Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

among the colleges co WAS NOT LIKED Jackets CAPES OO BUTS S875 CAPES Single or double cares in al Garments PLAYED DAMES 20 to $30 you Some Offers Department OOTBALL MEK DISCOURAGED REAL ESTATE MARKET by other members of their DOWN TO WORK NOW elden TO 'iOflHOW Monday meat Throughout the Conutry 15 Winder St Near Woodward Ave SOO 50 1503 Buren CAuguat 12 IKm) (September 1) GOOD HOMES I Km IK VARIOUS WAYS CHOICE BUILDING LOTS oaEASY PAYMENTS 2SCO below market valuer TOO Michael Schmidt to Tina Schtaldt lot 10 HANNAN McGraw Bld zco 0 1050 has come down stamp collectors loo JUlt Pa OUG Wra CL Oaxtoa 2 story frame dwelisuc f'SD ltro 1000 ma 1000 SHOT IN THE HEAD dwell mierobez their kUac McGRATC AVENVE am TJUirsKi WO Goodell sad Creek roads contain! 5221 ix ad The regular Sunday evening liver is address the Pigott Sisters quartet eery or fad can overthrow OR tock 300 te caber 211 lUlAM LlS a (Novemb 1X its hall in the old Michigan Exchange trtlld ing corner of Jefferson averse and Shelby fcr the purpose of buying books and sta uanerr a couftituKcn was adopted newt a John Kay TV Boers Howard Beck Charles A Heute Herbert Bowen Inglis win render a violin solo and rederic Cowley will give a rrft artrm Newsboys 2400 Oering the past weea Lae lire marshal the folk wing permits for new bulldUwa: want no money Addr imx XT Isetrav Nllcb A bargain Good brick modem Improvements Splendid location end win Union Trost Co: tv Holcomb to Smith 't aL lot Cherry Pectoral 50 Years of Cures John Ward to Willoughby lc 45 ra Btoe raevexux between Eurest and Hancock aiea toi WUliamS Wood to Charles der lots' pc School Wednesday A STVDILTTS OHGAMTU A orEKA Tiri: association THE NEW ESTABROOK SCHOOL THE DETROIT REE PRESS The following is a list of tbe largest real estate transfers record during the past week as reported by tbe "Union Trust Co Patrick O'Brien and George Bullock have conveyed to Edmond Bronner lot 4 of sub of private claim S5 lying betwwen HOW THAT MAY EXO IX DEATH WILLIAM PRICES or IAXD ARE STIENING PERCEPTI BLY ITY TWO MILLIOXS DEPOSITED LX SEW YORK SINCE YOV 3 of germs to chill A action's boddieg blisses NOT ALLOWED TO PLAT OX' THANKS GIVING AT OLIVET EXAMPLE OP HOW THE ELECTION AITECTED PROPERTY Graw avenue on the site of the old Hickey sc col which has been moved across the street is nearing completion It was built after plans designed by Malcoraon Hig gitboLbam end is constructed of stock brick The Interior work is of black ash the fibers are of hard maple end he stairs and landings of oak Owing to quicksand on the site the expense has been a little larger than the original contract price and the cost will be about $27tfl rtrtrtXTra fanner see sYl A a UVUViC kl'V7 A T7 IN heavy chevies etc trimmed with braid or fur graceful and stylish and all around good Monday 4 OOTBALL EYTHIMAVT AT AHE DISC01 KtUED ELEGANT RESIDENCE PROPERTY 697 CASS AVE WEST SIDE Our lire of choice fur is siirpasscd by none and our prices 25 io 50 per cent Jess than the lowes tribute tbe remainder of tk public is cordially invited Welch to William Giese lots 30 and 37 ct Welch's Grand Central sub of 114 Ecurse (May 11) Emma I Burrell et aL te IL Joaila lots 1 and Is in village of Denton in twp of Van Buren (October 12) rederick May to Anthony Weiler lot IT of sub cf a Is 12 55 56 55 GO and 63 cf Ttlopelle farm (November 271 Henry Thlrklitle to Georee Thlrkluie half Lot 50x173 sell at a ba The new 12 room Estabrook school ie comer of Eighteenth street ttl 1501 Twenty fourth Hugo Bioquell 2 rtcry Ing No S4S Meldrum are Julius Wehner 2 story Ira TI ouch and nlain effects in new fiocklncx Boucles etc beautiful braid trim min choice in every way extra plm4i velours with Trilbv collars trimme with newest and choSees desinn in let and braid with fur long and wide and latest idea these capes are of the choicvt offerings of the reason Monday only 7 Charles 2 storj No CE Mintary ave orm a Local hilatr Hj and Ecorse Real Estate Exchange 617 and18 Chamber of Commerce building has consolidated with the Welch Ileal Estate Exchange and hereafter the entire busi ness of both concerns will be transacted from the present offices of the Welch Real Estate Exchange 313 Hammond building Rothwell Co have sold for Julia A Jones to Chas NV Man warring lot 13 Hib bard subdivision 3ftxl25 being the southwest corner of Antoine and Cus ter for $3W cash NV Marschner register of deeds re ports the foUowixjg number of papers filed in his office during the past we ek Deeds 1S5 mortgages 102 mortgages assigned 23 mortgages discharged 34 levies 4 lis pendens 8 liens 5 plats 1 The Anton Pulte estate has filed for rec ord the past week a plat containing four lots "being a subdivision of part of out lot 21 St Aubin farm lying on the west side of 't Aubin avenue just south cf the al ley south of Gratiot avenue A II McDermott advertises for sale on tbe first page of this issue a fine farm and vineyard in New Mexico near Albu querque muff and collar beaut i full made and very a charming holiday present nev er som lcfs uiau xionaay at siju bthetion is with a few exceptions the same 1 as tbe ceastitution of a "klmilar association now opera ting at Albton coll' ge The gen eral XBaaagunent of tbe store will be left to a managing board of six members two I whom are chosen from the faculty and one front each of the four classes in collegehCx the Immediate control will be left to Godfried Tiedermarm has deeded to Clar ence Seeley a lot a by 139 feet on the northeast comer of Wabash and Warren avenues for 55000 Coplan Colwell has sold to Charles Turner a lot 45 by 1EL53 feet on the south side of erry avenue between Beaubien and Antoine streets for 315030 Harriet Eales has deeded to George auth a lot 23 by 185 feet on the west side cf Woodward avenue between Alexan drine and Selden avenues for 55030 HOW NORMAL exchange who is well pasted on affairs in the Rouge district said to a representative of Tbe ree Press yesterday "I have thoroughly investigated the sen timent cf the people who comprise that sc lAon of Spring wells townsmp extending from Dlx avenue to the Detroit river and iron: the city limits to tbe River Rouge known as Delray and find thev want to be annexed to Detroit instead of being in corporated into a villa ce as it would be Ampoesibio for tbe village to supply the same advantages that annexation will af ford This lection is almost as solidly built up as an portion of Detroit and the peo ple require city water sewers police and are protection and are willing to pay the additional tax to secure those but they will not consent to bat any of the manufactur ing industries pay city taxes that might retard the development of that great manu facturing district and handicap thow al ready located there So the petition to tbe rext legislature will be to annex that sec tion to the city with perpetual exemption from taxation to all manufacturers employ ing ten men or more so long as the concern does not assume tbe proportions of a trui The people realize that the interest of the mplcyer and employed are identical and they wish to fortify the manufacture with 1 every advantage that will enahh him te run steadily pay good wages and at the same time make aa much money as hi cem rtitor located dowt east or anywhere else have it from Governor elect Pir Tree's own lip that he is heartily in accord with this plan of taxation and the eople cite Can ord with whem his help work har many that In his sixty years of manufac turing life be hex never had a strike al though he employs same 10 jj men tn his different factories and runs night and day exquisite silk linings beautifully made and very 1 jionaay cmy ONE HONEST MAN Detroit ree Press: deaae inform ven Olivet Mich Novemlx: Thanksgiv ing festivities have consumed all tbe spare time of Olivet students this week and some that wasn't to spare On Wednesday President Sperry having just returned from an eastern trip refused to allow the football team to go to Ypsilanti here they were billed for a Thanksgiving game and also set bls veto against the proposed came on tbe home campus between the college and prtplherens He gave as his reason that such sport was not In bar many with the purpose of the day ncr the traditions of tbe college This on top of refusal to play Olivet because the latter had to play one of the prep aratory faculty on its team has pretty thoroughly discouraged football in Olivet The team has practiced all fall expressly for the game with Albion and her turn ing yellow at the last moment doesn't lessen the breach in athletic rivalry be tween the two colleges Tbe swell evtnt of Thanksgiving day was the reception given by the Sinclair girls at tber dub house from 4 to 7 About 290 guests were served with light luncheon and most cordially entertained by the fair hostesses In the evening a general reception was held by the young ladies of Shipherd hall tbe entertainment being In form of a book ocial The parlors were tastily decor ated Tbe Simmons family" one of tbe oldest at Shlpberd hall din ing room held a reunion with fifteen cf their members present Presldert Sperry invited about a dozen of the etudents boarding themselves up to hie house for Thanksgiving and filled them up with turkey and cranberry sauce vTTDCNS WENT HOME WEEK TO EAT TtHKET OOTBALL SE15OX IS OVER AT KAL AMAZno share profit tn two wee'ks? If so send ra yoar name nd awMieea at onee Room Alma Mich November 28 The Thanks giving Ixgsn on Wednesday and will continue until midnight to day Only about a third of the students chose to spend the vacatlcn out of town so that the campus does not present its accustomed air of dull ness seen on former years at this time The vacation has been by no means a dull one At noon the students were treated to the most elaborate dinner which has as yet been served at the college In the evening the students and faculty were again favored with a delightful function in the form of a genuine old fashioned "child Thankygiving hi which the games and actions of old time Thanks givings wera indulged in with great pleas ure by students and faculty alike The dignity of the faculty was for once at least surrendered for the occasion Basket ball hand ball and lone ball have caught the popular enthusiasm among the frequenters of the gymnasium Teams In eacn will soon be formed and a scries of ccntfals will be given in the near future The young ladies will slso organize hand ball and basket ball teams The children in the department for the training of kindergartners were given their cnnual Thanksgiving party In the depart ment moms Tuesday After reciting the story of the pilgrim fathers and appro priate poems they erected the church and dwellings of the fathers on the treasure table They then partook of a delicious repast ideas of interest to people phnat UcaBy In clined With that md to view six of th BUYS SIO SILK SKIRTS Only 100 to be sold first come first served a little flyer a souvenir of eonfuse these fkirts with shoddy silk usually sold at this our offering 1 of handsome heavy excellent figured pilk skirts yerfect in finish and style and not to be duplicated at less tnan a on Die me pnee we ask Monday Jo Jenkinson of Chicago 2 story frame house 1769 lorence avenue Chicago far 11009 Gros fit Id Scanlon's Real Estate Ex change has sold for Robert Graham of Oakland ccunty to Chas Shellenberg of Detroit the west half of the southeast quarter section 4 containing S3 acres also 27 acres of the east side of west half of northeast quarter section 9 in all 107 acres in township of armington Oakland coun ty for To Michael Michalek lot No 23 of subdivision of out lot private claim 5SX on the west side of Lovett ave nue tween Jackson and Buchanan streets lot 30x143 for XaJ or Martin N'ovak to Emil Golze lot 93 side of Twenty third street between Butternut and Ash streets sub division of Porter farm for $755 lot 30xl i or Chas Shdlenberg three house and lots each 30x145 of the subdivision of the part of private claim 7 Godfrey farm sit uated on the west side of Wabah avenue between Rut ternut and Elm streets and lot No 717 33x145 ot the subdivision fart of lot 2 Lafferty farm lying on the east ride of "Wabash avenue between Butternut and Elm streets for 56000 Welch proprietor of tbe Wyandotte Ypsilanti Mich November closed at the State Normal last for the Thanksgiving vacation and a large number ef the students went home A suf ficient number cf the football team re mained to play a Thanksgiving game with "th Stars of Ypsilanti Tbe game resulted in a score of 6 to In favor of the Nor mals Ot tbe students who remained in town those who are Interested in primary teaching have attended the state kinder garten convention which met at the Nor mal some have attended the Michigan Schoctlmastera Cinb meeting at Ann Ar bor and some have spent tbe vacation in tbe library and laboratories The State Normal comet band has elected the fcnowirg officers: President Whipple: vice president Grove sec retary Drake treasurer A Ran dal director Mr Streubell assistant oirec tcr Grove $090 BUYS $750 SKIRTS A juyt in pecial pur chase of some new eastern Ideas in plain and fancy plaids have the new shaiH are excellently made and lined wonders for the money Monday OO BUYS SIO JACKETS Tour choice of plain or rough lirht or dark effects well made well finished stylish and ser viceable really wonderful ptxxi coats but too many Monday J4 $QOO BUYS $20 CAPES A great and beautiful line of cloth and pluh capes embracing everything that is new styltoh and up to the hour tbe materials are many the modes the finest tbe finish the best that fine tailor work can many individual garments in the collection worth jfio all go at one price J3 Sale Reported and Notes Ths Welch Real Estate Exchange has sold for George Bullock and to Bronner 51 acres in private claim 95 lying between oit street and the north branch of the Ecorse river for $15(m0 cash A lot 58x115 corner of Pennsylvania and Kercheval avenues for 515X Two lots 50x115 each an Pennsylvania avenue be tween Jefferson and Kercheval avenues for J23) A lot 30x111) in Welch's grand centra! subdivision at the Rouge for $3 Hannan Real Estate Exchange has sold for Laidlaw a lot 32x167 on Han cock avenue east near Hastings street for $1903 or Alfred Lewis storv house and lot 779 Humboldt avenue for $3) To Alfred Rush a 2 story brick and ft am house 120 ield avenue between Jefferson avenue and Congress street lot 40x120 for To same party three lots 5Cxll5 each on the east of Cad illac boulevard north of Kercheval ave nue for $2430 or a lot To Rev tor5 halL In the even in honor of cveT Alter an informal health and manly Tiger after yar of uf ferxz from Nervous Weakness night es and weak shrunken port I Lave no scheme tn extort raon fren anyone whomsoever I was robbed swindled by tbe quacks until I nearly lost faith tn mankind but thank heaven I ax no well vigorous and strong and i xJoux to make this certain raeans of re Known BUYS JACKETS That is to say not all JI 8 Jacket but collection contains none worth les than J15 end there are some that have sold as high a There are here all kinds of fine cloths rough and smooth eome are fur trimmed rilk lininca plain and fancy all stylish all good and no two alike your choice Monday $QOO BUYS $25 JACKETS We will not attempt to describe them the styles materials etc are too numerous They represent the and of skilled art and sim ilar garments have been oiling at from choose any one Monday here at th pewlag of coHectiOE Dd exchange cf dupbcates the Interebanr of ideas and the pronaotion of good ftilowxhlp aad bo amoagxlictoe devoted to our bobby would be of anqueetioced valu to all of us in many waya nvhj rou thi ffiPA participaxe ip the stamp Wednesday evetoag Decem ber st I o'clock in tbe Turkish smoktog roomn cf the Hotel Cadillac?" Royal Oak Mich November WHIlam Duffy who has been arrested several times for disturbing the iace was shot in the head between 9 and 10 last night He seat to the postoffice and started a cuarrel with Deputy Sheriff Duluss fulue shoved him away tried to pre vent any trouble starttog up Duffy is th alleged to have said that be could shoot as well and as often as Duluss and made a motion to bls hip pocket The deputy sheriff did not watt any longer but drew his revolver and fired three times twice in thefioor and once at the head Dr Hammend wg called tn but had not succeeded in finding the ball at thl ril ing It penetrated the cheek bone and then want back into tbe head lie is not expected to live 7 oses tbe football ason A review work shows the ferht scheduled and ihe othr Kalamazoo Mas piled up 58 points strains the oppopnt yj OO BUYS $850 WAISTS Make your own election of any velvet corduroy or woolen waist in our collection at this price all those beautiful and handsome waists plain and fancy some have been selling as high a $10 your choice Monday $4 ACTION REGARDING rom week to week tbe reports from all over the country are becoming more en couraging and the Increase in the volume of business has been greater than many Expected TL local real estate market is strengthening perceptibly and inquiries for property are quite 'numerous That prices have stiffened considerably since the elec tion has been experienced by not a few who had opportunities to invest at much greater advantage before November 3 than One dea! had been bolding" a piece of property at 72650 for several months About a week after tbe election he called up tbe owner and informed him that be had a buyer for tbe property but the own er told him be would not sell it for less than $2900 now that McKinley bad been elected A few days ago the owner of that nrojierty called upon the agent to let him know that he had sold it for $2d3 cash will be plenty of money in cir culation said another dealer yester day increase la deposits in the New York banks for the three weeks ending to day was in round figures tlflX'XOOO namely: Week ending November 14 $16Jx)GXi No vember 21 $22OOXiX) November 2S R40J0 tu This money has to be employed and from New York it will be distributed throughout the country in loans and in rrxriTK sn monV from to 2 per cent and the discount on commercial paper baa been reduced from to 4 per cent wiimn a lew no putting off you must have cloaks we must or the balance of the over week The season is right the raeettng "It has been wuggest that club property ergauized would terial benefit to the stamp ed i rxury xxetrolt Taer are xinduub'effiv or 33 collectors tn the city some of wbotn have valuable colleetioim and iren srumber there ought to be eured Tfi is nn ra PaHiativfe llcL is not therefore i Lp in small cheap bottles It is put up iu Lar £7 a bottles fcr tbe household They cost Xficre but cure more Kalama too Mich November With exception of an occasional yell by tbe football nth uriaris ill is quiet about the college since the game on Thanksgiving for everyone has gotten down to "bon 7' for the fan term examinations Re views in all the branches have begun and as tbe end of the term draws nigh the campe deserted except ax the change I cf necitaXions I The treahraen fionted a flag of their class cetera from the 'dormitory' flag staff Tuea day and Wednesday morning tbe sophs ertuapfly removed iL Tae freshmen tnm retired a eJaas standard but the so paoanyes made a rush and carried off that ffp1 The freshmen vow veaeeanoe Althocgb a large number of the students nave gone home for the Thanksgiving hbll caya those that remained enjoved their lot AI3 fcAAXorjiLe uini)r Albion Mlcto November CS A large num ber of tbe students went home to eat tur key notwithstanding the fact that th taculty refused to grant but one daYs va cation The students do not as a rule enjoy being deprived of tbe rrtvilene of going home which such an action uecessl taies and as a result action will tak N1 vacation hereafter in tJle day following Thanksgiving A freshmen banquet Monday evening was tb great event in tbe lives of the new eoLege students and the manner in which they planned and carried out their de rigns reflects mtich cerdlt upon them ootball mn as well as others were sad ly disappointed la not havinr an oppor tunity to witness a game of football witn Olive but owing to Olivet's insisting upon over stepping the rules cf intercollegiate field sports by playing two men on their team irom outride rhe college tbe advisory faculty canceled tbe data Wednesday eveniuv the Sigma Chi fra ternity cave ia colonial style its usual TbanKsgiying dinner The chapter lodge was tastily deeorated Trith wlte the fraternity flower About Mxty ladle? and gentlemen were present Har roe SC' acted ae toastmaster The Eclectic and AthenaMes Society at tbeLr last meeting elected Misses May A new Mabel Joy and Grace Sbaw and Jacob Rhodes and k'l: JUpley to take part in their prize oratorical content to be held next term Sent and who shall be chosen by the man aging board Officers of the association! were chosen follows Pi evident roL I Bhbeockt vice president Lewis i Koassm: secretary Herbert Hart treas erer I Buttemeld board of maxiaccrs PrvL Hedrick and Chas Hoyt I om the faculty and sub faculty and Wal ter Amos 97 Harry Becker WaJ ter lyaa and Parks '00 from the students The association will be placed in running order as sooa as possible which will perhaps be at the opening of th win ter lenn Tbe senior class with a few exceptions wifi begin veterinary dissection under Dr Grange next Monday and continue the wort through the remainder of the rr Lal or on th horticultural department was ccoclnded yesterday The battalion of cadets win give an in formal bop in the armory riday ev ntog Iecember 11 The committee on arrange meats is as follows: NV Amoa chair man Vaa Norman reception 1 Samarx programme Hart fioo A Chivendon invitation and Shaw OO Buys $10 Capes and Collarettes In Electric and Wool Seal anti Asirachan trimmed with Chinchilla or Japanese ox lined with silk cheap at $10 Monday $4 $700 BUYS SI275 JACKETS AND GRETCHENS The Jackets (sizes 5 to 14 years) come Ln a host of ma terials plain and they are made in the box front with Empire back and tight ntUr lining with pretty braid and but ton trimmed nothin? letter or brighter made The Gretchens (sizes 4 to 6 years) are simply the most charm! eg garments ima En able with large graceful capes full length coats best and most tasry trimmings some with fur offering is remarkable these choice Jackets and Gretchens are actually worth double price we ask $0 90 BUYS S750 JACKETS A beautiful nothing like it ever shown at the charming jackets (sizes 5 to 14 year) made with Empire back reefer front large novelty goods rough effects smooth effects light and prettily trimmed with braid some with fur cheap at ST Monday at $350 Agricultural Colles Mich November meeting of the faculty and etudeats lat eveBtog to further consider tbe es Two anfl a haL itory frame an In firat claM order contnintor 14 room roomx bath brat mantels and mu can aU nicely decorated and told out com ortable and cemraudioea home bnlldtnz haviny onsinally xt $7 offd roe Properties Terms slrtcUy cash IKv day of sale Tit) perfect or toll latrmtloa apply to HANNAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE given the samo date The eighth contest of the A In ter Soei ty Oratorical association will be teM at tbe Plymouth Congregational church cf lajinsinfr on riday evening cember 4 Dwight Sanderson will ren resent the Hesperian soflety his subject Irer 1aa4 Sanford ulton Cch mbinn society "international Artxtratlon John RIgterirk Urion Lfterary society "Individualism in So riety" HerN? Hart Olympic eocl ty American Progress or Evolution of the Clinton Butt rfiMd Eclectic Hellespont and its rT Beal has completed the work on i the second volume of hls "Grasses of "North America" and the book wTl soon appear te'ere the put lie Ten years have elapsed the first volume a ppeia red during which time the author has occupied him ef at spare intervals in collecting and ar i ranging the material tor the second and larger volume Vclume one was prepared I especially for farmers and students and contains eha ters on tbe botany cf prats i es management of lands and the mere Important grasses and of Cul tivation Volume second is a work cf rtfermee for the student and specialist an! contain with the exception of a few ef the Mexican species a description of every known native a ad introduced gras i North America with sn must ration of species In each genus In the second are descrfbel over native yrars es and more than 100 species introduc'd from other parts of the world The first voltnne has for seme time been considered the standard work on eraesee and is now largely used In agricultural colleges and rtaxtous and a reference boc by prem trent seed men and farmers throughout th Vai ted States and at the fair this ok was chosen as one of tbe 't list of representstive of the time The two volumes form a very complete and practical set of books on the Ameri ca grasses Profs Hedrick Taft and Kedzie and Dr Beal win begin Institute work daring the coming week Their caHepe work will te carried on In their absence by other members of their lBfrrt 4'rom the Other NlirhiKw Colleges No dilly dallying sen mem stock must disappear this weather is right the goods are right and THESE PRICES ARE RIGHT SECOND LOOR HEYNS BAZAAR SUNDAY NOVEMBER 20 11 "7 1 en wlj eJe (9 c) to jL UL lull Uli LIU UU JL UU UtJ UW Wto tflQ JRb1 31S 3w 36 3w 3lw jK1 2RE jK US JKU NOW I rw Jlwr Rl THANKSGIVING THY AT ALBION' 3 I I 5 GT 3 Jd 7 9 AZY TffV I $7 OO Buys SI5 Capes a Qut of i i ir I Ln best Electric Seal Um JUBs Buys $350 consists ot RKAL IIS ATE It 4 1 A TE Auction Sale rroa Here sTCDENTJi THEIR VACATION LAsT 5 I I RHy Years Afff XXSor happy they were not to know Tk germ ears age Cherry Pectoral Marled a Quarrel at Royal Oak a axaEdard faraily remedy Got the wort or it of the world for colds coughs a i or Olock 204 WyanSotte I ceraLr 1S33 Building Permit MreSwSiiy a KssitE a AMW W' a 3 0 lb4I? rn I I 1 I cr Io ww aww jm it "irx "ir Jr L2 wmxjex nos 2S aad Buchanan fl I wswu frame dwedns 1711 Sheloaa rt Jtoaertok Parr two llfr rtory frame dweff ffStar toes Nca 3t7 aad 3M Bellevue ar 377 Graham Co 2 otory Cweffinx Na 4S nxa Gex Keunedy 2 etoty frame fwaiB Xa ON.