Grand Traverse Herald, November 07, 1911

Grand Traverse Herald, November 07, 1911

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912)

1911-11-07

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

(Sitmh
and Travaraa

Bay

Ea6;la

TWICE A WEEK-cTUESDAY jfV IM D T H U R S D A V-;-S 1. O O

A YEAR

TKAVERSE CITY. GRAM) TRAVERSE CO[*\TV. MICHIOAN. Tl tXDAY. ^VOVEMItER 7.

HOTEL BURNED
AT BELLAIRE

LOSS OF $10,000
•f Only *24)00.

PROSECUTION
IS POSSIBLE

LeUnd, Nov. t—Tho canning fac­
tory. owned by G. M. Adama. has been
totally doalroyed by Arc. edulllng a
loaa of HO.OOO. with tr.OOO insurance.
The plant has been busy during the
aeaaon oanning frulia and beans, with
a elder mlQ in conoectioa. Tbe origin VIOLATION OF SHERMAN LAW
WILUAM COON AND CHARU*
of the blase Is -nnknown. ^ It
SAID TO BE CHARGE
nXLCV WERE INJURa'.
tboogfat that It started ia't^e
ttfeboth
killerWRmi ^Ir* Dfafc* Out CuMtt Wcra room, Tbe plant will prohably .be re Brokers Charged With Holding Sixty
Per Cent 'of Visible Supply™
balk In time for nest seaMin's bus!
\ AwikMM^ bjfk WMnan'g RerMin
Chicago Beard of Trada
V ~->M«riw of Suildinp Wat
Open to Inquiry.
Cntlroly Wracked.

Gmie IN WHEAT BLOCe

OUT or fIRBBI

BalUlro, No?. E—WllUtm Ooon
' ud Okariaa Ptxley of Grand Bulda
'vora la$arad thl* BMntiBK wba^tiio
I tetol. oa Wott JackaoD
M boraod. COOQ 1>
wont iBjviM of the tYo and at Uat
leswrta Wa lb a criUcal oondlttoiL
Com «aa a aonnd alMper and did not
avaka when the general alann van
N giot la and vaa not diaoovered ontll
the idra had nearly readied bU room,
vhen one of the flreoen In paaatng
BOtieed the door lodce8.'and breakinc
it la doond the man naoooadont In
hU bod froB< the offecU of the beary
aaoke that hUed the rdon
Ptxley vaa tajitred la nian-t hU
aacago ftoal the bamlng atniciurc
roedrlag a badly gaahed leg and
aoooral other aUapr lajitriea. HU
woaada ver* dreaied and he.waa reawvei la a' |*1fate hoitae where be
U bdag cared for aatU Ua reUUret
ate haacd (torl J. H. Carrer of Orkad, lai.. and Jallah BoAwick of
tUadA^ore alao oreroooe by the
i bat rerlTpd after being
|6t
bklding by the flreTlie JBb* of the fire ta unkaowa
and thrlM Intimation anyono had
that thr^Mlng waa In ftai
when a wnnaa'a acreama arooaed tbe
. gaaati and auude
eacape doww
the atalrway but aeveral gaeata vbo
ware da were retadle ittoma had to
''1b*«anM-4m -the laddera by the
. flieBMih alW the depaitmeat arrlr•d 'oa the Maa. The damage
_e to tbe
buUdlag 'dHB gmoont to lOmui fs.ooo,
ar the aatlcw Interior waa completely
gntad by the flamaa.

UINHimAK
Wedneeday afta
I, CapL Bmorr
of tbe Fanny IL Boee had an experteocd oa the bay that be la not anxlotta
to repeal, thla aeaaon at leut. In com­
pany with lima Kroopa be oame over
ta hla g—laanefa aad expertenced
aomevarr roogh weatber on the trip,
bat aaeceeded ta landing at the dech
ban la aafety. la the atternooa when
they bad traaneted their builneea
the trip ba
they eoaetaded to riafe 'the
bach.
a»hea^ there waa a heavy aea r
Blag aad tbe wind waa kowlng a galeThay ptartsd cot aboA i o'chxA and
by bard worfc aaceweded In gettlnc out
It A>
coald Wk make the Boat go any
ttnher agttut tho terriSe aea and
wind, ao.ttaay eonaadld to pat hack
to the dty for -protoetloB. Afut
aevMw atragAe they finally reached
the month of tbe Hvar where (he boat
1 aad a team adat
front Bowera Harbor to come aad take
them back borne over the land route.

uiinuuisuQi
laaarance Company Ctalma
CemNefiilgeBce Caueed Fire «
Walten Laat July.
The BpiingfMd Fire aad^Marine loaotanoe company through lu attoraaya, fiawyw « Penny of Cadillac,
baa began .anil la the Clrcnlt
walast the Oraad Rapida A Indiana
TCllraad. tor ftMO damages to recov
«r loaaea the company anatalned in
the fire .at Walton last mamma-. The
' eoapakp carried a policy on the huUd' lag beleagiBg to William T. Maaoo.
' which was occupied hy a aaloon
Which «as burned to the-groand, i% Is
•oppoaed from' a spaA from a panekg loooeiodve. The bill citea the
coadlOou eslsUag at the time and
claliaa that the railroad waa bound
to proTide nofficiept protectloa to lu
' I to prevent the anneceag of Br..* while they were
ta opefatloa aad claims that (heae
were nor pnj\1ded for
at the tibe tbe fire e
the toea to (he aawnnt of ttiao T: on
Jaly «, and now aeeh to recover the
amoant and extra expeaae aad c
age'to whIA It waa pot by tbe fire.
Tbe balMkg was bor«rd on July 3.

MiGNia zimisn
Died Moime^ Morning With fip>nal|
- MenencItU.

ITALY MEETS
REVERSES

Michael Zielini-tl. aged ZS died
n home I’l! North Oak streeUU early
Mcmday «ilb
spinal
He leaves three o<-ht aad one daugh
Fiineial aervites will be held
from the rhurch of Immaculate CoowptJon. Thursday
o'clock. Fathtf Sheehan efScUUng- UNITED STATES INVESTIGATING
Zieliiukl was a member of the
ALLEGED BARBARITIES
Kuighu of Columbua
Serious Disatter Accompanies War

TURKS WERE RUT SO RSY

FIRED OPENING GUN

CLDSBI FDR THE SEASDR
Canning Factory Compieted lu Work
oo Appti
Mill Cominus

REPORTED
CAPTURED

The canning factory, ot Mikesell t
Co. completed lu scaaon's work la the UNCONFIRMED REPORT
THAT
canning of fruit* Thursday, bul
REBELS HAVE TAKEN FEIUIL
cider-mill will contiinie In operatiuu.
This is the first season fur Mlkewall &
C«. iu this city rnd li kas been
of suervasyjbi \er? eatbfactory reCREWS OF THREB OUMBOa4s
sulu.

PBGE rmnsAu iffusa
SURRENDERED.

FDR BETTER FRUIT

‘

Dead Up to Thte T.me ta CWaa. Wgr

Mora Violent.
CROWER8 MAKMg'-v.BZR£NUOU6
EFFOf^TS.TO IMPROVE STOCK
Nlc^. .N'oT. C.—Tbat the lullaa gov
ernmeat will be overjoyed to flgil a Grading and Packln| as'Well as Selec­
withdraw frotii the Tripolitan
tion of Proper Varietiee
Thera la «w eenfftmaOee •( the r»
Anti-Saloon League Elected Officers rauipalcn, is tbe lAormalion received
. Being Studied.
poet.
—T. P. kuer Returned to Grand
here today. Believing (be Turks would
Traverse DistricL
ChanghaL Nev. S—-The crew* of
offer feeble retlsunce. tbe Glolottl
thrae gunhMto to too VonflM rtuv.
ministry undertook the selxure of TrtDetroit, Mlvb., Nov. 2.—What
liuli. and int-tead -of winning over- there Is greater profit if ralslag fancy which put into Bhonghol to logoraosi
regarded as the openltig gup in af,rhelmlngly as txj*cied. Italy Is meet fruit than the ordinary kind that is that tKo city had toon taken kg too
thrown on tbe market In bulk at in­ rabolt. ourrondoeod to too ftoUlaUow
today's meeting of the Mlchlgun tirisi domoastraiions at liume aflr be- ferior pricers, and are atndylug op
lots today, (ton. U. tho raM ootoAi>tl-SjkM>n league In the furio of
roming more iloleiit. -NoV tbe |<owcr^ methods of culture that ' will bring mandsr. hoo Hotly <
■ esoluilun, whkb reads:
Hirv-atcQ-to itilervrue.
cbeni better financial resuiu In tbe fu of poocs fram Ptonilor VoM.
Ap^at for Intervention.
-Keeolvcd. Thsz'V is the aemw Of
Hundred* are mibacriblng for
Amoy. ChtoL Not. E-^t It ropovtoE
Washington. .Sov, C»—• Oor appeal tbe leading fruit periodicals and works from naUve oooroeo that eonthllWM
Che Anti-Saloon (league of Ml<-higai
that the next Iwnfelatnre of tbli state to the United Siitjs aild'other elvlUx- that treat u|ion the grovrinc of better fighting baa ben going <m at fleo^w
petitioned to cndri>s-law- prohibit- cd countries to si >p the jiarabrUles s( variety and grades ot apida. aad It since 7 o'cAock Msl ovoalv.
; tbe beverage wiwr Irafffc. and Tripoli, are nut b-sed on political re- i* expected that within tbe neat few
FeUn. Nov. 6.—Aeoordlaf to CUBthat this federation of the enemies of lathiDs. but on the ground of faamani- years this section will be the center
le reports recelvod bora, tMN fw
salooD earncrtly seeks the assist- urisnlsm. "said Icussout Pa^a. the of the leading fsor}' fmlt 'belt io the
aons have boon kllloE at llsalng by
country.
tir.ce and c^pvratlon of ev;ery tem­ Turkish ambassador, snssering
bulleu. fire aad sword. Thla ‘nrl-tn
Not alone nre the growers in (bis vlperance organlxallon and hidlvldual so\gcsUon that the United States
lanctan women aad toOdroL Tba
obtain the enaciuient of such ieg- hesitate to^<^terfcre. High offtcials clniiy catching the spirit of progress fiphung. hombardmrat and Era thara
assc-n. however, Ibat Ibia conatry is but tbe fruit assoeUtloDs In* adjoining
i»Uitl<jfl." - ■'
U still In progron, aoooidtoE to Into
counties
are
awakening
tu
the
Import
favorably
shuateJ
fur
iniarvantion.
Tbe followjDg officers Were elect­
reports recaived biara.
ambasfiado.-v'.Oamblaao.- Indlg- dg^ of producing a better article, and
ee for ensuing yctr;
Hankow. Via Wa-Ho. Nov.
securing of a better market than
President. Jusrpb I.. Iludihm.. Dohas liei-n iiosslble In tbe past. ^t takes daring the last (oa days haa 4awM
trolK vice prceldei-t. Jolin E. farr.
toted an area two aOm
but little more trouble and expenae
Adrian; secretary. C. J. Tanner. De^
mile wide It It ovldato that tba
prime grade than U does the
Washington. Nor. 6.—The aconl
(suit. All of these were re-ele>1ed eximperialists are detarmtoai to «loaClifsuT has been disiutebed (itini medium stock, and there U always
rt-pt Mr, fuFT. who sm-ceeds Kev. S.
- ,
MalU to TriiMiL where her coti{mau- ateady market for fancy applea the iray Ue dty.
T. Morris of Grand Kapids.
der will InvesHgaie the a-yeged burs- year round In all i>arta of the country.
The 'tout damage hy fire ■■niaig
In addilloD to these officers tbe fol­ briile^ prartlrtd Iv the H^lans.
Tbe new orchards that are being
many mUUons.
lowing were elected menil>ers of Hie
ptepared (or next s|iring will conutn
Some of too Bmuk rtvor/^^ t»hcadqualiera cuniuiiltee: Her. Frank
carefully selected varieties In order cludliig toe gunboat Woodcnck. 1m
certainty the weight of , a *lren ?olF. Rowland, 4>etrt>lt: 1:l E. Slewai^
that fsnry grades can be raised from otnick by oboto dnring tba lEfiflw
ame of any
Them, and with careful rutiltation and but nobody was 1
toeaappli
linmors were current iliat'’a lortiier l,;.iisiiiK. Cittrge W, Morrow waa re Wat Clvgn For Mr*. Grace Bowen the raising of proper cover crops the
Itong Kong. Nor. I.—A privaU tolafore the act^ weight can be fixed
Slate Siiperinleiident of the
By Daughter and Friends.
esulu will be highly sailsractory.
only approxlmtely it is lni|ioriant that stenographer of the wciglmiasicr's of­ <
-am received here ihporu that tba
iKiie.aud up<>ii bi> n-njuimemialion
Growers are also making a study of yaman at Canton to ca fira.
tranaactlons la which tbe bushel fice of the boaid’ had given evidcn<«
the
rollowing
elate
field
uflliials
were
Uie
governmeuL
A<-cordlDg
to
re­
Mrs.
Grace
Bowen
of
West
Rangrading
and
iwcklng.
a*
they
roeaaore la uaed It be distinctly under­
i-lerti-d:
■lulpb str«4. wai very pleasanily uur- cviivlucvd that In order to bold tbe
stood which bushel is meant; ihal Is. ports. the source of which is not dislirised Sunday, when she found her­ bf-st markets and command tbe best
•liny W. ilarsh.
whether a volome of 2.ir«.4: cubic iolosed, SO tier cent of (he country’s
self Hie guest of homir' at a birthday prices that this feature has become
Inches or a certain number-of pounds wheal supply is oooirolled by an IIot epeculators mnd Gniiid Kapids district; T. P. Usuer. dinner paii.v giicii l.y brr little daugbabMilule ueceuslt y. Several esperi- Well JCi^ RaodMrt.Pa
Since theee two deflniUons of tbe
17.000.000
bushels
of
the
total
liulding/
Jkirts. asslsi.d .by Mrs. Iwa- nienis 4iavc already (M-en made along
su|K.Tinteiidei]t ot Traverse t'ily dlsbushels nre ooatradiciory, the buresn
^ hund^lfht ,
line will) (be best rrsulU and
S. A. beau, asgins'w district; Howen. Mrs.Jta Wull. Mrs Pt«rH'o‘iirecommends that all aalea be made by 07 Abo cUque are in Cbluagu greiu cle-'
. Rutledge, upper pailnsula tUs rad and Mi'S Kditli lloWen. To give within the next lew year* .11 will beweighL as is now the practice In all valors.
Mrs. Rose Petorirl Wife of A. O.
flxed habit with Hie best boril- Fetertyl. passed gway Soaday attw
irict; II. H. Hodd. Michigan editor of till- lonspiralurs u tlt-ar fl<Ud to make
tranaacti^ in wbeaL
Hir l«8ue. Hie Aiiti-Salooii league Tuli- lliclr arrival.-and liiue lu make prep- ctdtori*ls.
long Illness. She was bon April
There are «4 conupoditiec for which
iiraiiiiiiH fur the birthday feaat. Mi>.
Tbe dentonKtraHon* in the grading 6. 1867 and haa beaa a resident ot
ll.atkiii.
legal weMU In ponhda to tbe bushel
have bean generally adopted fay tho
The league face# an itidch' -Itu-ss ISuwen was <alled t< due of thg^ear- and luickiug nf IruH that have been Traverse City (or ft yoara. Hor Ufa
Two Travsrao City Yeung Men Narby neighbur huuS'S where they aur- given by tbe develb|>uient bureau durone of rare bcaaty aai ber htai
sUtes. Tho list begins with alfalla
r 8I.1IKI end has borrowed moiif-y.
f«wl£.£0csped Injury While
ceeded la keping her efiterlalned ua lug the summer and fall have already
seed and ends with wheaL both of
bar tha
' {•ruiesiliig against the rectyiimeii-ii HI everytblttg vrtv ready. A sumptu- burne excellent results, and a few
Uteating Chickens.
unlreraally hriovud friend to aO vtth wfalcfa ma 60 pounds to tfae fauahel.
Hon of-tbi) Riutc lax cotumlssioa .»
was
served
after
which
the
seauns
of
this
Instruction
wtll
diii&er
Appide range between 45 and OU
ss all saloons of the.state a 83'A> aftertioou was spent In a general si>- irrovo a great brip to the farmers of whom she «UM ta ooataeL Mm.
A few nights ago Golilieh Frankc.
Petertyl waa an Ideal motber to tear
pennda to tbe bushel; dried ai>ples. S4
1 tax in sddiiKiu to tbe niunivRisI
whoso farm Is south of Oie city, beard
maiuier with n.usic as one ot the western Michigan.
children. George, Aline. Blaache and
to 28; barley, 4* and 48, nnd so on.
n commotion among his chickens near ni!d county taxes ikiw Igylcl «pj:i pastimes. Covers were laid lor eigh­
Suciessful extierlments have been Hater, who wiu tbalr tatbir abd tba
Tbe list includee vegetables, fresh
his barn. He took a shotgun, went in thciu, the league adopt<nl strong res- teen. Mrs. Bowen received many pret- made this fall by some of the coimniifojlowiag* bntban and alaton aarbelieve P
to Uie ya^ nnd biased away, aiming oiullons. declariii;;
In the dlsirle^ln boxing tbe Tive. JoMpb and. Joha Baraoa of Chi­
giriR, and tbe event pUumed by litcoal. coal, berries, meatsi nuts.* lime,
be a scfaeiiie on
near tbe gioand expecting that some
Ho .Mis* tioaon prt-ved a success In apples for markei. and 'In most tn- cago; Mrs. a: Eatodl of Nacla. OO,
fralta, salt and popcorn.
animal was nRer the fowl. Just as liiiuor Interests to give lliem
slanre* there has been an active de­ Mra. F. Cezek. Blnghamtoa. N. T.;
every'way.
In aome cases the United Sutca the shot waa fired. Mrs, Franke. who ed lease oo Hfc.'
fer that cla£s of fruit, tbe only Mrs. 8. Clsak. Travsraa City aad Mm
atnndmrd haa been adopted; to othsr was Iff-lhe house, turned on the switch
lomplaiot'ln some instances being E. Tomae. Chicago.
cases where there la no United States conncctlug the electrld lighu in the
ihai the fruit was not properly graded
Funeral services wUl be baU tnm
Btandard the states have had to fix yard and Hie UluiiilihUi^ revealed
size and lolor w hich goes a long the family realdente, 427 West Bavtheir own. In some instances there is one young man in Hie branches of the
the sale of-apples when exs considerable difference in the stand- cherrf tree where the chickens were Jackson Man. Killed Mate te Ocer MAOEROINAUGURATED AS RULER in»ed for sale in (be stores and fruit ento streeL Vedeagday aftaraooa.
OF MEXICO Monday.
arda Tor example, malt ranges from roosting and another at the foot of tlie
Captured by*Chanes Irish.
A little prsrtice may remedy
I 38 pounds to a bushel and poj>'Both had a chicken by Hie neck
ht» defect and give a'lierniaDent marfrom 43 In the ear In Ohio to 70 Mr. Pranke’a heart nearly juni|>ed out
George I.. Dray, ot Jackson. Ml<bl- In Fsco of Three Political Plots. But
all fancy fruit that.Is ralse<l In
Promises Peace Within
shelled In Iowa, 'n’hen such great dlf- of iu rasting plaee as >te feared that ui, while nuoilng lu Hie Upper Penbe mate.
Fruit Display at
Three Months.
fereoces oeenr, however, there is usu­ he had- Injured one of the men. As. tUMila. ehot the mute to the slldno
ally a reaaoD. such as the presence or soon ns the llghu were turned on. deer, which Charles Irish, jr.. ot this
Mexico ntv. Nov 6—With great
Thie RegloA.
however, the man In ihe tree let go city killed la^t week while hunting,
''ll^tnp Slid c<-reii;iin'. From lM-0 I. -Ma­
traders make proper allowauccs. .It
his chicken., slid to tbe grdund and In the White Mountain district.
The Bureau Ct iWrmatloa la ladeV.ri wa* lo-ia.i-Inaugurated president
InUrwUng to notice that peas, clover fled, the other, following closely upon Sian... A.- I.r
... b, l,.r.«a.j“
Perry Fouch tor a very
Miss Gertrude Venholdt and John Gag­
seed and wheat are all rated at 60 bis heels. therel>> assuring Mr. Pmnke tUlsis the iccond shite deer that ba-«
pUy of atiples. amaUtiag of I
non Married Friday.
pounds to the boahelhnd that In these that bis shot did not take effect.
In the upper ]M>Dtn*ula ihU govMTinicnt in tho face of three plols.
Steel Red. Bellflower. OoMea I
Ues snch states ns hare
Tbe de»i niuloo of tbe deer He Issued s |>ro< luniatlon tmlay. prom­
The young men had a riKclose oy
Omens. Mich, Nor 6—One of tbe Bsldwln. Canada Red. King and Bbode
standard make it conform .to that of and were soon out of s%hu Mr. shot by Dray in the Silver
ising H-a.-e wiilfin three months to icrtl enjoyable event* during the cur Island Greening.
the federal govemmenL
rn-sj-ond* with that furnish,
Franke says he knows the >oung men
rat season In Omena was the wed­
Secretary Holley baa over forty
wor-rtrii ken Mexico.
Here is a list of the United Eiktes to be well known in Traverse City, the tH'0;>lc w|io law Mr. I.'ish's deer
ding St the borne of Mr. and Mr* plaie* *1111 on exhlbtUoo la Us 'yoBag
sUodsrd Weights (or aU the
but he was so thankful that bis shot
Henry Vonholdt Friday' afternoon, fair ” a. be calb IL which be has ooehad not taken effect that he decided to
when their daughter. Mis* Gertrude, ducted »lnra tbe very firtt fruiu were
ave\ ini:
make no coroidalnt.
became Hie bride of John Gagnon of In season tbe firat of July. At OM
■ict.'altl
Huron River ili*irict.\aUhough
they Six Statee Join Supreme Court in lu Northi«rL The ceremony was per- lime there were eighty-five dlffereu
0-x.eed ,lln«.ed.. 56; malt. 34; oats,
have not been seen there for two years
fermed by Rev Mr. Matthew* of the varieties on display. ThU has Uea
Oefente in Oregon Caps.
3.: peas. 60; jwtatoes. 60; rye. 66;
Ir. Dray thinks this ex­
V.'asbington. Not. 3.—Six sutes Omens Congregational church. Mrs.
of tbe best advertlsemeau avor
planation a plausible one, and that bare joined hands with jhe supreme .Oscar Kitchen, sister of the bride, aw­ carried on. for tbe thedsinds-ef vtoI by the bureau Has Been Organised By Women el he diw. -after being separated from court in defense of the tDltiailve and ed as brEdesmald. and John Vonboldi. Itors who have ^led at tbb oElee
of standards U vatnable to the middle­
ber-inate sutied out alone from the referendum. Though both cases are
Asbury M. B. church.
er of (he groom, w-as btot
during toe seasofi have bam able to
man who deals with producers Id vaWhliFliiver dbnriri. where the mate originating In Oregon, attorneys from Fblh.wlng tli^ ceraroony. dinne;
see (or toemselvea what can reaUy ba
The Radies
Asl^- M. e! was *b^
rloni parts of the country. It Is also
Pivl the same fate.'
Missouri. Kanns. Washington. Okla­ served to more than 4u gueata^ 34 of raised in ihU'locality, which they
met at tbe home tff Mra. W.
valne to the statistician who may want
homa and California, appeared io help the number being relatives of tbe would not have been able to aae otbto'ascertain, for examtde. the differ­ Coates w organixe a tVomen's Ftorebride.
ibe. for there are so many wbo
tbe Oregon counseL
ence in the TOst of living between cer­ ign Missionary ioriety. The following
Among tbe out-of-towns guests
come^,aad go home witboat ovas
tain loealltIA Without knowing ac­ ofpeers W'ere elected:
jlr.^Aiui Mr*. MIltOD Gore and (amity knowing what we ralaa.
curately how much of a given product
President—Mrs. W. -Cbaies.
of Old Mltsion. Mr. and Mra W. 8.
Besides the frulL Mr. HOItor has
First U. & SeervUry of Agrieoltura
there is in a bnsbel the ordinary mao
First vice president—Mrs. EvereK
Willlamt and family of Traverse Ctly. many kinds of grains aad ngsttkisa '
Died on a Tram Eerouts to
\
would be wholly at a loaa to know Whitney.
and Mrs. Oscar Kitrben. Mra and soma of toe nnnaaal ffrowtha of
Thirteen Million Bushels Shipped to
. St Leuia:'
whether or not be waa getting like
Second vice pre*ideiit~Mni. F. a
Stanley Wilson and Mra. Harsh Gag­ psanau. goards. aonfioven. aad tba
quanlliy for like mobey.
MDlor.
Su 'ixiuis. Xov. 3.—Flrii ken by aimChicago, Nor. 6.—'lliirteen million
in of XorthporL
like, all of which Is vary. latwtoMhff
If the time arrivea when goods are
secreUry—Mrs Mit- I'lexy on d train enroute to St. Loal*. bosbeb of potatoes are brought i»
Many beauUfpI and useful gifts (or those wbo call
aold by a nnirersai stands through- Chen.
Norman J. Colman, aged 84. the first Chicago every veer from th^'tanns Ifi^ ere reusjved by the newly married ThU office cootiaues to be jam as
the Upton such a table aa the
RecMdlng secraury—Mra. Ada R- United States Secreury of Agricul­ toe middle west and the trans MlsXburi. couple. One of toe featares ot (be busy as ever, which prove* that tha
wrlil become unneces- Puller.
ture. died today. 'He was at’lolmvJ sutes. Eight or nine ntUllon bu*hel* afternoon was the group picture taken Board of Trada plasaad moat viaaty .
nary. UnlR then It is useful both t
*e<Tetary of agriculture by Presideoi are consumed here, and tbe other four by Hugh Graham of Traverae City
when they erected tbU tmUdlos. and
CfevoUnd. lie was also former lU-u- or five millfam bukbeU are ahipped |p
Mr. and Mra. Gagnoo win be
toe dty has haen bamfitod la many wFMunui-n Qtdde.
aant covergor of Uissuurt.
k
home in NAtoport after Nov, 15.
ways.
toe other markets

WEIGHT OF BUSHEL

halt loss and |>o8siblc
tbe government for alleged violation
BUICEAU of ftTANOAROiS TRYING or the Sherman law, is uiiat the groui>
TO E6TABU8H MEASURE
face
the wreck of their ko|>eK of "rorncrVaflatlen In Different Statee Lsads to lug" wheat. It is knos-n' that a co­
' Grant Cenfuaien—SUndard
terie of lAlkers have huldiugs of 3t>.Wetgifta.
Ooo.VOO buaheU of Wheat. The board
of trade espresseK a willingness for a
The r^ndpal work of the liureM of foileral luvesUgation.
BtandanU in W'aahlneton U to estabClilcago. Nov. 3.—aA>iUb adenUficaily accurate atandards «Q who buy so much graio that ihc
for the wel^ts and measures used In price is beld out of line or out of reavb
the I'nttcd Sules. RecenUy tbe bu- of buyers may be rvnaldered as acting
roan has been engaged in gathering Id rcfeirafnt of trffli
bUUbUcs to show the legal weight of
That la tbe basU ou which, in tbe
bushel of
oidnion of I>realdeni J. C. F. Merrill Of
fixed either by national legislation Tor the Chicago board of. trade. Washingthe porii^es of the cuat'oma or by ion agents are working in tbe investi­
for the purposes of gation of an alleged eotner In wheat
trade within the autca.
centered at Chicago and extending
In the raae of a few cnramoditlea from Duluth and .Minnoaiwlls to
only, surb aa wheat oaU and |>ea8. seaboard. Although declaring that
are the legal welghta onifom through- iovefllgaiion of the Chirago board of
tbe nnintr}-..and in many caaea trade luelf Is under y-tti' to the best of
they differ widely. Neither do tbe le­ hlB knowledge. I'residcot Merrill said
gal welghta which tbe bnryaa has lUl- signiacantly
“i do know that the federal .vgems
a volume effual to the
bunhel of 2.1.W.4S cubic Inchea-the who were la !.aSa1le street Tuesday
United SUlea bnahel kocallcd. " . went to the tuinluvi-siem markets yes­
terday.
This jnakes it look as if the
On account of the Tarialions In tbe
of justice at Washington
denalitea of
sorue unuersiaiiuunderstand
locallUea and In different aeasona it lUBSiaereo Lucre was home
e to fix with any degree of Ing between big wheat o«‘ners here

mOAY DINNER

°r

MRS. RBSE IfTBnYl

NEARLY, BUT ROT QUITE, SHOT

KILLED ALBINO DOE

PRESIDENT IN FACT

GUOD AOYERtlSIK

WEDDHI AT OMERA

initiative and refbieibuii

NISSIORARY SQCIEn

STRICKEN BY APOPIEXY'

6REAT POTATO CENTER

-

L

I^AOB X

&ul Iiifme pnll

WHiim T^AVEBSE BEEALD, AND TBAVplSE BAY EAGLE, TrETOAT. KOTEMBER 7, 1911.

WASiWEAT

^M»-Kow
_Kow eenatltntkiti
eeaftltorto of FIwm
Mtad ^OB a j4b riBUv
C
«C6 Land Bbev.
vKk * mA k- lK_VeqeUa naltodi to
t ftnly.
biMteMojie. lu «>ii}det U twMoM—
_ _______ 4y, emlnout pblJ
laurwt la tamlDC and
t. diod In liondon. Bom In
of tba laad attd U> abov Dumra. Maaa, TOb. lA 17*6.
Ulb-Tbo Dako of Connaught opeotta BTwt rowcrdt vUeh eaa bo slBOd

IMlil

D0RN.ERED?

Bins ARI GHT OFF

rOMIO.PtVT«WT«
^McasOsesTT

=s-~£:ir^‘

Itobert C*utdurito-^et With Serious th<«UD >1 ob'B S
r«w
AecMcnt While HimtiAg
I Ik rofvd 1-* -UB Vi—
Saturday.

FKAKK .

_______

NeVombor S.
Prnvenionl. Nov. C.—Robert tbo t^no abev ia tbo oMooao e€ dnMORE CITIES R^RTEO TAKEN
year-old eon of Herman - Coutuutier.
UMd
Oita of tbo Uaitod 8^ vnr■V CHINESE REBELS
tsi-vwslly.ewd
when statfing out buntinc Saturday
faH»oa4a of tbo cocatry
^ G. a«M..... ....^ Pradtat oruMBCdfio
atternenn with Will lloolamo-f. im-l
•Ad nrtow ABandal and afrioaliml
Intoroata. Obo of tbo roaaoM tor bold.with * v€+y serious iajai> Tl;.- lo».= ItaU b» l>rorcj'-v'.
Try Ballr r.u.ur Wit
’laid
walled •-11*.-.
»«1» UUVWi
about Ba >*.1
tr.ilf fr.mi
,
I
il»Q ItStSf-a
lag tbf ooooldM ta Now Tort ^ ta
Benjamin V. 9aM tem
THE ARMOUR^UUEGEO TO
when tViutourier riii-wd
to gloo tbo 74M0.M0 la that <dlr ud
In Deorfield, N. H. Wod In WbablngTMO*. T. BAT««.
•EER CONTROLLED
Iping-uver a log and di .harg.-TkrlBltr aa Moa ol tbo oaat rawaifcaa toa. D. C.. Jan- it. IMS.
Court In:
MHr Mt liMglr.
Truierse.
*».uh. v.h». h he was rarrj ing ii
of tbo ewaatiT and of tbo trantoadona
lt&4—Rnattans dofoaicd by tbo Brit
M .1 scTi-.ton of mWI t\«irt held i
Bath ‘PhdM* 1f6. tt. '
wbleb bare boon
Ike f.-vbatc tWBc tn Yhe
City «
a
Good
Prospect
for
Tervninatiofi
IS rmf
ante IB rwiOBt yoan. Tbo onUblu
IravetBr City, la iald County, on tb
lie
w-alv».i
Ui.i.
i„
uiwii
t’lh
hi*
«f Hootimioo—Panb In
•actodo apednena of aoO and -prod2ulb day ul UclnlK-r. A. D. 1911.
<vim|-ai>i--n
when
a
dov'Cor'w
YBUC8:
Pekin CKopelloA
Walker,
Pivs.1.1. Hot'.
I'ri-d
R.
Wal
neta. toapa and roUet modola of aroai
dty of
luoind. lie w:.s niaile* lotnloitable Judge ol 1^111810
OaoTMT..
>dl0ed Itom of
Wbh^ It U doalrod to orptolt. IllnatmW’aaWBgion. Nov. s. - if is a.Imitle-L (or the nlgbt and yi.siterday mornli,'!
blriale of Kd^
Bbanghai. Nov. Z.—General Shi Kal.
J lystem.
_______ _
In nu tta brnw*.talej Jus! Irt-kiw- ihv j ward \ Wall,
IMO—Cuban crmcthutlonal conren- the new premier of China. 1* reported here that the goromnuiif li ihvc»ti00, including dry faming and Irrtga- (loo opened at Havana.
/
William H.
H. Tryltir t.a<.>ag Bled to
have been In coaforaaco with Gen- gating tbe report Ih^ the Armour rhould.r.
bis tonal
us AdtloB BMtboda. To tutbor damonatrato
1910—The Fortnguese government
eral U Tsen-HcngH tbe rebel leader, Crain comiiany- of Chicago ccmeri/
a»d tola
tbo potoWUtlaa of Anwrlean oolb. tbo gniited amnwt^y topollUcal offendi
wheat the comiany fontrolllnp sliiySaved
Wr«m Oeali
i Wn Cbang.
Mtao «t BMntng pbttro naebloo U ntfllaod.^
W
1.
Mu.'k.
of
Mock.
.trie.,
i
A wireless message from ships off two million borhels of 'WiK-it. No I* lias xivcg-hiBpy
So Act
16SI—Battle of Lutxen. and death of
nwfono CKr. Xkb. an
uJ by loetnrei by oxporti.
in
Hankow report the dty bamlnK in sev statement <an be cbulnod c*«cia
SOasroModlteRA AUT*.
ear* i!'
l4 U'- drv
NovMubi-r. A It. i!*n at ten o’clock*
Tbo aapliy b not oondiiod to any ono Onttanu Adolpbn*.
Ibe
aLnUd ITnhsitP office,
1793—Philippe EgBlIte. wbo voted era] places, and atreet Qgbtlns is in Iiig the governniyfa If.cntbrtis.
McUon of tbo OMintry. but the oonth.
.-ell Mr Kingai d Is l»-eb>' Btipuinlol lor eumhicago, N«v. 2.—Ivrelsmit iimicr.’.
nrtfldhr -««>— nnd tor woat aro moat tor the dostb of bb brother. King progreasy
lii«<«vcr«
lunyi
tniiix aud ullnVii.g said areouaL
Canada con Lonla Xivi. gulUoUned in Pari*. Bom
Pekin. Nov.. 2.—Tbe apijolntment of which the dciiurtmenl of jur-.;<e aK. iiU
i-ol.’s.
Iniairi'iic ».
Is' IuiiIkw urilerwd* that public
of agrtcol April IS. Iff?.
'.h. h- gri;>|n\ .tnop, itxlnim
Tnan Shi Kal as premier of CbiU'wm here either refuse to affirm or •!
U*itlif «h. rc->f be 'given by ptibllra- h.’.iiiihial titr.'cri^n. lor | G-i I
•
a *»i>) of Ulia order, for threw
1814—General Andrew Jackson ap­ be followed by a cessation of bostill that the govemmi-nt U is.n< roplaiine
tatiU prodncta from tbo prairie pror.
tlial a jiiiliilH-r
i» liiilxxi.
.OKtve Wpr.ks tnvvhMls lo arid
peared before Penaacoia to drive out
the part of the lm|>erl«lUi a sail agalnsl the An..our Gram c
Iae«a and Brittab Oblambla.
r‘iV(- ami w<-l| 'today
la-':iusc
of bi.ar:iiue in llio Gratul TravS ISI
«MaiBg PNaa. tboro
and the opening of negotlatioiui'^lth pany for alleged cornering of
Not tbo leut inleroailng feature b tbo BriUab.
tiv.k niv advUi- to u.-^c H; 1 hoc
n-ruid. tt iu-ANi>B|M-r prtoted and
mm ArtWA Witttaa far H.'a Ttab- tbo nnmber of Taloablo prboa offered. 1810—GoTometir Uorrb. atatesman. General IJ Toen-Heng. Wader of the wheat market. It Is reporf.l that ibc
I:* the le^et ilinu.t aiiU <bMtlal<'*i In esid rouiitr.
IMA agMt uiiiii|8a8iiit wftbatpagoveranient ei|H.-rU-d to la Wc the
, uo'dli In.;’that * mad.-" liasy «i
FIIKT> II. WAJJCiyL
■piling magnet wlU bo the glT- died at Morriaania. N. T. Bora there. revolutionists nl Hankow.
preve t.i-n nglil.
tlct n trial hollb
Jwlet. «r Pml
ibaln.
IbTlB WWS a «W7 AIM .
iBg nway dally to riaitora by popular Oan. 31. 1761.
An Imperial edict providing for im warehouse receipts, which' tt is alor l.•.;..la.• Mm- or .'1 on maii,.
! 21. Not. 7. 14^
S *aM ta t^a Mwm City Board of aUotm«t. of a tarn, orchard. IrriIpgi^l
represented
the
ewuVrxhip
of
u
1847—FIrat Amerioan ml
pertant administrative tliunges
Mnm.Xmmttm4manmih»otta- gnttd tract or grain land In rarlous etanreh organised In China.
Lets for Sals.
accepu tbe rCTlgnailcms of tbe inlt* Krealer part of the visible gruln|supM nteo aaong taadtntlona of parta of the V^tod BUtda. It b rigply. Ulsi.-li-t Attorney WKlicrson Iv
Kor-sile. b> owner, t h.t.........
1868—Pint 7|Tabytorian Cblnose btera.
init'tix'Oi.-'- f.-et.. «*.rner • t'lei* a
'STiao and Uaportanea Wbat glvoa BlfimBt that/the noot ralnablo piiMs church organist In Ban Francbco.
Tbe national
assembly bellevci Incensed over the report, saying that
'I'l-iitli vircets, -t>>r terms addre**.'
• la tbo fact that of tbb eharaetor are offered by cor-* 1800—Abraham Uncoln
elad
there Is a good prospect of the ter they'have ciied tor conti aipt an>
INler Itoudroau. 7»t Hadlaaa Rt
newspaper
alicnipting
to
acenn
tnfpi
jiMg tbo Board of Trad* U boaatlag pontktsa exploiting woeten Undo, nl prasldent of the United Butea.
ttealtW. Witch Oet. Ji, Nov. 7. H. 21.'
mlnallon of hostilities, in which com
SS*sM|Oltr. It la aakiDK aa ogoal tltoogb tbo ooutb abo offer* attracttre
1807-Pint woman’s anffrage
tbe Belgian loan woul^iol be nin-cs matiuD rognrijing tbe dclllwrattoiis of
Ouo ;i;:e,lM.ii inin spiki- tooth ImioM to dorelop tbo »0
or mor« tropblea.
j
. G N. G. TIME CARD.
clety tamed in Eln^d.
sary. !t was Cnally^SWed to refer ;be graud Jury'now in scc-^lon.
r drag.
■ |A. HIA.II.IP. M.
' tf Seoo Mod* around Orand TrarorM
1871—Gen. George G. M^e. civil the matter by telegikph to Yuan Shi
The prboa oSoied Indiato tbo Taluo
oiu- line loiiih AJa\ riilHvalor.
..1 6t3u. 9:»l; SrK
iW. omboalilaK tbo fact that wbllc laced npon advertloing by the weri- war leader, died. Bdffi Dec. 30. ISIS.
Two -CIS li»-asy Work barpess.
nKy V«^i(i«ptablo to Mlghtfnl roaort m and aoutbera ataleo and Ulnatrateo
t)ue
lieav
waiton.
'
1876—Samuel I%elpa. dbU
Tbe panic among th^p^ppl<^of Pe
• —_______Iw.tine ISet.tci buggy.
1, ibcy-1—
abo pooaoM lha
the hlvK
blgb- alBO the enterprioe and teal being ex- Bngtbb actor, died. Bom Feb. 13. In. which ensued aft^-^e tssnnorr
..17-.I4:
4;ia
One in: double drivim; barnesr.
.. 7;33{
4;S7
it
tor fmit cnltnre.
h Could Not Glee
erdaod to procure oetUera. E«en Can­ 1604.
!of tbe first imperial edict hu l>eci:
S.->eral.Tiorsc blanket*.
l(l;02 4:00
TbnTn^roc Cil> Board of Trade ada b explolUng her rewwrcoo In
1896—Mbs Consuelo Vanderbilt and ^largely dispelled and the newspaper*
One robe. ’
•
il»:n 4:08
One «inter cow.
» #Oe*Wfeea Ibe.tbloe of bringtoF
w.y by offering 71.000 In tbe Duke of Uariboraagn married In are beginning to,.snn] np tbe results or
Slate low<-«t nrsb price ivfth your
~ e notlee tbeae deotmbto l»»d».
y,, t>e<t lOO pound* of wheel New York.
tbe IT days' rebetUou.
.New
Y'orh.
Nov. €.—Ikiokcr .. doMiH-tlou.
» toy and aheady P»«tlcal
or Central America,
*1903—Tbe United Buleo govera'““•itnla.
Reports received here state tliat
Aibirese. ll«M-t.rd Kaglc.
ion* are being ’
ibe Independence of Y-onmn-Pit-Ankliig*and several smaller Wasbingion. the famous necro edui
gSM in gold to Ibe i
» “-’taad
nr. possessed an unfortunate z
^Vtbelr owners not only tbc'j^,^ the beat 15 boxeo of applea. PanamA
ciUes In the province of Y’onan. Anh
nortKliee Sale
when he to«* the,Mond to tcsilfy
mtry re»ort Ufc. bat.j^ *ddlUon tp the other priioa menwel and Fukien have gone over to the
Ml^n.T loitii.g tXH-b tiittde
,lnst Henry 4t. I'lrlch. iho while
t rotuTvs from orrbords »* ‘tJoned. there in numeron* cupa. oome
revolntionlsu. .The soldiers in north
'■ Ions III -a tv___
n wlio boat Waslilnglon when he
bearing. Tb^ b no pbee in
rahied at 51.000
China aye avowedly awaiting the ac
Jonas
found him In the
vestibule ol his ..Ht I’i.-'tl H. «.im. ioK vile. ..I the
............. “----------Tbb exporitlen win have i 1 Inffttlion of Y'uan Sbl Kat.
Tiaver-«
aa to the brand Ttororte raglon,
The government troops and tlx bouse Inst Man-b. VVar.liliiKti'n coiiMii'l t ill..-;- of ltl.;i1.«i-od, •2i-amlfiral
par'
oui.i.. Mol-i;;au.
give the name of the person he was
f~ the ridnlty of TrxTorae
Sban-SI rebels are encamped not fm
. H. VV. l;..}:-iil.lK
I^.x:-ll1ds and 1Lm-| Ri-viioM
■ WA .ffkd «»e Board of Tmde b ac plaeod upon practical pnbUdty, and
apart. Apparently they did not in fc-eklng when be enl. red the Willdiot
iv’iiIj. .-. of the sttv.nd luu'i
' ipiiiinalilnr mneb for thU oernmnnltv provM abo that tb»,atato which detl'llil c
to fight, lor the present at least ririch was i.lueed on trial toddy
charged with assault.
.
.
•Bd lurroiMHJlBg eounUy. by the aya riraa to attract aetUera must get bn*:
I. lid MM-urdt
Kf"h*ler«f D.-.ds for Hie I’tiiiiilt
c pi^kiltr campaign which has
keep poce with this Ireirra.id Tr.-:ven.e. Slate i.r .Ml.hi
1 os tbb year. Tbe fact
;e to development.
on ibo v.-teilHi d.*' of June. A

«numB FOI fttGE siimr-an Miiuoft bushels

Siiss‘.:;SL2rs!S'=i

srs: .....

JSn A 2TS1

!'vrXf

WANTED

HID A POOR HEHORY

DEMAND A

REPDBIIG

OPPOSED BY ROOSEVELT

RBELS ME BAinilB SRpUHir

REMLY TWO MILU0IIS\

I'lto. ttt I.ile-I- Jy of ,\;oij:^.aK<-ii UD

S

Norwalk .................
Ocr-knii.a XcTto

Itaige tlliTe i.:
♦♦♦♦
♦♦♦♦.♦
AitoNratlon Theories of President- Taft
‘ fii.r.lHlee ...............
o d;-'.- of Il.fTHIS DATE IN HISTORY.
♦
Cett of Mobilization of American
Combatted by Former Chief
Ti-ain:: ;ic««c
.iii:ilr.--d sKI;I ,.. l«rS" ». I
Troops on Mexican Border Made
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ DEATH KNELL QP MANCHU DYN­
Executive.
lanc,-nnd TtellMi ifIM.Vfi e>lUi».jn>d
November E
Known by Report.
‘ * HftoSBg woahb to tbla reghm.
ASTY 18 SOUNDED
III or pmceedlugs
i-eediugs Jl
jl law bavin,New Y’ork. Nov. 2—Arbitration of
' I- tiMiney.1773-Town moeUng |n Boston, at
iKStilUK-U
ruircoH I'vlrplH'Oc. ItocVley Estfitaafo
Washlncion.
Nov;
'j.—Tbe
cost
of
Any
part
i-iut-d
by
Kaid
iutirl-ta;
>■.
every
disputed
question,
as
advorpte'd
I U Refuses to Dias
wbteb comnduee*
•TICK TO MICHIGAN,
by President Taft. Is disapprovpfi liy the prutt'ilve measured taken along
d by tbe '■Sons of Libcra & KUa. » gradnaU of. tbo
of tio
Theodore Roosevelt In the current is ihc .Mexban i•or<]•'^ laxt' spring
■ Asrtealtaral eoUeso. due of y."
tamer of Rule i-tuilaliif-d Iti *-'id ,morl
sue of the Outlook. ’It would be foul made known uutny by i!if publliailon vs;:- and the slulote In kucIi rase
( and in- 1787—Duke of Kent fatEor of Qtwen
i^cHon -GDiratitceA
Salir*-—*•'
ind wicked of ns as a naiton to ar­ of the rei>ort ef Gen. Alcsliice Fro:n iKiici.. and provided. »oH<c
I agrtenltnral Victoria, bora. Died Jam 23, 1820.
l•e^•■ll^
8; Anyvrhera. Any Tift .
March
€,
when
ibe
or.lerK
for
mob
Pel^B.
Nov.
3.—The
Imperial
troops
te
any
dispAes
affectlnu
tbe
vi
Ihi'l
t;ll
the
Klplltt-e:illi
day <>f
- •I
NewscB my. Mlcb.
. F. I*. N'>.
■ M bh Sto toond tb«n in tbe
1778—8L Jotei. N. B., captured by
tal interests of Independence and hon lUznllon wore PRrui-.l, lo Juno 3U. the j:iiiuai-y..A. 'J>. V'l;.'.!i tl' o.I'mV ,t.
tuts- M-p-Ht
Gen. Mont- t Tri Kan. tbe caiHtal of Sham
ta Me bMB to tba weatore
•J.e
lottTooii
Hl.T.win
iM-'«d'l
at
total exiH-nse was fi.TdO.r.-j; T;-.
province, have mutlned and capti
declares tbe farmer pre*ldent
/ fisSr yann. «ap«ed to engliMini,' :in<llou
irii'-t ■■ ■■
Iiroximately K..0uo ii.yn wvle
K. Peak, eleventh tbewtdenaL In Ton Kan province tbe
Gi'UPl
g week to Nortb DakoU. Mon.,tit d.
ceined In U)e movvmunLImperial forces bare declared tbe prov
•iniaoll
Ik «M to Wyoming, to apekklng of
• I’l'c. Vb-liic;rti. that btdng
Ince Independent. Tbe military cadets
-<• the or,-lilt I'oUri To'
I'lac- »
ac Pao Ting have Joined tbe revolt
The Hen Lifts the Mei
iraaL be glvet tbe foUowlng ad- to Neabvflto, Tenn, Jnae 18. 1849.
Grand Traverw- In held,
StdU'sM'’' riH.'A il.al ih.- I
are carijtoff^ the rebellion into Best Known American Actor Passed
ISSi—Indian batUe of San Baba, to
...............................
<eecr»o-u tn Raid m."!
fartii
.-tiueni on
best pay in
new terrHot^
Away Suddenly In Salt Lake
ai'Se. .'C m niuih fher.-of es niuy b<- u gbiolulely tslr, 7 p>r
ertt,
Taxaa.
pro|»-r rare• and niii-nifl'ii.
when give
-:. mwre are owortualtiea for yotmg
neivsscrt- l<> |:ay ib*' aruuni" due <in
General
LTa
reported
refusal
to
dTsCity.
I
to
gel
Ibe
iKMt
n-stiits
1860—Tbe planet ’‘EgerU’'. dtoeov.•Miwa. U a mam bae »6W tf> I1.0M
gusB peace teAns with tbe premier ex­
hlckens a lilMv of II.Ml ..!:;id rnoMi-.igi'. liH-lcdinx tn1i-r»-»r nn,l Ukfrec mreriment
i jt.
feed
1
wA FG*
1.-a.il m:,-, «Uli an anoriiey.’,:
e jpetoft oa, aafi to wOltog to Uva tor a erad toy A. De Oaaparie.
•t.'S
CO-VMITION
I'UWMKliS
.
h
;
Brit
Uke
City.
Nov,
2.—Kyrie
Bel
liftepii
ifH'i
ilollarw.
'Ill'1888—NatJonal tbank^ivtog obawr- cept on tbe basis of the emperor'
JMr ywra to a taat or Amp aback.
dlcatlon Is believed to have sounded lew. the best known s.-tor po tb. raslonally. It make.-, tin- hi-n-- lay S •
i c« imiih
: (b i»'rilaMl
In
xal't quire no wai^iog?
•Ml irwinHit as he wotOd not to to •d for tbe puMie between tbe North tbe death koell of tbe hlaiKhu dyn­ American aiaxe. died io.la> of double feed siuir nilTod w:ili it lo iimke a
. (owlt
»It:
,
ijsre- i*ai-kagi-.'iii>l1ilnx bm i-iir*' tnedibe can take up aome vaeam UA Booth.
I2K' iYi Hi" it. -A totiQd iovcitin^l, not •
asty. The rebel commander wants a
imonla. lie was IK''only
cin,
I’rue
'S'*
I"-'oai-kai;-J5>dd
1888-Jamee A. Garfield of Ohio,
aad ptobasly make good If be
day*. The compsiiy plsyitig "The^ by American Drug Mrepublic.
SMPa Sto baalto. Bona of tbto land to eleeted President of the United States.
8|>ecLlsiL'n.
'
Bhangbai. Nor. 3.—Followlag tbe Mpllusc." In which lb-1lv« was atar'
A, l».^tV!l.
1887— Jdnny Ltod..tbe .lamoss ring­
: . jntty
Shoabeae proJeeL
JtoSW «DOt. vTbla ra
ring has-disbaaded and will return i<>
capture of tbe native quarter here
I> W' IlKVMlI
IKVMlI.liS.
MortKaee SrIc
naklnga, I be- er, died to EngianG Born tq Sweton,
l.Afll. llKVMll,fl.<.
riay, la which hardly a shot was fired, New York.
||.■f.•llll:
hrnlng
m:i«li'l
Itf
f Wooi dairy oovBtry- Tbe Oct 8. W20.
U'»rlr:i g'->tbe rebels ooUfllNl the for)blgn cqnxuls
,'iiidlt:*'.!' "t :i
l•■ri..ln
n .•rt*::te
1888— Korih ai3r Booto DakoU ad« a rilmate almoat
• GII.I'.liiJT,
of the esubllshment of a rcj^hlh
made- l.y llericii
<i
an'I'r M'Tl;-;'"'-*;;
Aad U. after Uv- mlttfd to tbe Union.
Hernia '.I Itolilii-r. h.s wife, <il I.m.garrison made only a weak rraistsace
aiMt. ---Tla'.-I '•
G
1884—Niritolaa IL
vill.-. "l-liluali t.. tVin.am-i{ .■^raa):.-..
fm hare lor five yean, be eboMd deaad the rebels are in cwirol of tbe
Ilf 'icsw-rKc ii'v. Mi-liiriin
tlig|le he baa bad eoraMi of IL be can peror «f Rutoa.
dv. The rebels are expected
Judge Angell Grants Writ of Habeas 1st ,1h.v ol
A M. I■-■I‘'. a:-4 re
1888-FYanc* agreed to withdraw
make a atoa.utue stake by eelltog -Ute river fort* of Nankin and Chlang
■vrd.-,l In the ofli..- *.f i!.-- i:-:i--i.
Comxs ■" Alleged Timber
frou lU preUnetona M Fheboda to
(if IWiI'a I-i: tl.M '’viiil? "f Grail.
Rlang tomorrow.
Fraud Case.
Ti.rwr*,- :.i.| Siai.- "t Vu'.i::.-i uIbe Boodan.
-SJM ylgbt bwe to wkara
The native quarter of Hankow Is re­
the f-'.tli il.'X of -III
A M
Ii
1801—Close of the Pan-American ported as completely bnrn^. The reb­
taara toy meada act to be tba cocker.
Dciroll. Ni.v k
Judge Angell of 1.1" .i\l,..k ...................... '-ilM•
Efpoaltkm at Duffalo.
^ G torai on lkia.proJwt was aoU
he federal conn i< I'ay granted a writ- M'iiciiigv
el* and ImpertalMs are still flgtailng ih<
.-'I I'M.-'- r*'.
"I
Noswmber 8.
ta aSo ter 8tM per acre. Tbto U a
If -to reported that 7.00C have been* df habeas conms ii. the caw of Pat­ moritar." '•-'■• 'i"*' -'-i'.i'-d "• -i"
188<H-8ir Francis Drake returned
Wlllmill H Sltiari.
'll M
t|. I. U:;tract wHb a »ooa bonac.
rick Culllgan of Al|>cna. preMou-b
alatn on both sides.*
^ 4toai (which to Lhb ceratry com for a from tala voyage around tbe world.
ordered removed to Oregon for iri*l
1770—James Whitfield, fourtb Rn
I and possndy
aomr other little
po
connecUon with alleged Umber fraud*
(totbolic
arebbisbopof
Baltimore.
and t: f tbtok. all Id alfal'a
It la likely the r.-roovol proceedings
__________amg
jn grratly mistaken, yon can bbrn to England. Died Otoober 19.
wilt bave a reherilng.
'r !'
Cream. Hrick, aro Limber j; .r Cfrcese Mevc
buy land In Michigan tor It-^.jliaL
wblch la as good or b/urr. the
1783-Tbomas MlffUn of Pennsyl
y *0 u.sted Hur [ all Cream Cheetfe? V<»u will
F„.kA.L.p..t.« ..d
*.
’ HranaiBto are as good or better, and 1' vanto eboaen president of tbe Conti
Della Pepper were .uii.icd In marriage »hiili
lU-.-'- i- r’-'im.il
Miss Katberiae Gersl was the guest
like It. \\\ coGld t7u> a cheaper grade, but we'
to doser to market kicrcotcr.'when iBcntal congress.
■ honor *t a party given a* a birth- Wednesday alrcrnoon t: Juill'.yto raise nothing but hay In Mlchtgaa! 1784—WllUam 'Cullen Bryant, the dav surprise by her parents at their Goorge W. Curtis rt hi* office In the prlncip.-il and
figured tiuL ihaf a good cheese will sdl t»vlce as
$;*kS.12 *nfl ;.n
'yrm can sit down and watch it grow poeL bora to Cummington. Maas. Died home 538 ^st Front St. Friday .
State Bahk buildlrg
^
ae provlU'-u l"f
log. Cards and dancing Interspersed
1. ht a^ a cheaper kird. and It i^ili pay use bet»
to New York dty. June IS. 1878.
Art you have to irrigate IL"
tb game
1848—BtTJean d'Acre bombarded by with
A Father’s Vengeance
to asothcr cm ol (boac case*
‘leven o’clock at which
e time u
ter pr fit t o jeh Ihls- good < heese at a less price
Ume aupper was served. Carnatlou would have fallen on any one »lr at-( Rei-ur**a n.. eui ;
J|bm poraoual experenee shows the rilled Briash and Tnrl^ Seets.
of
I
thereof
tsrked
the
son
of
Peter
Bordy.
1882—JinWs Bratus Booth. Boted ac­ tsTora were at earii plate while the
in proy'jrllon. and so htmcfit our cuBtomers.
jSItacriT^Iy Otai -wn 1* not gold toat
.Vctiie Is b,-i
centerpiece was a large boquet of Sonib Rockwixri. Mh-h. hnl he was
e of Ibe p,"-.
: i^tun." ekpeelally tbe gilded litera tor. died . Bora May I. I7K.
powerlefs
before
attack*
of
Kidney
1858—Ttoe BriUsb bombnded Can­ the eame flowera Tbe place rards troublr. 'Uoctort- *«uld ii»t help said iiiorixage
’Jem *^t to aent <uit from tbe west by
were plain white writb gold
d iDl
Initials.
f^'aT’Wh|n
in the store ask for a sample of our
ton
and
destroyed
tbe
Otlncee
fleet
him."
be
wrote.
Vyo
at
last
we
gave
. elve.
. tglfatuM companltrs nnd totod nnsoeto
1888—Oeuerri V. s. OraBt elected meet* 1i
the dote friend* him Ktectrto Bitter* .and be improved rsth d.i' of jNC'ii
■ tion* lo nltrnrt eaV.-ni p«>ple. fk-r f.w
Ihe lMr.ne..n. t:Brick and Limtferge'r Cheese. Both suppo»d
wotoderfdlly from taking mx bottle*.’
of Mlse Oerst
jB..uqt ol money laveeteff null 4he reatdeat pt tbe .United Stotaa.
lU the Best Kidney njcdicilie I eier
l»SS*-8on4 mooey pdrade of 100.•iirt Hojm' I
to be th’j best of this kind ihatls mariufaclureil.
»tt.~ ' nackarh.-. Tired f.-lliig. -VerAannees to central marketo. Mo-tigao
Married at East Bay.
'onaneuA Ixr*' of Appetite, warn of
■'*& nlforfi rlvb.T i-MOtna llinn an> 088 ratm to New York city.
Utou Gladys Bre'itbanpt of Bast Bay Kidney rrcirWe that may end In the pla*e...........................................
Limberger sells.for 18c, and the B'ick at 20c
IM—todepe^cBce of Panama protliat cut be ptreentefi L !!>-.
townpbip and Alexander Beaber of dropsy, diabete. or Bright's liisesse.
Grand Traver*.* i» hei<!.
clrimed.
^tiestem atnte*. Mr. KRis to one ef
p6r pound. Monev back if not satlsfaiqtoty.
Kalkaska were married - Snnday by Bewaro: Take Electric Wttrtr and be eell at puhll son-Hon. l« lb" high*-!'
tn»—Fifty Jesuit*, tbe tost L*enEvery hcttle gnaranteed. SOc bidder, the p ■-:nip.-P dp-iriU.i .n wid
many wbft have learned by rt-rsonal
Octave Domlne. Justice of the peace. safe
wrigage. or »n mnrli ih'-ie^ii. a*, ma'
Good ihlngs to carat
II Traverae flty Dnig Stow-*.
•^eemtlon that tbto to true, and tvine bsfa of r«tlg16« erdert to Ltobon. Mr. Beaber is a prosperotis yoang
be uece»^rv to pay the an*our.t w> a• sraduate of tbe Mtetogau Agriciil- weYe expelled from Portugal.
____*r and will take hto bride tq their
du.arid tiwirtgas'Tcctt Extracted Akte«d«tc- sforesald
jDon^. Ws oi-lirtoRs ara Worih
7 per celil ii:terr«t
and
all
h^xn'
1717—Edmund KSaa. tomooi Eag- tarn borne In tCaR^ka countyly WHMM Pm1«
togi-tlier with said ctiorrtey fe« .
conslderatiAa.
Bsb.actor. bora. Died Hay 15. ms.
By tbe “Ka-otoi' matood t caa re­ to-wit; Ia'I No Ten no* of BlOik
I Grid »teel.
1888—Tbe first boat down tbe
move d>e*e aching teeOi abMtolaly fifteen JI2i of the erlglnri plat <•'
' BUilBir DF AMERICA'S LAND »nri arrived at >
Wiibort rela. bod •wfibom tne sae of the I’Uy of Travrree'niy a» appear.*
foot oB.” eaU n. D. f3y.
'ISIS—MbriW
PRODUCTS.
of record In the office of U.e Begl*
Oafo,'"altoongh a borrfMe ulcer had
Deeds of Grand
Travers,
nple of nervous temperament and
. TtodW began In New Turk yesteidae
been tbe plague of my Bfo Tor foar
Instead I used Bucklea'- erttb weak hearts win appreetote tbe i’onntv. Michigan.
m •< tbe moot ImpcrtaBt'nUottal ex
1848—Beaser Blackman. tb< last years.
MYRTLE R WALKER.
otor- method M pMnleee «XI
Arnlca Salve.'and my foot was aooi
jtMMw af toai gMaeta •rqr exiMI- aigehui Of tbe iTy
Asaignee
of
Mertgagee.
cured:’'
Heats ~
•M to Maourur. Pa.
I'T’STIS D. Al.WAY.
DR.
DNTON
BeUa. Berea. Bralaea. Beteaa. PlmAtloraer for Assignee.'
Wflbete Btoetwllb Dr.
Cms. Surest Pile cure 25- ••
OCL 31, Td«. to its. 24 toe.
Ml^rarae CItg Dtv Steifai.

rij,\NK

Square Deal

BIRYHBAY SURPRISE

KYRLE BELEIB OEM

DoYou Wfint

WMTB) IR 0RE60R

C. A. Hamminfd
Wilh.infeWk "

CHEESE

w

;\OBANn TRAVEESE nURALD, AND TBSVERSK B

aY

Mm THE RURAL SCHOOLS
CoBdMcd brCo«9 Ggnuia

P/*

• LteHombr

totereat'ln a verr eaaential anblcct
pMli m .how ; adda moeh to the spirit of fmod fellow
■ mmv
between aetshboHns'eriio^. li
ln« Knu Urtmmit
to to be hoped that other acbooto wHl
ccBteit. Ok SMBrter. a Urt*
tar of ttactan 'rUtud tk« csnsd*- adopt and f^w the plan. .
MMer** oClet U itah^ pT fvttar IdbaAoiran
r«mulM floaoeralag ita codiml At* toad a lector* coarse of three a]>le»ron iaurtated? If not. wbr bmT Oood did oDtobet*. Public spliited dttoen*
penmuthlii to «a ateotote aecoaltr of the Bcbooi district are beck of tbe
tor a roiiBC oaa or a roow woman cDoras
entarlas npra a taaineu caiwar. Your eebool uminat any Bnanrial less.
r wlU not keep
Tbe Stony Beach artmol to ptanBfnc
expert to Uitcrpret yonr aeribbtlnA
for a lecture and mnalc course to U8UM7 I-amtor. Mataer at the Mon­ puj on aome time dortni: ibe winter.
toe Center staool. C. K. Anderaon at TSI' school to Umtol by Emily Loucka
the Hin StTMt eebool and BUsiihe Da- and Vera Alward. They work well
.eto at the Banielt eebool tare formed with the adiool patrons of the dtotrid
‘*B ■■ertatt<wi for ImproTiBjt the apeil- in aU ntauen of local and puhUc Inioc ta their attaoto. Tbeir acbooto tmwdt
meet at auted Isterrato and bold a
The ■ ktapleion sehp6C which b.
riwRlBr cM'faahloMd apelllne eebooL tauEht by'Frml Bailey and Atutusta
U the two meeUnKB beld'thU fail
a rer>- aMfve MothBirdett eebool carried off the victory ers' ^nb In conB^Uon with the school.
both tlaea. Hurrah for tbe Bartletu. It meeu at the eebool house on tbe
t of tbto kind cannot be eooocid Priday of eadi month. This to
too wanniy .
motremdnt In the right direction.

PMK S.

BAOI.E. TI'BRDAS’. Nm NMBER 7. 19ll.

iH «r wtao'live outaMe of the rniaae. last Malt Raton. Ra»i-a; Joseph Haaaa, time la S'eway«D oamajr, ai^€i
work css never be at mod a«
year the bns luiased ^aly «,tiv
(tuIt abould be untli tbe teeeVra aad-tiie
KTsdnated from tbe St. LotB A
.r before it lulsseJ none. Vhe
twirrms. know and un<rcrs!:-.!id tn< h
Ojer. WeUnnl; Sidney Daria. Fir* ('oHese of Pbyalctona and 1
.in ihU district lor
other. TUe acbOot Is net an InsthoGltbert f. I»ntr. Mabel; Toney In lf*4 he came to LadtoM
Evetv Inarber In nrand Trarrrse *■'**'
Hcm aeiwraie from ifae home or tbe
RafaxaU. Daniel Nichlaa. John Klcb- betM-«l4n.r^ded. Hewaa.ai;
.boua rail -Tki. r.™ lia,.' >»« !c«r
»rr »! ^
comraunliv—It is e i«tt of both
1™"™ W j»lr Fl.ia7fo;«r.
•*'
.nraa™™ oUa. rbrisl Jfilbcft. J. M. KnJgbi. cal^nrlWjtiiigftr-Bf tta oM a
District No. 3. Ixms lake townNhip.
Sanford Feller, Tln.jnaa H. Co*. F. II. and probably a
endem of Page cMDiy. lou-a............
es instalieil a tVaicrtuiy licaiSiu: aud
'®
<RahaoB). CI»H«
Cbarte* U. Parker.- Tr..™.
Traverae durlw Ih.
l> Il« W«U." I> > l«« .h.h-’’
'■ a'ltoo^ arkumeut
«““»■' for
IW> W
I. and bcB a*ao-|iui in
bcof 1, .it: iBWn-d
I. .mSmtaw; WUlUm IV.tU™. Wuum- ilml In U.
I than any
cwolee and iLdlridual drink .•nJln.i.Itn.;.:.:lilIl.l»v.t»nfaimi
Jbn.,; Omjn W. j„n«,n. n.r«„W*Mnn In
lap iu|ia. The |>eop1e cf tbto dtotriri
----------- —-- B piod supple-! "’bon ibc kxp la efflcb-fw-j m-<i Iwelkli^. A. Baraion, Doocaa Morriwas lorrely
lleoa <or Ibe invsreas oi t!-e!r
iBbt Iw read to fbool runs ak hiRb m- » to 10 j*-r sou. Elk- Rapifi; Wfitre
and efforts ihat.il
sc. heal
itut there to aoatcthiiiK wrens. N'of the MIchitu
ite entire school b) <bc leac.her.
jbiiriness conPem ctwW lone <xi;.i oti
Monroe Center achoot has inyta!1i-<]
seenred by Uldlt
Peppsm-'s^H.
sue!; an ecomiotu lost; In any ouc di
new SVaierimry lieatlnit nnd
suuneb supponer
Good instruction will solve
latlns plani. ll seems to l>c hcaiiny lhe-~4<roblcms iff dto^dine. lnK-rm-1 re< tlf-a.
l*^v. but in a wti
and rcnUUtlnf in a very KaOslac^r: anfrgood order are’^cDUijdcnientaiy
'munity was ^eci
Don't Worry. AnV.iIk’conimi:'Nk>her.
BreUter
of
Mrs.
M.
W.
Underwood
eC
mancer.
terms.
^
This City Died Suddenly in
Hill Sireel sw-hool has b^cH a fine
Reiimvo tbe coeiae ol iioly *rrt<-;>
Ladlngton.
was iiresldcni o( (he board of trill
SCI of maps, Ibe latest [ntiTi>iiii<iit:il ilic lower left hand ccriii r <» tbe
for two tenus. duHlig which Ulna tl
and new cliattN.
diawer oni-c a twtiiili; dtini uu-liilt:
l.aid(nBt«»o.
>llt-h., Nov. i: -.Stilrken ls>dy was very artle*.
school buafds are 'very lilreral
anil-replace If you tiro iKnouciit' l« Lara* Number W.li tnv,ade North
wilb
ainplesy
os
he
was
al«>ul
to
en
Dr. Graham waa a member of th
nitbing e<]Ui]>:;iet>t stid rai'iilleK ulicn inlliar. wlib it. oilicrwiM- lean- it tii
Woods Ihw Weh.
u-r a shoe store shortly alicni noon' Masonic order, an Odd KVltow |
they kuow that tlic.v will be Uj^-d and e.rsy reacli.
Falurday, I>r. ^>B>llv \V. Crabarj. aged Modem Woodman. He ia
is asretvad
a
IM
aell oared for.
II to said Chat ad'o«l <ll!|]r>'a of iii<
... .n(n,|.,«nn -nn
^...-n ■n.o.wn «... .ui»*m,nrvw •JllAW* «». ased 4. «ai hi
A larRo nuniUr of tcachcrji ‘n tl-- prc.'c-iu day do not mh-11 as well
sued to the fotk.v ,.,e; Peter
Wilks.
r the esUbUshmeUL He hadlncrd moiber and one slater. kUi|
county reiiort that they ac- ipaMtiF n r..ey did when "inw" •■-n'l to wImicI -SutllnU fily;
W;.!loniiealth
for
several
dsys..
I«^r
!
Mary I'ndeiWNl of Travel** OMf.
sjnematir cffoi: lo arouse an iDiercB; \Vt- have to lake '•paw c word fi-r' li. |J. B, IVl<e.-t:. f. Ilaper. Jedm Hager.
n Jf,Kiven up his work, rtis
in tbe study of ilcmcntaiy auriculiun . U-iause be 1-Ti no . reccids of
CP.;' Punk Hager. \VV It.
great ahock to the entire
THa -Cmttrto M. e church
They asc glvluc^at IcaKt one Icss.rn a «-b<K>l 8|-»-ililip. Hilary cotifi.in.4 tb. Ituj. x.^ K. K 1‘rpi- Fife Ijike: Fred
wblch be' has b*en appHratiuB for amendmeat of
week on scino |>basc of tliis An-di belief Hint this ccnildaiiit t>ri;:iualv'rKniTiilir>’iz. t’ba*. Danville. J. \V Patf<^r more than a quarter of ticit« of incorporation
srlth tbe esaatfi
ncorporatton trith
cubject. Did it ever on-ur 1« you thu'i wlt.h Adam.
' * '
J. M. Clltoit. rirltt Kttipc>.. H I,
clerk. The
he name bM been (haawi
anricultiTfo is Hr most c-3ui|dl(-at(>i1
TIk- ImerI<K-b<n K<-b<iol lraiij.|.rii» in'^an.oni. George I! • Pray. Traverse
from Firstt Hetbodtot lb' Central li.
science In the wcrid[) yid tJ
n.ttTwMnjs aU liupito in lie dlsiru f <-|(y : Will^atft .S, Hrk. i:ik Rapids;
n lart of iRe sute. and lived for a chnrph.

DR. 6RUUM1GU)

60IK IFTBt DEHI

rji

Xtn

Our First
I Steering Sale

Gtlf (flolt

‘^Everything fo Wear” at “Profit Sharing Prices’
Right in the.beginning of the Fall and Winter season-—when you need these Ihirlgs—We are making prices thatam
seldom quoted before January and then only, as a' means qf closing out ^oken lines—Our lines are all complete—plefrtgt
of flizes—plenty of styles to ffioose from—this is your opportunity.'-

Men's Wear For Less

$1^.50 Ladies* Dresses at . ^.^8 Men’s and Boys’ Overem^

have aome vory sfKvial tbingH H* effer tlic lum and
«boya this wwk.

Mt'iiK oviT'-ials. ti»( >tri<-lly iill \v.m>|. but jpxHt weight,
Tbis lot iaciy«s Djsct and CtI;rcJ Silk Dresses

lawk thivtc ov»r—hiir bd- <mly a .f«vw, ulcct-

Mersidioe* abd Silk Poplins, -

made Millt l-ce )okcs and cellars, long and sliort sleeve*; a good assotl-.
ed from hundreds Jrf.fHiiially interralmg bargains that we uv
mtat of r zes

offering daring this MtOm SHABHrO SALK.

$15a00 Ladies* Dresses at . §9.98

.............................49c,

Ken’s heavy wool aorka, worth Slie. (q>....................................^28o
^1 d.is price we itclnde silk dresses in Hack cr.d «4t-rf, beaulilully irunmed
'

He^s besv)' Opting Flannel Night* Siiirla. large. TuU aia;

with contrasripp lyce yokAard c.ffs.

ganuenU. from the Hub story ’They t>U for ♦I.IKI,
(Out pri«) ........................ ............................

All

wool scr,.c drtfses in blown,

ntvy and black, all ,iz-___________ _______________ _______ _________ ?^..$9 98

............ ..71c

$15 Corduroy Dresses at §10.98
They come in br-.wn, pu'i-le

WhUe they last................'..................................;.......44c

10-4 gfwl weight Bed Blankets. |M-r pair.......................... ....65c

ThlalsMFarscasnn.aodwcare prepared l«r M witli a large
I well asbo.'tcd ilac ol the brat scIUbh Furs on the mnrket.
illlN--i!|(i till- M-t:. il
li»rg<muff Mil

n-4-«x76 inoh Bed Blankets. ie>r pair......................... !..9Bc

M *2.30 lo *:i.no. Of .:................. .................................................... $1.98
BeAeon Mills Baby Biaokets di«x40). pinks, blues, tans,
.

..................49c

bMntifol pafteroK,...........................
«J5 Cotton fiUed <'omfortera................................

..................98c

41.75 large size ailknline coriered eomforters............... ....$1.48
........................ !$1.75

$2ffS Wooinsp Bed BUnketa.....................

IMialns WiOi Globe Green
TradMg Shmips
Srery ten cent purchue gria on^ oUmp.
• JigB^-Wr giro yoa “Mthogany finlabed Parlor Table.’*
■ i M pagw—Wc

you “1 pair-Lace Curtaiito. ;a iiieliw

wide. 9 ft. Jong.”
*f ^aiM

giw yon' Gold decorated Water Set.”

i 9«ff»—Wc give yon “imi>orlcd China Berry Set.’*
$ 1-$ ifagm^XPt give yon "Ormoln Gold Hock.”
We ghre yon ’‘Onr Winner Carpel Sweeper.”

( hlldren s Coats
'..ir I

tiiir i’lviij! Sl:.-tiii;r i-iu-i

Balli Rotw Blankets with eorils to roaleh. lutiially M<nd

M.n'*. ii|2-'> \V....rsi.iri-<. I1I-..HI. Hiid N^y‘. m ..
\!..| s :..h(./
............
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' lul.lr.-ii'K 2-V T.h|u.s>. m .......... ....................... ...................

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I

Girlv 10 to A Vrar slz-s

.\lia.s.-s' Sn.-a|.-r
(.3*« i.. Jl'........................
.*1'kl 1.adi. - <'.-:rdiiiMl & iin-.e Sw.-ii1.-ry . .................
L-.di->' T:ii!..r.-.i
w-.rth 41 *«" and 41 2.^.. . ..
• ir.i- |.iii<.i- 'im .iiitiui* lilt-. Null
|H-ry»irtl...................
1.. - . ,.r!.::u Kt.-J-, <« .
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--I- II- i.lun,.Mi«. .............................................

lllark r.iX S..|N. 1:,.-..^,,.1
niulT- 1- rv <ir.-s A --ft .iuhit.i- -i-

"IVi'cs.

• $n!., $4 95. $0 95 i-!,!'. S. ‘.*8

Lowest Prices; Om* Chief AttractI^s

Cite
Qioti
D e p\~t .
tore

---- -”KBfB Obba 0^ TradiBg Stanpa”—

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Ip:

2"il

W-p'.l H-.-

<»» ...
i-r j.nir

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PaemiumsAVitli fflobe Green
Trading Stamps
—Brcry "Iciucent;’pnrchaae geti one fU^.—
8 1-3 pages—\\*.-."iv.- V..U - I'.-irhjr loimp'willi in inch Globe.*’
. 11 pages—\Ve give y*.u 'Fulding D«dl*a Grt <*art.**
11 « pages -Wr- give ymi vVriv. t Rug. 27x54 hiefa «xc,”Tir
- - Self pr«a..>mi. in;r BibK"
14 pagcf-w.- give y,m -Keed Eoekiug Chair.”
13 1-8 peges-We give yon 'French PUle Mirror.” 1C pag«-W. give yon "Baby Bumpa DolL”

Kuy other premimas-^ a Romp Book.

L

..21e

mill.-, hII >.jw-s. lit ..................................................W.A-M. ii 's ;hSc h..nvy ll.-. .-.-.I >|irrix nml drawem. K .' . .
11..
vN’ .i..t>.-y w..rk NiiirU
viilu.-, i»r j.......................

51

bac
-WDii laVi:<- luif.-l
muff ami
v.-T-rf
w.mbl vx;>.-ci I.. liu.! Mi.h-ii .

iri-Hl ot i.-a,!
At $12 98

From Bvery Department
ii- ;i\.r
l inli rwi-ar, ;all hi/.-s. 2*. b> -i.l*.
WiN.liiqv Kiik I.'i-lK.i-ki-'r I'anis—a n-spilar

:r;l

At $9.95
<

Any suit ip the lot worth 42.2>), ^'...$1.48

Miscellaneous Bargains

Ladles’ and Children’s Furs
At $4 9S

lir-asl;-d Suits.

:____________1______ ______ $10,98

................ ............ ......79c

Blatikets and Comforters

,

!!...vs' liiiKier Brown Snila—Norffdk Suito, obui doahie

nsiy. made whh n-r.-ow skirt, riraijthl line

tfiects ..................:.............................. . .

Kriia «1X)0 pIiMhbark and ribbed wtml Underwear. While

tW Urt................. .

I1...VK' «v*T'-rinis for-ap'V' IO-l« years, made of giKul-In-avy

^-..lliirv; Morili $:|.Vl-«nd 4ff.<KI. (a........................ $8.25 Bad $4.48

............ ........................................................... :..9Sc

• Kan's 7ic Wool mixed Shirts and'drawers. no great qiiaii-,

.

.M-ti's H.-;.vV K.- r.-r (’..ajii. nwd.-Cf all wunl "Iriah
rn-iz*-.' lilt'll slnrrii i-»llHrs. w«>o| lim'd, all sigeN. • Tbe*e
ei.als ;m- vu.rlli 47 D. 47.-VI. <«-............................... ............... $4J|
ili.y-s iiv'-r.-u,ils. uiili Miltlary e«.>ll»r>i. gmel wanii <‘<mta,
'
wi.rili iKl-Vf. m................ ...................... ..................................... ,$L79

mst. riuU and iti latnil style nio.I.-U-b-with eonvertlble*

lien’s ffl.50 Onting Flannel Pajamas, also from tlio Hub
. dtoek. (OOP priee)

.full si/..-, warm .-..als. m...........................................$4.96 aiid |K4|
iati-sl Klyb-t-niivi-Hibb- inllar overirmris. made from
m-w fnil <ivetv.iutiiiK. Kon^t- al»t<> with Slilitary enlioni.
they an- 4H« uisI 412 valii.*-V.«i eaii get tl»-m. now

. Henh wool ffanbcl shirta, good weight, all pirca—^>iin* Hi

bromi only. @ ........................

_______ ________ -A_____ ____________ __________ ...________ $7.98

_

mumsm^jmas hekaw. iuroTRAVEBSE BATBAqu.

tpebdat,

KOTimBBit r i«ii.

woA left this momtog for Bmptm
bcea rtolttog to Kina
I wore pbniac In epo*
pnaeed tbmegh ite <flv Udsy on
Rfinra the seme oBlce there.
Mtotbedletast dty.
mtadrea.
MX C. Aahtcy went to Amsdto to­ way home.
Bo^ Mr. end Mra. Kehee are «dl
pine to
at th*AtOiatlM
Miaa Ri^
day an bnslnrai for Crinael Bros.
A. Meweswm toft uflay tor
tha wind two Mofg a twrlMaa and known brnrlac been reddMta «f tbe l«l» teday to apend Sonday
E. Ket'legg of Su.dtrtcvlllc. Is in th*
IkMNk tlMlr rtty itor n aanber of yeera. Hra. Kaboe
Mrs. C. T. Serrtwwtumsd to
dtp vtaltieg Brito trieefls and mteMiee Rom Meprtmaa left tMa
boas U Blswortb tbia
morning for Ktoundl Uid. to sv»<i
Uroa.
apendlng tbe tumner here.
Lrtria BaiT lift ‘tola meming for -vme time wtth Trisstoee.'
B that U woaU nat beh
' Min Siaeeh Dean, wne bee bean
te'l. Oai*M .rWf. Boalasd AB^
J. W. CalW left this eftsniStfiflgr
here fbr the peat two weeks rlsltlng. Honor, on a abort rlstt.
Winnie and Cart MonltoiL had tha beat the wind to tbe adjeddae balldlaci.
calendar, (or^^^iwtt
(or the nontli ct Oewbar.
calendar,
which were ell of wood mad wonid tbe frlMdablp ot e large elrcte of pep- retoiimed to ber bone in Hlk Meiuds
G. F. Decker of Lake 'Anii. eftor Msnton and Hnrhor Bpriags uo a few'
here eaaebt die readily.
. fOe who will Join In -ektending IbetV totte;
Dcsdleg Sunday In tbe city: retara day.' bnalnem trip.
Teaeber: “How many ta*»a J«n the
V Mrs. J. W. Arnold of Bates me in
wtabea
at
tbit
time.
Chrie Nervkk ef Eft Rapid*, eftor
Attar
aabort
ttne
tbe
fife
wet
p«l.
tchcol aroande dorinc reoeatlon pethe city today on bnslnen. and releverrt days .U the rity en hnelatea.
oat when abort a bnndred doUan<
Henry gperilnA leeel meitacrt
rtodT“
'
turned bone thU afternoon.
laeftbutrl: *t>nlr
1 Harvester Co.. M left tUp aftrinoea for Brttona Bar.
vortb of da mace bad been doae tbe
pbie tme to aat the toot- boOdlnc.on tbe iBiide. Tbe
mivmKs.
♦
this morning for Honor on baatoem
J. E.J^ke and J. U Ulm left kaflay
for the day.
for SUgbU on buslDfOA
Ueorpe Sawyer u able to be In I owned by Dr. B. a Sawyer end wat ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
M roar tor nantir m
Trnverae City Conwnandery No. 41
}>T tbe dear taeJ. Fiaggart went to Honor this
Frank Btsnlslawskl, who Has baan
_
Vila «1w are now anjorlnj
Mys and Bla. went to WlUlaastarg
end
tbetr
friends
to.^e
namber
ot
**cSl ^il%aae of lardlneae in the
B to M. BaMnorltch. and
morning -on btulneea.
today to be gone over Sunday.
The oh»«a of thU oorre- Dfth mde dvrtns October, and v« npatalra by a private tamlly. Mr. Rab^ short 40 enjoyed na eUbomte potRev. John J. Msskaettd loft this nfl- - W. F. Morfltt who Is connected
a^hnowleiUa ot think that one too wapy.
inovfteb bad )aat started in. bnalneet luck enpper Wedneedsy erenlng In K.
,BKh the Internailu-ai Harvester Co.
Fovrth
Grade.
P. F. Mugferd. auditor tor Oriniiali
8S?*«?tlB( in Oemaa and —
left this morning for Manistee
Beet •peUeik’ ln’ Octobw were De- nad ea Jock wooW here tt none of kit T. ball, followed hy a aortal erenlng. eerrli
Brm>, left loday lur Pwaokey m borijT^- - the kne«rM>a «f foreicn
ICht Carter. Caldwell Dn<^ Blench
^ j. * porttlon to be damaced The ladles epeiii the tine playing
W. oavrie of wmiemeburp srHvod bttsineas. Mr.-Morfitt and lamHy art Bcas lie WAS ao-ompanled by H. F.
mam at aaplored by net:':tc Oemtanr .'mrtt.l.oelaaFoi.
Mad*e;nfJ“ *"
irds.
while
the
grrtlenen
transected
the city thi snomlnj; on boslneu. moving here from Rverett. and wlU Stsefce. who will relBra nest week
an van aa to' Him of the ba
Mrrt Jeeoph Sueas end toe Frank, IcKMte at 911 . IfM atreet.
.............. •--------etc., of a foreicn na KJepac. Janet UoidtOii an(
their regaUr lodgn huslnesa.
to ««kw charge a* manager at GrinnaS
that e
la aanding art rt- who have, been here vUKlng. returned
John Oalrell ef Hatches Cecming. Bros.- local music store.
dr ^ThTO!ich the Interest of Mr. Brow».;iocta of the MmOy apttelrt were not
aad card of the map o> Mlchlcan.
i
>me to F—-------tmrtJre cards ndrertlslng the la«
Klence
teacher
in
taanind.
promlnei
Mm. G. Green of
Creek m relurned home ibis murning afiei
iMT Tintvne City doe
Bert Ward left this aserabig for
ui^u'belbs
are
fnml-------that
they
are
prepared
to
ship
fancy
ie:ooon
alt
1
several
days
la
the
cHy
vialung.
3kt atOlcbten tbe Isqdrer a^ for two eentt each. They fnmlah good
rood to I
HetrolL on bostoroo.
vaaa. who wrttea. "I know vb«e
epplea In any quantity. Thoae Inter­
a short visit here
'Mil a. C. Wy.vk^-of Cedar Run.
c. F. Apt wort to Chicago today,
la. bat I do not know Tia?- material lor nature study.
Mm (Dr.) Futt of °flcilalm is visit- wha has been i„ .. f cl*.y on buslnce»
ested In tbe fmlt IndturtT m coming
.
eeeend P-*ee.
D
a feo days bastnosa trtpcity
for
a
few
daysfriends
rndi In
ID the
.
to renllM that the better grade of lagMr.
H—y ot tbe aecood grade dotfnn
and Mm C.
J. Salley left te­ rrtnrned to ber brae Ibts] morning
Mrtl A. i
r- Jbrought
tur.r
iei-iC-v -.aaiema to
fmlt U whai oonnandt the W^est day for timad' Rapids.
Thomas Waddell ef OetrelL afUf
Detroit and
cmriutL aviLoiNO.
Cadillar. wboTA she will gpeod the
eebeel Toeedty afternoon end a very
market
price
end
are
e
rhleago.
where
theyfwlU
spend
sereeveral
day.
in
ih^Hiy
ia
buslnes..
•aveoth.-aiji^
boor wa. apart with HaUowiier with hrt soo.' Geo. FWtMh «(
Fruit graded end
left this morning lor Hoter.
that pUce.
1. T. Lliue will lea'
peeked oa the western heals to finding
Wm. Beyemier went to, Copemlsh
K
is
Clelmod
That
the
Frrtieh
Scored
.
BOut&
where
hr
*711
spend
the
Mm
J. A. Jehraen left «Me aftoh1 and Eh^ra Stain'----MyrtU Fulghom of tbe flirt grade
reedy aele on ell the marfceu in the,
(his morning on'tusinews.
il^. mmet he wlO rlslt frlen
a (MMt Dlptonatle
icalred
In ererj
Doon for Mantoa. where aba WtU
^bavtn
bea tbe-eblckenpo^
Victory.
country.
In DeJ^
.Memphis,
Mm Ed. Jordan ef'Rapld'^Hy. Is to spend several dxys risKlag friends
DetmL trindnastl.
in.
Troc..
Vlrtcstxirg.
Mias.,
and
oa
to
thArtty
visiting
friend*
antfreUilves
*!ub«rt 8e«t apaUad the trtbar
Hlea PUrtha C. Certto and G. Dei
and relaUwa
J .Sew Orleans. La.
Barfin. Not. 4.—The downfall 4
tba aerantb grade down In a
Mlllbert and Farm C. Gilbert,
f Bates,
was to the cHy
' r
Batbnan-HoUweg
and lei Adetos were united to merrtoge 7
W. G. Crawford wart to Coddlac toC. W. Lee of
Ba
left tbU tnorniag for the upper pea
Hlniator Kldariln-Waechtar 8;M Friday erea ng at tbe Friends
ly ea buslseos.
Mavhari of tha aerc^ emda »
result of Oermes pnrwnage. Rer. Fred tt Carter ofllinsnla oa n deer-'bunting expedition
week, where
mt the engtoe booee thla wt..,
_.
eiane Scclety Fr^rtof tor Cam­
D. E. Fayton of Ctu
r tba terms of tha cetlng. They were attended by Miss
John N. FeeU went to Manten this jter to the city today oBtowU to th*
SaaMuSw abd worklnci of tbe dv
paign AflSlMt Faepto Wbc
It to claimed
short rlslt In tbe city oa
KSSlwitw awWn^to them,
Josephine Knapp as bridesmaid and
ipple show at Grand Raptda.
Mm H. Sage and sen of wmiams- morning oa basluns:
the French soared a
Sto WM Ip tonnerttoa with work oa
Robert and Fred WHaan at, Ldke
John T. Johnson as best tn«
burg, who hare been la thh-cHy for
Tlctory over tbe Oenbane. .
Mm H. A.^HIHan ha* retoraad ftWto
OOM —
week on business
- Ann. paazed throngh tbe dty today oa B extended trip to aoutben MMi-'
Adams to an empbiye of tbe TrnrerM
iWple who perelat in leering their
their way to th-? npper pealnanla gan potots.
City Stole hospital and both bare ris'lL*^umed home today.
Alls
r^ng In tbe “A“ »mea tied U tbeB streets
and alley.
st
/
Rev. a: Sundberg. pastor ef
where t'-ey wBl bi-nt-(or dert aroand
MiMlir^^T------ *>de wen. UU winter
many friends to tbe city. Mr. end Swedish
Lmbemn church of tolsthe Pine River.
FOR SALE—Nice oak |
^liSiteBgncttbaa niaaed hrtoae'imd for an nnreaaonable length of One ieverrty Purrwd. the Other Mrs. Adams wlQ be rt home el 709 has accepted a cell to Gilbert,
Lerey L. Maaam afri family af FHc
fereot lengths. Brrt-cls
left for that placF. this morning,
West Seventh street.
to lSStag «Us on- He# epUl-time eto going to get into tionbtorttb
eaugM Under Falling WPIIa.
Globe Dept.'Store.
w!Tfl
eipects to more ibere la the
Lake, after opendieg Snnday with
Dr. J. M. Wilhelm
■ ".r :------- _________________ the hnnane eodety. as that organlsalewis Morris, reiurnod bone this
lone to have hU right ^enn^ broken future.
Miss Louise Hale retunted to ML
Drtrott. Nor. g.-«meet^olta. foreEkmrtey!
Friday ercRlng while
Pleasant today after a short vseation morning.
, 9nmn. *P* Dye. Irene Tbnr- rempelgw against this rtsss of people.
Gee. E. Fray left thto morning fo'
St home.
antomoblle. Tbe frsrture
. The good work was ntortod test win­ jvred to n Are wblA dertreyed
Mr.'ahd Mm Antbeny Omtiia
ekerman. upper renloaela. to hurt
ter nnd good atUt flnea were paid by plant of tba Anwrienn Wood .A Ornln tbe wrist and wir incni
. Kingsley today on buftneas.
I those who were arrerted end cnnrlctJams. H. Shaw left this aftsrenew
Tba toas to flWJWO. Hettt was physician tor aomc time.
Mia*«s Mamie anf Ethel Heeler,
MI
m
Luin
Tnrie
entcrtelned
twelve
for
Suttons
Bay
on
baslnees.
I ed. There to no oesao for ebnalng banod whne Beotog from tba factory.
R. Oowdsll ef Grand RapMs. after left this morning for dUlamaioo.
of ber girt friends ni ber home on
s In this nanner and It to the
Fifth Street Friday evening In honor several days In tbe dty on baslm - where they wU take a coenH
lotenUon of tbe nernben of tbe ooC ■ H."a!'Disrt
left
this
afternoon,^
Cadillac.
profertlonal nurse.
ot Mlsa Maurtne Pootq, who will »6(m
dety to enforce tbe tow wbonerer It to
Mrs. Nina Bmhh went to Kingaiey
leave for Denser to spend tbe winter.
In order to find ort If tbe
ickley 0
today
oo
boshieat.
,
A
4
o'cloek
dinner
wns
served.
Tbe
I
went
to
Buckley
totow to being riotated tbe ellaya af tba
Sanfoi^FnUar wcM to Mortal
Ubla wns decomted In an appropriate day to Tisti friends
dty win be pntioUad el regular IntarMr. and Mr*. Gso. Burt and daugh- □ppar I ainoBla this morning, where
BT .the color acheme being yel­ ter. Helen,i, left this afternoon
rmto and note token of tbe length of Mr. and Min. Mike Kehee Failed to
Change ot Ume sebedaled on X. ft
ar
----------for Sura
he will *unt doer.
low. Miss Boote was presented with mil City on a visit with reisUves.
N. tt to Cedar City and ProramatB.
Ume that horeea are foand hltcfaad
Serpriae Teeeerne City
take *noet November •;
Mm e. Cummlna of Kiegriey wns
Mite I oeila Burr went to Kingeiey
a souTentr spoon. The evening was
wlthont shaltor and when tbe esse
Friends.
Na 14 wlU leave ^Trave
In the city today toll left this after­ today o» bnslatos for a few days.
spent
with
mtfslc
and
gamee.
a
drawwnmnto tbe animals will be taken
u m. and Train No- IS gfll arrive
noon for Suttons Bay on a visit.
Mrs. J. Drevv of
lir. nad Mrs. Mike Keboe returned lag contett being tbe prinrtpnl event
B ot end the owner, dealt with
TraverM Hty at H A m. Tralb
Mm Ole Fmdrieksen of NorthperL
Cbleago, where la which Miss Alice Day received first returned home today, after a abort through :be el'.v today on her way
I 1C win leave at 2 p. m. and Train
when they are found.
I. li. will arrive la TrwTerae Gttr
j
they were qrteUy married tost Toeo prtae nnd Miss Lurite Pauwe tbe con- time Jn the diy on business.
> Cbirage for the wietor. J. M. Knl^M and Che*. Vsumllla
day. They totanded sprtagtog a big solstlon.
anrprtoe oa Trarerte C»ty friends by
Several valuable dogs on the eaat
liss Alma Cetffredson spent Sun­ left tills niornlng for the upper pen I'NITKl* RTATya or AMKR^A
l^ulSL, ou a huntieg trip.
thus nklp^ to the Windy City
sldeyfletr tbe Oak Park school .
( Michigan—W
Wwierii iitatrict of--------—
—
day with friends In Lake
«B the Catted States Ototrict Oetnt
-Mr*. W. I
BulMIno rt 40g Cast Front Stmet Dam- hare tbe omaony
H. Stuck# of Fetoeksy la to the cKy
n and for
f< said OMtrtcL BowtbMd Dleaurpriefld ona who evldonUy had a grudge
oa boalness connected with tbe Grtn- Ibis morning tor Pidaaw. upper pen vtsien.
aged by
.
•
I that Tmreme again$t tbe caulned or tbelr owner*.
'ttfsula.,*bere
they
will
spend
a
week;
wha they «
In
the
matter
of
Fred
R.
BaiMg.
oell Broe. store.
City people were not ao alow after att The work teemed to b-: confined
snkngL No. 914 la Bankrngtdf.
4>. H. Mugferd arrived Baturdsy vislUag Jrlends and reUUves.
On tSto 2nd day of Sovatobor, A.
Brighborbood sad all eBorts to
A. O. Reblnaen and Fat* Babcock ei
Tbe fire department was called ort end tbe tact that they bad been toeaed
evening from Detroit and will remain
O 1911, on reading tba pstlim by
Uceoao to wed was knowa bem to cats tbe pereoa wbo dij the Job have several days on busii
Alden werp to tbe city today oa I
Wednesday at sapper time to fight a
very few boor* after their arrirrt to been without rceult*. Poisoned mesL J. W. Zimmerman vrent to Elmln
stnbbom 11m to tbe building located
Mm J. Busae of Rapid CHy return
rt 4M Brtt Front atreet. Tbe tdase Ctaleagb. Tbe .arprtoe was tbea «nt was evidently used by whoever com­ thla morning on business.
ed to her home this afternoon after
origtoatad In tbe eater of. the stfne- tered to tba foar winds nnd before mitted the act and throush this
Mr. and Mm A. A. Grayam left thi*
ture around tbs cktomey and between they realised tbe tact telagrams of tbe dog potmUCloo of tbe vicinity was morning for Grand Rapids, where they abort visit-here with rcUUrcs ai
friends.
greatly\reduced.
tberwof I
wUI spend several days oo buslne
and that noticet U
Thera will ba a regular meeting ef
Mm L. Verk. .sen Ourward, ai
unblisbed to tbe Grand -------- Frad Ferhclx and Anthony Radewaki
tbe Grand TrsverM grange next Sat toft this morning for 8t. Ignace. np- daughters iMurn and Theresa, whe HeralA a newspaper printed In nald
itrday aftemoon^at which time there par peninsula, on a liunting trip.
have been here rlsitlng for some Ume ItotrtcL and that all knowa eredibrs
tnd other prtwon* to totorwst Ntoy
srlll be a general discussio
F. B. Madison went to 5ummK City returned lioiBe to Benalre ibis after tppes at (he said Ume and fitnew
subject of "WTiel Constitutes a Pro- today, where be ha* a Job of finishing
muse, if any they bavA
tod :
greMiver Tbe dlscnsston will be
Mr. snd Mm Oacar New. who haft
a large bouve fer Delos Kingsley.
iboeld not t
political nature and It is expe-ted
J. H. Mi'llsr left thi* moratng for been' here vUlting with Mr. and Mrs
I by the
that a great deal ot light will be Grand Rapids to nttned the Apple and Cbas. Baldwin, rcturaed to tbelr bomi
tbn^n upon the present day politics Land show that will be held at (bat In BeUalre today.
..
nail to all known <redltof. onplen e
Jee Hendrick* wort to CoMrwl Lake -.aid rcUtlon and this order, addrgea*
of tbe nation.
pUce.
>d to them at Uielr place* of realRev. L. H. Morrison ef Curter
A. Topinka snd Frank Roko* are >n today on a visit for a few days
been appointed pesior ef the Free Chicago visiting. Tftrv expert to be
E. Grove went te £a«t Jordan 4hli
’*MTTNtS58*'^^e
HOXORABIJl
Methodist church of this rti«
morning on tnuioees for A. W. Rick •J.AHESCi: \\\SBSSION8. Jodge of
gene seteral days.
Mm Grace L. fllawwn. aged 47. of
be haid I'oort. and the seal thereof.
Mlto Tlllto Hensehcll left this morn­
Mancelona. died Saturday at V
Mm N. Gokey left today foftFetes
ing for Burklev. where she .ill visit
Hubbard’s massage parlors on Front
itber, before (he latter leave* key. where she will ri*ii (riendz and
• rHAS- J. COTTER. Clerk.
Ifois Jt atemd. Tiajtt ^ ol A
streel. where she had been taking tor Florida to spend (he winter.
relatives
T-M
estCBdiflacidedMfiiiCk. ktbe
imenu for some Urae She leaves
Miss Anna Harrington returnee
Mr. and Mm T. F. Brayton left this
two-sons and one daughter. The
•(T.tTK OK MiniFJAN. the ProbM
home
to
Ok
Rapid*
loday
after
morning for ivasblngton. D. C. uo
toJfcg betiH ssbei gadltf|«
Court for the 'ouwy of «rn»
niatos Were shipped to ManceloDs Sstshort vi*|( in the > l(y on (lusIneB*
Traverwr
uiday evening and burls Itook place
Miss Vera Barber, who ha* bt
of said coarL_bMd a
Mia F..D. McClellan snd Mrs. S.
:hrre visiting, returned bomV to Rapid
Iron tbe borne there.
Striekler. wbo lis* b»en risittog her-.The Mve eaaae of Lucius J. Tedman
ritv
thi*
morning.
and at Omens, returned.to their honies
- D.ShU
a Henry Sparling In the rlmlt
Robert C. Case left this meming (or
a: Bendon today.
'San Uerasrdlnn, Cal. where he will
bare been adjusted by mutual agree­
A. H. Franklin left thi* morning (#r
ment and proceedings dlrc-oniln-jod.
si^Dd the winter
PonUac on buslne**. He expert* in
Jo.hn Brighton left this morning for
Henry M. Cellma snd Msrga^
•pend most of (he winter there.
Mnrv Taylor bsvini filed In said
Each were married Monday Rrv 'G'
Mfaa Ellen Busbeil went te Themp V.’ashtsgtoo. U C.
NiehOld* Miller went te Bryan.-thii ,.im ber petlUwi praying that tbe
W. McKee at the par«>nagc on Wash
soDvtlle this (Horning ot profeitalonal
idmiDisiralion of said estate be
mbrr.lng on l.c^lne**.
Ington street.
granted to bersoif or' to tome other
b-Jtlorie.
0. T. Smith, ass'etant (or the Fru -•iltahle perwin:
The OeiraH BMrd ef Commerce has
W. C. Norten. wife and family left
It ts ordered, tosi toe firix dsy of
reqneeted the development burei
le.t tao
this morning for Hale, where ibey ex dentlal IJfe lr.*u-anre
«coember. A I» lUl.'at ten o’clock
fnrnlah them with orchard scene# from pert te make their future re.JdeDeA
morning for Itoyti- ''It.', on !/i>me**
□ the (orlDoon. st said probate oSoA
-MIm Cecil Hsneen want to Crsnd .>e and Is hereby sppoloied for bearthis aertioo of the sute. for the pur­ , F. J. Emiaw of Muekegon returned
pose of ainstratlng a western Michi­
Rapid* toda; to »pend *oaic tune vt. □g said petition
'hose this piranlng . after Kpen llag
It Is further ordered, that public
gan orchard story which Is to appear
some lime la the my on buklne**
,litlni
. ,
..
K.tP<- a»roof be given by pstolienIn their oBIrtal pnbllmtlon. “The
9c
Mm Zada Harr returned to he*'
■on of B copy '>f (bis orfler. (or throe
Detroiter.- A tot of 2: choice views tebool at Interlo.hen this morning.
;'rim*. went "■ Sewbe^ todas .ucresslve neeke prertoc to artd day .
9c
sent them by return mall,
C F. Uneattcr went to Ludingten Inhere ib^ wiH make tieir loturr 2l brtring in the Grand Traverse
MeraM. a oenpnper primed nod orwmto Riley, aged 54 died at hts today on business.
98c
•resi'ler.’^
ulsted to said roooty.
e la Iniertochen. Tbureday night
A. F Owsna, rcpfcsertativ* for thei
Oohan left today (er
FHttD tt WALKER.
ypboW pneomoota. after a long
29C
Jodge of Protmto.
Pnidentlal
Ufe Inruranre rompaay.!
*^
lUneaa. The funeral was held from
voi " 11-21.
.
left thU morning tor Reed City and
22c
Mm Wm, AllgirA who ha* beet
Cadillac on business.
*”
STATE
OK
HiailGAN.
tbe FfoboM
Mm H. Newman, who has been her. fmre visiting. Vjrju^ to her botne
Court (or toe Coanty o( CfMd
In 'irstd Rspids. tola morning
Traverto.
FERBONAL MENTION.
♦ rislUng friend* and relatives, return­
Mi> R. E. Flood and eon Emmet el _ln toe matter, of the eototo at
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ed to her home to Pontiac ibu mom Nortof»rL kti tbU^rnlng for Coon, Htn'-n H- Hyde, deceased.
(From SalOlday’s Record-Eagle !
Notice u hereby gives that (Obr
Til
Bluff*.
I
owa
to
».peod
the
winter.
t went to Celdwatsr
W. Harriman and wif* left teday fc
A. J. Bpooner went to Frankfort nonibs from toe 7th day at Sovam
Manion oa business (or s few dsys
-wr. A. (> 1911. have been aflowed «or
to Honor to- tots morning on husloess. and will re -reditura to preaent their rialms
lap. left this a
dangfater. Miss UlllM
gainst said deceased to oaid <
tarn In a te* day*
. Thewtn bat s tenuittol die food lUwvloLlwl diiiai das eUiL R pw wasl
ly on I ustne**.
,
.where they
C. H. ThomaA Great UeuL^om
Rev. J. A. Watson ef Atow. wrbo ha*
ake their future home.
bst all eTedllora 0_____ _________
lenlaii»rliciJsn.wrse sad we’ll «od<U.!k. If yjs wwe food wendnadae, oowe
H^C. Dununere went to Kingeiey been ber* to officiate at the qwarterly mander. of Keishts of toe Moderc required to preoest tbelr rtabn*
to as and well edl k to jno SI veqr twel peioca
this mernlng on bnsloess and wiU ve- meeUag held at the Free Methodist MscatibeeA after some Ume to tot
d cotirt at the probate oflkA'
offlcA' to
I
tnra Sunday.
BnslnesA left thU morning (oi
• nty of Tram* C3ty to said
th. which was completed Inst
inty. on or before the Iltb day of
■ouniy.
tog (or E
ing t
March A. D. 19lt sad that
A
•Hobbell
went
M
Elk
RapM*
and
esA
Ray_________Straw* — - ,
.(.imn WlU be krtid hr' said soon o
Change in Time Nov Mb. 1911 tod*y..^oD business
nlag (or Battle
mobd. left this morning
BattI
Harth. A.
Monday the 11th day «fl- Marti.
vberc they wlU make their (u- City. Bodu* nnd Provemoot a* fol
Clarence Celktrk ef BatoA after
0 1912. at teo o riock te tbe (oreTrains to and from SotoB. Cedar
abort visit In toe.c‘ty on ■
low.1
Na It depart T:00 a i
turned borne this morntog.
e Urn* vtslttog r
n arrive ]0;00 a
„ at Grid this monitog. Her
Mm M. U. JottoOM aM
___ _
MIto Flora Btrteklto. sad
btbertBA of NMtbport. «bo base Sov. 7, 14.
XL
_____ _
Mtoe Obis Mtogr
jflT^ _ye-.

^a®3^"JSrwTKi22

OF THE CITY SCHOOLS

to Local

ssf ■srEr.i.-

OERMANS EXCITED

«r3gJ:.‘J:.srsK2J*.’S

m PROTBT MRSB

TWO WERE HUUDH

■ST"

iYT5'

SVvi:::,.

ms TMVBB FIST

M & N. E. Time Cbaofe

SUBHTiFRni GHIKY

k.»d.., « h«fa,GREATER BARGAINS rt-

'rbJd

OMt'C<teU.atM6tol4,were»udSe. «•« price.. .................S 3-S5
rtg let of S3 SO and $4 Baby Costa, aale price....... t t................ *•«
Ladtca’ Leng Costa, one lot, worth $12 SO and SIS, nt........ ............. 7 4S
LniUcs’ Cnmcui Costa, estts speclaU, at................ $8 PS. 13 SO and 19,30
Lndles’ riuth Coats, with quilted satin linin'*, onr epedal nt.......... 19.78
Ladiss’ Salta, worth to 123, In thla Fall Sale at.. .$9.80, $14 30 and 18 00
LadW Dreaa SIdrte, estm values, at only.'..................>................... I »®
Draasdooda, 30cvaUiei In fancy striped eergesand Mohalre, at. yd. 39c
Ontlnt aothi, hi* asiortment on aale, a yard...............4thc, 6c and
Rlhbad Hoaa for boys’ and tirla, worth 13c a pair, at only....... ........
Ealn taege Fleeced Blanketa, choice quellty. apedel, per pair........
Bays’ Wool Knicker Fanta, for ages 4 to 14, epedal, per pair.... ■ ■
Baft' Rennel Underwear In sizes 26. 28 and 30 only. at.
Boys’ all wool Overcoats, one line worth to 38 30, at.........................$4.80
Men’e Heavy Reeced Underwear, practically all sizes, at............... -38c
Man’s BUxed Wool Uoderwear, worth 7$c a garment, aale price— ^
Men’s Suita and Overcoats, worth to $70, at...........$7, $9, $11 and $l4loO

1 \ * i. V

i J

Travww^CItjr, Mich.

'tr.s

iWEST MICHIfiAN FARMS MID QRCHARDS

~nn y ■

CBAND TBAVEE8B nKRALD. AKD TRATESSI! BAT EAGLE. TBBBDAT, NOVEMBER 7, I»1;
Disc OB atwndfas the veddtu 4bsc«
mi To»y
Ur. mud Urm. mnk Kirt rlslua relaUvem mt

ProTemeu

Wodacmdar

ot

ia«t vcek.
The Mlaaea Moi
aUeodad

the

labce Klven by the band here Toesdar.
Tbo Mlaaes Ua*Ja-' and
Schotnberg

ot

Meartetu

Sebomberg

HORRIBLE
AtROCITIES

were la town Tuoaday rialtln* friends

Ura. 3. C. Mack, was

POmS WE

TAMMANY’S FIGHT
. '

.

■

Alter the |uocrnm the '«bom” agcMl

^

Jack the Claat KlOer—i'erry Nash.

lliafERE

WOMEN

lost rl^L

Queen

o(

War Correapendentt Report Meat E«tnma Barbaritiea
and Ooelara
Italy' Has
Vielatod
Every
Clausa 0* Oeoav* *—

' lK>Dd tebed In. cveryktalng belns a^

Mias Galliccaih and Harper Oalnp

UuSet—Uulev HUro ase'desemaiot a peal deal ol nwdli.
Another nibajpWtare ot this even' Inn's eotcrtalntneai was that the par>

- Hearts — Kmicciotta

enu came miui the ebildrafi retnraod
wUh

their parrots to

inf:

(bail buluss.

IraviDc oor lltile vUla«e uhloelestrd
Kins of

llrarts—Glen Nash.

m the usual llAHoaecn wa>.

Old wnman »ho lives in a r^HN^ •
l,!sl>rl Burke.

-*—••——declare tiiataupc- ...

.

THOES RIDQUFFE '
Tliomaa lUJ.-llBo. aged
.tied

at

his

h.iia»

alter a long illness.

In

71

A.-niu

WORK OF FIREBUGS""""

m

the Grand Truverse region for many
respected fanner* c( tbe vlUage ot
Arnie.

A »hort

piayer. service vsa

Held from the ho
o'rluck. af^r which regular aarvc-c. .«(-re held Ji7'm tb<- church at
Acme. «cv. Kiey of the Ftaurteenth 8L
M

K t-hurch offictaUog.
Act at Ones.

Deter not till tomorrow to be ertaa;
tomorrow^a.sua to thee may
—ivirtlam Cengrovo

How to faie Certain of !
Curing Constipation

t'd.'sirifTi.'j.ar" ‘i”

Letlrr*I recently ncelved from MiA
baa. Union, ~
lu
dscdala. MkA. 7S
Bad AM*. MHta.
Mn. II .11- War

{.","7? i'is; "Tfrt*‘r.d7k“ .h^mteV! K Si 'LJT .?

t;.;

•• s®**?

The

Antrim

ngid"’*
Harburgei, a well known i>oUJiitiii
llr-lun. bn ttyc nrganluillon caodldale.
the KuhOpposing : -. Harbiireer <
km slate li
for governor pn
the
IndcppndenMc league
ticket
a
year
ago
_i. i
•
I ISJI.
These were grosn
Tammany is fortunate this year In 1
rs who devoted from one t' ‘
(having no imernal strife. There were : P'****"! Erterta.nment Given by the
jp. TIm
'a few dlaagrecments at the primnr-'
School at Maple City.
were I
______
-------received 1242.38
cueumheis :ie*. bill none of the old le'sre* were ,
:lre^. snd Ihe organlsatmn 1* in as ,
.Maidr Otj . Nov. r-.—1 hiV te*< Iict
from t M
This was A return
of |I36.» per at;re.
John Maa^ek
ll.e Msplv Ciij Lrhuol gave a very ;:ui
avcdwgwl tno.2: ^an Bi-re from
cesNful caienainmeiM In (he furni c‘
ncrca.
RO.'Touiat rerolved »li:.28
convrr.uoQ
rcproMinting -’kldlhi-r
acre.

County

'Brofiu From Cucumbers.

U plamOng on issuinc a „

se;;;;;::::; m
SSK Z

HIlLflWE'fN SOCIAL

I »-s

and W. R. Ueller received IlftTfiC for
the crop harveated from one arre.
Vincent n(»7hon received relurns frrvni
4H arros St U.eeale of t:2.«

Goosif.-* tbo various rharaiirrs l.i-iiii:

'•C

GRAIN.
niiixgii.

.Nov.

■'c:

Sho-p - .sii.w.
place ef
my drat
fruit
lhavc nevknow last year,
.............. *"..»*>* tank
have been
didn't heed h
I

Ids Cltfaens Aasoelation has been ~
orgarlxeil

Board of Trade for the

Buying Prlca-

A
r

Hsanab A ^ Oo.

*

So:::::::;:;:'::::.6or
Travarao LU* Vli:.,.. U.
Wheat ......................................................).............

■>

Two WaMara Mlchtgan clUea were
ragiaaaalad at tbo oanoal moeUng
ot tbe AwScaa Asootaathm or Connsretal BnoMtaw at Loatarilta, Ky..
MARTIN.HITCHCOCK IN HIS CURRANTS.
Otaebor 11, II. «a< H. 1811. .They
• "I have been growing eurrants for 20 years, <
failure
weew Otwad RapUa and
Traverse
--B that
tl-" currant pateh
- . occupies <
t time.
My
and one fourth acre*,
Oty. Back was lugraaatod by
b
the
The lowest net price'received during the pact
years, was 84B6. and the
OaorstaxT ot Us Board of Trada.
s, M. C. ' price has ranged from that to
8700- In 1908 i
.....
> four acres Of atrawber• --------tor Drapd RapMt aod- U. B
riea I her
irvestcd
8(6 cases, which netted me SB76. In one year four items
-------------r. Throe
tabof a
*ar
Travoraa Ctty.
____________
small fruits produced as follews: Strawberriaa, 432
eases.
$40736:
— tattaa seat their cotn- •eherriea.
482 cases, *570.91: raapberrlea. 291
les. 13:
is: cases. *206.71: eurrantk
eurranta482
■
Toil...................
....
attros to Uo neoUnjt.
caaea. *21E90.
Total. *1.401.06.
This was only a part ef the erop off my
farm of 40 acres. In 1905 currants netted *592.22: In 1906. *600. The total
tat “
sum I cleared in 1906 from 40 acroa was between (2.SOO and *2.90a*

hope these band dances wtU prove pot>-

ccoAftcrrv. .

ulaf Ibis winter.

*.~Th*

dance the position ot operator ot (be M: 4t N.

fidmo by tbo bond boys last Tuesday

Lawrence Shalda of

North

L'nlty

store here.
ropwriany

tbe

........

Farai Produti

»aiHhg Frieo.

Billtuan to vlrii

ard to nurse her mother, who Is lU
there.
Un. Fred Dago

was

sboppiog In

Travene City Saturday.

Na 1 boroo bidoo................... «8J* osd ui

Mrs. Van Wee b vtalUng bar pat-

Mra.'Cbaa. BQlmsa tmd MrA-mOt- anta.at.Mt. Pleoaaot.

Mwwa Ant >r Ito Ml buc w. mt lell to^ ^Mflalvflta, in^ Sata^

OUR OFFIER

Tf7 to sack ot our BEST FLOUR toad
make as many baking* as yrta wlAb.
II yoB arc not aalHIled fbat II la aa
good as auiy other Hour you ever a*cd
lor brr'ad and pastry* retnrn the sack and
GET YOUR MONEY BA'K. Vom dealer
«vlll r( loDd It tvltboni atgomcnl.

HANNAH & LAY CO.

7-------

Special Sale of Dresses
A Dig Reduction

On Silk, Wool and Challie Dresses
Several broken lines of dres­
ses In the ahpve kinds—Many
of them are sample dresses.
All these have been marked
at
i

GREAT REDUCTIONS

E. depot here.
has aceeptad a gooltkw la tho drug

9hg aa^ wm Rm.

moTning. Mrs.

S;;*'—•

(rienda and relatives, and Mn. Rick­

Peter Sbetickof filanlitee has taken
Kor.

iEElEEE'i
ba.................................................................40*r

Jtt to «a. Mtoowlo^ ^(tt tbri ^ '
RToBton MkAlgaa D
raaa km «ooM»Itab4
^e
t
^ of! gnooUng
>
of todo roctao during tbe brief
ta vkleb Ms acthrlUea have
a over
been
I amplig-o* than baa
s
. ..
the
rHt*.
Kb adWHs and -oAlblU Jt has
tbe attooUen -of
'
n to tba doainblllty ot
...........................
r the state as an abldJb* ftaaiii and tboosanda ot acres of
Nj'Sfl bare Iwen purobaaed for bones.
'a Conaty Herald, Oct *6.

OtHr mr,

j:.:;.-,

map Id bright coinrs.

Ooofl Work Balag Oono.

-

lowrr.

Hoxs-Ksirb
Boards of Trade have receiLtly li.-en AK.-.:No, 2.81-7.-.*.2>'.
Hiiive .easier. 8r.7,,;.-o. clorinK at
at
ThompMjnvfHo._and
Sl ;.6r.
Beulah In the Donxie section of Weatcm Mirhlg«in. that this section mav
LIVESTOCK.
|,e better advertlFod.
The Elk RaporsarlEed

inirpoac of placlog Elk Rapida
plooo, pertMtao more, but I am oattaflod."

Tour Bams a
a wui do.

llarri Nil:!

Niiv
I. -W_cal.
i'.-'.i. ;
F. I>ehn of^lurrleMn In the Wex­
ford section of R'esK-rn Michigan is l-i.ru. 7«k-. Oats,
nrnuiginc in Install a iinichlne for
Toledo. NOV. of-Wboal-Oli 96c.
Ihe crushing ef sugar rsne whh-h
ntw. TSr. Com. tC.r, Onis. K-,
ehtno will have a enp.irliy of 140 gsl
Ion* of synip n dn.v. He has dlrcovered a varlciy of cane tha| doe* we?l
UVE6T0CK.
'In Weidern Ml'hfgan asd' is rich
Biiffnln. Nov. 6.--f.-itilr
Juice of n fine flavor.
From 1F.0 to
«.-,ivr. flmi. JT.M.-..:::. .
200 gatkma of good svnip per aci
obtalnal’le
— .-'r-rly
scIIvg.
sl-udv.
8i:f:'.r--.

a way of a garden, but l wanted a
------- ---------------------- a. Now I own 187, having ad^ed to
Mo piwfhB glaanod.
I bavs only-*''------------•r IhM 00 ooaurota oocoimt of «
(tfliSTj boakad MAOe and ovor.
___________
*n« two svaoka mIm in 1NB. And I knew that I
D Hr toy homa forty. I tfMnH wont th* money. I

by the school rhildrt-n a* (al-

6,-WlK-al.

-

.9ulta a Bumbor Cron boro are plan-

! -*.t ‘.-I.'" .7^. ■

oii.

well's ayrup Pe{»ln Is beU. tt M WdM.
v.nile. now-krtplB*—vMast.
actia.ur rotbartlca It cars* giaisalP
and plroraoily ro t
t work witbeat eelled pMpte ew* tt «•
tthcmaelre* to use ‘

i u.-umiK-r*

SiSSsSf-

years,
Friday

He bad lived In

>ear» and was one. ol the moat hlghLv'

Tto BMww af DavMopihant
The Wettam Michigan gUniJar «•
Woatert Mlchlgsn will bo well tolwn Tuortay.
Tbo lively dinn^
~ c“ w^t-eii a^ chlliltcn were *
Bed Riding l!cx>d-Gll(dys Clavelie
TwMt* Wmun Mtchlgan oonstiaa hlMt prepared for the Flwt MIeht- the front at the First Wlchlgaa l-and.W »»>« ca’topaign that closj^ today. shot down wiibooi i“,
the aer.:bla»ce el •- |
These little girl* sanr about Iheir
unusually heavy
ttmiA mtr hoards of inparrtoom at gut Land and Appla Show oonMatn and Apple Show acbednlod
for Grand I
•‘lb »'
acbedn
FtaglanU. Germany aud Austria ac1!*j
Helen Bloom. All>» liellingi-i.
_______________ _________ s an eiiraordln- trial
Whn Biipanttort’ October maatlngn. 4>t lOO targe )an fillod with ripe fruits
' ........................................
.......................
Rapids.
Nevember ........................
?-il. 19U.
v.
ar> amount of Interest for an off-year *"
M*e npproprtetiaas In hahmlf
of--------------tbe in----preMrvIng
fluids so .as ..
to show all hundred bushels of the final
---------------------- ----------------------Hubi-Vvash.
Setm •NashrVai«‘ rnc^
luuki-d fvr aopc. .
Sararsl Batnml shape and color.
Many of plea
r Blown In tbe state
Teivie
KiTihen.
Cailirmno
proxl-‘
Tbe prlDcipal reasons way the pjibthrough
Jars contain enUre boughs laden been
rured at a cost of appro:
^tsiailys riavelle. U-oae Nasli. Mau<kpoliticians r^ard the cain>7 would
beautiful (rulL This exhibit was mstely fZ.OOfl and these will make He and tbe politician
palgn as ol more It
paign
than the
----------------- ------------------------------ financial prepared u a cost of nariy «M0 and a maha dlspUy that will be
tine;
vny. and pracrannlvec'Aaxpayet*
in Is sn excellent advertisement of the prise to even (be most progressive year impurunce are to be found In
the Intensified bitterness of the old
aiw preparing frajt pn
Ivanced of our fruit growers.
•
I
Mrs. Frallt'k. Fern Hopkln*. Allc-e
fight against Tanunany
any under the rul.«p ngn thsAf sup^son
IS to make np- region.
ATTEMPT MADE TO BURN M0US7 B.-llinger and Jessie Kltehen isavc revOf -Buns' .Murphy and the professeiJ
BPCBrtnan at tn^ Junary
A1 WYLIE
- 'll of
fbur boarfls
1
of
irsl.
Blaxe Discovered Before Much Dam-i
agsliini Murphy.
age Wat Cavaed—SheriR Shutcr
]
The charge that M<iurpby is striving
Makea Invectigatien.
natloBalite his control
given tbe fight more
nnnnttw and the a
a of thMr nptil
Btlempi
«aa
made
Friday
night,
than. A Siate-wi
Slate-Wide Interest
Murphy
to burn u dvrAlBg cwned by F. A.
now dominatea
..
the Kmntae State alt' flaber. suiierimenrlent of the■ Wyli
uatloD.
— Weetr Idle:
«n JIMHiBB aa • whole end
ni _
^
Murphy
Intends
to
be
*
~>*.r
in
the
I
*«-ncu«*mtan ndvorttan their tp^ai
I Mr. Fl»her wav drlvnextl democratic
del
nailonapeonventlnn.; Friday
and incidentally
ally the
1
notalnarfmrpt a lng,al«;ns the aireel near a dwcUing
•e r* * hard
r health isI at vtsKe and the
r It I
•SIty be-'leved btnte which be uwnE. he a
W«MM lOn^ eou
> of rollah^^
>rk w
rittsrs fiocn voura. i-reladlce llivn bLninety <
JNe Oitar ProdwcBm ef Apptae.
-.
Win
decide
who
bnlMiiig
uitd
they
r
ihetati
aide
Daepttajhe fata that'hn^^ of
e>t-of
i^ple rufft
sufferlDx
rhnwir
...
-. people
ir- .'vk •
shall
be
the
wiTSVesUam Michigan are bring
coTAtii<atlon. sad It
William K Hearst erld<
U the opinion erf legions of rellabl*
up the EltuaUot: In about____ ________ ■Ilari«r.:. sis a H.ehwtttnrli
«f «a wkr'fm
neon j»o|4e the ni«-si stuUbt.ro
way
as
does
Mr.
Murphy.
He
ha*
wrappug
tatper
saiui.iiul
with
kerommv raaiwdo o
itimuon loiaelnaUe ran )« cured
«e
t;n- sli.-4
...................... Bynip
therefore talien lime by ihe forelock m"- til •*>' found in-side
■ bcief UM ..................
t-r l>r rwldwcirs
CRcl uAi! |iaj-' I'rpam.
•m. You ntay not
aot hate beard of It
with the InleotloB of first dcfcatlns . “I-i. t;:e fire broke
ta only shoot I
•phy____ ___________________ .. _ ______ - tially burned. The ton-tt
date for the democratic presidential I.' been ihn:st into the bnilditig
the- cjutslde.
tlloiy
many Is Ibo plan adopted
^Sa'igwas wfaidi give the yield in
about Murphy's defeat.
~
tol^telh. laat IByoium u
1 there WAS jiuthfng
Utait Is supported I
fully
. the htu an organ, which was
hccll ' I-erse
of the republicai
Land
I wlUcr
rimena' removed toda;
Indepesdebce league.
Sheriff Shuler was noilfied-early
.......... ............ ................................................ ..
. - ...
Mtahlga'ft. This firtii 1^7 approx*
Saturday and that otCiial
wet(;
to
ent
41.RMM mately om thousand sem undfr cultivation.
Each season
their peach
........
..................... I Wylie and iiuidc
an
invctitigiMtin.
have nominated a
SliST*;*** and ptum cropa run into the theussnde of bushels and they harveat frhm
many- tfckeL which has the Indorse Noiliixig w»s dlsrovercd to IcdltaH;
---------- -----------------thouaand barroia of apples. ... ...........................
so-called good the Kuiliy i«iny.
Mr. llsber suited
mens, of many ot the
t
^ _____ _____ - - ,
.» art large, and tf
that
he
did
not
know
of
any
jiorMn\
ggyernmemt organlaatlons.
• *Mf*.flO* m^ly la In the -hundiwda.
who would seek to ilo IHm nn injury-,.

....... w5io!ooo

ApOa

titan, thanks tn tbe teachers.

Old wumnn bo>s—HaroM , UlirBcr.
UM-lfcr Wak
Horvuch. t i-rc

OUT

fan was had

Supper- waa^a*^ niid

*om>KS.

Jack Homer—Johnnlo Kasb.
Ultle &Hbs
UkxMn.

a»>

ilr. FTtt. w« aaoMP^ia^^A^M

Bo rm>—Caibertno Blooai.

Bloom.

APPL18 »r«w
jArwkwo
AND wbAfvv
BEAN* (rv
tN WC8TERN
w-coiKnn wiw
MICHIGAN.
agpto •rehmrd on Ught land with beans 4>etween the
B tro.
tr«^-en tht W. Tbemu
on the oiH
Me «r «aMMM CHjr. The Inoeme from boane and ethor cropa,
I, whiel
which can be grown between frvit tree*. I
MeMoay aPMt to par the aapeoaoa of caring for an orchard until It <
e Into bearing.________________________
----------------,are to be olected io NowNow
York
York
county
county
j" "

saa^£T,35a^r"S

ms In Older

whOe each genU«Bnn<hoadlK » fba«L

I^drn, .Scv. t—Uail»Q <iu(>lllr* In
AFTER' TriirllKarloa.no a.■cm<Tiir,.;^d.
,n.and Kv tro i-ovors iha: Hclj or».er«o *w.».
king an.l >iiu-.-n- Neva Nash,
i-lrlllTMl marfare
rules
<o( ibe
,
.|m>w< » ar. ropertod as av-i
rliiranl Oaierr. Vera llann(«r.l.
iny ea.-h
I'-h 0
other rveariliiig their «-••• ;
Kiop (•olc--Fraak Ilannfoid
tilde of makitii; a cuncerlrd .
I Political
_____ Control.
locini} Tucker^,I..L Nasli.
that the '..arhrriilrs <
ew York Nov 4—A sheriff, foiir '*''®'^
*“•>
'lolkted cvci> I
Johu Strail—IriJlIaey.
“es O^^e
Slate supremo
suoreSe wi
'
m«riDR t oi.l *nuian-Mar> AialdoB.
,ea
the .State
eo
--------------■

--B

•

Berry Nash. letir>JurlDS James HopUaa as L|(ile So^^aiae.

Kinl: Uhias—Cjrll tlcreue.
MEN.

a Jrarerae

City visitor Wedn^p^.

Tom. Uw piper's son—wmie Amt- andlascw.
L—

Towuoy To< krt—Floyd Barte,'

Ur. and Mn. George I^VaUey have
suae to Gork'a amp (or the winter.

I very aueetive and

Uothcr Hubbard—KrUae -Nash.

CHARGED AGAINST ITALIANS IN
TRIPOU

auitoa

and relatlTca.

'■!

Jack .N'tmbic—Harr?- Naah.

J.W.Mmiken

I

I?:':

PBAtoJqMiaSttJ^itff, AS^^

.•S22.

p^rtast part in iba sM«ar iriatM.
tbit aaette. npitdallir tbs' nugiaaa
and aoekl Ufa. for aba aama bera with
Mr bMbiad. .ibd |ata Mar. a B.
IlfSPr, ta sm,:wb0 4brwa yaars afw
baeaaw Um paator of - tba Tbtrasb

»i

’Mra. Spoar w

IfleraiBoiis
FaiBoiis

JL—

■dnrfbnb.

Lamp
kaoi«liiltWtlmm><k

a aaUva of Oaotsla.
alao htr taaaband.
Rar. Mr. Spoor was bora July 4. iptl,
and inra T. Daway tbraa days latar,
July 7. mvaad May tZ. 186S. Mr.
Spoor and Mlaa Daway pwra marrlad.
la' tba dty wfaara tbay wara bora.
Shortly anerwarda Mrs. SpoOr U««bt
Ir MatUpoUau academy. Uataadmaatta. of
bar bnaband.waa prindpal for tbraa
raara. TbU wpa all tbe taacbhis Mrs.
Spoor dU. Sba then want with bar
buband to Obartlo. u.. where be took
tbeeloploal ooniwe In Oberlln Theokciea! aemlnary. cradoaUnp in 1861.
For 25 years abe laborad with bar batband in Mlcbipan. wbara be
tor of large CoagrafaUoaal cbnrcbat.
BMunse of ektra work In sufwrlntendlag educational work In connetclon
with his pastoral doUea. Rev. Spoor's
health tailed and
c^ to eontbera
CnUforala In 138C, wlatering In Codton. and coming to Redlands In tbe
spring Of 1837. where be and bU wife
remained nnUl each
thek deaths.
Mrs. Spoor was Ibe y^mgest child In
her tatber's family, all of.vrbom have
died. Since tbe death of her husband,
»lra. Spoor has made her borne wUb
her daughter, Mrs. A. Q. Hubbard.
with taen at la>ng
>. where tbe had nnusnslly good
health and tbh happiest time since her
bnsbaad's death. Tbe acUve life of a
bouse fuU of young people. moaUy col­
lege cfaolht of her
cheer and anpport her.
•'klrs. Spoor Is survrved by s daughT. Mrs. A-C. Hubb/fd. and a
Dr. IK'. L. Spoor."

Tl-ESDAY, NOvimmB ■
for two a

Stops
Ijnincm » a rdiaWe^ramedy for any bad of
hone Umeness. WUl kill Uw
^roirtliof qavia, curb or s{4ing,
abnorty eeUigeMts, and is
for gweeoy, fistula
nod thrush.

Mte Olive OohM if ^Cravetaa Chy
retnraed to bor eeboel last Satardav
after two weeks' vneeUeo.
Mre. OoUn Memo with two chlldrea
spent e lew dS» wiftb her sMer-at
Barker Ctptk.
Mrs. Flank Baer' and Mta
Beer spantABn^py pad Headar at the
home of John MMrlMkMlas Rena Manre and Mher returned hosae tram riaverae CUy Meaday.

Hara^ iVoot

EXPORTS B4ilims
HAVE NEARLY REACHED THE
BILUON DOLLAR MARK

UMW gaits afftew
•gtaWtomr
itagte
Witam OfiAfiMfiA
A^tte
r^ aen to R
M wi^ed larg^ to tbe Halted RtBgdem. Oermaay.
and Netherlands:
beets and sheea, eddefiy to Gaba. Can­
ada end the Unued iUagdom. AfitAare exported amtly to
India and China: plug tnlmixo in AueUaUa: and At.......................................
tr iarat gnaaUUaa to China, tbe Unitad Kiardom. Geramny. Natbarlanda.
Japan and India, mad in not
crable amounts to
ice every grand division of tte globe.

rtrjirj
sss.

tOBUL EMltli^
la Provided Per by Prlpwry l#w' ee
Lost Seturdey fo deMtery.

Heavy Increase Shewn (er the Past
pe^ts
,
Nm MontM.at PrhMlpal
County aerk E3w S. White has re­
Ceirtcra.
ceived ^from the Bwrriary of sUte a
M«. ErfywifawTwiii.iH*jjy*!■■»»; tmr»A— J?n?!S
raartf fit enroSmem books and <»pIm
Tbe valoe of maanfactum paiglAg «f the laoa primary Section law as.
Mt of tbe Cntted States in (be calen- amegded
the mi JegtaUthre.
j
kar yev 1811 may exceed one bllUon I The eec^oos emended are; Secdcdlarsl This eetlmate Is baaed upon tions 2. 4. 6. 12. U. 14. U. 16. 17. 18. ’ ]
* is good for all fann stock.
fignree of the bureau of staUBUes, de
28. 81. 33. 87. 41. 42, 43. I
"Mr l-n l»d Ira ebsto* thrt mn
aoM It two or tbroa-yoara a«o to W. C.
partment of commerce and labor, rov­ 4L 56 a • “
Hull, who ramorad tba old bo*aa». and
Wr« dnv *>d mr kca an (WaM vatl.
ing the exporu of
Bectloe 4;prnriAea (bat *ii ahall be
Oaa Ira dM Men f
Ibe HoiBaal.
bolU bit prosant masnlllcant borne.
bM 1 tiara *.4 kiu a^ amrt.*’
nine monibs ending with Septem
•cesa^' fo( all e4ytora to becoi
»>J.H.^.Wr..
A- J- McCArni>. l.lirL’It, iMt.
For aeveral yaara tba Spoor tatnib'
ber. isn. Wblcb amount to~478«d mil enrolled under authority of ibis ■
tba aodal center and life of the
Hon dollars for flnUbed manutaotures and DO elector,>abaU be deemed a quail 1
whole nalghborbood, and tbe twcaaaiiy
and 340^ mlUlon for
fled enrolled wieclor who has been e
Tk« tD^MTiag «otle« from lb« R«d- for tbalr ranwval. owing to the faniog
further ose In manufacturing, making railed under any prior act aobsequei__________ ____
Inda (CaUtonla) Dailr FlMm, of Or- baaltb of Mr. Spoor, wga greatly retbe loUl exports of manufacturM is to the date this an takes cJtcci."
FBwsr'sSwe^jtqc4.ai___
ttoh^M. at Uie dMlb of Un. O. H. grcttaJ by alL
Ibe period named 719 mlQioo dollazs.
Tbe 'provlsfoos ol tbU kiMIoo are *TF*^“* *'•
apotir. «iD rerlTo muy ploMuit
Tba following la from tba Redl
against 61: mllUoo bi tbe like period lB>|s>rtaat beroifbc a general enroll- I
«rtM MWBC tb« older rMldeou of
Pacta:
of 1810. Tbe Increase In tbe nine meat Is rcqnjrod. Tbe voters ol i
('fffTOap aty. The Rer. O. H. Spoor
months of I8II over tbe like period various poltUcal partla eball be af­
‘Frtenda of Ura. O. H. Spoor wUl be
^ vaa. lar aararal yaara. la tba nUdla
of 1810 U 17.46 imr cent, and ^
forded ao eppertnnJty to become, en­
tka paator of tba First Gonsre- grtered to learn of her death, wblrta
tbe increase during the iwmaindcr of rolled voters of the particular poUtlcal
- d tborcb of Trsrarsa City, and occurred last evening at tbe home of
«.
nx. M f"ihevear cooUnues at (be Mme rate |«rty with which lucy are afllllatod on
her daughler^rs. X. U. Hubbard.
aSMly bak^ad by ovarybd^:
Cent Sterne in ffewibiamion. >
the toul value of t
last Satxmter to Jaauary ot each
Sr«JW of* apleadld ablUUaa and Tbe Terrace.) Mrs. Sinor bad an
Ing to foreign couairies during fill year, and on tbe first Monday of Aiuil
r. and hia work In tba tack of apoplexy Sunday morning, loawm
be
about
870
oUUon
doUara.
When
tbe August pnmary alactloD. Uc^&ilu['''c^ratio^
vary saooaasta.L Mrs. Ing conacionaneas shortly altar and
toe
to tbU Is added tbe value of manntacboards are reouUwd to graateet string of five t
n of atrenc cbarac- gradually sinking to tbe and. .
•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
gotng to Alaska. Porto Rico and furaUb a duplicate copy of____
Md ably aatiatfd bar bu‘Tba tnnwal
are to be held
stores in America. Is aanounewd by P.
SOUTH MILTON.
Hawaii,
not
in^uded
In
tbe
exports
to
roUed
to
tbe
rouaty
clerk
and
also
•kfmtta hit oburab w^ Mr. Spoor
attarsoon at 3:30 at tbe
i by ber forwlgn couDtrice, tbe total outward ropy to tbe aacr^ of auu wltbln M'. Woolworto Co. SU l»wlnd m♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• Sunday evening, s
waa Uw tba flneat raai- heme of A. G. Hubbard. Rar. Dr. J. H.
caras aour toe new amrgfit.
South Milton. Nov. 3.—Floyd Chubb daughter. Mr*. Genrude Clark, and
mi ot ma^ntactures from conti­ ten days affor ^y paijy ofreUasent.
■Ua is tba dty, on
wnUams offldatlng. Interment wlU
came from Kalamasoo Wedneaday for ktjpa Hodges of Fife Lake, who ro- nental United Sutes In 1911 wlU mma
“
06 WOIWMI.
and WdUncton atraata. be private at hlUalde.
mal6ed for a short visit.
a Tltit with tbe home folks.
tbe bSHon dollar line. TbU will bring
Act No. 163, J>idi4c AcU of 1911.
and lor many years, owned
*1n tbe passlag of Mrs. Spoor tbe
J. J. Boyd and family of Kalkaska, Jlrs. font 1‘cpler. Mrs, Siryker and the toul value of manufactures ex­ reads as follows:
by Hon. H. C. Darla, who diy loaet a woman who bnd 'an Imare spending tblg weak at tbalr cot­ Mra. Toni Macoy acre in KJngsIcy ported In 1911 to more than Iwlce^i^
The people of the aUle of Michigan iwUtmtioa. yells* Jauadloe or riyu
Monday.
of tan yaatd ago and more tban^-l^ve enact:
Irnt liver trouble toey would bom
tage borne here.
that of 20 years ago. tbe exporu
Sectloe I. WoBtM who are eoUtled Uha Dr. King's New Idle PlUa, ngd
Mra. Emile Bactbl Is
of manufactures In 1901 biving been l» vou at school elections shaU be
Library Report.
bar alsiar, Mias Uannar Joll>^ for k
Iteiwrl ol I'lildli- Uhr.ir) fur Oetp. 447H Biinion. and In 1891 about 16.7 entitled to enroll at tbe same Umes
few days
million dollars.
fend ptaees and In the same manner,
Mr. and Mra. A. U Goodman apt
Practically all (be leading articles as near as ouy be. In which male elec­
part of last week with friends
of domestic manu^cture- show In­ tors are enrolled. Tbe proper election
Traverse City.
creased exporu wb^n romiiared with emrers shall rauie to be prepared and
C. D. Towne of Etk Rapids spent
tbe preceding jear. -many of (bam
aeperate enrollioeot books
Saturday and Sunday at tbe Hotel
making new high records' In tbe year for tbe enrollment of eucb women.
Watson.
approaching He rlos^. Iron and voters. Such women voters shall he
Mrs. M. J. Robertson fit jfkv
Naiural Scletirc .
Mc-el manutaciures. whiefi—head the
In such aeparaie Irnks undcr
qgr U.g gua4^t,tberhomos of
list of domesUc manufactures export- tiielr tuU names. Where eandidates. tgnEic inmaioo and that Ui
hretbers, FVuk' and Walter Wilson,
oMa psast. sr.
ter sehool oSlcm are to be nomlnaui^ •one moat raaimulblo Uu m
this week.
cauND SAnos
sudi
prtntary
elecxion.-separau batMrs. Sarah Tbomtwon and children
ClavelADd. In SB gfiMICBICAN
of eandl. Anas before toe Keull Uqn..________
Ct compared with 201 million In 1910 and
of Elk Rapids spent Sundar at the
i: I02li million In iMil. a decade earlier. dates (or school oSlcee shall b« pre- AtnocdatlPB of Wlacxinaln. vmatyjeborne of her mother, Mra. Ozby.
T“'«i .................
•onaosil the aSoru of tbe brewao to
SI jCopiwr manufactures. Inclndlng pigs.
Paul and Clere Scbeuller of Elk
have M brileved............
v«Novu mmu wv
>a •swra-j
'4J bars. eic.. will appraxli-----Rapids spent Sunday In Sontb Milton
''jresfwosIblf'pantriiraBU^' (te'ttdiw
nnce with this set shall hare tbe rlgbtj
tbe home of tbelr grandmother.
(or scteol of- «bly----------------------------------<
pared with 94 million in 1810 and S3H to vote tor candidates tor
Mrs. Fhtberlowe.
T«*l ---:.................
jmllilon In 1861. .Refined mineral oil fleers at such jrimar, election. Thol* Uqnor boalnem. but 4hat,
Dally averas" kc, Harold Lebner spnet a fc*' ds}V last
■n
sho exceed 100 mnuon dollars In rasuiu of such primary eWiosa sbaU
week at the L^hoer cottage on Torch
Men in rcadina
worst feawres.
Ukc.
•oiiidrcii M.. Tulul,*'’*' calendar year 1811. as againii 89 be cartlfied by toe proper boards of
out of every fcnndrefl, ^ too
'mltllnn last year and 67 idIIIIod iii canvassers to (be prqpw oSLclals wito- dins fiMtM be rioeed H (Ira-Anrwetn
»Ira Dell Fox will entertain the
t
/
ob
U
way
so," said tbe.MSteM
tbe----------------ao,"
In ten days after such primary olco
Wood
Ladies' Aid iblB week on Thursday.
Dully average .75.
of toe Rotal
.
_________ _
tall tAgwov.lMalew'd
tions of exceeding 90 million dolUra In tion.' The provlsioarpf Agt number tion. "Biu the Uew«4aa«ggdBipOB6fWm Ackerman transacted business
two hundred elgbly-on« (3S1) of the ble tor toe dtvas." MspDpiiiiii^t fl»
Id Traverse City the brat of tbe week. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦411911. comiwred With li-' mUllon
Public AcU of 1909 are hereby nude cured, "and (bey rafua^ jtxKwtbM
ELK LAKE.
♦.1910 and 46 mlltloD In 1901.
Hopie<and 81 Cbeney of Kalkaska
except as toe contrary mar OM for fear It wlH.lsswnikfl npU Of
B|«nt tbelr w^-end varation^at tbelr ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦dl44| The gains shown In Ihe four greai
beer.". That tbU
. np■ herein e
father's farm. Vetarnlng ilonday mornraw Uk-e. 0.-I. 31 -Mif., K:uc Gra jciaases of manufactures already dislug li tline tw sebooL
ham visited friendB In ilic m-ighbor-|rtiBsed are typical of those made In
Obto la nMUpm
SCHOOL REPORT.
C&uiioil 'C'ACTS. plain fpcts, are often hsrd
Walter Wilson drove to Goose Creek hoo<l from Sunday until Tuesday ofioiher Imisirtam clasaes of less magni
Tbe following U toe school report
to tell vrithoat faortine soaeThursday with a lopd ot hunters and Ibis week. She leotc* for her home in <„idc In the exiwrt trade. The Indlfor (be nfonto ending Oct. 37. for (be
bo^'g feelingt.
Tbe lari.v consisted Togo. Saskaiohcwan. \Vcdne»day.
i ruled totals In the full year's extort Yuba
___________
robool
of Wm. Wood and eon. Ed Wood, of
Clslr Monlstm siwm Tucs.lxy, .the .m^e arc. In the case of agriculiural
Number of glrU enrolled. 24; n'um
Bat, ai agents for Gar and
l Stevea
.:ln plcmcnis. nearly 4<» million dollar*, i"'rr ■»» '«J» enroJfej, U.
El kRapIds, and H. C. Wood of Qk :tth. in Traverse ftty.
and Rangei, we have no desire to
Igyuls PirlHo. tlw
M> young lialUn who
Lake. We export they will return
S sweT do that—no qaairal with any Mail
wbot and killed AII hHurdi.
the ticlKliliorhood this week. an.l I.
loaded a’ltb game and glory.
nilMInn "a detade ago;> .rolloD
of altcDdance.
!)jwM»awiS Order Stove Concent or Catalof
V.IjrGniagr
.
u.
ivuuauxx'. Mi plus.
...............
brawl In Wexford rco ntly, .pleaded
John ami Dorm lli-ckiD with thrlr nanitfarturcK, 45 million dollar* In I 71k>m- neither al>wni oor tardy dur guilty to yuattslaughtrr and wag/(■wives, from .North Milmti, rivnt Kat- l:‘M, a* against 35^ mlUlor. In '9I« !
-nool by Jndge Uayne lo a Urm of
It is stove bnyen for'whom we have facu worth considering
Wilson. Violci cietn, MHvtn from five io nrtr-cB yean, la tbo loato
♦
MA>fFiCLO.
‘ ♦ orosy cvcDing au-I SiiDda%
l Will and 2f. million in I5«'l: leather an.l . Ebla
‘
jTbomiamti.
Calvin
—practical. proBtable facts w:beoever you are thinkiag of boyTbe young
Geo'a.
maOufsctiireK. 5u million dollars. I Clem. Agoea Fife.
brreiob.i.' lorne a good repuutfoo. It ,
ISg asy kind of a stove or range.
klaySeld. Nov. 3.—Mrs. Vandervonrt
Soon Munn. wi-ni t.> Trai. -n.* t'liv
,i,h ,^34 million last vear
Helen L WhIiMin. Teacher
I- fiill> realised In tbe oamtpiir“~
and son, N'lctor. of Traverse CUy, Friday evening rrt.irnmc Saturday.
wi.er.r K,r
Kir crlmc wccomd thal toe aa,nd
and ZV
» uiHllon
niHllon a decade ago; chem
cbem— ''
Inoii Hill It* entire day of drtakigg sad
Spent Saturday In town.
Mildred Hand
Sali.rrtay with 1<»1*.
leal*, etc,
etc. 23
23 million
million dollars
dollars in
In 1911.
1911.
Von must h.\c ^iT'healto
V.h- diunkeoDcm were direcGy rrepon^
Miss Marion Gibbs returned Satur her sister. Mr* Cii-rec Munro.
compared with 22 million In IHHi and |can'l have good health If your liver Is
day from ber visit in the upiwr iiealn
Ruth Hawlo or Ktk liapids s|icni 14 million In I9i>I. sod rsrs and rar-lnM dclng iu duly
Slow- but ware
_
_
_____
aula. Among othpr friends she visited s..inda.v with l.uiltc Sour*
rlagcs. about 35 million dollar* rn ! P®**"""** '•
"" «"
Gmc, had been hU friend. The killing afAl
,, 'under
such condition* t»ecauie ml Iturdirk end the ' — ----- —
Mrs. Ellen Barnum at Gladstone. Mrs
Mrs, llownmn. «h,. hr,>
n visiting j ir,7 ugiifoM i.rn.imorfo 19fo'a7l,11
’
-gcllilrg
into
the'of
laniis
llrlllo
>IneUmiU
-WfdooOi say this selfishly. We only uk that you inveatigats
Barnnm Is iniprovlng In health and
her daughter, .Mrs Ar. ltie Can...... |niiiiion In I9i)l A notc.unb, feature {.VkkI,
Rich
SI’C.MtilBHRI
ril^ic forguiu-d by tbs vnicra
Olmads before you bay. That's all. We are glad to rest the
present busy at settling tbelr n
last nameil riaag I* the rapid ; COATED PM,1^ put 1
tbat erJioa of (be Mate wbea to
fUttlSr on your jodgment then—when yoa tee oar fall line of
home which (bey have Just bought.
n (be quesKun aa to wfaetoar
dcvclcpmeni of the exivirt trade In au |«•»* slonia.l aud bowels
dilMt style Oarlaods for evety pwpose to salt
i
yoar needi.
i>- entire *y*.
lb"
aaloun In sulob tola
The Hallowe'en social given by tbe^
unobtles. which ba* risen from Iras
..................
* I tem.
Price 25 c
bv Atnerirgn
toBunlued shall r«Aata
Junior Bpwoitb league Tuesday even­
than a half million dollar* in the last j
sloro
Ea<haogc.
lue*
ing was a groat success. Tbe schoolhalf of the calendar year 1901, the
bouse was clereriy decorated in borJ^oVMdO yMnyCSsrdndaievM
earliest period for which Ihe record
was kein. to 13 million In I9in and an
Indicated total of 15 mitllon lo the
absolutely
popcorn, pumpkin pie. doughnut* and
tar ending Drremtier next
coffee were sola and ghosts and gnbword to express
A fctudy of our exporu as m loun
Uns helped tbe Urge crowd to mske
tries of deaiiDitloQ Indlcsles a wu;IJ
the ef.^icacy of
(ride distribution of domestic manulai
Mra. Frank W. Browneon of Frank
lures, aucb In^trial ronlcrs as (be
tort spent tbe week cbd si tbe borne of
I'Dited Kingdom. Oennany and Bel
W. F. Jackson.
glum sharing with agrtniltoral and
Uentensnt and Mrs. Rivet left
ifarailvely undeveloped aectlon*
k> last a
Blrebcroft tor ‘bwvwrae City Ssturdaji
BiRb as Canada. ArgeoUna. Mexico
teUcr,witb<foobleateri body, wMra. J. L. Gibbs and Miss
sad China In tbelr Increaalag purAvwd by eeoc bead rivsia, drivw
Wslter went to Traverae City Satur
:baaea ot Amerieaa manufactures. Ca­
rotd by band, not tbe flat kind
day for tbe day.
de nbe bead of iron and steel manu .
Miss Btori SkKuun of Klncsley vis­
in ti e Ircatr
(actnres. tot example, our typewriters
ited her May trtonds In Mayfield Sunare aold cblefiy in Great Britain and .
of
finy.
Garwiaay; our metal working macbln;,l
tbe most bennOfol of autumn
cry la Germany and the Cnited King-1
JewM Raacna ara quick bakmw
alghu was toe flight
dom. With France and Camda a^ nthbaeaaae-tbe beat M cvraly dlatribflocks of wild geeoe. awne flriU
Important markets Oer sewing I
oted around tte oran, bakes on tbe
low that tndlvldssl Urds wltb tbelr
machines are exported principally to ,
aero rack as well aa 00 Ite «vm
One
toe t'nlted Kingdom. Germany and
oboerver reported baving seen twentyBraxll: and tmr steel ralla. mostly to
Mven flocks Friday evening and Sat­
Canada, tbotigb Japan. Arg^na.
urday moralng.
Mexico and oriental coa^rlaa are also
Mra. James CrandaR and ion ot Key­
Caatea. toe CaltCcroe and gtt valuable toots about Jewnia
stone sprat to* week rad wtto Mrs.
ed Kingdom, and Aastnlla are toe
CbnndaU's mother. Mra. Karts W«tf.
IcodiBK atarkM for Amerieaa aotoma
Mtas Mabel Kirkpatrick spent Tees
bilea exponte. Oar mepavta of a«ri-

Standard Oil Coiftpany

aa n ciuhiriim

AvTMfv C. Hm^giUssd,

SLQUrS
mOMENT
•JUlf Lk

IBBTRETIIlfiEiit

m

FARMERS’ SOIVSIII

pr.:;;;.,

fcY;:::;:
^ertVorK.::

STOVE
^ BUYER
WARNINGS
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W4io Pdiyflrorlt?

ft«y Where You Can See
What You Get-At <IOMC
Quality

5^.

Service^

THERE IS

"3“

JEV/EL

.■?Sw5S.-b.S

Scott’s
Emulsion

After AUBas Been Said

I tliie Merir Wins

QUICK BAKERS f

Yon caB sec for yonrself

I Ki (iHS, oii.ns
BRON( Hiris
'ATARRH. GRIPI't:

II Must Be A GARLAND
At me

MyjMil.ci)'

Laar a ufx ti

I ij

YOU Need a New Rabge

RHFl'MAfhM

flay to Klwritor.
Mtt Akrit* retoififld to. MnyWfl

ttelafIt RsHii. FtsMo and Cwimsy)

F>ank TniiOl^

OIUN^ TRA^^E ITKRALn.

r/C!SV5’!?tfia^

t^TERSt BAt SAOij, ftlfejPAt, jfervag^ ,7, 1911.

BAMIITON aolHING GO.
Tlie Largest Qothlng House In NOflbern Michigan.

Slore Front” Call and SCC Ul§ “The Same FamiUar Faces Inside”

Overcoats
•5^

%*»*s

Kl

The warm kind.
Convertible collars. For
warm weather tarn
collars down.
L^ IheFor
cold weather Salts gnaranleed to be
simply close the collar superior to any ottered
at the neck and no cold at these prices.
can enter.
$8.50 to $25.00

a

$12.00 to $18.00
Higher grades up to

5:4

■>'

$20$

$22, $25
The best goods—
best makes In Ihe

$20.00 and $25.0J9 country.
.V.-

Underwear

The best make to be had. Staley Underwear
-*‘St|dey”nilderwearls extra gooiHn size, splendid
■wnatt^ goods. riTce 6I these goods Irom $1 up.
H pays to bay It. Olher lines Iroih 50c up. ;

StepOefUkon

M

Slits f8.S0 up
$10. $12.
$14. $16

Special prices within
the reach ol all.

iSr

"3

Undenwemt

HEAVY
PANTS
Dutchess and

cmrt.u^«cLact<rMr«i

Zero Collar Shirts»We keep Iheniir
Heavy goods $1.50 to $2.50
li

h
/^TRACOOT

other good

We carry a great Une ol Boy’ and
Chjidren’s Clothing
An exclusive boys’ and children’s deparlment

makes.

Only
HaU Price

i

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«B*ND TBAVBISB BmAIO. AMD TKATUkl BAT KAGLK. TCES^T,' KOTEBBBt T, UU.
» to Wm Hodpea. attract tbo HMa to jfaar 1
and ptoM ataSb to •onet in' tmAmr^ I
I on abalf tk» a
r do«to« tpo toctod oor <
. eraoabnto. ata' I Ifka W V«t ««D. I toko bU Mo- oliitor Umg? Mr. Bdvkrd Ho»a For- karo tried.
erltke. «o *111 trtM Ato (root cori- .
Uasr tumo
vtMa.. .eiicn
.such aico.
dtoa Tker'
are mbtu
foartk tombt
rood or.. tanUa- uao.
boah. woo
wbo iitot
llrea in
ta Warotea.
Mi
♦ ktoa aad oiben. mmaj
loer ax»
wareooB. MBoa..
j, «*ai~rllT too nail oott; to brtoc Ub to Mskt. ' '
♦ as biuer^veto aad Vli»tola craaper. goan orKboieUc. ap^ltoc, phyato- aad to aa Mtoonty oo bIrdA *toto
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^
♦ wmujm-a. Tb-.«u«»«ii, ioouatmi.pi.1. PI—— — n. Mete ter ute «»wte..ctetei ^o.
♦ •nMr lood »r bw. M u»ll m«h . — M Mtete
-KriLM,- Uwn 0.1 — ttteS.
f
♦ ••>♦•♦»»•♦■♦♦♦•*♦♦ I—. M,
te.„, te tt. ten.. Lonitelpp—.
-Wtetee Ftetete.tel WIM Kte.- T».
““
„ WUd tatep «11 — b. piuitt. M
Tlte. Nrt«».
X.U««1 A—teoo. M
“
o. . 1—Atel. ^ lb. ««—p—
“ ItoMW Y«w»i F.ll« SmmMm 4
- Tko birdie Itoo ba<A to ^ba I
.1 teibte. pMteteOb. teb.1 b. b.P
I te. —
<tel lb b.r. Pbb l« SbckUte W— 11.1. . .pntel teU. ^
»W b. «U. ol mp 11.11 1>
lb. ISSltote Pn. 11.
«
- too ttod,
i
............___ ..—.a™ tte lb. ■pbte.nn II ib.r wOl in... • B.«teiU»..nl«.. P—pb p«. n.4 Ite. M i..r P—te.1 U —p u
<» H. bbte te.b.terp. bh« 1. • 4«k r« teblnte. .Ob ..bMi
•
I Mil up iteiter n —» p. ♦ AM
l^b M...r b. —. Ate.
^
ibmibn. MU .nu prlpi u lb
Him— UoAnp «1.
U pb»ild b. pte «. «iib. Mill “U- lAiplb, biuu. o.p. tb. piteibl
•
___
«,. Pote.ni wb.M
teiblMn. b— Mbb.
bteb inU, .
Ucte M lb. bbtete. Tb. llilte irte ^ ~lte. b tetel-bM «l—p bte. bU
W MMIteWtttelb
WFO» OBMI
,.♦
chelf one farorlle food, aad atarta i .
I am added w
#: I Will try to be M kappr >• I T
Ml. Forbuab eaya:
-Ba^ t*Ea«Si to*Ooldeo Dorawe bate aince At algbt of ua. atUl aa atooa. be roteea
After a wbOe U sar be eoBoldered
Twwty-nlno yeeTa ago 1 Brat beMaple CUy. Mldu 8. P. D. No. I.
bU aurprisa asd doaU by tojbpHfbnl,
called ii toe ^t^Ctototi
_____
gan feeding tbe fwlater blrda
in
•bito grow
I
^ .1 «M try to bo tovlod, belpfM ^
A large *todp#dwtog toai could
*«>»dl«to. *hlto
ikmOct. S7..i*ii. iboae daya no obaerrlng boy «bo
J $mt Mad to Otorybody ood to ♦
vrbiT.
aBlmali for drtnkinc pu^
—.—A .Kte
.te -.te—
.A ^ tooered durtog otorn u> keep off
»• to appraattoea. anDtor
Pt«|ld6m—
^ •wryatrtofltMof.
«
As lotereottaf letter reached year
when toe rl*er to lioton.
_
_
nolae
«d
ibougbi .I would
wHte jvu
yon aa «r«
A . tf
If I erer
etrer n»
fall w
to WylaB
wyiuug to
w -w
do »
♦ riwioani
Prtoldont uu(
tn weea
weto iron
from arm
Avk ValeovaianETerytWin around toe bungalow,
Ererythlng
bungalow.
* in«Maui.
wwu~ wnie
_ reanlafc Inter- '
repeatedly untU ha
« «Nto tolitob I wfll Try. try ♦ ecun wbo Slrea at klngiley. Ara j,r. Ford-, Momer eotlage. to allowed “toe to tot yon know that I am
,^^3 hodi- 'tier when laden with ano . Vlttw^ ‘•‘‘to*
•
♦anya:
- lo.gio- wild and a inore ideal place
tope you and tbe SunAhlner. are
;
we aball often bare to awep the a
•
.
♦ Daar Praaid.niter wild -Irda could not be found. So ‘to aame. I am to acbool now mv ing'“*•*
““
to toe tr«g-by hunter, and trap^
“ “ **
'• • -lulrrer. tail .0 b«by?
• ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦•■ 1 bare nerer wiiUen to yon. ao 1 friendly are the blrda that a wren
«*nia la Ntea Hodgea
j^ra. 80. Ul^e Wlnllr of 18T6-T7. I
*» *» •*“"'«
A natural gue*. to that It arta a. a
M)M eLAMA aATO. MHefc................................
thought 1 would write and tell you
i« , po* a few feet away from «toto. are artibmetic. apelllng. >«ti^^1. atyle of .belf
become.
torlng leaper to In
about toe blrda. A robin built bto tp, bungalow, and a downy woodgeography, pbyttotogy and
wlnd^
pcpnlar with
with tbe
tbe blrda
blrda. and ou anowy "“toir, but well known actooUsti
bte. ». Ob, P.M. p..., M bu— Pteb.1 MIM . bbl. lb lb. pote ,.p "»«I r-4.r, 1 .» ...Iv.
.14.
...............
People have mmulalned to me that moinlnga we may find from ato to a
“ P«>»r*'tton agalnat e

SUNSHINE

II'

turn —< imtrtww

,

; .te, - u. teMi* b..N« ♦ th.

p«..io«.Tte —T^,“bru‘”.M‘r^rbr

1Mb -.1.. ib.1 CM.A teiATbi - - " — r“u rb.r.s; -- "Si"'™

.—~

te*. “.s

M’i^\r„riii'^bii..'^

'"b.r-te“r.

^'"“i-z:rr.r^nr ^^iT^rr si:r

r"'I£'uiE'£€'r "".-".“"rte.te'^t*li":

— r..r:;.!—

b A. L. away.
aub ibla w^k.) counted » blrda*
»<■ ■ totion.
One ttor Pkpa caw a bird By upon neau within a plot SO by S0« feet .
. U.ten, ib.1 .te bteiMl o. Mr .bowl., li «>clte oUbliM. Mr. Bbl^ ^

? —tebUbTb.il.r'b'lZ «' IMIbi;. .>»« W.4.,
— Ti
"•
“*•
^Tim«' P'm. ib lb. clll or b«l»TO. II « «•- -'M... milbbU a, Ib. b™i
, bb4 te.4 Ib Ib. luten. ..4 .tetete. Ib. .bb.te.r ..4 .111 nM. 1 b..4 > » A I «hi14 te. .1.1 MM IIM(te P
U»4 Mi, J„a b.1 tete or
Pbl tete. .1 b.r bUr U lb. tebUte. bteiUte lor lb. .Ibter rMbte, .u P“P"-J'
“
.I|„i..te4 ^ te"i™
l">» ib.

bbtePBlllB
r t; Iftl, I
'

While the fuglUre

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T—P.

, Vr ^

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bM te

0.1 1, tb.

~»Pl« '■ «»

MmWtor «r nsmep on the
Ml Neeembar 1. Hit. 1.1M.

r5.

Tte«Ue.a^iier ninoM Mieii
UttlM^ultor. DatJOM.
D^Ptel.

ou*. and l^a mamma and papa blrda farm!
took ear. or toa little blitU. asd tbuy
Your prealdent to very happy to
•U Sew away.
be able to teli you about thto bird
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becauM it baa attracted
We. ^»e
pUre to our back. j
for toe chickena to dHnk, an« the the aUentlon of even the United
The Department

BO. 71.

City. ilNd. E. P.

I.

■ . Sl-j^rnaT^'r “to ^to^a Uvt^'« “uto ^urtoe^oM^

KTrrrri*'’ ”'^'^rr.;;p.,«teoi4...4te.i.te. r.;r
■hi Ohow Mapla aty. Mich..-*, third grade.
r. D. Na 1. . Name aeu by Almtoa
prom

j thought I would wrlte you a few
hb«,
te(l you that I want w betoug
toe Sunabtoe Hob. I am
|»inr to acfaool. I am to the fourth
,e,o,r. and I uke apelllng, arlthntctlc. language, geograph}, and ph>-

se,M_r , uule havaeed from ibeham Prriment. Th<»e who are not accua„ 15lble floor, bn toe bare giwnd «>««> »° approeebtup birda will be

“ ‘® wnhlttg. Parhapa
for a tew mlnatea
orc enough to gather a tew ttlcka
a,„u, ,be yard. Millet or asy bird><> «•«"* unite near toe windott, -tI‘®‘
*.„|
wlthcut dlaturbtog them, if a
t«««‘>er and aurt a little blaae. Peeli
good,
doean'b
It?
And
Ifa i
^uct or beef irlmi
, fcaah<urtaln. to hung acroaa It. for toe
than puHIng
tnmlpa.
on the branebea of the ireea beyond- W'd* will not be able to aee through
tnrougn
------------------ any-

h*!'" S:.

"pUTaro^L^-bat'ildV' t'^CTrL.I: Zut

rr-.rn.^".„-4'-“prte‘'p’ i-to“r.r. ■“jr.r-n.'r

Li^!

^ rcuior your ..........................m.

,

era' namea r'

Z
to the ainoke. aa cloae to the blaab

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Ava Valanconrt.

•UNSHINC CAAOLC MOLL.

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^
Gladys Kllwy.
liow old are your Uitlo brothera?
Maple City. Mich, a. P. D. NO.
rjNSHlNB teTTffRS:
they
arhool?
at----- —t by iota Wtoctam.
Mopto
City.
Mich..
R.
F.
U.
No.
1.
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Z.IW acraa that he haa A—A^ A*®
r\M ■»? mil
HilTti Ka«r. mi Unaa KUwy,
‘S"Duckier Mich
la^ *hird reaerrep" and
1 CHy. MMh, R. P. D. No. t,
,1^
•
Dear Prealdent3,_
Bottor, wba
Our
taaebar
asked
aa
to
write
you
0^^,
Presidenta oa«t by OUdya hllry.
- Pr^«,t of toe Michigan Audnboa
^
Sodety. tost he wanU Mr. Batler to a toUer. I go to tbe Good Haro-. ., t,,, „
•UNSHINB POEMS.
help him plan
ouuiu AamiMU/.. oiaui
A^Uttto Vianar.
Jurt think, boya and gtrtoi
4.1. lA.1 -te-4 .. 4.4 pour. 41..

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I MMMt toU TM ta« ta «U^
Pdr «oU the aecfM'a hid.
I *a»»b apM a mooabaam bright,
Iftmt dPwa the oacto be ^

Sa taitakt toe Mtooaa Maide
•te a lovely gaity gowni .
I fetUUaat rad aad yellow.

«o.r r,^__ 4.. 4»...,i.. 4™tei

iBMctt and weed aoeda? Tbaae men
ate both vary buay people are* what
grawn-op Mlk call **i
............
they think It to worth while to spend
a great deal of Ume and thought and
money, to saving tbe birds to Miebh
gan. and lo toe eoUre connttr.
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aad button. I have a slater and
bnKher. Please send tbera each ^
button, too. My brother*, name Is
Walter Kropp, hto age to sixteen, and
by alater a iia.je to Orpha Kropp. age
three. I should like to have bar Ik?
^ /wai- 0,11

S ^^Llir-'^4 that
‘“R“"'i
It could not get at them, bi^

Iwld Mrda that might olherwtoo paas any one ever see a bird ahlTer?**
onto tbe South. Tbe blrda may not
Probably alt who have malntalaed
lind ibf food at once, but usually they
a wtodowobeir for feeding birds In
thto Ullwde have seen tola FOx“'•"•'•'•eil “ »• sparrowB, Song-aparrowa. Jjincoa And
"«» ““'-e- ■
Chickadees tremble with cold early
•'*** ‘M”* P”‘ "P <>" wvtre momlnga.
c" the ir.^ nwre.i the'^ou.^ to
thermometer at 38 dagrmto

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VtaWa g tav mtlo Mkw.
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lOtetel 14. wcHd .Mte teteteUiP. 44 tetel.rte I4te 44 te I...4 .xte

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tete V lo

it doeant bun tbe lamtpa. even
though their lopa are half out of the
gnmad. Ultto they <ara for the cold
—either tbe golden ruiabagaa. or the •
big fpUowa that are pnrpto on top aad
white below. They only alt aad a
at yotr unoc
ly untll^ lark
«'•«» o"'
“>•
l*/*'*^

“

. off thfir green lops with a knife, and
_ ^
.^TE?
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*'«*»• “> *»' P*'""* “P
freah meal to pm out near tbe bouse.= feathers for warmth.' In'such weauV- “•*
, and during cold atonna. some
* Ago«>a. In toss thaa os Uma
A block having a akK cut In It to
'.4114. tectete4. ..4 .4.11 11111. Itellte
4.. »« tete ,14 ..te..
receive the butt of a limb to next
te.y
4,
pl.4tel
up
4..
.44
14,.
lu
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“"tew «“~
tbe third grade. There are six In nsilrd up « a wlndow-slll.
It U of the Sieaieai'lm“f*
“ •on't do t
Which Will spread over mon Of the
" riteTte-':.:'";; ’7n visit It 100 often, and ao yon woto
well. My etudle. are reading, arlth- **'«“>* “
“»‘* »<>
„ keep a conatai
te. t aup•dbahlne b«lna
metlr. .DeUlne -nnd tonguage.
bmrusee
M»
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^
plJ\«ltobre^orttamVtoutbwtoe
Aa yoii look toward the weot
loacher a name to Grover Fuller It
to
afiemooi.. and
-IteJ 4.te,- .. ,U,.
4
^ 1,II 4tel4ll n.lU4 ..te. LpoPtot—.
, ,upp„e „ j,
raimng In Trav. **‘®'*» Provides the birds for it la then that they are moat to
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erse CIO'. 1 have a lltUe sister -Her **“*
M'ecd”i. 'lt' 'we also'wilnne"feedlM
*"«>»•• Wta >»
name to Mabel. She Is coinlpg to
“ them tor the summer aad so malnuin
®f the hlllotos and of the
achoo. next year. She to on^.lvc
* Urg^r, num,:,T”7 b.^ds aS^Tc ‘“nilp. themselvto. but mmn toey too
r their dally allowance of protein
»
gone.
*rhe
day
baa fairly begun
years old.
have a new Imuse.
^
would oibdrwla, live'
. 9tt 8 tta trato to told.
We have a little tol. that will run
-^n there.-bul that to another story.
®» O®'®*
Tta Mrckm all fima top to toa.
and Jump.
hlbemailngg l“...
,
her that are the very flnaal of all the
Ba dMBid to etoto Of gold.
Your friend.
sect, and Insecu* vgM from our trees
This method of attracting and doYou'ate getting warmed op at
atid shrubbery. Small pieces of sue*, mrsilcattog the birds has proved ao
^ ^
whlto bnlldlng ahelters for the birds.
MapleVcity. MIA . R. F. D.
1.
Saruh Zuc.
• wound on the limb or tta twigs suiv-vstfiil slib us that they will, to Somehow the field-nt—|
a much
ftag ta took A gHOartog leiola
CM taxes Were put up for them thto
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"’bat a nice letter you have writthat DO one piece Is within a foot some cases, teed from the hand. It piMn^nter place than It did a Utile
|PMi midatitoaUi tta eavat,'
year, and a great many btrdA mcatly I>va7 President—
ten. 1 think >-oumust have
happy ]
> Aad Witt It. m my window,
of any other. If this dIrecUon la ob- baa beounic necoasary to keep doors while aao. The Jokes commence lo
purple martini, blneblrdt. and wraus.
I am in acbool now. t am ten years times
at school,
'
PMW MMh ahtatog HIvar laavaA
served there will be lltUe quarreling, and windows'dosed at our house if py, .nd each man and boy 1s trying
took pogbeaaion and raised their cun- old. . My leacfaer'a name to MIm
and sevi-ral birds may oflen be seen we w ish to keep the blrda.out of our
ggp
biggtat turnip.
•■ta IHr and mat«y palacaa.
nine little fAmlliea. Next yeaca new Hodge . My studies are reading, ton.N'eaaen I'lt). Mich,
' fata ttwara «nd tomplaa grand.
fevHling ai once at the same window, rooms. i*bl. kadees to^ld their nesis ^nd before yon know It tbe blast of
kind of tax to to be tried. Invented gunge, physiology, apelllng. and aiiihixt 34. j»ii
*Mr Uka Pm aura was aaver tea
The n. kadees . oon dls.overed this *“
and rear their young In „
h„„
fmm the bouso, aud
°* by Baron vod Bariepach of Germany, matte. Will yon
please send me n DearPresident—
4
Owside of iralryUad.
ew source of food aupply. and they ‘»^**s pul up lor them at door «i«l j, |,
to go lo dinner. There are
aad tta raatlc atyles are s1«a to be card and button?
t have a little sir- Tthought I would write you u few
--—
,,,
worse thlnga than pulling tumipa, ■£•
used.
■
s ter warned Orpha. and one brother lines to remind you ibsi I am a Sun
*“
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Wtoil this btmy little man.
About a doxen feeding ataUona named Walter. He /la In .the High shiner. My slater Lulu sent mv name
•*““
*‘“*
'*‘'®
entertain ter all.
' unmaa esmtog brtoga mta Joy?
4... 4te4 44III 444 —teltellly 4.4001 now. T4.ro te, Uilrlteo li lo Itel rter
I rote Ih. SO,,.41.,
"" 4«'4te.4,. .o4 n,,,,, .44 oo,oteo„ui lo 14. 4oote------------------For Ita vary gnre ta*a welcomed
f«4te4. note teOteUllot ol bteoo. ..4001 lo4.f. 1 loo.l clote lo, 141, l.ll.™ . 4,0 14,, teo„ lo l4, o.p,r
■ "‘""•l.r U«. «oo4ptek.r 4,14 iLraosliool 14, , ..r Aoj l.o..
C4l,dte.-o Foo», ,
Br ovary girt aad «W; ’
Dllllol. CT.rlAl ,4tet .04 .OoIoMor Uioa Ooploi lo — I4I. Itelor lo T4I. U l4. tr.1 l.ll.r 1 4.,, -rl.l.i,
I—"
">
'“lIloO, o,., 4.,, . teiol
a ,.oi1,o,04 oo. 4., loot 4M Hill.
Tta little stars all saw him.
^
.004 1, 4l«ri4oUte Wtetl/. Bote U PrioL
lo ,ou. l ooi lo ll„ l4lr4 or.O, .o4 ‘“™"i' *■'’
•““0.4 l4. oomO-r ot „„ out l„r . -.14. bit It# 4o(. Iroo.
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venture
to ihe w
window.
I tbw win not toll a aotd;
bleak Mine causa or otbar. EM lost and.
the tr^ and covered by wire
Your friend,
uke reading;, writing, urlthmei...
nii-eilng a pMIceman, taariully asked,
By Ibis (itiie the Mveds arsuered
taB Itoe ba»rE Ua calltog tard reads *o the blnejays and other large blrda
Haxel Kropp.
guage and spellteg. Well this la i
"■’lease, air, hava j«n teen a man
aboul Ibc >ard have attracted Tree
**8ai:
cannot carry It away In Urge pleoaa
Indeed your letter shall be printed, fer this time.
uiu«.ut a litUa boy? Tatiae. If you
SUNSHINE STORIES.
Spairv>H*. Juncos. Fox Bparruws.
. A Matt. State Nottb Pole. _ _
and waste JL
and ai: tta othyr nice ones from your
From your Sunshlner.
liteve, fae thM llttto boy."
—Helen StandlaW Perktoa.
Hr .Ford to so Interested In the-achiol.
,
Melvio Haas.
Quail, and tbe Introduced Pbeaaanl
Tht Squirrels
NoCIclDg
how
aurarti'e
to
birds
'
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• •
I remember very well when yoi
were Ihe -crteti hliiR sheds ol the poulOtae.Ctaa. Ctael.
carries It out to hia motor car
Maple City. Mich.
name wa* sent In last year
It
brosB 1 Miclgliig ci.ei crlKj', rsfillng axCMmot
117. we pro\-|ded a similar (eedlng
A Mttta brown Mid. to tta top of h to the "bird autlona.** where hU
' Ott. 36. ISll. nice to have a Utter from you
Ic-aci-K. ilrr-dtlj uresibiti* itir- freeh.
te !
.bi-ltcr near tbe boupc Jh setting out
^ . tree, ^
feathered trienda are fed. Dad waaih- Deer .President—
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bright all
Amused lo tiie aymnas- tawtfw, I
a I rge dry.goods case ralnui tbe
te* MMftU.k «nov little wng—Chee. er deee not hep him* away, but makes
I theoght I would write you a few
N'eaaen City. Mlcb.. R. F. I) No.
Do of ireepeis Slid 77.si.l|.e. kers. aud **®*tt». •
cover
Ibis
should
be
plated
several
taw. taw! .
him tta more eager to do what ta'lloea and aak you if I could Join the
Oct. 3i. lyii
ih4- playful aniio- of • lupiuunks. Scar
A ttoy U^aligr- looking from a win*
rods nonb of the boute ut flrit snd
l.taBm thH he's atatnk ior aome- feels to a duty. Thto busy, grown-up Bunablne Club. We have all our po- Dear President,
lug rabbits out 4>i uarm. giass-arcbed dow at a 'foaming wtiarfall, called
dtaff to Wt
mao. with all the demands of a baay, tatges oni and aib busking our com
1 go to acboel. Tbere are twenty laid upon uoe side with the opening
beds, dianled. nurselves. by tbe and- out: "O mamma see tta wda-waier
la (ta WOE ta la slagtoE, go aott and grown-op world. aUIl finds time for
now. I am going to school now andeight scholaia coming lo stbool. but
faring tbe bouae. <'baff. sand, seeds
den ahir of <iusii wtiigs. almoal from running down the
■ WO sweet—
hto "little bixitherB of tbe-air."
my studies are. fourth reading, arlth- they are not all here teday. ! am In cracked grain, etc. ms} now be put
imder uur feel Knlo.ring tbe delightMother.
"But the CAfidy-bOX ds
Chee. ohee, taw!
Mr. Butler wid; "Mr. Ford hae a mctic. language, scograpb.'. apelllng tbe third grade. I have two miles to In and. if there are cals aU>ui. It will
rul Stillnc-.. until it i. rudely broken
Jimmy: -Ho*
keen eye and acw and Idenilftos and physiology. My teacher'^ name walk to school. Mi mamma is no; be well tu cover the openl.-.| with L> the hsrsh scream, ot blue Jays.
^
1 WWOW tkfiit tbara twT a worm to birds at long range. Hto love for
is Mtoa Hodges. The teacher askedwell. I like the erboM snd tbe leechcommon poultry
ceittcg
through
.\cd. «i last. listening to tbe faroff
ta foand,
/ outdoor life does not -stop at Mrds. ut to writs a letter for our Ungnage
er. which the smaller birds oo readil>
Tom aud Eddie were out on the
barks (f a graj squirrel So ullu s
Ok uptktok alw to tta hard, frotta He haa rtabju. aqairrela and chiplaaaan. We can km the light ship
Your friend. pass, while tbe cat ivkypt out. If nature luxer.
seashore. Eddie was dlggliif and the
water was coming op through tta
mnnka proteried.' He has 18 deer, and tbe light on Nonb Manltou IsErma Stack.
Quail are about, the mesh must be
Well-onoogb we know, from ibe •and. Eddie cried lo Tom. "O Tnmt,
lU wpw tta
amd throw him is of which were tern aad raised on land frou our boute. 1 go to the
Y*ou have a long disunce to walk I rge enough for them to ____
ptaa
be raised pr<“*tor ot>te>. want fbat furry tum­ tome here quick, tbe taach to toak-1
wtod«
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.
getting a number of Good Harbor schoof. Please send me Do yon pass tbrougb any woods on through
nm Mud vary Mill 'to aw If ta opoaaums from the aonth.
a card and button. I have a brother your way to'acoool?
c ‘snaiewhat it tbe bottom There muvi bler of ihejree top Is doing. (Jg has
kad a good^meal and Is now'deliver­
"The damming of Rouge river has and slater alto, who would like to
~ • -----------------------ta no projecting poiou
ing can afier-dlnner speech, express
made flooded dtotrtcu for the dutat Join the Cradle Rolt, their namea
kONkHINE HUMANE SOCIETY.
otoerwise Injure, the birds.

-' Aad ta Boat tavo had a Mtdaa touto.

Lottie Kropp.
*^_**^^ H
*® *®
there, rfy-ever, ale hid to give Up
Ton wlU eerUlnly have a Sunshine
her dedira. but abe asked Mr. Butter «‘«»1
«> “““y 8«ntaam. to lu
to tell her all aboat U. He aald that and
*“d a Sunder
SunabMer for a Iicachcrl
aiaooaiu. tteasMthat.
*^
a carpanter was omployed

-

ud wadere and eoue young mallard
Ah. ha! now ta ww ttam, and Mdi-dutaa are w awn along tbe swamp^ tamni taU:
lud. This land *ni be tocraaaed
S* nw Aewn ^ iMa ttam-tbew «nd wild rice planted. This summer
emta ta wWla brwd.
great Uue aad little Mae herooa nwiPtar hirdla, TO wklapm a word to ed m tta tom. aa well aa American
FEW mrand btae Httern. aollury apd spotted
If yw tern* ovary day. you wU tod wndplpMa. Mack crowned night tar■nwMhliE taw.
ow aad tta king ralt Thaw win
Ctoa. taaa. taw!
imdoabtodly ta added to next sum,
- mor."
T«l kaear the dear tottar wm ab
It has been doddod U conwet tta
ways for yw.
Md wUh tta woode by rows of traea.
aaro that ifa waata
to aad malbarry toow. kartate. Jaw
i^V's 4teA..« *ww tor yoa» «aatany, Jaalyar aad othan alll ta

at* Henry Wlchern aad Della WlchWhen tbe first feathery enow ^me 'When the birds have found tbe
cm. I hope to see ibis in print be- this week, your PrasIdKni wes as food in the box <ae event which may
tore kmg.
'beppy as could be over all the prettl ta hastened by scattering aome teed
From.
nets. But nerer the lesa she did on the ground near byi, It may be
John Wlchem.-' , not forget that there a;ere some meved. dally, a litUe nearer the
1 have never eeen a light ship, feathetvd friends of-herv who would house, until }ou have your flock feed
Write again and tell ni more about oot enjoy tbe cold weather quite as Ing under your wladow. Quail may
It.
keenly, and who would look Id vain ta.ibus tamed so that they will come
•
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for food. So the made a Uny -feed- and pick up grain that to thrown to
Cedar. MIcb, R. F. D. No. 1.
lag aUUon* In her yard. Just as abe them, while PbesMnu will come cluta
Box '1.
hopes many of your Sunahtoers did. to the boute.
-Ocl SC. lltl. and before long ‘there were visitors
ft to not easy to gat these Urger
Dear PmUeotflattering and borering oror what birds to feed, except on tbe ground,
1 thaagkt I would write aad Joto aoemed to ttam a tmaL
but for wacibiag the smaller birds
(to Biiwklw -Ctab. 1 go w otaool.
Would
Uta to know taw to at cloae range we And tta window-

a.,.

‘"k ">o«r«H»ent with the tbinga that
I an old
Peffbed on a tog. or perbapa
cHoklof to a eapllng.*witb bto back
made
taarly double, be IT uttertne
tu coDdltiao.
•I'T
like those produced by
^
guld coat." said the
thumping a baas pund key,
bnt ao loud and shrill that «e besr
«-----I there."
taif a mile away. This
I
agr-e with
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tnaBncr ot exprea.ing his plea, said hto lordship.
lAy. tt*s a terra gaid coat," peralaiBut no aquirrel to to be eeen in tbe ed the old man; "It corera a couteatoak grove interspersed with hickory ed eptrii and a body toat obes m man
troea. as wiiected
Mis remarkable anything, and tbaCa malr than moay
IntelUcenoo and conning.
which a man can any of hto cdoL"—John.
makee him web intoreeilng game, do- MlutalL



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