Parishioners Mona II' HAGGERTY IN RACE ALLIGATORS IN THE OHIO gs of this unusual Scares was a gov Near Brush St PURE LAKE and SPRING WATER amt PHONE EAST 981 iioughten rencIi Co Alleged Newspaper Case Will i 'A I the Wagon Pleasant Place or Visitors Make Each Issue Better Than the Day Before PARISIAN LAUNDRYnn XxzSSXwj 1 iVcf JL 1 been a attorney him an of being bite the Willman foil stoi i its Haw Utter Wal ATary New Trin to be ons are kept Your house would Took better if you gave it a new coat of several weeks the ordinance a few individ und to I I MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO THE and Miss a delight Good Roads in Ifield a It Watko lives at Bad Been Chatting' Pleasantly With riend ive Minutes Before Act and No Cause is Known Prob ably Will Recover THE DETROIT REE PRESS: it in the grass her home 'she to her friend rang out in a and Emma In Lived in Detroit 'Y ollows Husband Months After ner Harrison yarn Tim work has greatly by" the rain making it wagons through though much mnnn nu 1 gine The engine is stationed ing The pi Dorothy Pi en Anderson Edna Bessie May Doyle Roeder Leia Evelyn A England Minnie Pilhardt Ne va McArthur Jnnior pupils of Miss Irma Kristein gave a successful musicale at ner studio on Those who rank Vera SUNDAY MUSIC GOSSIP is Constant Endeavor of 'The ree Press to will file a Smith Mon under medi See that your traveling bag contains these necessary styles before leaving the city Remember the largest assortment and best values are found at yfe's See our largo showing of summer play Shoes for little folks and Dept 1st floor Dept 2d floor As necessary) to the enjoyment of your summer outing as the refreshing lafye breezes or the cool shady bowers of the woodland HARRIET DAYTON 17 DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID river the The entertaln enlarged spread Sup boa Within about two weeks time the contractors at work on the separa tion of grades at ourteenth avenue and the railroad crossings expect to have the 'first car running through the big trench the construction of which has taken about seven weeks The work is being rushed noxv that good weather favors and on riday afternoon seventy five loads of dirt were dug out by the big steam shovel loaded on waiting wagons and hauled away within an hour and a half which is something of a record for that sort of work Lennane Bros contractors are on thfe job and the watchword seems north North end residents will be happy when the big chute is finished To Grave Hix Demise Shay Phillips Eleanor WKS ALD WATSON A DIPLOMAT At present the are hacked up to sine or Invention Expected to Revolutionize Aerial avigation Superior Wis July 6 It is re ported that a Superior man has in vented a flying machine which it is expected will revolutionize aerial navigation The name is kept secret for the present and also the details of the invention It is known however that the Su perior man follows the plan sug gested by Thomas A Edison yvho said that aerial navigation would never be successful until wings were used instead of balloons claiming that balloons never can become en tirely dirigible The Superior inventor lias been at work upon his invention for eleven years and is reported to have man ufactured a machine which is oper ated by powerful pinions The ship it is said can be raised or lowered at will and can be easily steered in the same manner that a swallow di rects its course The inventor is about ready' to make a trial trip which he believes will demonstrate the success of his machine little savings bank in the home means more for the future of the children of a family almost than all of the advice in the world It gives them the right McKINLEY County Undertaker Creedon Denies Withholding Names County Undertaker John Creedon enters a strenuous denial of the statement credited to him that lie is so anxious to secure a burial job out in Ypsilanti that he is withhold ing certain names in order that Yps ilanti undertakers might not get in ahead of him It is said that a man who was found dead in Greenfield township is an ypsuantian anddatives are now looking The man was buried here Thirty wag busv all dav while sixty shovelers the excava tion after tlie big steam shovel and busy themselves in other ways The immensity of the task can be conveyed better by the accompany ing pliotogra phs than in any other manner One was taken from the roof of the Dailey Co looking south and the other from the high trestle of the Michigan Central and ore looking north mirror yvorks a brick building is on the if corner of the open square: Dailey two story frame pickle factory is on the north east corner while across the tracks on tlie east side are several resi dences and on the southwest cor last Anril that nis for him at county expense after his remains had been in tlie county morgue for several days without being identi fied Mr Creedon says there is a mis understanding somewhere He does all the county work and declares that he has received no communi cation relative to tlie person who was found dead in Greenfield Suspected of participation in numerous freight car robberies James Gilmore whom the police say served a term of five vein for burglarizing the Hillsdale postoffice being held at the central station pendir turther investigation Merchandise worn an aggregate of $700 has been stolen from Michigan Central freight trains between Detroit and Grand Rapids within the la a few weeks Mon pupils Ptit aventie They were assisted by Violet Andrew soprano Those his charges During all this time bn lias taken a vacation until this sunim Woen 1 lantic City ways have insisted VoigtsBee vj and Ladies of the Mod Maecabees will give a joint ex ion to Sugar Island August 11 irtntnian bonce xo 241 will stive its annual party Tuesday evening on steamer Pleasure ment committee has been for the occasion and lias itself on plans for the party nor will be served on tlio which will leave at 8 ore a ro committees: Boats Joseph A Eldridge Spell Edward Bland rank II Publicity Rice George iiitrprn a Tickets Eldridge Rice A Spellman A GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE 3 elix Chcne basso of York will sing at Most Holy ity enuren tuts morning Miss annie Mason Agnes Elliot assisted by on Irwin soprano gave ful musicale with their A hall last riday even tipils who took part were 'erry Cecil Harland Hel Amelia Motz Katherine Terry Grace 1 We are headquarters for every thing in the paint line IVOROID AINT per gal $100 Stain loor or loors Wears like iron A LAC for lloors1 outside urday June 29' 1 were Alma Young Bertha Kir stein Ina Anglim (trace Muehlman Edna 'Muehlman Irene Delplace Lillian 'inger Ermareida Damm Irene Damm Herman Hinz Clifford Aienlg and Raymond Henry Piner who East Congress street is another of uet reus irizens who music with active work in another direction He is employed in one of the factories but utilizes his leisure moments in the composi tion of songs Sir Piper states that he has fifty three of these to his ac count already and that he writes cne almost every day Ho lias pub lished two of them himself and Both are on the popular order and the com poser is responsible for the of both as well A piano recital was giver day July 1 by some of the of Miss Bessie Dudley 52' nain Mrs who took part were Sylvia Haw kins Greta Shav Helen Ciehowlas torence Sutherland kins Hazel Monteith Marie abiszak Ruth Dudley iaue lany inog Bradford Agrbttis Tinney Mirah erguson Becker DISTILLED WATER ICE Consider itpurity and wholesonieness made from finest distilled water frozen under cover at a temperature 12 degrees below nntura! freezing point comes to you every morning for the same price you pay for common ice: our pieces a week $135 a month seven piece a week $20 a month Better phone RIDGE 14 today ABSUUKt Week Regardless of cost Come Monday one of the original who was legislated will beappointed by it and return at midnight uie Hall man liammond William A Ehrman A Ballard vv a Eldridge ttauarrt Music Doane A Patterson L' Wineman Don 1 Graham Herbert Ely Refresh i ments John May A Thomp son Berger Stuart A ra ser Joseph Stringham Tlie annual excursion of Zion Re formed church and Sunday school corner Chcne and Jay streets will be held at Tashrnoo park Thursday Tlllv 11 4 athletic for old Harriet Dayton a 17 year old girl of 25 elch street swallowed car bolic acid about 8 last night in an attempt to end her life! ive minutes before she was chatting merrily with her girl chum Emma Squires clerk in a nearby grocery store and it appears from the chum's story that Miss Dayton had no care in the world After she had emptied the poison bottle and thrown at the doorstep of called in her agony terrifying scream tlie store nearby heard the call and rushed to her friend forgive Harrietgasped to iter friend Mr and Mrs Dayton rushed out of the house and found Harriet ly ing in the grass An ambulance was called and she was hurried away to Harper hospital where be lieved site will recover Until about three weeks ago Miss Dayton had been employed in a down town tailor shop according td the story told last night by Miss Squires Miss Squires said that her friend had no love troubles and declares she can think of no reason Whatever why she should try to take her life The Dayton family occupy a very small cottage far back from the street and are said to be in rather humble although comfortable cir cumstances None of the neighbors is able to assign any reason for the rash act Even her parents wereat a loss to know to what to attribute it although they were too much excited last night to discuss it Harriet had been the store with her mother and no one seemed to know that she had somewhere secured the poison Wins Prestige by Saving Saloon Re striction Ordinance rom Defeat Aid Watson lias distinguished himself as a diplomat of high de gree" At the outset he had' a fine chance to bring about tlie utter de feat of the Watson ordinance which provides that no more saloons shall be established in residential dis as designated by tlie common council He says if he had sub mitted the ordinance in the original form isueh unquestionably would have been its fate It placed him in tlie light of trying to enforce sa loon restriction laws in the terri tory represented by other aldermen it would have aroused antagonism because of the' presumption of its originator if f6r no other reason Watson is modest when it comes to running tlie wards of other aider men although not backward as far as his own district is concerned lie neui oacK tor before lie submitted il was suggested oy a tew indtvld tlie senior aiderman from tlie twelfth had acquired a plain case of chilled pedals Not at all Air Watson was sitting up nights figuring how he could get the coun cil in line minus any friction He concluded that he is not elected to run the wards of other aldermen and he cut tlie ordinance down to fit the tipper end of the twelfth from orest avenue north to the city limits This was a lonely little patch of the forty square miles that comprise the city of Detroit But he reached the wire before there were numerous entries for the saloon restriction contest At the first council meeting four wards in all were included in tlie restrict ed! district and now over 25 per cent of the entire area of the city is on the no new saioons district Aidermen from the eighteenth fif teenth and seventeenth wards also are talking of including the north ern ends of their: wards under the terms of the ordinance knew tlie others would come with me if I confined my attentions to my own said Watson think the original ordinance would have passed this council in 1000 years" Now the talk of running Watson for mayor on theRepublican ticket against Mayor Thompson has start ed afresh Any man who can swin" the council in line on anything cue tailing the pull of brewers is con ceded to be a daisy 4 INTEREST ON SAVINGS We make it easy for every man woman or child to open and maintain a savings account A dollar is enough for the initial deposit and after that any sum may be added to the account whenever convenient We pay 4 per cent interest computed quarterly Every depositor is given a pass book showing the amount of money to his or her credit Accounts may be withdrawn at any time without notice Our Banking hours are 9 a to 5 and as a further ac commodation we keep this depart ment open until 9 Saturday evenings Elevators or stairway to balcony senting the firm was the host entire party numbered nearly persons The trip was made on terry steamer Sappho 'At the islrind a baseball game tween tlie married and single "is i leaiure tne benedicts win ning by a score of 5 to 4 There were a number of athletic events including ti traveling race race and free for all rizes awarded to winners were dis tributed on the trip homeward Suburban Car Jumps Track When Mt Clefnens car No 7270nbound reached the corner of Gi iswold and Congress streets at 11 clock last night the front wheels KfPt on going dAvn Griswold street hut the rear wheels to go east on Congress street The result was that the car was sprawled across all ot the tracks blocking U'ainc in every direction at that point for fifteen minutes Jefferson avenue and Trumbull avenue ca rs xycre obliged to run on Woodward avenue during that period 4 ACID CAUSES LOCKJAW CHEEN 15c can up uicycic carriage ana Paints BATH TUB Gemtendorfer GOLD 10c bottle lioc box for gas stove ovens 15c 25e bottle 0 5 4 ENAMEL etc VARMSHES ail kinds $100 gal up LIQUID VEXEER (Polish) 25c bottle PAINT BRUSHES 5c to $100 Grand River Bet Wabash and lltli Ave resilience of Louis Simon A 1 I I I I tf 1 I 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 Pokh: 1 iwrvTjvcinttf I JI I AL I taking charge" of the services Capture of Small Saurian Owensboro Bathers Owensboro KyJ July fi alligator" two and half feet long has been captured on the bank of the Ohio river a short distance be low Owensboro There are more of them too right in the same vi cinity A crocodile over four feet in length was seen to swim a wav from the shore just before the one one the bank was captured capture was made by Linton Linton and Reuben Masters fishermen who have i camp near thc rocks below Owens boro The small alligator was seen under the ledge of a log by tne rueu One of them quickly secured a dip net and sudenly threw it over the aligator while it was watching ltL sporting in the water The fishermen declare that there a number of the in the Ohio river near Owensboro The announcement of the capture of the alltga tor will probably cause many young boys much uneasiness while they are swimming in the future in the warm waters of the Ohio xv as ap a nd XT i rv zn was interested ih various charities an4 was beloved by many friends three years ago Mr and Mrs Si mon xvent to Now York to make their home with their daughter Mrs Morrice Schemer Mrs Si mon is survived by txvo daughters and a son Mrs Charles and Mrs Morrice Scheurer of New York and Louis Simon of Detroit and by a sister Mrs AY Leavy of Detroit The funeral xvill be held from the Simon 621 afternoon at ranklin Tomorrow and every Sunday thereafter the White Star Lines fast steel steamer Oxvana Will leave thet Griswold street w'iarf at for the lats making landings on the un trip as faj as Joe and re turning to Detroit at midnight inzel orchestra will be on board and "the tickets xvill be 25 cents £olLlhe r9Pnd tt ip Passengers 1 boldine rnin return vn iiiuoniignt: trip Complete Assortments in Correct Styles for Morning Afternoon Rev Edward Collins is at his home 575 Second avenue suffering from a fall sustained while alighting from a our teenth avenue car The Biyerischer Unterstuetzungs Verein of Detroit tiled articles of association yes terday xvith the county clerk The trustees for the first year are William Gentsch George Heck and Joseph Koerber Harry Hayden who was struck on the head xvittx' Patrolman Peter elnb av the XXrarren avenue xvest ourth oi juiy celebration says he complaint with Commissioner day morning Hayden still is cal care Upon the pretense that he ernment inspector come to inspect the gaso line tank a wily stranger yesterday morn ing luri Grocer Sweetwine into the cellar of his establishment Reech and Third streets while a confederate upstairs tapped the till for $90 Local Republicans are planning a ban quet in honor of Senator William Alden Smith to take place earlv this coming fall The purpose is to give the new sen ator an opportunity to become more close ly acquainted with Detroit Republicans who are not in politics The name of Henry Campbell has been proposed for one of xx ayne twelve delegates to the constitutional con 'ention Mr Campbell Is a corporation rtiitj iur iHctny years nas partner of Henry Russel general for the Michigan Central Not having a good bark left in exhausted dog thkt was suspected afflicted with rabies startnrl bark from trees near Gratiot avenue and yesiernay morning Pa shot the animal through he was about to attack a The trial of Steven Cahill young man xvlio is alleged copies of The lice Pless at Dubois street and Jefferson avenue ourth of July morning will come next Saturday morning Cahill xvhAn brought into Judge htein court riday morning asked tor a jury trial and his request xvas granted When the case xvas called in Judge court yesterday morning Cahill told the he had made arrangeemnts jto have an attorney defend him 4he at to aHd the case xxas put over till ne4t Saturday In the meantime Cahill will be the guest olj Sheriff Burns 1 Brewster street trolman Schiexve the head just as doorstep Inez Gordon pretty and disheveled con fessed in the police court yesterday morn ing that she courted arrest so that she could get her name in the newspapers to aggravate her husband into starting di vorce proceedings was suspend ed on Inez who declared she would "hike" for Chicago where one require an excuse for a divorce Representative George XV Duncan has received the appointment of special deputy under Commissioner of Labor Malcolm McLeod Tins position was created at the recent session As special deputy Repre sentative Duncan will be kept on the move throughout the srate and it Is understood will have the same powers as the com missioner in emergency cases Beloved through all ids waywardness'lax aged mother attended the funeral of her boy yesterday morning "Pre hell at chapel Randolph street after which the body xxas borne to the Lutheran cemetery ac companied by relatives and friends of the tamiljv Schultz who led a life of crime was shot by a crook in Toledo the quarrel resulting vcr a worthless woman of 718 Eighth street asked Judge Donovan yesterday to grant him a dix orce from his wife Chrlftina who has been in an insane asylum for thirteen years Simpson has a 23 vear old daughter now married and a 16 year old dfcJared his wife was insane when rredher he did not know it at the time Judge Donovan' is taking ths case under consideration H81 St Aubin avenue who was one of the jurors who sat in the Joseph Schulte murder case declares that a verdict could have been reached had the jury stayed out a while longer Judze Hos mer discharged the jury after it had been out twenty three hours declaring that he had no wish to force a verdict Rosenski beliex es that a conviction on involuntary manslaughter would have been made lie took' a brief trip to At Hbi! ma i i one Upon his 13K mg a but he always liii declined that there was so much xvork in the parish that did not have time to leave it The fact that tlie parishioners are rais ing a fund for hint lias been kept secret from the father xvith a vb to giving him a pleasant surprise I i BrcoincN Candidate for Commissioner 31 any John Haggerty of the Haggerty Brick Co and tlie NcwtonJIaggerty Ladder Co is the latest candidate for good roads commissioner Sev eral leading Republican aldermen are backing him it is almost cer tain that Hines of the Speaker rincing co commissioners out of office tne noarti of supervisors when meets next Wednesday at 10 a in tlie county building lalner even among Reinhardt former alderman Mr Haggerty and Oscar There xvill he txvo appointed from the city and one from the coufitv Rep Cassius Benton who xvas urged by many residents of North ville and vicinity to become a can didate is said to be backing Wil liam Murdock xvho resides near Vayne and in that ease "Murdock looks like a1 sure winner After the board settles on its ap pointees the question Of where the good roads money is to be expended xx ill be taken up Several citx supervtsprs want the road leading tv tiVVt Staf? S' otinds attended to first and after that the contin uation of such main thoroughfares as Grand River Gratiot and MichL gan axenues i It is probable that negotiations xvill be started to se cure the removal of the toll gate out oodxvard avenue from near Palmer park to a point beyond the state fair also to remove the Grand River avenue toll gate at least be yond the city limits heeler io Europe Parishioners of Our Lady of parish are raising a fund which to send Rev James Wheel axvay on a trip to the old country more than a score of years Wheeler lias been in charge of tier church and has tendi not only to the spiritual needs but in mar instances to thc bodily comfort A program consisting of games has been provided THil Vonns' rPln" ctAQnirr Tashrnoo xvill stop at Joseph Cam pa going and returning Burnham Stoepel xvhole sale dry goods house gave its 200 employes and their families theirsecond annual outing yesterday at Bois Blanc 1 Stoepel repre The 500 CLERKS IN COUNTY CLERK Lou Himes office see no reason xvltx the ootinty office should be kept open on Saturday afternoons In the summer when the other county offices treas urer auditors and register of deeds are closed promptly at noon every Saturday They say there is less business done all Saturday after noon than in a half hour of anv Jay The clerks in tllat two peOpie come into the county office to in qmre their xvay to thc ditv treas VVernn ofce Saturday at comos to the county clerk office to do business there They may "ask County Clerk Himes to close the office Saturday after eas" the eSt Ahe summerit doors etc PAINTS are the best xvearing heavy body and need to be thinned doxvn xvith linseed oil Guaranteed for five years by the Bathing and General Outing Wear pjuly Clearance Sale HARDWARE UTENSILS ETC Aon can well aitord to pass all other sales by for uie saie oi enjoying tlie rich anil rare pickin unusual Price Cutting Sale of Kitchen Utensils Hardware Gas and Electric ixtures Everything in our tore has been reduced from 20 to 40 per cent to effect an immediate clearance Space is too small to say more but if wise we've said enough COME STORE 104 GRATIOT AVE AT ERRY AVENUE BAPTIST church the pastor Rev Riley wtll speak this morning bn Magnified and in the evenins nn Sin Problem Years and Parses Away In New York Mrs Anna Simon a resident of Detroit for 56 years died in Nexx York yesterday folldxving her hus band Sigmund Simon xvho passed axvay six months ago She xvas the mother of Louis Situ on proprie tor of tlie furnishings store in Elks Temple building Airs Simon had been tn very poor health for nearly a year and when her husband died also in New ork and in the same' house in xvhtch the xvidoxv breathed her last site xvas unable to come to Detroit io ancuu me runerat Airs Simon was born in Alccklen hurg Germany 67 years ago and came to Detroit xvith Iter parents Mr and Airs' Jacobson xvhen she was eight years old Sigmund Si mon who became her husband in litter years came to Detroit soon atter and entered into business partnership xvith AIE Jacobson in olv jrus Rui i i eaing mm uusuu ss interests Mr Simon for sixteen ears a poor commissioner receiving pointinents vfrom Republican yviu'vi 'HA IHClVVrS has many decided advantages and uses for the summer The Chafing Dish has taken a perma nent place as a practical cooking device and has solved many a little problem aris ing from present living sur roundings The expense connected with its use is very slight there is no dirt or odor and for summer use it particularly recommends itself be cause of its little heat and great convenience for warm weather cooking or Camp or Cottage use nothing could be finer We show many styles and sizes We sell and recommend Koholia as a satisfactory burning spirit for all kinds of alcohol burners SUNDAY? Erie Pa July Stiff ering tor ture tu its xvorst form William Baliermerman age 15 years died at bt hospital yesterday fiom lockjaw the result of an at tempt ta remove a xvart xvith car bolic acid 1 and other members of his faintly recently moved to this ticod no ticca on one of his fin gers Some one surest 1 fhat the danger of in feet ion the Udused CAHILL TRIAL POSTPONED been set back large amount of impossible to get the soft earth progress has been means of a hoisting en on nvonue ana Innrr nnhln leading doxvn into the big pit is at tached to the xvagons and tlie steam turned on hauling them up ourteenth fences at the excavation Alerrick av tiie south and Kirby on the Visitors to the city are xx eicome to make the Smith Piano Co their headquarters xvhile the CIt "A are and pleasant on the ground floor at 35 Grand River avenue just a on one side from Woodward1 ave" on IT xv hi i ni Was 11 ln Kt 0 a ark hile you are there you have the pnvilege of inspecting hAnaSOmesf aRRnrtmant return the city and or hearing the wonder £ul Cha sb Player Piano 1 Jr 7' 11 1 W(x i ip WW" LKI JULY 7 1907 WILL BE COMPLETED WITHIN TWO WEEKS I II li3 vve ww vw'OAjoxaucnnMv ooooxsW' smviv'vw 'w II 1 HI ii 1 1 1 1 5 II i i I il I fe 'VC zViCO I I I I OB 1 IB1 1 I Hi i' ''v I'HaSrn I mHSBHHHBI fiTTJ ul AJ 14 Lil 4 a 101 Peo es fce Co CO aUraMAUfC Bjl MM Ek 3 KJar wix IRj gn I 1 1 I 1 til I Knights IM JI Six ar li ft iW Jl 1 If I 1 i I il fh ip I II if I 1 kfx 1 I 1 i I U1 co 'T IT rg HElft jns a 1 I 1 I.