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C H E L S E A 'S G R E A T E S T N E W S P A P E R
IXTKUNTH Y F.A K -N O . 73.
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IILL’S COLUMN M H in INNo. 1
M I C H (C l A
fV, TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1023.
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SHINE MNNHUS
ffi, IKEDSELF
M e m o r ia l D a y T h o u g h t
Discussions of various
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in te r e s t yon,
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largest gathering of JewDint has over congregated
H
J a n s e n " ‘ ro here Monday, ritlondJ. ♦ 15 j 0 8U*C s,t the l-ewis Spring imd
eoinpimy.
•OI!S.
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i m < , > { the Hebrews
there were
},. Qthcp imtiormlitios
................. represented
t'urclmse.s were made l»y ninny
feniber*'
affair. The
f J aU‘ "';,s ri
.♦♦■♦♦lag^eer wont thru the large
J m!
ni!,efit'uery uml tools with
tKe regularity,
Ho did not |iesthe prospective buyer
; W c quick work of the wile.
^ 'n s l amount of machinery and
V Hint changed hands in the
ythe hardly* serroj? p o s s i b l e . A n d
i ^ n’P8 the moving of it nil before
. n>’ night. Someone is going to
; 0 do some tall moving to get all
out of there.
Te® ministers, members of the
'“H Episcopal church of Mont^
attend the chumpioiisliij
"ctween Jack Dempsey nnd Tom
, ins 0l> July ‘1th. The m inisters
'e there as an ofliriul committee
\
m church mid will see, “exactly
h Prize fight is like.” They nrc
? ’k into the cam paign in regard
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o f t h e b o x i n g fnw o f
, ha. They wilt have n fine elm nee
> ho w sw eet n couple of heuvyits
; J* arc *» each other when they
• Dio ring. Some o f us would,
"d being a m inister for that dny
Hting to nee the figtit( even if
, r° delegator, from some com-
mile
— grave digger ju s t received
pnce of 6 to 10 years in the
r h Prison. H's hard to toll
i* 1- he belongs in prison or .an
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^ stole cars mid then bur* 9 * 1 ;
just f o r t h e t a n o f if. Rutfi:i . “by thing to do, but then they
•hat ni| 0f U3 nre funny.
<•
H Ptroit they arc going to have
®V(*r toy balloons now, 'flic
m
. Jrnws th a t have boon selling
l i t f t
JiicccH of rubber will have
1 ^ cir business and And some; wo to do. A po)|ccmnn was
E.
• n,ed Sunday when 7f> balloons
,
j , j^ r o l wagon exploded. They
’ ■'**> started an investigation,
:J°uRbt that the general round
.1‘ wity f i y f f t t t h e S t i i i n u x n case
««t over, but now tilings Imve
iDDiO m c<' anew and Flo l,cods
i 1 j he hendlinca. Some people get
) Afl b'ddidiy, hut m ost of us feel
t
)Cntlj C^' ^
'vc'comf! to it .
i e r i v ? . S ,K I'«K A WOMAN
l n J » « c n i D JVICK-I’HBS1I>RNT
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j i f ^ r a t i o n ____
of Woman's Club.
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issue of the Tribune n
Jttictc told of Uio election of
3
’cr>dt J. Dikcmn, of liollund,
v^e<?-pnl.sii(i‘n( o f (fie. west
* ij... strict of (he Michigan Stale
i “ >r'oti of Women's clubs. Mrs.
f r e 1" a*l form erly Lconn lielser of
Ifc nnd is Uic daughter of 'Mn;.
O U ^ e r, S r.
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01
of our big ships landed with a
'. other day Imt the list was
?,ho list.
' S A M 'S D I C T I O N A R Y
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Buyer* Tnke All Mnclniicr.v nnd Tonis
At Sah* In Lewis Spring &
A.vcJ P h o t .
A large crowd of buyers from var­
ious places were in Chelsea Monday
attending Hie sale of machinery mid
property in building No. 7 of the
Lewis S pring & Axel plant.
All of the machinery and tools in
(fie fmifding weiy sold at public ituction yesterday in the sale conducted
by Michael Tauber Co. mid Samuel
\Vinternet* Co. of Chicago. The sale
started at 2 o’clock and continued un­
til late in the afternoon before all the
properly had been disposed of.
It livers were p r e s e n t f r o m C h i c a g o ,
Detroit, Jnekson, Ann Arbor mid oili­
er places, bidding on the mnchlndry
and goods. The sales was conducted
with case and swiftness that bewtL
do red the layman.
All the property mid machinery was
sold to the highest bidder and ono of
the conditions of the sale being that
ml goods Rhall be removed from the
budding before Saturday evening.
As to prices, there was a variety of
ideas. Some thought the prices high
white others said they were dirt cheap.
U >11 seemed to be a m atter of ones
y } c » '{to h tl.
This wile will be to clean up certain
debts that have incurred upon the
plant so that it will be possible for
some industry to atari. Ju st what
that will be has not been made known
ns yet.
The bidding on machines nnd tools
w o n a t no time cxciling or furious.
Ituvers did not show any anxiety to
purchase. The biggest time was on
the second door whoa a large quuUlily of scrap mid junk was sold. Many
was the longing eye of foreign birth
Ihni Eoughl VbstV pHe of • juok, but
" C h e ls e a "
g o t
it
tttttl
& fo h
p r ic e
also.
b o m ar l a w r e s ig n s a s
PREMIER OF ENGLAND
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hy
MENOMINEE MAN
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The rest microbe is rvnponsibto for
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The bodies of Mrs. Ada Davenport
Mr omf MrS. Edward Koch and fam ­
and Everett Davenport wore found Jn
ily spent Sunday n t the home of Mr.
their homo in Saline with their throats
and Mrs. M- llroinlnger.
cut. Davenport who had been in poor
health for some lima nnd who wits
Mrs. Linn W hitaker spent tho week
thought to have lieen mentally un­
end with friends in Detroit.
balanced, killed his wife ami committ­
ed suicide, according to a yordict re­
Miss Elenom Im m brecbt/uw jJ M e n ,
turned by o j o r y d r a w n h y C o r o n e r day in Jackson.
Edwin C. Gnnshom.
The discovery Was made by Mrs.
Mr. and Mra. A. liilsingcr of JackAustin White who visited tho Daven­
son spent Sunday a t Iho homd of h er
port home about .11 o'clock Friday
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth WackcnluiL
morning and in going into the kitch­
en saw blood on th e floor and a form
Mrs. l-Teil Dempsey of Huffulo, N.
lying in a corner.
Y . i s r i s H i n g a t (he home o f Tier par ­
Dr, tt'affneo, vfffage health officer
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam JOppler.
vvns called, who found Mrs, Daven­
p o rt’s body. H e r throat had been
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Egolor of Dex­
cut. A short tim e a fte r the body of
ter, were Chelsea visitors Thursday.
Everett Dn'vonporl whs found in tho
cellar, with Ins th ro at slashed,
Mrs. C. J . Chandler of Grosso I’oint
Mr. and Mrs. D avenport had been
Shores, was the guest of Mrs, D, JJ,
residents of Unit rro»ws>»ijy a » Ibeir
W urster, Friday.
lives and hod lived in Saline for the
past K> years.
Mrs. Line Durfce, of Ann Arbor,
M ORE S T R EET LIGHTS
TO BE IN S TA LLED SOON
G. H. m U
TO START
STORE IN M ICH. CENTER
HxpCcls To Open Hiisim-sj; In Three
Or Four Weeks
d a r e l i . C c n n , n v t l known Chefsea
young man, will open a drug store
and ice cream parlor in Michigan Cen­
ter in the near future. Air. Fcmi, who
(or some lime past has been working
in a drag store in Jackson has made
tho arrangem ents to open the business
ns soon as fixtures can be obtained.
C. H. Feim, is the von of Mr. nnd
Mrs. II. H. Fcnn of ;(ii.svpliu-e. Lust
winter he completed,’!! course in phar­
macy, qualifying as a registered phar­
macist. Since his graduation he lias
been employed in Jackson.
Mr. Fcnn expects to he able to make
ftis opening fn about' three weeks. Fix­
tures iiave boon ordered nnd delivery
is expected about then. He will m an­
age Dio store nnd ice cream pnrtor.
Residents of Hint locality have oxpressed much pleasure in th at Air.
Fcnn will open his store, because
there lias been no drug store Ihere
im d'it meant th at people had to go to
Jackson for such puivhnsos. Friends
.(rein hero arc desirous of wishing him
success mid feel that his business will
be u fine ono .
N onstop Hero Wins
Bride by Flight
CLOSES SCHOOL TERM
Miss D orothy Rntterthw aite, closed
u successful term of schoof Fri«fay m
D istrict No. 1 , Sylvan, known as Dio
'Uml School House." The children
enjoyed n picnic dinner nt noon on the
tnwn of John Hesclschwerdt nnd in
the afternoon they all went to the
woods and gathered May flowers.
A lot of loftiness.
V i
V
body.
Come and see “ Hubert of Sicily,”
amt “The Heir* of Kockford.” dramas
L'VI j In j | A Blaninicrlug banjo. given by the St- M ary high school
pupils on May 29lh.
MtOTlWh', l'age 002.
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Holt, who shot and kilted Emmet
fto ttt, u n d e r t h r i f t o f Marine H r
county. Wis., Monday was shot to
death hy members of n pos-se n fcw
hours Inter a fte r ho hnd HnrnciitHnrt
hinmelf in his shack near ^ orincJJCf;
Hulls had gone to summon Holt who
was 03 years old, for examination ns
to his’ sanity. Holt came to the door
and shot Hulls down with a revolver
As the officer fell Holt took n rifle
and fired three more bullets into Halts
, **>* J. f,. MAltTtN
llv
concert nt Happy
tH Frl(by.
n.o.v ^ sw v <Jht-f
to everybody present, fis
n t , 0 uns rumed by n couple of
I'd.;'wtio were nllowmt to use
»• ■;
011,1 nnd ukulele In the eon' t u ° ^'k'lefs got Ro nervous Die
nh'dO fl Hkc It had palsy, nnd
hree times Dili Dooley, Die
icift hn°f 1,1 11,0 nOighlmfiiood, took
iw/es, firopp^t ids bow, and
i* i’.ob the strings of bis Ibldle
7)1 vO
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Andrew J i o t m r
the prim e m in­
ister of England, Bent bis resignation
to tho King Sunday night because of
ill health, lie was unable to present
it personally. This ends his brief b u t
eventful adm inistration and it ends
with im portant nnd perplexing prob­
lems dealing mainly with G reat Jlriinfu’s relations with France and busRift*
■f
It is generally accepted that Starquia Curaon will be the next Premier.
Mr, U iw ’8 voyage did not im provehis
hciiUh. On his retu rn to Vxmdon, balurday he was examined by medical
BOARD OJ>' JHiFJKW .DF1”TJ.VD,
h is o n t, l i t o o tis c e to o n c e of ^ t e e ad ­
The Sylvan Township Board of Uevice Mr. Law innnedmtely placed bts
resignation in the bands of liis Maj­ vir.w will, mcol in the clerk’s office,
esty, the king, who graciously was town luill' ym ’i’uesday nnd Wednes­
day, June ;%md 6, 1223, for private
p(oascd to accept it.
review of the assessment roll of the
said township, and on Monday and
Tuesday, June 11 and 12, for public
Tim following attended Urn funeral review of the assessment roll of said
of Miss Kntliryn Hooker Sunday af- township, a t which’place on said days
the Hoard of Review will be in sess­
temoon: Miss M erry Slmw of > P « '
ion from 2 A. M. to .i;30 P. M., when
Innti, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alva W atkms,
the assessment rail wilt bo revised
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Watkms,
and corrected. Such assessment roll
E tta Higgins, Miss lAllie IIaxvH*yt of
as received and approved by the said
Jncksoni Mr. nnd Mrs. Will /m kw . of
(foanf o f Review, sfiaH 6c (ho assess­
Cleveland; 'Mr. and Mrs. if y r w f.rghiment
roll of said township for Die
hall and daughter Hone, of Detroit;
year
J223,
Mr. 1). Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. 1 ray,
GEO. W. BECKWITH. Supervisor.
Mr. nnd M rs.'Dodge, Mrs. H. Woods,
M a y 2 1 , 12251.
7312
Mrs. Howes, Mrs. Charles Mnrlm, of
AnnArbOr; Mr. G. Dabcoek and son
Miss Blanch Stevens is spending n
Lawrence anti h . C . W atkins, of Grass
few weeks i n J n r h s o n .
"ltev. L. Adams of Hudson, Mich.,
olTicinled.
d h ih it y k i l l e d
LO C A L BREVITIES
Miss Marlon Steiuboeii and friend
D.
Miller of Flint spent the weekend
Husband Hclicvcd to Have Urea Men­
nt tho homo of Mr, and Mrs, C harles
ially LnUailanccd,
Currier.
MONOIDME
the
TOR Y 8 A S
Mlis .Voille Jay Turner of Cali­
fornia premised I,tout. J. A. Maoready slm would marry him if ho
was tmecowfiil In bis nonalop air­
plane flight from New York to Cali­
fornia. Hero she Is On her wed­
ding day,
and Mrs. Clyde Poloric of E ast Moiiiio, iilinoi.s, wore, entertained nt tho
ftomo of Mrs. Julia Crowell, vvidny.
Mrs. dfabfc Cannon spent the week­
Coni ro d Head by 1L P d f Concerning end in Y pstlanti visiting relatives.
Purchase of Power
MOHK V , H , SDGAH
Miss Ijoverne Sly and Mr. H ath a­
WILL CUT riHCE.
TSIBUNE SM ILES
Several new street lights will be way of Plymouth, were weekend
placed nt the intersections of streets guests nt the homo of Miss Georgia
lieiid of F arm er’s Company Shows here in the near fu tu re following an Russell.
•
Bradyvillo (O .), man has grafted
American Crop Not In Hand
investigation of the s tre e t committee
chicken skin on his dog's back and
of TrOSL
or the Village council, it was voted
M aster Robert Eigen of Detroit,
now the dog can go c h t t t f c himseff.
, * * *
hist evening.
spent Saturday and Sunday nt Dip
Sugar prices can bo reduced by
S treet lights.vvin be placed at the homo of his aunt, Alias Lillie WockenHath, baseball player, is trying to
.
come buck because lie got. into the growing m ore su g ar in (his country, intersections qf Elm street and Taylor hut,
according to. Charles H. Allen, Presi­ lane, South and G ran t streets nnd
first three letters o f his mime.
dent of the F an n ers Rugnr Company Harrison and Madison streets. The
Albert Slcinbach of Detroit, spent
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A young Indy tells us her husband of Defiance, Ohio, who spoke at '« lights that arc now in the middle of the weekend in Chelsea.
seems to think she signed up for love, meeting of Die Chamber of Commerre Uji- biock on Ite rrh e n , Adorns amt
«£ Nnttfo Creek, Mich.
Mr. L. E ppler spent Friday and
O rchard slreels will be moved to the
h v c t i t r , and no pay.
* ♦ *
Mr. Allen heads a co-operative or- intersections of H arrison and E ast, Saturday in Concord.
gnni'/ntion of 1,200 Ohio farm ers who Adams nnd Madison nnd Orchard and
Only n few more weeks until poreh
are building (heir own su g ar factory E ast streets.
Mrs. C. Slcinbach loft Sunday for
swings wish people Would sit on the
and
wild
his
sole
purpose
in
accepting
Flint,
where she will spend the. next
H
ow
ard
P
ctt
of
tho
Consumers
couch once in n while.
the invitation to give this address was Power' company of Jnekson attended two W-ceks a t the home of her won K.
» • *
to show how su g ar prices can be re­ the council m eeting Inst evening and Otto Sleinhnrh,
Our kick ngninst Dm future, is it duced pod A m e i k ' M agriculture im­
rend a contract relative to the sale of
b e c o m e j? (he past,
even before you proved by grow ing more American power to Dio village.
Tho price per
Mrs, H. Fletcher and son Cart ■
leant.it is the present.
sugar on American farm s for the Unit will be the same a s in other com- spent Sunday in Detroit.
* » y
American people,
niuuilices where pow er is sold and
Occasionally a man climbs so high
“American b e e t’ sugar is nol in­ will be regulated by th e rates set by
The M isses Beueric from lansin'g
Hint he roosts above everybody else volved in the present governm ent suit the Michigan Public UtiliUeA commis­ wore Chelsea visitors Sunday.
—then he begins to get lonesome.
to end gam bling in su g ar” snid Mr. sion.
Alien, “because A nicrlcan su g a r is dJJ
The c o n t r a c t i s mrir u n d e r c o n s i d e r
Ospnr Lindauor sjient Sunday in
sold
in
granulated
form
direct
.from
ntion
by
Die
council
am
i
will
bo
acted
Ann
Arbor.
R(-:rcr«.\\s f r o m C a l i f o r n i a ,
the factory to the distributor. Sugar upon nt Uic next m eeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mousing ami
prices were boosted by Dio tru sts a f­
Mr. a n t Mrs. Fred Worhlow o f
family of Ventura, California, re ­
ter the domestic product’imd been sold STRONGHK a HT, AVON HER DOG,
W
arren, sp en t Dio weekend at .the
turned to Chelsea Saturday evening
and eaten. If Am erican farm ers were
PROVES RIG H T 'tO. TITLE. hoine of h er mother, Mi-s. H. Winters. .
after spending two years in the wcsL
opequrnged to grow more beets ,their
To Uvosc w h o rem em ber “The Si­
They .will remain here, a couple of
competition with the Cuban sugar lent Call” it will probably sound un­
Mg end Mrs. Hey DM) ftf Jackson/
months nnd then return to California
!trusts would r n t t o i m l k a l l y keep the believable to declare th a t Uic second spent the weekend in Chelsea.
a-bm-'JMr. M o u s i n g i s cm ployed hy n price down,”
a ttractio n starrin g S tronghenrt, the
lumber company. During his stay
Algerian su g ar industry, w ith Uic wonderful dog actor, “ Brawn of the
Air. and Mrs. E. BahmniUcr entoYtiofe lie expects to dispose of his p er­
exeeption of one sumll company in N o rth ,” nt the- Princess Theatre for tain « l a t th e ir home Sundny h l r - n riH
sonal properly on his farm near here.
Ohio nnd another in CYdifornia, is no! an engagem ent of two days, Wcdnc-s- Airs. A lbert Bahnmitlor and rhlldren
According to Mr. Mensing, tho weather
only independent and free from the Iny and Thursday, shows this sta r 100 and Mr. Veit. Bahnmiller of Sharon.
of this place is not a t all to his liking
control of the big tru s t according to
percent improved since his initial
and is nothing like he lias been ac­
Mi, Allen, but it handles n product
Ella Hagtidon visited friends In De­
picture. Hut it is a fact. Laurence
customed to in the west.
composed 6f nothing but the sunshine
Trimble and June M urfin, who have troit, over the weekend.
Uml warms the soil and the ruin that
----------sponsored this second production,
falls upon it.
JJiss Loraine Trucston of JacM R i
have given him opportunity to display
.Sugar is nothing but carbon, hydroan acting ability that would never he xpenl Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
gen and oxygon—elements of the air
suspected in n dog and he proves Kaftery,
and w ater. When the su g ar is cx-when romance s t ilt
jtracted, the fertile m atter of th e beet equal to it.
could walk abroad a n d
Th o p h i n r c i s (.V t i n e s t s o r t o t o n j plants g els hark i o t h o i t u t r f .
f.’o r this
a d v e n tu re take tire a ir*
tevtainm ent. There is plenty of ac­
I reason, su g ar takes no fertility from
tion in it, but added to th a t there is a
Die soil.
story th a t will rank it as one of the
“Wo bought in 1220 nearly a billion
best dram atic productions of the year.
dollars worth of foreign sunshine and
Mr. Trim ble introduces a novelty
rain, ju st as if wo did not have, liny
by
using a pack of tim ber wolves as
ourselves,” said the speaker. “ It is
nn economic crim e to sell Die exhnust- being tho real villains o f the piece,
<6fe im'nomf m a tte r of the soil. It is T heir driving motive is hunger, nnd
even more a crim e to use it to buy the from th e lim e the dog sled runs away
.B y.
inexhaustible sunshine nnd ra in of carry in g ns sweet a baby as was over
photographed to the tim e Strongheart
which wo imve plenty ourselves.”
C harles T enney J ackson
carries the baby Safely through tho
circle of snarling, furnished Wolves,
UNADILLA
one m ust keep h is eyes closed to stay
Picturesque days when
off t h o i d g e o f h i s seat.
Mr. and Mrs. Vet Hubs anil daugh­
juungCiuole Woods rattled
Irene Rich, Tx-c Shumway, Jean
ter Thelma ami John Grasstmus vis­ M otcnlf, J r B arrel, R oger Manning,
around the fugitive pirate,
ited friends in Whitohouse, Ohio, last Philip Hubbard and Baby SvangelinC
Lafitle — he of Barataria
week.
B ryant a rc the m em bers of the 'sup­
Clare Bmrnnm is driving n now Foul porting cast who make th e production
Bay and Galveston Island
touring ent*.
m em orable because of th o ir perform ­
.—and planned the rescue
Mr. mu! Mrs. J. Jnekson ami son ances, and n Siberian w olf, Ixuly Sil­
of Napoleon, fretting his life
Claude of ?> e t r o d spent (Saturday nnd ver by nam e, earns a place Among
Sunday here with Mrs. Typer, who re­ tho fine anim al perform ers of the
away on bleak St. Helena,
turned with them.
screen.
Geo. M uller nnd family of Howell
This is the scene, this the
were callers here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Guerin of C helsea, will re­
big event in & romantic
Hath Wiitson and Mae Cninna of
spond
to the address o f welcome ex­
Jackson spent the weekend a t home
novel tinged with history.
ODs Webb and fam ily of Dowel) tended by Mrs. lTeeilla C h o s e «t i k e
T h o W M e f of the old
spent Sunday with his parenls, Mr. county association of the laidy Mtiecfibees, which will he hehl fn Dexter,
nnd Airs. John Webb.
spirit, the last fling of those
W ednesdny, Mny 23.
Rev.
H
urlburt
nnd
fam
ily
of
Pinck­
tried and trusty old pistolney are moving in to the P resb y ter­
eers before the Yankees
ian manse.
Mrs. E. Tuomoy and daughter,
Louise and Mnble and M r .and Mrs,
came and pttt an end to
Ed. Brown left for Kalamazoo J. F redericks of D etroit were enterromance,
h U n t d a y ow ning where fie will attend (aiiied Sunday n l the hom e of Mr. nnd
U trjo rlc Barber. IS. of H
Iho meeting of the Grand Lodge of Mrs. R, D. W alker.
a was adjudged KtSiP**
S a il u )ith L a fitt«
the Masonid order being held in that
j f r f c c t s ltl in *
Sa nd H i* C rew in
city during tho noxl few days.
« L o n l* rtlU ‘- sh eiftp*!*
Mrs. Alice W righton spent the woek
■reifihx iip w poutlotl
end with h er aunt Mrs. K ale Crofy.
J » ; n « d 'r e i s l
Charles Welsh ami Wesley Cogger Mrs. W righton is engaged in welfare
health n d ‘ re.
T h e CHELSEA TRIBU!
of Detroit, were guests a t Die home work for th e Girl's P rotective league
O ittiW -'
'
- 'l 2 d I " * !
trel*.
o f Detroit.
of Mr. jowd Mr.* C h a s . J i / i g S d o n .
F irst installment mi l>a«e three.
m
■i'fir
CHELSEA. MICHIGAN, TU 1'SDAV, MAY
22.
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C H E L S E A
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h e n a m e a s f o r law , m e d ic in e o r a n y o t h e r p r o fe s s io n . A t N e w
o r k u n i v e r s i t y s c h o la r s h ip s a r c o f f e r e d in th e c o u r s e o f d ip lo m jcy. T h e s c h o la r s h ip s w e r e e s t a b l i s h e d 'b y t h e fa te A m b a s s a d o r
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f tu n lif ic a tio n s b e s t i n d ic a te a f i t n e s s f o r c a r e e r s i n f o r e ig n se rv ic e P e n fio ld ' d ie d l a s t s u m m e r a f t e r a lo n g c a r e e r in t h e d ip lo | | h a t i c s e r v ic e w h ic h b e g a n in t h e c o n s u l g e n e r a l's b illed in C a iro
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^ e n t i r e ti m e to s t u d y d u r i n g t h e a c a d e m ic y e a r 1923-24.
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tic ip a t e in t h e s e S c h o la r s h ip s s h o u ld g e t in to u c h w ith D e a n B n b Scock, g iv in g h irp a s t a t e m e n t o f t h e i r a c a d e m ic p r e p a r a tio n .
WHISPERS
PEGGY'S CORNER
Brant I, ex them a man with soul so
Address all communications io
do«d,
f o g g y , c u r e of tite Tribune.
Who never to him self hath said:
“This is my own, my native l.-nnlV
My recipe for today is for » new j
Whose heart hath ne'er within him
boiled frosting.
j
hunted
Three-fourths
sugar,
white
of
one
i
As home his footsteps ho hath turned
From wandering on a foreign hind? egg unbeaten, throe tablespoon water, j
Mis well and cook in double boiler \
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beating
constantly with Hover egg I
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heater,
seven
minutes.
;
The Israelista who crossed the Hod
To
wash
hair
brushes.
Always
sea had this in their favor: it was a
use amonin and cold w ater and dry by
one-way crossing.
running towel over brush. Then you
keep
your brush like new.
j
An economist is a man wito loth;
Place n fruit jnr rubber under tbej
you what to do with your money nftci
you have done smoothing else with it. jm'n or dish y o u wish to chill on ice.
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The ring prevent* slipping.
l-ovo ami a porous plaster
Removing n blood stain .—When you
Are very im rh alike.
prick your linger with your needier,
H ’s simple getting into one;
touch the atain in the fabric with per­
liu l getting out—good night.
oxide of hydrogen and it disappears.
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To make crown whip.--W hen cream
Them is not much pence for the refuses to whip, add a few drops of
would-be peacem aker who butts io.
lemon jutco and you will he delighted
with the results.
If an nUen cuanes the cotmlty, thul’-x
(.'alts.—A birth, death, or serious
bolshevism; if a native cussc: it.
calam ity or illness necessitates a call,
Unit’s political Iciviorship.
ns does an invitation to a dinner-par­
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ty, a wedding fenst, a ball, luncheon,
K t cn
i 'N w Wim) m an, can rccrur .
mufdctilo or theatre party, fh'srognnf
nixe n greenback when ho sees it,
the fact th a t your hostess may have
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boon id your debt previously.
Th) lost of courage is to refrain
My dears, do you like your house­
from using a club when the other fel­
keeping?
I think if 1 had one g ift (o
low does som ethin; of which you do
ask of God for womankind i t would, he
not approve.
the g ift of more vision. To sec that
"—O----The motor knocks worse white go­ y x i t i r w o r k i m i g h t $ o y , o u r w o r k , Is
ing up hill, but the knockers among not monotonous ns so many say, "Oh;
men arc more unlive while on (he I only keep house and goodness Ihe
monotony nearly kills me.” Ah, but
down (jr.wV.
your job is so big, so truly worth
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A man may be considerate to his while if yon can oply love it.
jMC-jS**-*'1i.iH
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Officers
Kdward Vogel
C. S. Spaulding
O. J. Chandler
Otto l.uick
f>. € . dfrCaien
It. Ik Bench
L. P. Vogel
M. J. Dunket
Andros Guide
K. II. Holmes
D. C. M el.area, I’res.
,T. L. Fleteher, 1st. V. P.
I). E. Bench
2nd V. I’.
Carl. Mayer, Cashier.
P. Marnitey Asst. Cash.
Starr coMwsqefyt, aW hy/nifft. n/ax . cwymwMioi. j
Cash Your Victory Bonds Now
Deposit Them Here:
IN T E R E ST will stop on May 20th
on Victory Liberty Loan Bonds
(senes G, H, i, J," K tutd h) clue an
that date.
you have any, bring them here
and we will give you credit now in
a saviwgs account a t ThJ3 J’a cc
value, plus intesest to May 20th.
If
If you have any Victory Ronds of
scries A, B, C, I), E and F, due
December 15th last, you sh o u ld
bring them in at once as they havo
earned ymf no interest since that
date.
wife through kindness or caution.
Be i|Uiek to kick if things go wrong.
But kick to un and make it strong.
To make things rig h t gives us delight.
When wo a r t w rong and you arc right.
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<®. I « * j . - W c * u r n N«w mi»o«r U nion.)
Cue drivers of chariots were lucky,
they eoul l only lose two wheels when
2V W vc
. t { ' t o c e >ro s
o f aa
they hit n street car, o r went into the
’’Artor a Wiitle,’' but no Kucce*»fut
m a n t« e v e r f o u m l In H i n t phv ro .
d it o .
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SUNDAY NIGHT ^UPPEBS
It i.t more blessed to give up w ith­
out n slrurrglo lima to get it in the
The evening meal on Sundny nlelit
neck from a sandbag.
Is usually, n light one. This Is (tie
•—o ~
time when the men in (be
JAiocoas i s l a r g e l y tr m n i t e r a t h a v f a m i l y l e a n t t o t i e m .-tu y
culinary, tricks, which,
itig a wife who brags on you so much
they enjoy; and finch'
th, l you keep your nose to (lie grind­
knowledge Is often 1hstone.
valuable when the wife
nud m other Is 111 or
’ Among the chnmjiion g o al-getteri
a n ay.
is the fellow who persists in reading
The making of u paltho titles on the smvnn a t the movie
nfnldo piece of lonfil Is
show.
simple, iml tho thundred
vnrlutleu of sisdlod toast
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It doesn’t look like good sense to will testify (tint It Is often served ns
spend p a rt of u fortune to have your tho smalt hoy Said, “well burned amt
scraped at tlm kitchen sink,” tits Idea
fortune told.
of the wny.lo prepare toast,
tT WAS /MEW Y6AR1.
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S O M E B O D Y A L W A Y S H IT .
Toast may be ttic basis for any .num­
L o b of people g et spring fever be­ ber of tasly tenches or suppers. A
Md a z e "
R a d io c o n c e r ts , b r o a d c a s t f r e e , a r e c u t t i n g d o w n t h e s a le o f fore the weather man gives them any well-browned, crisp, buttered pfeee of
rxh
q o /w e f o l k t /
h e e t m u s ic a n d p h o n o g r a p h r e c o r d s . T h is r e d u c e s t h e r e v e n u e licenses fo r ft. ,
toast served with rnretilt, creamed ttsti,
»—(j—
oysters or it vogetnhlo Hkn celery Is n
f o r m e r l y e n jo y e d b y m u s ic c o m p o s e rs . S o th o y o r g a n iz e , t h r e a t e n
I t seems easier to convince men wholckomc, tilling dish,
?io s u e b r o a d c a s t i n g s t a t i o n s t h a t u s e t h e i r c o p y r ig h te d m u s ic
A dish which Is almost universally
th at honesty is the b est policy when
[ w ith o u t p a y in g - f o r it.
liked is fried oysters. Hell the largo
the dividends arc bigger.
oysters In railed crackers that have
J . C. R o s e n th a l, r e p r e s e n t i n g t h e c o m p o se rs, s a y s : " I t is g e t ­
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been well seasoned with salt mid pep
Thus by friendship’s tics united,
t i n g to t h e p o in t w h e r e t h e t o p o f t h e p i a n o i s n e v e r l i f t e d a n d t h e
per, then snwfc t h e m i / t b u t t e r i » t h o
\Vc wi|l change the bloody past
dm hag dish or on tlio gni; stove, un­
p h o n o g r a p h is n e v e r u s e d . I p e r s o n a lly k n o w o f tw o m u s ic lo v e r s
Into golden links of union,
til tluiy nra plump mul Well-browned.
f)Yho h a v e in s ta lle d t h e i r r a d io r e c e iv in g s o ls o n to p o f t h e i r p h o n o Blending rill in love a t Inst,
Servo with a relish, or with cabbage
ip h s . T h o y h a v e n o t o p e n e d t h e p h o n o g r a p h s sin c e a n d h a v e
—Anonymous. dressed with .vinegar, suit and pepf h d t b o u g h t n r e c o r d ."
por.
The rellfth, whether chowder of
A n o t h e r i n s t i t u t i o n t h a t t h r e a t e n s to s u f f e r s e v e r e ly f r o th
It's easier to do some things than
chopped vegetable, horseradish sauce
others;
the
girl
who
is
too
tired
to
ra d io i s t h e d a n c e o r c h e s t r a .
o r s n y g o o d r h i i i snnee, may he served
help her m other with the dinned dish­ In lemon cups, one for each plate. Gul
es is never too tired to go to the mov­ tho lemon In halves, trim to make II
ies.
aland firmly and fill with any desired
|M E V V D R I V E O N J i O O Z l i .
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mixture.
W a y n e W h e e le r r a llie s h i s A n ti-S a lo o n le a g u e f o r c e s f o r a
A fter a woman spends fourteen
An onion snndulrh Is a very good
b p ew a t t a c k o n J . B a r le y c o r n , l i e 's a f t e r U n c le S a m t o e n f o r c e hours n day doing housework, she lias one to serve for Sunday night lunch
after church. Cut the ontoh into very
.^ c c t i o n 6 . o f t h e V o ls te a d a c t, w h ic h m a k e s i t u n la w f u l to b u y a rig h t to bo somewhat amused when thin slices nud place on buttered
husband t a l k s a b o u t " g i r t a g ” m o n e y .
iJio o c h e x c e p t on d o c t o r 's p r e s c r ip tio n o r g o v e r n m e n t p e r m it,
bread. With n gbifiirof milk, hot or
—o—
cold, or n cupful or lief cocon, the np
o'
T h e b o o tle g g e r a d d h is c u s t o m e r a r e le g a lly o n t h e s a m e f o o t­
An election is not like a base hall pelfle will ho well satisfied. The eat­
lin g , b o th s u b j e c t to a r r e s t a n d p e n a lty , w h e n e v e r t h e n a tio n a l g o v ­
game. No rain checks arc issued. ing of raw onions once or twice n week
e r n m e n t w a n t s to e n f o r c e th e la w .
You have to vote on election day or will Ije found highly beneficial, ward­
ing off disease mid 'keeping (lie body
I t m a y h a v e b e e n a m is ta k e , th a t l J n c l c S a m d i d n 't t a x liq u o r ever a fte r hold your peace.
III good health. Tako cottage cheesf
O u r fa O R K BRINGS SATIS *
IS o u t o f e x is te n c e a n d a p p ly o n t h e n a tio n a l d e b t t h e m illio n s
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or one or two bricks of cream cheese,
PA C TIO N 'S S M U .E -• Y O U
u k ete d b y b o o tle g g e r s . S till, n o p r ic e o n liq u o r w o u ld bo c o n s id ­
To vote one m ust be registered but mix with cream (o sofferr, a < k f a fen . A W V / A V S K M O W T H A T .
e r e d p r o h ib itiv e b y s o m e . A n d p r o h ib itio n b y h i g h t a x w o u ld h a v e registered cattle cannot vote no m at­ conrscly chopiiCfl nuts, serve on lettuce > f f S W O R T H V / H l L e ,1
ter how high th eir blood and breed­ with n .boiled: dressing.
f a v o re d t h e r ic h . C la s s le g is la tio n .
Cold meats left over from the din­
ing.
fe
ner may he used with hot sluices or
Served ha'sandwich fllltng. With cuke
Diiit-rctlUert polilipinns who hope to or cookies one may’ serve a satisfying
S.M AKIN G O P P O R T U N IT Y .
Any jo b ( of tinsm ithint; mound
singe a comeback sbouhl be encour­ meal.
your house th a t needs atte n ­
B o y s w it h C h ro n ic h a fio w e 'e n s p i r i t fin d a h a t c h e t a n d c h o p aged fty the career o f t a g T u t . Al­
tion from th e hot nir furnace in
u v a y a t t h e g r a n i t e s t e p s o f t h e c i t y h a il in B ro o k ly n . N . Y>, u n til most everyone w as convinccdK th at he
your basem ent to the cornices
was a dead orie.
I h o y h a v o to o u t r u n a p o lic e m a n .
on your home, should cause you
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T h e j a n i t o r s w e e p s t h e g r a n i t e c h ip s in to t h e g u t t e r . H u tid ­
use our phone o r drop us a line.
Lower Cost of Living. „
One trouble with the European
We’ll give Von n lino on what
i e d r w a tc h e d , t h e n w a lk e d a w a y . T h e' s t o n e f r a g m e n t s s u g g e s te d
Good rends In the country will do
ledger in th at thorc are too many en ­
tho coni will ho.
more to lower Urn high cost of living
[n o th in g i d th o rn - T w o y o u n g fe llo w s r e m a in e d , h e ld a c o n f e r e n c e tries in red.
oral more for the prosperity, comfort,
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f a g g e d u p a s t a n d a n d s o o n w e re d o i n g a k m d o b i c c b u s i n e s s ,s e llin g
e tflro /v rttttl h A ffl/in tw t o ! t h e />e/>i>ie
H. 11 MIJBPHY
|H h d g r a n i t e c h ip s a s s o u v e n ir s . O p p o r tu n ity g e n e r a lly is m a d e ,
A Chicago judge Btiyj; there is too than things fought over tn 12 presi­
CHK1.SKA., MICH.
much crime in this country, Well, dential rnmpaigh's.
ti t fo u n d .
Phono <J0
judge how much crime would be just
enough?
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Present,
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E.
Inland,
Judge
of
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Lawn M o w ers, H ose, S creen Dot
and all kinds of Builders’ Hardware
S E E O IJR W H IT E E N A M E L B A T H R O O M P IX Y !
Chelsea Hardware Co
H A R D W A R E , F U R N IT U R E , F A R M E M B L E M E D
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Tfaju-U.
E RUHR ROAR.
7
T h e R u h r r o a r c o n tin u e s , F r a n c e d a r e n o t b a c k o u t. I f s h e
I d i d i y o n c a n im a g in e t h e tr o u b le a n d tim e s h e ’d h a v e c o lle c tin g
fish y m o ro d a m a g e s f r o m Q e r m a n y , F i g h t re v o fe s a to u m f R u h r 'c o /il
T h e w h o le R u h r d i s t r i c t in 1913, p r o w a r y e a r p r o d u c e d o n ly
l ! 4 m illio n to n s o f c o a l. A m e r ic a n m in e s t u r n o u t m o ro t h a n t h a t
( h 'l O w e e k s . B e p ro u d o f y o u r c o u n t r y w h ic h d o e s t h i n g s o n th o
b jg g c s ts sc a le .
.;,L A b a d p r o p h e t
fs a
lo s s .
H. H. B E A T T Y
Chiropractor
Fenn Building
‘Chelsea, Mich,
Phones:
omeo m - W —nes. 230-M
It is Ordered, That the 31st day of
May next, at ten o’clock in the fore­
noon, at said Probate Oflko, bo ap ­
pointed for hearinR Raid account.
And it is fu rth er Ordered, 'Hint u
copy of this order bo published three
successive wcc.m previous to said lime
of hearing, *n the Chelsea Tribune, n
newspaper printed and circulated in
snid County of Wnahtcnaw.
(A true copy)
KMOKY K. T,ELAND,
Judge of Probate,
jistcr.
: 00t3
Dorcfla C. Doncffftn, Register.
Exprcaa Car*
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and every two hour* to 7:80 p,.m .
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nn iiii-a f \iy ni'.' assistant Is very J ‘t h e s l r a n g e r g l a n c e d a b o u t , Curt
clever ;it piiiming birds---.Mottsleur) s t r u c k t h e t a b l e t l o l e n t l y .
Audobon la crazy to paint birds! lift;
" I t b. ra y p r i v i l e g e , g o i i t l e m c n I
A
[ vprlnldos sail no tholr mils to eat eh j c a r d , s i r ! T h e h i r e o f r a t e e l i r d , l o
i them. Now 1 slult! f:i!;•> oar p'ot lit ] s t e a d o f n t i i i i l i i g t i n e d e a l ! N o o t i a n c c ,
{ the • studio, atal M.aeilcur Audubon j li v e n , f o r t r l o k e t y !”
shall paled sal! upon It lo eateli lini i T l o - M i l l m - w - l - e i a n o 1 a c m e . II w a ­
Kll,|U'Ioi- Nitja.Iooii.''
I ll b a d w o r d a l M o i t p c r . C s . l i e M a r l g n y
The two "orlhii-s plo"(-n-d upon ; e x p e . i i . l ( l i e i. i-x t ! | v , t a o l l ■> s e e H o
Mm. De Alimm isli-r's title lattgb rang , a n ' a i o ' . i i t g o m o s t e r d i n , - I P s g l o w i n ! "
nut. lie. lis.. !ii,i.i> with .liirvi i, and C a n ’.-: l a r i - . I 'm ! l i e - ( p i l o t p j o ! l h - d - d .
(he /offer eoorf imt resist a fast gibe i i;oi o f i a u r e . L a a r . b o n i e c i n e h o d In h i- f
at his cronies. "The alderman and ( h r o a l a s ii i l o - s i i u a t l e i i n v r e i m o i j
the admiral-- olid la the ooo piolnio ' eraSite■■■us If, iMileoil, m e r e p o r t e n t o u s !
that 1 cmvil aboc.l. r|,me down al L a -’ t h i n g s t h a n u s t a l e g i r l h u n g o r (I
IStto's red fort before the Aniortrnn.s : t a r n o f t h e c o r d .
pluudereil It. I bad tin- laid tmde to .
"T h e card, lh e n - ” Suzuvuc wont m i'
paint tlo-m la with toy l ap ia tn ! Wlutl s l o w l y . " T h r e e t h o u s a n d doll a r, -, o n
a downfall! ■-from piracy to potitb ,t t h o r e d a g a i n s t t h e b o n d g i r l . "
;
for Doiainlono: umt old I’clmbo b in s-’ "Token--” ( , ' i t r r Jvok.vJ " T h e W.-w.Y 1
tering about Inning a lawful commis­ w i l l t u r n , g e n t l e m e n !”
(
sion!” lie put ait unsteady linger on
'J 'i ie d e a l e r t h r e w
t h e e a r i l s In n j
the laughing De Aboonasler'a sleeve: - s , . | a b - | r e | e i i c r o s s t h e c l o t h . |i,>U !, e:"Come on, ltu«nl! There Is m> more j a t e l y , b a t t v l i l i a d a s t i , . f h i s w h i t e
miumiiv since Lnlltte nbamlonod tlm ; l i n g e r * , lie p i c k e d o u t : a t r i A i i l o m a n 1
town t<> the siivialmat Yankees; and I n r o e d It u p .
yet, last evening, upon the Ksplamule, ;
It W a s t h e n e e o f h e a r t s .
I sow a woman's face. I -liaoiit—tin- \
' I ’b e g r o u p s t w i t c h e d Ii e u r i o i i s l . v .
shaven, (ffrty, fifte foofted faick at lier ; C a p t a i n . S a z n r a c a r o s e , t h r o w b i s
coach, I. Unetit- bunging to n lamp- 1 c l o a k h i g h e r a b o u t M s f a c e , a l t h o u g h
|iest ;■-made her miiMo !”
j t h e day w a s w a r m , n m l t u r n e d to go.
Do Almonnfder tiiniloned Ihe Jester J T h e d e a l e r , a t a g e s t u r e f r o n t h i m ,
toward the gaming rooms. "The lady 1 s w e p t t h e n o t e s a n d g o l d u p o n ( h e
I
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3
At End o f Record
^Norvstop Flight
lireViTl,-.rt Viiniii)' of l.o.(island—yoiii
would lend generously lo the plot—"
"PI,,! r
Atr-iii' tho Count liiioul
moeked us he looked neroiej the cubIdea at the fresh imlnl upon the huge
.}>*hat math with ‘^Captain \ wooden shutters of the House iVupq■!j f*«." Around the person*
loon; lie (lung ids jeweled finders air­
; M Joan LnfUto, admittedly
ily hack lo the shadowy tnpnooin:
Adventurer, but whom nil
•‘ilo. fellow I Tho rum anil limes! He
|. tiBftns must remember with
on with them, hut tread softly—we
;i Wd« ae the iiBoociale of
w h o a r r i v e d w i t h I h e I h 11 I s h c o l o n e l ’s | c l o t h , I n t o a l e a t h e r t u p : . T h e g r o u p s
have a plot I"
;? 5Andrew Jackson in the dcT he'tw o old adventurers pasted nl parly V Of course -I mo told she had b r o k e u p w i t h a c o m m e n t h e r e p u d
-• 1end saving of Now Orleans
j there; thy gentlemen by the door gave
the slender tlpuro In some ouisK'imt- the gallants astir when She drove."
\ 1,'War of 1812, ho Mia woven
J w r r l s y.'Adi.Vd .•il^vn U y: ‘‘T k r j' t i r e , frn.iy fo ffte Hfrtinger as he advaneed.
ii^ n .
“ ! ' ! / > ! J|Xo A U . W f t . v a U r fw.wfp
| ®*nce which has few equals
the rafters ripp with It: "Thrivsroro wishing no bad Inch to Colonel Carr ; Colonel Carr bad started sullenly at
| ilj.lho stories of those times,
enri'enters, pktmererk and whalnol, beyond tbal ibis Sittamic shoots him j this abrupt dismissal by Ids victorious
,5 W* by birth and education a
slaves and free men of eolor-telnir tomorrow at the Oaks. Kb. well— ’ opponent. W hatever wild word was
( l*fner (the University of
j upon tho ruined limit's llpa was
all sunitiu r at this royal domicile; the co rn er
I ‘Stain ranks him highly as
Krom the door they could sec the ’ checked by tho consul's muttered
very it;,* sellers of tho Place d’Amies
i her most gifted sons) the
mewl away' about, It to suilonaen of ttirong In La itonrse do .Maspero, The j wanting, lint O u r, too, arose, fid
| W has written with the
every sen—i, myself, across tin.1 Carib­ wide door of tho small room was : lowing a pace to growl over the crowd
$ Lot the South, hln characbean, or at Pori Royal, ant r,tiestl<med packed with rilonl, attentive yimilo?. j nt the doqr,
j ** « « / ns if aff were taken
Jarvis twitched the cool of tho i
os lo wind the bravos: of New Orleans
"The girl, sir, will he at your dlstho pages of history,
"\Ylift! Iota happened, Do posol at the hotel nt whatever hour
mean by this nuvdiiotes; ami when I nearest,
i fth readers everywhere will
I’ome home I ntn enticed lo n piddle Mnrlgny? Is tho devil slid dicing ns you etui in your property!”
I 'foe much more excellent
house, and ■whispered to of a—plot I" lo wiilch to yike'r"
Tim stranger bowed, Out In the
f si Bom Mr. Jackson, It ia
"Carr loses steadily." Young Ma- drlnkitig-ioom he seemed like one eon
“Idi, Idon! ft Is a plot—" Old
; |fful I he will excel In charm
Dominique rubbed his hose. *'Wo have rlgny hud hut recently attained fame Nclous that tho eyes of all Now <>rt Interest the alary lie has
the money, the ship, the spirit, the — by munlm: a street of the Faubourg ; leans*.men of affairs were apon him.
1 kft, around the love and the
Mnrlpny—hls patihaen.v now being j Jus| omslde the door Im stopped abwell, e.verythlnx/'
! tnture and tho in many wavs
ctif
fnfo fof« nml sold to fho inautlnMo [ ruplly. In ('ho shadow of the arched
"Ivsteep! the emperor! Itotinparlo,
. tquolitlos oi the fumed comeodped up On his Isle with Knehind Atuerleuns outside the city walls— > cnirtwisy of St. Louis sire d two
■j :,r of the "Baratnrians." Mr.
wulcliinK! Pray, yrood sirs—wlm will "Uae de Itagatelle." lo eeimnoinonilo ■ squat, sliort ligm-es. their heads to
i ftf* seived with the First
Ms losses ut the geaoe. He therefore gelfier, their firms post Imitating Wildboil llie ciil'f11
;! ^A*in Volunteers in the
The admiral sbriiftirod _ and tasted purled the skirls of his hullte-green i jy, were vainly trying each to quiet
• S^hrAmerlcan war, and Is a
coal, thrust Ms 'hands 'upon His | (},<. other.
Ids Hail'd ruin of llnrtmdncK. The hreeehes of aimw.wblte leather and
j W of the Loyal Legion^rom New York to Sun Diego, CM
younu De Ahnuiiusler heard two dolo­ tapped thorn significantly: "A ruined I "You know It Is!” gasped the woe
.1?K* also done much excelhi 2d hre., CO mln„ 4S 2 /‘’> ste.. iI
thy
alderman,
holding
Ills
aide.
’’By
rous sdj;!is. II was, Indeed, a quiet man, Kb, Men.1 TJje BrJDc.V swash),
' Work on various newspntho history makijij? jn'liJermAv! e !
rfte f.(u-,f:--r am not fooled--mi. hof
fffe and a Kfmnsof'ii! pass when two
*«ernat(tig thoeo duties
these two arjny fliers, LMut. John
I.uughorne, protested, seemingly very .shaven as a (irlest. Ids hntr wbltetl as
worthy bueeiiiicern of but a decade
S. MacLemly’(top) -M l Lieut. n.,kfhe production of his nlHueoinfnrifddo. nt Colonel Carr's In- an Knglh-h squire’s —imillled by stock
ley Kelly, u D the hmge-w non-slot)
aqono sat at th e ir drink to ho jibed
1 Interesting novels.
slatonce at play with this Captain nml peruke — no, nothing deceives night on record. H is Mut.-d o,.it
by an Incredulous nrlsfoernt.
Sttzuroy, vybo, It Is said, Is n trier®
the btg nmuoptano wits equal to
"Kb, a ll---" tninnldetl old Doml- professlanai gambler of the river lb esc old eyes of mine!"
‘s
"Tboy d -'d fool—silence!” wbts- maii.v mmv hours. If nrmv
I
nlqui' absently. "If Joan were hero parkels with the mnunens of u geruMCHAPTER I
bml cured to dl.-s-Maiy tbe po.. ‘.f p
be would jeo rescue 'Napoleon for mim. 1 will sny lie 1ms acted so-.-ho liered the swarthy admiral of Curia- Itios of llte huge LtU-rly mote. .-!
these Creoles. Ho, Old rutthroal, If tried In every way to avoid Oiirr'R genu, ‘i s there not still « itrlce upon tliia time.
If Jean Were Hore.
>be
w /tH in t
r.bo.fe game, hut ft appears (bat the British ids bead — n o .o/b.bv.i p r i c e s i n c e h e t v
i7 /fi w/riV'fi, fi>
streets
nfutlii
th
e
re
wouUI
he
ati
end otlleer Involved himself badly on tho nounccd llie BreshleutV pnrdbn, and
hi, the young Count <Ie AlInvolved himself in that affair of Hal
O U K A D V IiR V IM N G A t P tlA B E T
had taken the slighteKt Sn- in chatter! KU, the old days! The way from St. Louis."
vest on Island? Spanish, Kngtlsh—the
Uiil lime the nniiie of his qond nine and the plunder down the
“l.low (lieu?" ventured Do Almnitutt- Americans, ioc> -they would hound
I'b llnrntioss INuitnlhii, was liaratnrla p.T-s-e:;: And I—nnme of tor. “A professMiinl gamester at Man- him to tlm gallows 1”
/>*
l® Ups of the .portly nMcrmnii tbal!--iiia new the alderman for the poro’jsV"
The lull cloaked figure was passing.
;Ntny Orleans; nml when, In American q u a rte r!"
"Carr, himself, Introduced the fel­ Twenty paces away, (he entrance l‘>
The sbadoas lengthened across llie
jJ rA D V E f< n ^ IN 6
lueiio, tho swarthy tulinlnil
low;
the
game
mast
continue,"
young
Cnrlnyeiilnn privateers, nil- cobbles to the pretentions House Nn- JY- JW/'Jgwj' r k r a c ^ t : " n t h l t h e . r v I s Lit Bourse de In Maspero was tilled
wllli
watehlng
burghers.
jioleon. The dim front barroom of La
a * ? *lc'r- tho lanpulil nristocmi
I j .u t r s i e v e o r y o u r p A x c e -.
And front (hem nil a young tmm had
lioume do Maspero was qulle desert­ In Ik of some affair of women between
SS SS^fkh liumhter.
(he two I”
ndvaneeil sicIHngly,
la M« fulled, save for n table of provincial
G T // t r t t a r t e l f e l l k m
^lohstenr Dominique! You. (daeiecs from the river parishes hero
"The holy who looked hack from skirted grcim coat itnd shilling while
Ahtl prosperous coimsolur of and there. Ibit siuldeiily the drone her eobeh—” mused Jarvis to himself. breeches held within his p.dbduid Hes­
" y /t c o u th u c s s -fp o j/iijt i p u t i J
Iflt’im quarter who, they say. •if voices from the griudttit I'lnce in "I must gel me u new wnlsteont.”
sian bools, the young Count de AlinnA
massive
silver
cniidelahruin
cast
*4 V
U >"* l,°litl,‘s owii boiler
nnsicr
bowed
gnu-chilly
nvui
met
ended
the rear was cut off h.v a slamming
? .'ban were your rlnys of pi- dobr.
a ruby light upon tho cloth about a hand all Imt bidden by Ills herufllod
dth Jean Ijilltte—you, you.
'
/I M a n Me-J .rtHA’isw v/
'ftiff, tfh- which sat n qnni'lelte, Laitglinrne, , etrff.
our w«s, who onllooil niy pood ctmtii, of'disorderly at lire, not at nil His Majesty's consul; n dealer of Mao' "At the. green room of , Mnspero's.
ten tliousintel of the In the ferblon, rugtretj al the sloeveti pern’s; Colonel Carr of the netvly a r­
tho f . klvlnp
sir, none play «pive those to whom
(lollora (o bntlil the lionsv —-he stared at them with swollen eyes rived British mission on route to (ho
!,i t p'l'tuiloob Is to spend Ms hint set in a drlnk-flnshed face. The empty Moxleoes; and the stranger from the New Orleans extends Its hospitality.
If, perchance, al any time, the nitmq
rue Chartres! And you— senhhard of a small sword rallied lit West.
^"■for whom, even today, any Ills inuddy boot-tops; his sllkon-tlncd
".Saznrac—” muttered De Mariguy, of a gentleman could servo in n pos­
sible nffnlr, I am the grandson of Don
cloak and roiind velvet cap gave tiliij "whose fame at the cards has over­ Almotinsior y R oxiik.”
leaped
ihe
town
In
one
nlghj,.
Mark
rim aspect of n rniher solemn and
'7 l l t o n k s x t t s , JfiTftsr/iTrrr,
The
fifm, Raoul!—a peruke, whitened as
nervous jmseur.
strniiger
extended
Ms
own.
"I
am
sliver! Where has (lie fellow been
- ^ . 1
"Devil lake the dice!1' He sn\v the these years as to know not tho fash- Captain Uaspnr Sazurac. recently ^on
L 'i H ' E E J> j l ’f
elegant Do Almounster, and casne tons?”
servlet: with the United States explo­
.O jlii
(-: ‘ : ?"'■>■ •’'••‘II*.
briskly nearer: “Hack with me, Itiuml
- L '- ^
r ~ v tr
The stranger’s fnee wni nil hnl rations lu the W est" He shrugged
—-wiilcb! An affair, llaotil, that will
m
averted. Tho prntllo gave the Impres­ smilingly: “I Ibnnk .von, Monsieur."
J l t i
cult me out lo th e Oaks slcepy-oyod sion of utter obtlvlousm-ss to the
He hirned and tpet again two eld­
:l*) I
..X'
some pmniliiK tills ‘week, Tim strati:
crowded room. Ills English smttll- erly men wlm stared unbelievingly.
ger, ter/arac, haw the lCngllsh colonel t ! o l > i c \ s w e r e r a t h e r p a k m f o r l l i e p o - Then the gold-lured admlro) of Corbewitched. A Ruxnrncl—I wish some­
riot); nml the powdered hair nhitvo a tiigcnn placed hand upon his shoulder.
Mra. Dante! Stocker, Lnnalng, Rpoko
thing more than drink could draw nil
"Behold us!" he whispered. "I— at Downglac. Inal Week at th o .twentycoat
of
blue
broadcloth,
ids
huff
eyes to me! A pistoling follow, eh
breeches, aud silk stockings thrust Beluclie-Jand ‘Ms, old Dominique I rilnfh nnnnftl meeting Of the \Vomen’»
Men!”
Into low sHver-htickled shoes gave ft Dogs of old (n,ys end green sens I ItouM Mlsalonary ancioly. Dnlogales
John Jarvis thrn st his blinking eyes qunlnt dlsltm-tton to Ms tall figure And rou—the Cnttittln Joan 1”
wcrti proud ft It from Nlloa, Bontott liarnearer: “A rapier bully, Messieurs?-— The two young men watched his
The stranger gazed M them quo#- bor. St. J o s e p h , Cohhvaler and Colon.
such as this ftaznrim
- . there’s bronzed h an d ' turning a cim! under ttouly. "It nmy be," hn mused, “that
a wonuin'ln !t wfthonp doubt.’’
(he nthy tight. After n ntqment J a r­ after Ihe Item Is done, 1 ahull take the
Hie PumV f i r s t ftofiertifan of ffm vis yawned audibly; and then a nudge air upon tlm lovoo by tho old Fort St. Moon Got? Shrine fff
arts nml letlers, n prareles.s acrlbbler, citato between him and the Count do Louis. T h e gentry do not promenade
B ab y lo n ia Is F o u n d
pninler—wnstrel of the wine-shops, Almonaster, They iookod down upon Just there, I believe."
London. —Recent dlMwilclioa front O.
for all he was (he nephew of the great the short, stout form of Dominique,
Before the eyes of tho watching
John Wesley In England. He slept, the nldermnu. Behind him peered burghers nl the coffee house he sntm- L. Woolley, director of the joint
worked mid ale In u dlrly studio up Beluehe, the restless seaman of Car­ keyed down the cobWes of th e , rue iirchaeologlca} c.via'dltlen rent to tho
on the rue Conti, where, unknown ns tagena.
Chartres. The Tat and honest alder­ ancient city of Hr, In IbibyMnlit, by
yet to the world, there labored a
The artist strolled again to the Imr- man muttered; and then, at a laugh tbn Brdverslty of I'ennsylvanla and
.voting assistant who painted back­ rvsv>;.v. 'JVtf <?tvw t h e I n i r .t t o f I n t e r e s t * f r o m t i e * ,<vj;,vi,v o o t t t i l . h e b rn w l t o ■ h e f t r l U s h n » j * c i » n , s h e w j h o t J-hc
temple Of the moon god lias been ttlgrounds for ,fnrvl«* portrait*, hut who that followed n violent axelttmntion In slnro llercelynl him.
was destined for fam e when llm gnme- the cnrdriKMti hired hint tigaln from
" t shall take the air ntam Ric levee mosi cobtpleiely uncovered. The main
1 poll I
Ills cognac. But Dominique, the oidqr- myself, sirs," smlleil Huotil. "Ho, wall of the tenidnos, or inclosoro. Ims
leans- of Ifc
i k al had hcen long forgotDniiitnlqael Do not full your cap- been traced Mr in considerable dis­
yid .Hellenic, This, to Roxctte ten--.Monsieur Audubon, MU lately ai^ j man, had started to his Uptons vrilh tula!"
tance.
a ' curious' glance at Ms feUow-bncInscriptions and tablets Imvc been
S — 1 ytirt«
« . From the Engl Ialt! What rived from ihq ImIUis.
(TO
RE
CONTINUED)
enni'cr. “A volco?” he whispered, and
found
In large .numbers, Tlicgc (ab­
Jarvis
tipped
(tho
tnlde
for
n
drink,
6|Us
Fantastic
Creoles?’’
►♦♦♦j
lets are of unbaked clay and highly
looking about to
Who might pay stared past the onlookera.
T h e
))/)> )* )/
o tlle e r ,
tl.'/s h e i)
w lr >
fragile. Mr. Wo-dley hn* devised a
F f w w J yvdovw e . this,
(tie score. 'T'latofs
he grunied, "I
/ i|fc<!tVD'
lift
Hoiiaparp; from the Knjp must this Kiunrae wings the Britisher drink and chagrin, hud leaned closer
now molh«d b>r lltolr preservation,
Pon(j«e for WM Ones.
^ next for us fantastic (’’re- n( least, though If ho does, I shall see to ltla opponent. "Do yon question my
IVeftv, prit.ilcitl and new are little which Is more ebdiintte than any
word, sir, us to tile worth of the girls’ dresses Of pongee I tlm mod with liUherlo applied.
liquor from his veins and not hhtod.
-Wiri Not ni Mud, T beg I An The fellow can drink more than I, wench? Put her upon Ihe block at vermhNllI embroidery in Iho sanie tone.
The few tabloSs tlml have been exaudited so fur are "f the Sumerian
this, and hnlf the gott- which Is Intolerable. U reflects on (he Kolundn tomorrow 1 She would
fetch three thousand dollars til
unit rein to to
VJiIsJumi« Is in It. Bui ihe new my repulatton. . . .
Indnslrtes in tho State House of perb-d. about "tmO B.
1 sliaH elinlCharleston; nml in Uds town, sir, U Correction ut Marquette returned a account!,, money, etc. It Is imposkovernor--eh, Men!
At Icage, myself, If S'Mcur.ic does not r
you will tlnil n fairer one—slave, or a c t p r o f i t o f f l S . i t t S t o t h o s t a t e U t sfOi'e, hotlv'tw. t o e s i U n a t o t h v f r m i t r e
"T frra
u t v t-‘> f/ii’W ? " t i t t i t e M
i* e
for°e 'vilor'' ">e Kjw HsJj ««'
free woman of color—or even among April despite the fact that the plants until they Imvc been subjected lo n
®li rwi-ivcd. ll might be cm- Almomtsier languidly.
( a ^ ' U t l s plot—"
were ithi operated nine days, during more careful ovaminaBoit.
"They will. 1 know the course of its repnfed bcitnlles—"
There was n stir; tlm Creole gentle­ that month. Two days were lost be­
trailer a ileor of the 1‘erslnu perii'd
‘ ? Alntimnster shouiod the these affairs. I altond them ttHi
(vyto admiral of Curiagenn Raoul. I urn the black b u rn ed who Is men glanced at one another darkling. cause of a shortage of electric power (tWR) B. f.) « beard of jewelry was
iJ tint honest
councilor earliest lo roost a t the Dueling Oak* Latrghorito, the consul, raised his mart later In the month Industrial found. R inc'.udod gold and sliver
hand, hut fbtr.nruc had nnswered work was paralyzed rovcii days be­ bracelets, geld rings, a geld statuette
v * velret-clad patinch and and wish ihcnt bad luck—nil.”
slowly:
8Ucnre. The young man's
cause interior guards were dctailod of it woman, silver bowls, 'necklaces j
Tho llrsl ImheinMn of tho Yleux
“Your pardon, sir. 1 did not know
o f .senUprcr lens sdnnc-v and other ul). i
fr»)m the two one-time Carre robbed bfa nose: "Aaoffter
fu search for (text o n e e p ^ t < s / ; i r l e t s .
jeids.
Ihe door of Mnsporo’s drink, Monsieur? W alt—we shall go in the—-ihe—she was a chattel. 1 own
no slaves, sir, nor do 1 care to wager
Eleven base ball tcunu at tho
Glo: ‘ >o the shlalttg nety plaster presently when the affair becomes pro­ for one,"
Slate Industrial School for Beya boro
’ a! l i* lnM |m ° * 1,10 Uo" f'0 Nn- vocative. Thl-s Saznrac has a steady
"You
shall
piny
on,
sir.
You
Imvt
,u,n'1 went lo (he Mark eye, and Colonel C-urr Is kent upon
ruined tuy fortunes on llda river voy­ will ho mil fitted with auitH and equip­
To know
D(h ntyk to cheek furan
Insult."
age,
and In lost night's play! 1 de­ ment by the State, out of the Slate's
f5 ^ a e n t.
how good a cigarette
MnJ.
Do Almonaster shrugged his dis­ mand my chance ill retrieving. Yon rot urn from boxing shews.
1 '"Whorl, dark, restlessly
really con h e ttfadc
taste: "l was speaking of Ihe new have Jusi necepicd my two horsetf in Robert E. Marsh, superintendent of
*tui u
*'*s b a c k eyes liar
you m u st try a*
a
h a s t * tov»
.WJ#wr /.'rwvxv.v a t y j n t t n i t s t r Bwtl*—"
p h i l t r e . Near, t h e n - - t h i s Nun f.Mru/ngu the school, fata
hi
would ho done with
"Oh, not" reitu n ed Jarvis airily. girl, upon the card, sir?"
team
nt
each
cottage
:m<!
nn
bud
ItuA "ea again—growled sue
"You were discussing the plot. Why
ffusutrae gittlmj-cd the long rough lloitnl team to plfty outside tcamo.
f V1,0
Hrahmlft all with Domtnhpse, tho alderman, nml suriotil nliout, his shositiloi-s ns If to He inicuds to eru'i'iu'ccc athletics
k ; tm, >m(Sjo hlR old cm- Beliwho, the admiral, save upon our arise. The consul whispered to thr mnong the boys,
v .‘■*i itises ho was xllll nice Intrigue? H o i" he reared sud­ red-foeed Carr, The dealer sut linok
'■ ‘T g<tm.,«r who fought ihe denly, so tbal itu- glasses quivered: with a glance at llie circle of faces.
The "Ohh.st woman In Mlchignn,"
“You cannot leave!" Carr erled "Otandma” Lorent* Beebe, of Orton,
f 'T '1 , ,l«' ''is1' 1 of Jn®k. "Be discreet !--mtr plot Napoleon!’’
i'hbncllo agnliiHl the
The two former bocenneers looked honively. He InriU'd to those hebtm) ('who wonhf him ' n \ t v l i c h h e r m t h
{ '’j Am
as wry a face wryly at him, "'The devil Ihke you, him: "O ntlem oii 1 Is ll citstomury.
i J-iTMLf.c lieutenants when Jarvis,’’ growled Reliieho, "U was of In New Orleans, for a loser to he re blrthdny the last of th<a mouth, din]
Inst week, Slid wn» nmr.emlly alert
.J,'!v Htpnltlle of the obi days, and our vanished captain, fused any loglilmnln wager that may
and active, until (ho hint few v •■>-k:>,
8C ih® buccaneer:! en Yon, yourself, whom Jean rescued reinstate him?’’
when llln of old age claimed her. She
from perdition once-—"
There wns n murmur; It was thr
was horn May 2-’. US1:’, 'marly a
"The
plot!"
shouted
Jarvis
so
loud­
code
ftl
Maspero1
*.
The
stranger
must
M l Alderman Dornlmonth
hoforo tho final defeat of
ly that even bystanders across the know. De Marlgny whispered; "Hi11
youngoj ;
gobbled way looked into tho shadowy has .Saint rac there. The nt ranger tmisi | Napoleon at Wotorioi). In Monroe
-,ti
lYttfs of M'nspevo's. "Ah, I tun go* plnyl"
I aril ufy, ,Vow IMf*.
.Mowrtc
j w at tulip, igontj^monl J hnvft
; .1* doubtful If In nny of his
lift Interesting anil iloscrvediy
;{ |»r novels, Charles Temtcy
C
has achieved the swe-
i.
r
r
F O R T H E G iR L , G R A D U A T E , a rin g ; a
b r a c e l e t ; a s y r l s t s v a t c h ; 'a b r o o c h ; a n e c k l a c e ;
a s tr in g of p e a i l s ; a s tr in g of b e n d s ; a g o ld o r
s ilv e r p e n c i l ; a m e s h b a g .
F O R T H E B O Y G R A D U A T E , s .w a lc h ;
a p e n c il (g o ld o r s i l v e r ) ; c u f f l i n k s ; a .w a tc h
c h a i n ; a r in g ; a f o tm la in p e n .
C o m e in a n d le t u s s h o w y o u o u r d is p la y of
G r a d u a tio n G ifts
The Personal Gift Pleases' Most
A,
E.
W IN A N S &
JEW ERE ItS
SO N
!
llFEOSt
I t w ith -s ta n d s t h e s e d e s tr o y e r s j
HE tmiglt, durable body of n Carey Roofing,
combined with (ho coating of crttxhi'd mUV
cral, enables U lo withstmid Ibc continual on­
slaught of hont, cold, storms, and steam.
Carc-v Roofing was developed sjtcctficnlly to with­
stand a / l of tlirsc cksuoycra. It lots done so, oit
o n v s y f o t s T s , f o r twcnwlWe.veurs.
T
I n c x p r a r i v t : easy t o a p p l y ; in m a n y w eights a nd
q u a l i t i e s f o r e v i >y r o o l i n i ; p u r p o s e . L c t u s c s l l m n t c
oti w h a t y o u n c . x i .
“ A R o o f fo r E v e r y B u iU J in ff'
C H E L tS E A , M IC H .
P H O N K 6G
LA SG O W
Noted for Seilinif
139 to 1<I5 E. Main St.
Good Goods Cheap
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
C lothing fo r M en an d B o y s
w ith Two f*afr o f P a n ts . .
O u r S u its f o r M en a n d H o y s jm sso ss ( I t^ liitc liv e n e s s y e t a l­
m o s t c a r e le s s lin e s , i h e i r a p p e a l is in t h e i r s u p e v lj f a b r ic ^
.--lA le itte d . n eed lew ork-,--klheir a i r o f s t u d ie d c n re le s s n e s n ,
T h e y c a t e r t o n g v e jit a m i {fl o w in g c la s s o f m e n — w h o s e e k
tiu u iity a n d k n o w it w h e n th e y se e it«
P R I C E S A U E N O T H IN G T O W O R R Y A R O U T
M e n ’s T w o P a n t S u i t s , $ 1 8 .5 0 to § 3 5 .0 0 .
R o y s ’ T w o P a n t S u i t s , $ 7 ,5 0 to $ J 5.00.
W E W A N T JU S T A W O R D W IT H Y O U
G o in g to b e M a n ied'? B iiikl'nitf a N o w H o u s e ? P la n n in g to
l l e h m
m
h i f y o u tcattf M tn u 'fu v e r e m e m b e r (Im t w e a r e
selHnjv h T in iitu re . o f a h ijrh fin a lity a n d a l p r ic e s t h a t w ill
a s to n is h y o u .
^VE H A V E S O M E L O V E L Y S P O R T H A T S T H A T
W E W A N T TO SHOW YOU
A lso a d is p la y o f T rim m e d a n d I J n tr im h io d 1-laLs a t v e r y
m o d e r a te p r ic e s .
Tw.o G r o u p s o f S p o r t C o a ts , S I0 .5 O a n d §P,).7f>.
S p le n d id C o lle c tio n o f C a p e s , £ 2 5 .0 0 a n d $ 3 9 .7 5 .
S u i t s — l a t e s t s ty lo s , $29.75.
S ilk D r e s s e s — l a t e s t m o d e ls, $ 1 9 .7 6 .
.
F l a g s f o r M e m o ria l D ay ,
S ilk s a n d W h ite G o o d s f o r G r a d u a tio n F r o c k s — P r ic e s v e r y
lo w .
4
G et y o u r D in n e r al o u r C a f e te r ia ,
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦M m *****w ****H *w ***w *w *m *M *»»
PENCIL No.lM
EAGLE"MIKADO”
--"j.
..
.v
K u d u Lftnftth, 1 1nti"*
bL:'-: !-'■! -:-V.
.
Mado In fire gradoi
F o r S « ( « r t y i m r f > * « l« r .
C o o c o . l e d V9 b * I h o F b»c> it P o n e l t u n d e f o r * * » * r » 1 « M .
E A G L E B E N C H . C X h V fF A ^ V , N&’IV V O R K
CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. MAV
^ V ic to r s in
T r y in g
F o r m e r
to
D o w n
5 0 0 - M ile
R a c e s
T r a d itio n
M a y
NE
; ‘"
30
t ’**'*;
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fr
'
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s,
f'olilieal D ^ rk H ornes—Kk>. 1
’i■
twkw'jar. r * . v t '»»
(S S S rl
I
......... -
2$,
1£>l6j
r:-? m
of Houl to woothor too cany n Ufa.
Wo often hear of a nmn svho can master adreri
. 0* ihK't Ira '.I l o r iiiuisi-ll a n d ( h e ro w o Itml
but who bocomoH na putty under tbo cciiuwllng
m m
■ S 'f ^
y - £ ' * *> M g
■
1
1
!
Us
lovr-.l
fhtt.
llueneo of affluenca
1
WTo ho forced lo fight for food qulckona the vtt{
’VUi
I..... man . nil it nlr-; ilm less he is cullivnlcd.
;. :■
/ - ■
;£)
■f ■
• i r ''vyi / ’v The s i m r i t w l t h e t o l i d D i e p r o i f i c U d l a p p v t t
X H Is l y i.h u f m - 'S .
i i I>t f f u m t h t f hfcirr,
;■ a: I imturnll.v mil i li ii'H.t s l n d c h o s tllilt WO tbo dog whoso wit la whetted by duty to perron
Sloihfnluofw
and wnato arc always found w
i i f i r d i t -d iitid I I'd 1l iin m n ity .
A-/liv-lO
X'ature 1b kindest, tho soil richest, and con unitI
i
X
4
T
A
....
.
aa-i'
li.it'r;
iInfiirmer
to
iilertnos.s
nnd
M M - ':
: V A '; $ & ■ '<
luck lug.
:
i l : ^ I S % :;3 l l
CiiUlvQtlon Ik a kindly hntdt. It la tlio expros
«■;I ' Irl- :i
3i^./' \r‘v'
■i
he nt re ifran framer to fiiriu fl ilenerl. or ii mother Instinct; iho passion for iiower to cn
c*owx
! Ic ■■ovine, i : lu< mu I hrlm; wider from dis- develop nnd build. It la (ho wish to uurtur<g
</1 **
a. .oit.ihi oushis and ie!e;ee It on the parched secdH of good, to bring tbom tho moisture of n
\ IJ» ("SM^M
\^ x ,
\
/ 4 . . ^
•':
;/
!'■. nu’d imister gincs and siui.es to nuiko rain, tho warmth of tbo nun, tho pro lootJon from B
L?
‘. ei l.itul vUd.l its joliereoi r M i n m * .
eouwi/ocf out 6y f/to stronger things whfch are a
5fc
’ ■*■ i ■■ !■< him wlio is lildi.-ci-.thiin his joh. nervlce to the luhtor end.
S IX p r o v lc m i w l i n i w i w ilt *-m nin-I<
:i!i(leiialivcil
l.y
v.'caikucSs.
'Pho
vvorkcra
Wo cultivate that tho host possible may tw biq !
Khvcnlh
i n Iti i' K
f t i v e n t h llii(‘-rn;ii
n ( ‘ ' r n ; i l iiouj
on.il
'-'=
"Uii power, l ei eneli atom of strciigfh forth. And in iho hwiuUful economy of llfo
•mile nice which will In held. ft« »-o::il.
■■vc i-iiei :y is i-iu-fl.
Is’iiellt la reciprocal.
llcsi-.? in. •■ produce:, frieiioii and friction gives Ifio
on Decmniion Day, Wednesday. May
11 la our Ktrugglo against tho elements that
n;i
rujo.n
ils
ilrivins
imvvcc.
rr«o
uuteli
smootliucss
or
our civilization
BO. nt the liiillnmtpolln Molar SpeedThe
iv o i-u a ^
till I'icul ii.lt ■•IV IvSIllt ill U less of fens;.
Cultivate nnyUilng and you cuUlvnto younself. M'lronlo Im
way. Of the four other win Tiers. ore
'V .M r t v o m
Your
truitil ilc caigine Is never so likely to "go nuj thing grow uud you rnako yonruclf grow,
lo dend mul Ihron have retired
do n r ns win-,i yen give ii no work lo do -let It Idle. anything and you build yourself. The man who'll” £fdt hot
,
' •■■V- '.W C !
V
-J iiJim Uwj.v, t b i > i ) r ? t J«.ov>J,i;j> i'r Jo
-Vixes ify is ffio nn.lfiec of linenlion, liccmisc need tho biggest work Is always recordwi tit history &l Is 0 oldie
for. vs net ion. wnnl 'comiielu ninii lo do.
Wftii vimorioliK In n i'ic-uch
biggest man*
d
j I'sta rs to
,
f
c
.
Y
^
».I r*■
rn.s-, pm ctoily found always mm lured IliO slugCuHIvattim Is tho process of clvilUatlou. I’crfc<i «
|j.IPpngenl I" I!'IS, mid will drive a
I residetitlsl dark horses must always ho considered when th®
f'irli inii -1 (mil llul li) mio.cle, It takrw true Kfeatucs-s Is the product of work.
. t ! " 1" ' 1
Birhmldt-Kjioclal from Franco this
isdlflcu) ikii sfarts to first|
. I1* or the
CopyrlBhl, 19!*, by Hlfllmrd Uoyd Jon«o
year; Ralph Do I’nlmii who won in a
'1 been tin
Ainonj! imlillsh.-ra and fimuens nviny iindcru sr-o in f>r, Albert Shttvr,: Onrmitn MereodoH la l!H5. averaging
istifor and nuMSshci of ilcvlcw o f Ifcvlcws.” ft strong liuloiKmdonf
-•* of his
BD.84 mi Iok t»n hour for ft record which
Itcpnldinm cunilhluic. Dr Show ig liilcriiiitionnlly known, and anidS
H*hy tliegii
H»iMM*MtlU4
from his dominate literary position he b> n prnetical nnd micceoafol
•’Lhung until last year hi up on « l'a« kj f tu o or tl
j i n i i y 's .
funner, ownlim and or-erotlaK two Id a farimi, one In New York aged
turd; Dario Hoisirt. winner of llie :10ft.
one fn Virginia 11* iremoernile rrinks, dohu W Davis of West Vlp.
HOM EY
{ S* togcthei
liqilo cIahsIo in 1010, In a Pemteal, will
meant
giiiilt.
former
Ambassador
i(.
lau-linid.
is
hsiked
ujK>n
wtlli
fnvor
us
will
I
k
.
*
M
\h
*?
Wiiool
or
ono
of
Cliff
^ Ijltim with Do Palma nnd -loo Boyer
been nf
a
dnrk-hoVM*
candldule
Mr.
Davis
is
now
aitorne)
for
flip
Asseciuled
i n Tho Paoknrdss; Howard Wilcox who Duraiit’s nioimla.
I’reis? mul N. V Tiai.a,
K \Mlri a
W’fta first in a Pniiuoot III 101!*’ will
No driver , has over repealed- by
5}. WlpplUeBS.
<^nxAVT»t>{
.^guln Inkw part: Tommy MUton, vic- winnlne nn' InilinnnjioUK evotit ft
-1 •Ij hml cou
4 c U N C LE JO H N
■ { 6 r in hoiils Chovrolot'ft PronUuwo second time, Iml It nppearo likely that
jhdy dm u
jri 1021. will pilot a Mlllor Kpcolnl nnrl precedent will be hrbkoii with thin
Oh Say~“ Do You Remt a ber?
EMICMiniH Ihftl hlrlhdiiy l fllviiH'iit th
U nless T'in poor at lyniessin’ (h e re a i n 't « g ra n d e r b le ssin ’
Jlrniny Murphy, last ycnr’ft vielnr ai a Kftlnxy of star porformen* vying for
fftore uvn? fa e fre enmfAl 'l Ay fim ifc
t h a t * s ,sr>»j. t o e h e c r t h i n a i t x i c h i s v x / r M . a l m t i f . . . .
VY,
(An opiiortiini'ty fo upset (ho tnnfi'ffoo
jifirfy record b t y i c t k l a t c fi«o<> of
the euko mul tlio big piece i J,s I'c rude
the fn rm e r K inds to fW U in ’ nnd liie m oddcr needs a w e ltin '
:«nfles per hour for this fivo o cn lu ry lo f the trrtrk.
I ’ve
-the th in ^ tlm t lielp.s th e licit i n ' is tlic sliowui-s
on (he pinto of th at wonderfii) ^ ln<'iiniulj)
a
W
IW
n
l|CftP
<
’*
’
M
outhertu
k
iii’
yours,
a
n
’
whose gob Ion curls wore tiny
^
H e r e ’s
S o m e th in g
rO R A
y q ii's togclhev,— n n ’ I reckon I have cl. m y
D staled Inst Week The Negro labor.
beftutlfu! In all tho world—and iipiu^ jn j
M o n e y
C a n N o t B u g
|j reported puahhift steadliy northward,
R A IN Y D A Y slw or o f d u st,— anti I 'v e fillers been botlmt birthday, whoa llint glr( it he had s
has not nppottred in northern iMIch|
frien d ed , when iho ferv id d ro u th was ended
mil brown hair glanced idij'j
of the
I Ignn and nppareutly would tun be
I by a copious o n ’ siilendirl Ih u n d o r-g u s t! A nd I ’ve n e v e r
N m>/,l h l . y ,
P
a
i
f
(
a
h
t
you
you
were
unw
a'
J n v t o .v if t
f h«<f if th tf mo, wfipii th e p rh ik ly honf 'would nil me,-—I ’d do
8he luvJ
Am! thou i h a blrtlidH.vi enuto •l^h) I'or
my level best to not eom plnin, fo r I know my blessed M uster
Prof. Allan A. Hoben, prosldont of
ly, until there were no enmlli'llit. res) ©j
w elches o ’e r IIis e a rth ly p n s lu r ’ and will jupculnte d isa ste r
Kuhtnmzorr College, in n talk to (ho
{ w ilh n m in . . , , I n sjiilo o f (h e ir devotion, th e m 's gome
the cake, hut Just u ucjoJ i of Ittj
^rn
sUiiilentu last week, urged Mini the
th a t ffot th e notion, thnl, fo rtu u o o r m isfo rtu n e 's only luek,—
fulaeiMi
and
love
relleclcd
If
n^
'1**
pictures of WaHhlnglnn nnd Idncolu
,i 3* cmnprea
h u t i t 's boon in}- observation, (h e re 's a m ig h ty close re la tio n
making.
Now
In
the
n:et)e
la*
answer
be placed Ip every, homo.
Prof.
\ ■between « m a n ’s tuilvation- iu \’ h is p lu c k !
A n ’ so, in ra in y
Iliiheti also declared thnl the'birth*
years we can think of hlrthdii| ^Ched into
l w cuiher, I• n e v e r w
inv ah m
o l iht vo r
m
h r
n wtv.'drr
.'tiv j
*r i>r ifiot Cr Oe tht t /i imi t i ht t Mi MW bf Sn t frl
;?«jw o f tl ' i t . H l t l n c t o n
an d
l.ti.e o lu
their
Joys Just ns tbo m irror S f lH ,'<'nc
the flood,- -but I keep m y sp e rit h a p n y w ith a rhym e t h a t ’s
ftm ik Hv
Mbuubl bo celebrated an are family
nice,
n
n
’
sn
ap
p
y
,
m & jf
only birthday—the dny w ppafM o wnste t
m
th o u g h m y cloze is w ot a n ’ floppy w ith
hfrlhduyn, making those groat men,
•San Krandfeo folks iru?
iiitiu-i KuuuUy qk thin
pasM'4|
tlio m u d !
life—into Hterulty. .Siulle f^e niare coo
In effect, honorary members of every
In iv v le w .
H o w m a n v <>| t h
Im.*,vc?« iikKI<*I« am you
"ftoiniliiln ti
family.
hour uears.
mriwminnawMamwiBi ■
■»«»«««“
111(mm
j *
Ihc tier
■S^fT c : pv r r
'Jroye.I pm v
CDXJfS/X t i . V ,
Dor tho first time In Flint’s his.
than ? 1.000.000 will tie spent In
Hill bi-hvei'i
V e te r a n E d d ie H e a r n e S p o n s o r s
j i heMore
lory, the O. A. H. will not have charge
count rue! Ion of a now kI ccI and
-tfurreif fit
o f th o
.1t e n t o r i a l < l x y p r o f t m n , t h i s
concrete ore dock at Kscanabn. A
N e w “ B o y S p e e d K in g ” O n T r a c k
K Ills rl
year. They have stopped down for
survey of (ho alto bun been made and
Either 1'
the more netlve Oakley Trnynor post.
V
(im plans nro in ihl; hands of ongl‘ K’aks, u a;
■ <0 f :
American Legion. While tho votonmiH
e
iirOrB. No ilcfinltc date has hften given
>!' tonic nnd
of the W orld war will pl'Cpafo tho
and Reasonable Charges
out fur (he commencement of work,
j ^ly ibis Ins
plunti and look aflor all the details
s i.
which will give employment to hull-;- " d heyoiul
of the occasion, the "hoys ol
ivlH
tired*'of men for more tlmti a year.
’ * lonvi and
occupy the pfnee of honor on the pro’ ‘rllmsidl iyJ
W
A
G
N
E
R
&
H
E
W
E
S
fin m .
i l l f i f I B ' S o / m e / t r e t e .tf h o n o r f i t i h o
^ for flic cut
Ono hundred and seventy Michigan
oportlng world thnl can't lie bought
man* loo
high school girls and hoys ontored
all . the money In iho itnlvorke.
F O R D S A
S P E C I A L T Y
fjov'ernor Alex J. Clfoesliock. vetoed
«
i
her
felloe
fetji
the
third
annual
nhurthnnd
nnd
type­
> irv * < r ^ y ■<
■.-•.victory lit the Internutinnn! 500- the Wayne county superior court bill,
? nR In lo H
/ H A K '1 7 .
writing
conleKtu
under
tho
auspices
W o U s o G e n u in e F o r d F o r ts
tilo rnco at (ho ludlftiiupotlH .Motor planned to effncL tho reorganization
K fteil wlier
H/VIWJ/./V i f
U DO t Js.
of tho Michigan State Tencheni’ As-,
~ jy
ta*rokes
r-vc
jioddwoy, Decoration Dny, Mny UP. of tho city Justice courts. Tho gov­
„
hel
—w
sedation nt W estern Stnto Normal
3
Phone 47
City M otor Bnics Building
North
,1(lr huof
onoy can hay the bcHt of racing ernor rejected tho hill on llie ground
School,
Knlaniujoo.
All
the
entrants
V
!
'
J
.
/
X
Miationu hut (hen it takes norvo, that when It pasiied Iho senate Ii had
J'vftly, while
C H H L S rS A , M IC H .
liavo’wnii In preliminary contests hold
rawh, daring ami a heart of steel to o n l y U tl n l l l r m n l h o r o t e s , n ’h e r o n s
. b> arrnne
in different sections of tho state.
i««p ovorlnKtlngly a t high spepd to bills affecting tho changing of courts
ft.
s
■
-•JU
i ,'01|ll|b'Dnj
jtsl). acroB* the finish wlro n victor, mmU linvo n two-thirds approval, 2?
« quarter c
ijlff Durant, millionaire sporlstmun
shining; w
votes.
Ofn California, tins enough money lo
stjiggerin:
fkh deeds for a few Woolvvorlb
1 hum-bed D
Through
the
co
operation
of
a
lum­
iDDIE HHAHNK lit thlriy three is fln rt/, llcnrnc’e mechanic, nt tho ago
(il)dlngH, ilrooklyn Itrhlges nnd m
| « k of meal
jOUpIo Statues of f,Shorty. W ith'eonio ber company at Cadillac, a forest fire E ’ (he "uriindpn” of tho fainoiiH of 22 beenmo fiimoua In hlf> firnt raen
W ore .Sandy
fighting
crow
of
20
men
has
been
oranil
wiik
second
In
hml
year'll
big
drlvors who will compete in Die Inf, tho dough ho has built tifi a iitrong
v'r Wicru fM
g a o la e d o l s )o /;x l» X c o m p } » A o lh > c h
■ .fflfir ( m w .
d m i wfcp hf« (fn'v/ng
ternatlonnl fiOO-mlle race for tfift.ooe fuift'nnapofni cfaHnfc. U'fieri fn- Jumpeil
.
'fees like la
111 and brain and brawn ho Is go- iowimhlp. A wnlchmnn now is on Which will ho bold, as nmml, Decor­ In thcdrivcv'n soul he took with him
their m
duty
nt
the
state
lire
towor
In
Scltim
Hfirlan
Eonglor,
his
"boy
friend."
ago
8: to try to win- tho covtdod laurcl»
ation Y)ny, .\1ay :tl), at the ImilaOupn[ swinging h
township.
Edward
Thnlninn
has
hcon
20,
ns
mechanic.
Now
with
Iho
ad
victory at tho wheolu of ono of liia
Hafir no has vent of ono nmn crus Harm nnd
»«!” ('1,lier si
np 1>olntod for Urn fotivlh season ag Un Motor ftpeedway.
JW In tho Indianapolis drlvo.
}r*. Stallion, o
" been racing bIiico h'frt "tcon" dnyn. I’Vnglcr have to separate. So 1'nngler
Durnnt him over Wen an ndvocato firo patrolman for Wexford county.
j" fthgiing In.
Now two of his protegee, ono or them is hejn,' given a car to jrllot. Then
' .Bpowl and daring. He pllotK fast
.j’^'he loops ;
rplnnes, Bklnm ovor tho water in
Hoys’ week was observed at Owosso becoming tho "hoy apeed king'' to he hecomei) the, "hoy speed king." All
; J ^ h ily f l r l n c s
pldly moving racing hontH um lhrin l.o.U nc<pr, under JJbc nwNjnlce.s of Jhr rcjibice the other, are direct resells Ib/ee are ji.u-mlo-ra id f'J.i© ) > u r i > o f ’i>
1 * * they sen
Harry team.
jno fnnt horacs. ftul uftor bin dny Hotary nnd Klvvanls clubs, tho pro- of bin HiicruKsful tutorial;
j shout the f
«l>oody thrills ho advances to tho grain took In the church, school,
' ' ‘hick’s rider.
awing roum to enthral) his nudleoco fftclorics and other lnstimtinna. A
u,|s snubbed
th aweet atrftlns of violin music. father and son' banquet was hold,
The, bodies of Captain John Mc­
ftftrse.s slidln
> la un accompllBhod nniaichm.
The miowt.nll hull wcok saved tho
when Thomas T. Johnson, superin­ Pherson, Cus Johmi'and Prod Itegnn,
I “*■ The bhtol
kn®bl ns It wi
tendent of public Instruction, pefed tbo Inst of throe miasing men off the Slate many hundreds of thmummlH of
ok toastm aster.
tug ltclinnco, wrecked off the north dollars damage by extinguishing
i t - '',p,«bt fin
; ^Osly from
nfipru of f.nk’i Napcrfor, fA;yvrf«f«»r’ every forest fire In the Suite, accord­
H arper Cook, 70 yearn old, one Of hwt, were found last week, by CharU.-a ing to Albert Stoll, Jr.. Secretary of
j ghg at ihc n
tho Conservation Commission. Where
f"-i. Wrenching
tho earliest pioneers of tho county, Orrthnm, of Snull Nt.o. Marie.
tho fall itself was not miillcpmt to
died last wcok, at his homo In nonj ^ ®rr n l r n n d
put out tho firoii, stale forestc-rs
ulnglon township near Owosso. Ho
ik,* ftf hhxid nn
1HE ITilfCUASING POWER OK A DOLLAR BILL HAS SHRUNK CON­
Mrs. Helen T. Tickaor. 8-1 years shoveled snow on the flames, Mr.
waters.
had lived on ono farm 70 jours.
old, n pioneer resident, died af
SIDERABLY1 IN THE LAST TEA YEARS, TH ER E HAS NEVER BEEN
wi
. |-J -n ropersJ> X
TI
JAn Jnsnnn passion for firearms ro­
Owosso last vyci'k. Just boforo she Stoll, BKtll.
ji A’alloped hnc
il toil In tho dcalh last week of 1 The board o f ‘education of Monroe dted she wrote her own obituary for
A TIME WHEN DISCRIMINATE BUYING PAID BIGGER DIVIDJ’JNDSL
- . h.’.-.V htttfy it
fdo Sierras. /e.’.d J hSi:h .«chr>t0 ylr).
P pjwb, "j j f - j ’p & r - o i t l LeJand Iasi week re-elected Dean Spencer p u h l h - x t l o t t .
bouncing o\
who was hurtif-d at f’ortlund, while
jiith, vlcllm of a mysterlouH filmot- superintendent of the Monroe public
rode to mi
schools
for
the
sixlb
successive
year.
IN
EACH
ISSUE
THIS
NEW
SPAPER
CONTAINS
INEORMATION
riding
In
on
aiitormiblle
him
when
the
t a t (ho farm homo of his u n d o
Two of lonts’ii early settlers nro gnsoltno cunght lire nl a filling sinr > h . lie bal
Ikr Maple city, was the coroner's
fti
THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE TO INCREASE YOUR BUYING POWER,
Chiropractors of Mfcbigon will meet dead. Oeorgo 1:- Dalndl, farmer of lion, filed in a l.ntming hospital. The
jrdlct. No weapon was found near
North P'lalmi, dropped deml at Ii Ih
^'uv-'d you hn
at
Muskegon
in
their,
annual
utato
(tlrl'ii
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stevens,
I© boy and there Is no reason to
THE ADVERTISEMENTS ARE INTIMATE
LITTLE
LESSONS IN
home In Muir, while preparing fee
£kht, Itnnfhe
to her bedrddo,
ffpoct murder, hut ft bullet hole waa convention. Juno 15 lb 17, !l wan an­ Slipper and Daniel H. Kelly, 40 years who worn
, , summoned
,
,
„
nounced
by
Dr,
William
A.
Pirlh.
EVERYDAY ECONOMY. THEY TEACH YOU HOW, WHEN AND I’OR
n resident of Kmla and prncllcatly j
when_ them automobile
hjjfftivorori hi the window. Tho flmlftffi. T was h
over an wo bank w ent It) Iho
fv,
' ftf a pinco of © DJo conbedded In
f f i o f u s t o f the ohi-tlmo saltern, dtei i
Just enugl
WHAT YOUR DOLLAR WILL GO EARTHEST.
Tlbthop John N. McCormick, of las wook.
youth’s brain offered tho theory
j dark.
^
too hile.’'
. ho bad been fillnK ft cartridge Grand Hnfdds, head of the Kplacopal
Jeftulnn ghnir’e
TO THOSE WHO KNOW HOW TO USE IT, N EW SPA PER ADVER­
itch had exploded with fatal ru- Diocese of Western Michigan, him
^ n’,ghi i>y (Ii
been appointed bishop In charge of
Itfl.
e*’ But he mi
s
£=35
s
53£55*
(S S S s
TISING IS A WATCHDOG OF'DOLLARS — A CONTINUOUS SOURCE
nil American Episcopal churches In
> y If I «p
g o v e rn o r Oroosbtck Inst week Ehropt;.
**•«). Ilourke.
OE ECONOMY AND SATISFACTION.
jfiqd tho Thomas bill to permit
* left nf hlu
Andrew J. Scott. 84 years old, pio­
Jirtfft of suporvlsoni to but,pend local
w Suing to swl
MERCHANTS
TE1.L
OF
TH
EIR
BARGAINS
T
H
R
O
,
G1I
THE
ADVER­
ShrWfty improvements under th© neer of tbo lumber Industry In tbo
4 ® card on I
$WtT a c t In hl» veto message bo Saginaw valley, and nt ono llmo one
l<> Hereford
TISEM ENTS. ALMOST' EVERY NEW OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED
fiOftod that If tho bil! became law, of tbo largest logging operators hero,
''hiienis. As
MMOk
»rtj8 of Huporvlsora might prevent dropped tleftd In Urn lobby of the
T°d ir you’d I
THROUGH AN ADVERTISEMENT. PRACTICALLY EVERY UNUSU­
raising of inonoy to meet out- Veagun hotel nt Sftglnnw; while talk­
£
Even fnrg
AL BUY IS ADVERTISED.
^
within our
pfidtng hand*, and tlmt tho measure ing to a friend _ _
w a tS R r
some cloani
bpofles giving local ofTiclah' power
1 ■■►
little reports from (ho farming dis­
,
T>;f
have fo ,
aide tho iliBlrfcts In which they tricts fu fiio vfeinffy of Cnro, fmffYOU CAN STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR TO ITS ELASTIC LIMIT BY
J " nS In the i
fo chosen. Ho also hold the inoas- cut© that the fruit buds vroru not ad­
! „ * fth Plims-d
Unconstitutional.
KEEPING ABREAST OF THE OI’POR l U N ITIES TO GET FULL
vanced enough to bo Injured by the
V e RlH Plimsh!
roconl b llm r d and low lomporaturoui
VALUE.
I, bln them on
JnAer (ho Btii><;rv!«ion of the slate CoiiTily Agent Slmft says tho grain
J If,f<Tord. i’tn
iorvotlon departm ent, J. A. Sum- was nol hurl, but that In somo places
; K, lm<* proofs
jjfHold nnd S. A. IlrowH, of Haginnw. orchards wore broken by (ho weight
■*; Z ,,,nS' h'fd «P
It) NownyRo for the purpose of of (ho snow.
(
'h i y s . ) m t f
A N D
g
the lakes with wall-eyed
'■>
Ijt, CAught below the dam In Iho
Prod Ktlpnlrlfk, ffirmor, living near
2 * " * ft'')'H
ffekoRon river. Pormlasion has been Ovid, may lose the sight of boll) oye«
he spolhNi:
lied to use jietK to catch tin’ wall- a* tho result of tnjurles aufforod while
f' ’" Of d m
pike nnd tlm ntnto will i>ny 20 blasting slumps Inst wook. As ho
T h e r e ’s j u s t o n e w a y t o d o t h i s .
^hdy rmia antit
<-I A
for each pike more than id leaned over a stump a delayed blast
L Xn *ncnnn»i >
Ijfis long. All nndor Id Inches go went off, burling him 80 loot. Ho
J
g «,
R
e
a
d
t
h
e
a
d
v
e
r
t
i
s
e
m
e
n
t
s
.
J n Urn river.
also Is injured Intornfilly.
W}
..hotly Of r>
iflrt labor shqrtqge may decrease
KnUmmsoo county and south western
!
t
V*
1’itl'
clloti m aterially In north Michigan fruit growers generally snJ 'k li l nboni i,t;
an Mtln year, It lo fcarwl. llr-lpnto a bumper fruit crop. Keports
1
had been fo<
fjtqBlIons for hrdp from farm ers from all parts of tbo dlKlrlcl Indicate
W m .
B a c o n - H
o l m
e s
C o .
fi&hout iho region nro piling up that tho first osUmnlo of tbo damage
f e f '- 'z : ; ; " '
ftgondoH, \V. W. flnillb, In cnuscil by the recent snow and frost
( (he stnlo ejnplojrtv»m^
wore exaggerated.
» ™ .:
O' ►
flwe7nfs(et(.,l j
tm
tu tttn tm
m
ttm
n tm
tu m
ttu m
m
"Hflfllmg coneoi
ir-.
•.
j i m iiiK i i m h c |.>
orj
ALt7r.iir
^HAV/
'.'■'.•I,- o f l.'ifi ii’.
ih«- p i' iK 'c sa o f l a b o r th n.li b y
i S I m i r X u t n i i.- ^rli*'«> liunui la v*
o em .
R
GOOD, QUICK, EFFICIENT
M ic h ig a n
H a p p e n i nga
r
E
8 J
W H E A T
R Y E
E
flit11LL
-vf lijl^ ,lfK; Mi
4 i
5Iviijf.
uvm w
Hjswmuirjpiur
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y :'■.c d y ,a - ;v -
CHBL8EA, M rCniGAN, TUKRGAY, MAY 22, 1028.
r need II." 1 i' added. xlieeidsldy.
■■Then (lo- meotiiii:
meetfiig Is
lx eloRvxl."
closed.' aatd
Molly. "I accept ymir npelogles nnd
yon keep your money."
Mormon an-l Smn rose. With a
glance el each other that ended In a
w ink,
S
ss
qulckon# Urn vy|
? U * .U * } l a p
p v t,..
duty to porfof"
ways /mind Wi
it, and coinpot*
D u n n I
;t Is tho exp
or jiowor to ctj
leU to uurltit
moisture of
election front
9 which are n<j
>lo may l»e t rot /
.mis n i j r of llfo
K
E
lin y
left
Ihe
room .
.i
Ana Athor, Midi,, Aluy 21.—Tolcgruphie track incs-ts bel.weeu the
fiVKlunon track teams of Mlchf.igan
and Illinois, WtecohMri and town
which were scheduled to hi* nm off on
j \Ve<lnes(lay, Mu> J.Clli, was forced Uv
ibe enlletl off on account of inclement
j w'oather,
S P O U T S
lt.v J. M.
M o lly
lutned to Handy.
"Von didn't give me hack my luckCI1E1.SKA WINS IN
pleiv. Han-ly."
' ' I t o n e - v o f want with a
OVI-IUTIMK GAME. | Ann Arbor, Mich., May 21.— EdInek-pte.ri-V'
j ward G. Gibson, Sarnia, Ontario,
The (Jheisca Screw Co. lameball
‘'.dim would like II made Into an onj soiithfmugh pitcher at the University
team won their opening; Rinne S a tu r­
taieooii'.fd i'e ■. Sandy."
jot Michigan, is the only-pitcher in the
••IVh.i nui a weddia’ ring, Molly, day frojn the W aterloo Gleaners I’d j Western Conference who w ears-glass
!
to
11
,
il
taking
II
inniiiKs
to
decide
Molly m h lef
i es while he is on the mound. ‘Gibb’
the contest. Escliellmvh started on
...
., . , . ,
. . . .
m u ; t;\m
the mound far Chelsea but was d m J ,ulh Uu' ,,,,l of »»'•
,s
10
' t i / r h u p » bnimf o f b u l l ffinf is creat­
o n to ffic gAowers in the first inning.
K, Munroc wan Hun sent to (ho menu ing an enviable reputation for him in
L a c e O v e r G e o rg e tte
nnd although wild at times pitched Conference circles.
f o r t h e D i n n e r F r o c k wonderful bail. Chelsea wont lo hut
in Hu; last half of (lie eight needing *t MICHIGAN TOPPING
RIG TEN LIST.
runs to tie the score, tliia they did ami
two. besides making the score 11 to !>
Michigan's huscbull team is still
in favor of C-belse.'j, W-alr-Ww f«vf t o u t i n g i n (he Wpsfcrn Conference
(lie score in tint ninth forcing the baseball race while Illinois, last year's
game into extra iuningH, both leanm champions, ,s practically pul of the
went sropcdoKK in the tenth but in the running having ..eon beaten by Michi­
eleventh Chelsea drove in Hie winning gan, Iowa and Ohio State.
run. Steele starred at b at for ClieiThe.M ichigan team returned to
s< a making -1 bits in as many tim es Ann Arbor Tuesday evening after
up. Lehman, 1’rcntieo and Howe trimming Illinois Imd ,S/ilWT<.-ir ,vf IVpfayed well for the losers.
hana C lo ,1 ami Iowa a t jowa City 12
Id 2 hi a practice game. Coach Fish­
er immediately started long practice
CHKEKBA TIGERS WIN
I’UOM SUGAR 1,0AT LAKE. sessions to prcpaie for the MichigunMinncsota lilts which took place in
The Chelsea Tigers won from the Ami Arbor Friday and Saturday, the
Sugar l,oaf Unite team Sunday in n I8th and IOth, and the all important
well played .game, 7 le> A
R h e t e l , return game wjtji Ohio S tate on May
pitched well for Chelsea allowing only 2kth, which looms up as n serious ob­
S hits while llanknrd of Sugar Loaf stacle in the W olverine's pennant
Luke was touched up for 11 hits.
chase.
Michigan Is represented this year
SOUTH MICHIGAN
by a tr(ily typical team and it is a
LEAGUE STARTS. co-incident with the two Iowa victor­
ies t ticked invn.v (bis y e / r r t h a t t u n a
Competition in ibe South
league was started Sunday, T V has nover won a baseball gam e from
cm il soli defeat ing Clinton, f> to 2, while Michigan in their yearS of W estern
Michigan
Manchester dropped a game lo Pal­ Conference competition.
holds the same jinx over Indiana and
myra, l> to :t.
The game was played under protest t’lmhio and has won ISO gam es out of
after Die seventh inning, Manchester the 207 games played with all other
tpiestioning a decision by the Mtnpirc. W estern Conference team s o r more
The opening game for Ana Arbor than throe, times as many victories as
and Milan was postponed until M e­ all of the. W estern Conference tennis
morial day ns the Grotto had pre­ over the Wolverines.
The standings of the W estern Con­
viously scheduled a game for Sunday,
ference are as follows;
W h Pel.
MICHIGAN TO MEET
Michigan ...
------------5
0 1.000.
Soft lace over georgette makes a
ILLINOIS THURSDAY.
Ohio Stale ________ ___ .7 t
charming spring dinner frock. A heavy
.r*?
Michigan will play Illinois T hurs­ Hlinois ......................... -------- G 3
«w<m n'Ofjon sash adds lo its charm.
,GG7
day al Anti Arbor. This ffume is the Minnesota ________ ___ 2 1
GG7
most im portant one in the Rig Ten Wisconsin ______ ____ ___ 3 2
.GOO
N e w F a b ric s A r e G a y
tiiis week ns Michigan's chance of Furdue ________ _
___ 2 3
.'400
a n d A l i v e W i t h C o l o r winning the title will hinge on this Iowa ______________ ... . . . 2
.333
4
game. This game will probably* alavl liidinna ............ .......... ____ 1 2
.333
A ll o v e r t h e w o r l d d r e s s u m k p r s a r e
at 1:05 V . M.
Northwestern . _
.285
....... 2 5
IniKy c n i l h i i : a p s i l k s a n d c o t t o n s o r
Chicago ____________ _____ 1 C .143
H i e ff.i.ee.W (xiiuog n m l (Act m o s ( fl i tifu s H e i l e s i g n s . A n d c l o s e o n t h e i r h e e l s GRASS LAKE AND AIUN1TH
WIN GAMES SUNDAY MICHIGAN' ADDS
c o m e tliti n i l l l l n c r R , f n u b l m i l n g
b ats
f r o m C nriv.siK 'iidlng n l a i e r i u l s n o d c o l ­
ANOTHER COACH.
Gnias laikc defeated the 120th In ­
orings.
T h e p r t i i l s w h i c h « r e In mi
Ann Arbor, Midi., May 2 i.—Charles
fo nt ry of Jackson Sunday, 1G to 9.
g r e a t d e m a n d h a v e hnrl n m o r e i.o te in
e ffe c t on i h e c o lo r s In m i l l i n e r y H um
Two homo runs being the features of I). Hoyt, now conch a t the Sioux City
High School, Sioux Oily, Iow a, has
t h e y h a v e o n t h e f a b r i c s u s e d f o r h u t s , the game.
a l t h o u g h o n e m v i i m a o . v m n f c h b i y ^oJ.s
Mum'fA swamped Hex ter in a rug­ been engaged by the Athletic Associnc o n s i s t i n g o f a ilr o.xs o f p r i n t e d o n l l c n
ged game Sunday 20 io 2 at Munith. tion of Hie University of Michigan as
o r s ilk w i t h n hilt o f H ie s a m e fa b ric .
Miller of Chelsea pitched for Dexter varsity trainer mid freshm en track
A m o d e l w h i c h t e n d s I t s e l f l o a docoach to till the vacancym nde bv llie
v o l o p m c n i o f i l i l s s o r t I k o f I n d i a c a l ­ hul was not in form. Munith driving
i c o ' p r i n t e d I n m u l t i c o l o r s . T h e h a n d him to the dugoul in the sixth inning
lit t h e b o i l m i i o f t h e . s k i r t , ( h e p l a i t e d with six extra base blows.
rh.’iii If his li-idy had Seen Ihe carcassof !i ahnighlered steer.
’’Waiting for the rest of (he hoys
element* tli.u }
t h e End ot the nope,
In conn- up," said Hrnnrtmt, “We’ll lilt
nto yoiiMsoIf. M?ronto Inn! chosen his own troll the (rail home luiiluht, llotirke wants
irfiolf grow
gn|t hock to the Thrro Star. It lo Identify the body, hoys,"
Tim man who
Sandy looked down at the contort­
il in history al W Goldie llmt Suiid.v rode under
stars toward Nipple peaks. H«' ed, blackened face, mill Ills dl.wipUattou. I'erfet! d'alone, refusing any company of pnlminent al hnr’fn: been forestalled,
fn or the r Itiers. Molly's Inst kiss sedimented flown. The gambler's feu.
horn tlm key that turned iu the Hires Imd not been made placid by
of his heart raid opened up to death; they still held much of the
Ifllity the garden of Ids dreams where horror of Hie lust moments of that
two of them would .walk together,- rolonUi'SH chase. Ida horse falling fin­
'together nil their days. It could der him, foreknowledge of midden
meant nothing else. And she denth and then tho whistling ropes,
been afraid —for him. l’lhnsoll the jerk Into eiernity , . .1 K was
.PB was a Idol upon the fnlr page n thing to he forgotten, a nlghtamre
hftpptwess. Though Molly. U.nmh tlmt Imd nothing lo do willt the new
•;! dj hud come through unlmrim'd, lo day abend.
" I ts Pilnisoll," said Sandy shortly.
"(IlOy the touch of TUnutoll was n
I
that birthday* ?k'inont that could only ho wiped "I'm rldln' hack lo Three Star.
fwtffee earaf^ f Ay hfs (fenth.
/ found' Idm Imagin' to. « ' live. Hood
10 big piece f
ho rode over tho ftnn.v ridge of night, hmiibres." lie left them stand­
[hat w o n d e r f u lIn<"|niuln nnd saw the Nipple ing about their rjuarry nod turned the
I Vaco
•
L P>>i gleaming above (ho black pines willing mure toward home.
rls wens tiny ^
^
vfJ„ ev >v|U) Ktl. rlver settled down on him under the stars
ho world-—ana fining In tho middle, ho rcnllxod that were fading, the motni holow the
lum that girl U ho Imd said nothing to Molly of hills when he rode Into the home
(-lanced *li>j *lh, 0f tho shutting down of the corral.
,1 iVgwvr tens fwrvlW upon C/ie
i wore now A'
M * * * * / l e i! < f { l f / l ^
t ®lle she had uslu;d nothing of young fence, walling. H was Molly, ruul
UidH.va c a n to '^ h l, Kor tho (into il hud hern its she leapwl (horn alniosi Into Ids arms
•era no condh Hit* rest of the world had been as he Stirling from the nmre. In the
a touch „ f l ^ » M off from ll,oin nnd their own gray dawn her face seemed drawn
and weary.
There were the blue
i i it ^ at0 affairs.
0 roiioeicu ij H»' compressed Ids knees rind tho shadows under the eyes that he re
In the roctlig
answered In a lope that
ik of iiirlhdif| ®th«l Into «. gallop, fast and fast..
.
i *s she reached the levels nnd sped
1 tho m irror J rah] ,,;|k ^
s „n<Iy W11S IU(t ^
today we p a f ; to waste time looking for n ford,
ty. ,Smile a j0 nmro could swim, lie scanned
thtouninin towprd the peaks, passed
Ihe dark impenetrable pities,
(••eyed (lie stretch of geully rising
Itiid helween the Klk nnd the trees
J - .CfoYretf fits guns III their scab' ^ a . Ills riilc he had left wlih
Hither I'limsidl had imt parsed
Jieaks, vras m tho woods, or lie
Coine nnd gone. Something told
&ly this lust hntl not occurred.
Met heyoiu! the peaks must have
^ hmVI and Slow and roundidxmi
* d ‘llmsa.11 n-WJp )» > t o u t t a i i f f e n t o )
for tile eut-oft.
fro mare look the cold river water
,-i jj*l her fetloeks vvlMi a little shiver,
rr
”ng In lo Hie girths, sliding lo n
1* |Mial whore she Imd to swim a
••• Strokes before she found snivel
North M* ?Cr j,er hoofs nnd sormobled out.
'ftslonly, while Sandy liosilnled how
■i * :to nvrnnge ids latrnl, a hovse
floundering out of the pines less
a (pmrter of a mile avvny, a hlnck
PJgura Was Perched Upon the
. . __ t Rhlning wlih sweat, tired to ils
Fence, Waiting,
staggering I Us stride, the
1 ^ hmiched In live flnddlo word like mouilmrod seeing them the time they
p a n e l s n t tin* s i d e , n n d
Ibe
sleeve
t®** "f nieal than n man.
Imd ridden over the Pints of the (Souls,
Wore Randy could turn the nmne yim enmo close lo 1dm, her hand* up i m a d l n g s a r e o f n d u l l r e d d l - s b - b r o w n
silk . T h i s c iim b lim ilo n o f col to n a n d
t l m t i fft Kid rhfers fmrsf from
against ids chest.
silk m ig h t h e very u llr n c tlv e ly w o rk e d
'fuos like hblis from a evosshovv,.
"YrnTre safe, Shindy, Safe!"
o u t la a h u t of p o k e h o n n e l s h a p e or
’h-tng their mounts, the (wo In Mte
"I wits loo lale." he said. "DrimIn o n e o f th e v v b lish rlm m o d h a t* , t y p ­
swinging lariats. They divided, don’s men Imd been nheifd of me."
ical o f 'm i d s u m m e r .
In either Ride of the foundering
"I’m so glad, Sandy. Your handAlready stlhoiiotle, general charfle Rtalllon, one at Ihe roar, g-iiu- aro dean of Ids blood. They nm my
actor arid the popular'm aterials and
kiigling In. The ropes slithered hands now, Sbihdy."
y |ho loops seemed lo haiig- like
He swept her up to him; kissing trimmings of millinery for the coming
s t i u t U i i T I'nite been rfceafeif.
Each of
^hilerl rings of wJre f o r a .*er<wvj her mouth nmf eyes, ifu' eager pros
> °hi‘ they settled dpwn, fair dud sum of her lips relum ing ftll with full the famous modistes has, of course, her
fdiout the neck nnd shoulders of measure. A filrnnk of rose glowed In own point o f view concerning the mode
1'duck’s rider. They tlgUlened. the Ihe east behind the nmelhyst peaks. for the n e w season, although there
would Room to be a general agreement
“•hi sunhiiod to the saddle horns, Her face refine!ml It like r mirror.
.horses sliding with ilattened pas’•I don't have to go hack Kim," she that bats belli large nnd small should
d®*- The black lunging on, .pitched said presently.
They Imd left the feature rich colorings and for trim®td ns It was relieved of a sud- corral and were under tho big colnm- ndngs, (lo w e r. *, lace or ribbons. None
uf these trhninbiys Is d i s t i n c t l y l i f i i r ,
.. cAVelght rind Its rider Jorkis) woods by J ’v lrlek Cffwy'.v g r x v o .
but all are Important.
fl^osly fronv the saddle, hands “Do 1?"
■ hg at (he ropes that choked his
"I don’t reckon you can, oven If
!ci. wrenching, sinking deep, Hlmt' you wanted to," answered Sandy. "1 P l a i n E m b r o i d e r y W i t h
^ OfT air and light with a horrid forgot to loll you, Molly, that you’re
N e t fo r E v e n in g G o w n s
7 of hhsal nnd Hie noise of thun- hu'slml, so far'a the mine Is concerned.
inR waters.
Idsien."
E m b r o i d e r y hi f a i n t c o l o r s n n d b e a d ­
,i
Mpers wheeled their moiints
She laughed when he finished i n g In h o l d p n t l e n i < a r e p u t o n c o a r s e
"■Ballopcd hack toward (ho woods, speaking.
n e t f o r e v e n i n g gotv.'i.v llm t <sr<> <v t( o n
'b.ov i „ K i y o f ffiofr vfcffm <frag"Is that all?" She palled the turf f i r a l g k l l i n e s , b u t w h e n d r a p e r y I s t o
^ hnuaciag over the ground, i The on Ihe green mound.
"I'm sorry, li e m a n i p u l a t e d b e a d i n g Is o m i t t e d ,
■' rode to meel Sfindy.
It was IV.ddy, .for you. It didn’t pan out big­
Jfospitc
th e
fact
H int
E g y p t hui
r'hm. lie hulled Snndy with stir- ger. Hat I guess wlmt you wanted d r a p e r y I s ' p u t off t b o f r o n t o f R k l r l s
ax
inosi was my happiness—ami I've got i n ' p r e f e r e n c e m i b e R id e d r a p i n g a n d
'-hnv-'d you happen here tills time that." She Umied lb Sandy. The. l l m t t h e f r o n t a n d b a c k c a s e a d o I s a
^khl, Ilonrho? Mol looking for big belt of Hie ra-wh boomed brnssliy. n e w f e a t u r e o f f r o c k s , t h e s t r n l g h i
Molly suit her hnml In Smaly's. "It g o w n p e r s i s t s . T o w h i s p e r t h e t r u t h .
■
ii>? T was look Iny- f o r t h o jmir may Ac rnwf ootwmanffe, ffamfy (fear," Use F r e n c h . I m p o r t s r e c e n t l y b r o u g h t
Just ctuigid. I was about a she sahl, "but I'm hungry, t.ot’g go t o t h i s c o u n t r y s h o w a n n m a a l n g r e ­
In to breakfast.”
too luie.”
t u r n l o It,
ihtndon glanced enviously ni SonO n H ie n e t , h e a d « m l e m b r o i d e r e d
CHAPTER XXII
^ " ig h t hy the grim note in his
f r o o k f i ( h e g i r d l e Is c o n s p i c u o u s , b u t
Hut he mode no coimnent,
n o t fdaced ns f a r d o w n on t h e h ip s a s
The Very End.
It w a s In t h o a n t m n n . H e r o a n d t h e r e
■W ^
T spoiled your private
Them was a council held later thnl d r i f t i n g l i k e l e a v e s b e f o r e t h e w i n d ,
■J^ in , Vtonrke. You cun hnvo him,
te'*
^ .vou want. W e day, that was jjlnmsi n eoaneJ) of war. o n e s e e s t i o n n f i f w a i s t l i n e s . M a n y
; I? Being to swing him from a tree Sundy was In the rlmlr, Mormon nnd w o m e n s h o w n o h e s i t a n c y I n w e a r i n g
Sam present, Molly the Indignant H i e n a r r o w l e a t h e r b e l t fit R s n h i tie•f * R can) on Ills chest presenting
v i 1# Hereford eonnly, with our speaker-ln-ebief.
c n s l o i u t ’d p l a c e .
T h e y h i n y d r o p II
"I'm very much nshawed of nil of a b o u t t w o I n c h e s b e l o w t h e a c t u a l
i;. ^''hiienls. As It Is, llotirke, I’d he
<
If you'd keep mil of this eiv yon.” she mid. "An Agreement Is nn c u r v e In i h e f i g u r e , I n n H i n t ' s n i l .
' sw ^'vt>n forgelllag you’d met us. ngrecihent, nnd we were lo sbmv ns
The tuotol belt has gone, the way of
Within our rights, hut we've wo nrranyed. M'n shook bands upon all popular fashions.
It leaves Ibo
u, ^hio cleaning up tonight that It. I’ve imd three times iir much ns J!W<I Jo , 'v l y l i J Je.it.Vrv, piaffed frlv a
have f<> expfnfn If we stnyed any one of yon. as it ts. 1 haven't horse brblle or a dug leash,
Jo b g in the atnto. We pot the spent nil of It. .Sandy tells mb.
"I've goi to accept Sandy's sham
* on I'iiins-dl: one of his .men
KlH I’llmsoll |md Rtolon helped of it, I suppose, because l| goes with P l a i n o r W r a p * A r o u n d
S k irts A r e in F a v o r
hln them on 1dm, We me! him Sandy. As for yon. Sam Maiming,
wrerotah I'm going lo send Ihe ymi'li need your third when you umrS u i t K k lrts a r e e i t h e r p l a i n O r o(
,, Rfid proofs to your nulhorltles. ry Kale Nicholson.”
t h e w m p - n r o n 'u d t y p e .
T h e p la ite d
Soda-Water
Sam
gasped.
2
hid apPri-ve of lynch law
sU frfs,
fio w ev er,
are
rtm ffng
favor
"ifarry Jftsa A'P /u-fs-m f
j days. ) w t t ) n \ r ovwWi.'’.' ovf...
A m ong ih e sp o rts su its. W h ite, grny
"Cerliilnly. She expeda yon in."
j ' ' ° did.
I don't fancy lhoy'1!
"S h e- Molly, II ain’t no Jokin’ mai­ o r ( f i n f l a n n e l f i n e l y p l a i t e d Is u s e d
hs any, He wasti’l worth the
j he gpnllivh .Inst no well y<m ler with mo. She wouldn't look nt n f o r m a n y o f t h e s m a r t s u i t s w h o s e
j a c k e t s a r e th o se s h o r t c o lo rfu l a f ­
tvingh-hldcd rims like me."
‘'ht of the mlx-up.”
fa irs.
“Ymi
ask
her.
Mammy.
Mormnii.
1
j
.hdy said nnthlng. There was no
T h e III H e J a c k e t s O f c o l o r e d s u e d e
Suppose ymi’li have lo hang lire unlll f
,.,*n mention Molly's ndventure.
I'ht to he sure It’s hlnfi’ naked .von find out nhout llinl third wife. I ! a r e t h e l o t chi w o r d f r o m F u r l s a n d
Jd'po Ibe f.o.u-jp t i m e i r l K he t h o ; y p w . ’,?. T'f.'Ase sh o rt h v ttk o r A r r o w s
' yI 0''hotly of Pllmsop lay al |h,. •barm, Il will If yon marry Miranda a r e f o b e o n e o f i h e n m s t I m p o r t a n t
H e m s fo r s p o r ts w e a r th is s e a sou,
n h|g pine. The loops were Halley,"
T h e y a re desig n ed s o m e w h a t lo o ser
"You're suiv lalkln' like a runttS
„ 'kill nliniti hts neek. One of the
had boon tosscil over n hough. nionial bix-row, Molly," aald Mormon. t h a n t h e m il! J a c k e t a m i a r e t r i m m e d
^l'Wo tnen had dismounted, They .''I nmv think n slgld of Mirandy. I n c o l d n i s i l a g c o l o r s a n d w o r n w i t h
Ifn*
^"bily as he came up with She's dlfi'eronl fmm my first Ihree. o o i t o p v e l v e t s k i r l s o f t h e c o l o r o (
j^uaig T|,,,y were horse owners. They all married me, fo' me to look t h e J a c k e t - O f t e n t h e y a r e m u l c h e d
tmt fo' them, U Mirandy van be per- b y s u e d e c a p s v e r y s i m i t a r t o | h o
I ^ " ‘'e men, who eonstdored they
*AVi/nfsterivI Justice, who fell no minded (o take mo il's booos she la a v i a t o r ' s c a p .
-hMIuvs cpneernlnfl Ihaatilwn man tymifli to. Itaik gjftfis ii>0. She Mows
CHAPTER XXI
.
Ann Arbor, Mleh., May 21.—May
31st ,aad Jum.‘ 1st, and 2nd, are Die
dates that have been set for the an ­
nual iuterscholaslic tennis tourna­
ment to be held at the U niversity of
Michigan.
500 invitations wore mailed tq high
schools i o h t k h i p u n , O h i o , fmfiami
and Illinois, and a large group of high
school net men are expected to enter
the tournament.
An added attraction to the high
school boys wilt be the minimi W est­
ern Conference track and field meet
which is to be held on Kerry Field on
June lnt and 2nd. Some of the great­
est athletes in the country will compe.te in the. mo.cl and the tennis men
wilt be able to see them in action.
The tennis tournament at Michigan
is planned in the Same m anner ns all
Inlet-scholastic meets, the men com/s o tih g h a t 'ta g a il
a t
t h e i r orpenses
paid except those incurred in tran s­
portation to and from Ann Arbor.
The high school athletes are enter­
tained at fraternities and house clubs
during their stay on the campus and
a plcndid three days of entertainm ent
has been arranged for them.
sisai®
ringing of Archie Ilahn a t Princeton
University.
Hoyt graduated from Grinnoll Col­
lege, Grinnell, Iowa, and was an allaround athlete in his undergraduate
days, He had a record of 21 1-6 sec.
In th e 220 yard d ash add 0 4-6 sec. In
Ihe HID yard dash during his competi­
tion, ami he comes to Michigan highly
recommended as an athlete and coach
and us a fine type of college man.
Mr. Hoyt, who is a m arried man,
will move to A nn Arbor this spring
nnd will lake the Sum m er School
cem-ses for A thletic Coaching and
Adm inistration in order to farniiinrino
h i t u s u l f <; i t i < t h e M/cMgan system and
Btnir.
The signing of Mr. Hoyt increases
the Michigan staff o f coaches to 7 year
around men. .
Henry 8 - Hall, 77 years old, one
oM Jte curliest organkrorn of northern
Michigan's lum bor Industry, died at
hi* homo in Traverse c ity -last week,
An a result of the rocom campaign
of tho Methodist educations! advance
(wo farms have boon deeded to Al­
bion collogA
Tustln holds tbo record for fho
shipm ent of potatoes In, Osceola
County. There wore 279 carloads ol
potatoes shipped from there th e last
houbou, raprcsontlng about
1th
per
cent of the tola) ylold of tbo county.
A t r a h i h e t r u a i d b o i n t o fo school
If ho walled for a Michigan Central
freight train, last weok, Joseph Slay­
ton, 7 years old, of nattJo Creek,
dashed under the crossing goto* and
Marled across tho tracks. Ho was
h it by tho train and killed.
Ann Arbor, Mich., May 21.—Brick
Navigation was aided lost w ent h y
work on the now Y ost Field House be­
tho South Fox iRtnnd llghthouae henr
ing constructed n t the University of
N orlhport for the flrtit tlino since Into
Midi gan was sta rte d this week. The In the fall.
plans ra h for the building’s comple­
tion by the It rat of October, 1923.
Daughlora of tho American Revolu­
tion from all parts of Mfohig&h wore
Education of Children,
proaont last week at tho dedication
There are 60,000,000 children In the Of the room at tho KoosoveU Amorc tn u tir r
w to r
/srt.w/rf fte adciidfng fejan Legion hospital, Camp C utter,
school, but of this manlier only IS,* furnished by tho State eocloty,
oOO.OOO get there. Oogd rends would
Many u one homo town has two
make the securing of education easier
for the remaining 1 2,000,000 children. movies.
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from the Far East, from the sunny South,
from many distant lands,—the wonderful new
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You, too, will love it.
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T
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M a n ic u re B e ta J b n tc c l $1.50
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New York — _____ _ ,22
Athletics ----------- ------- .17
Cleveland - ...----- --------- .Hi
Detroit -------------- ------- 10
Washington .................... -12
St. Isniis ------------------- -12
Chicago __________ _ .10
Boston _________ _____ - 8
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15
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17
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W ashington 3. Nt. Louis 2.
Cleveland-Boston (cold.)
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14
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Monday’s Results,
l'ittsbnrg 5, Vhfiadelphia 3.
Cineinnnti-Hrooklyn (wot grotil
New York-St. Louis (wet grouj
Obicago-Boslim H;nin.)
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Ann’ now come vacation plans! 'i'he first hints o f sum m er are accompanied by delightful plans of
charming vacationing and Kvery Woman iu busily arra n g in g n wardrobe for h er trips, whether they be
merely weekend excursions or extended affairs, so th a t she will have th e ‘desired garm ents with her!
Values
Values
Valncs
Values
VMues
Values
to
to
to
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to
to
$25,00
.$38.00
$19A0
$59.75
$75.00
$97.30
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There arc so many th in g s of im portance to the
Vacation Trip!—but first o f all it is necessary to
possess a topcoat or wrap suitable for traveling
wear. Tho woman who is planning n long tour will
want n practical wrap of sufficient w arm th.
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New York ......................... ........... 22
I’iHshurg .............. .........10
St. Louis . __ _________ 17
Chicago - ....... ......... ....... 14
......... ....... 13
Cincinnati
Brooklyn - .................... ..13
Boston —
Phillies -■ .......... ............ - 8
SELECT TH E RIGHT COAT FOR YOUR VACATION TRIP
Pet.
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.618
.483
.404
.448
.410
.290
For camping or roughing trips one m ust have
a jaunty sport# coat that is adapted to such w ear.
A novelty plaid well tailored in stylish mode will
prove the tight companion fo r such a vacation (rip.
be on sale at $14.78
be on sale a t $21.75
be on sate a t $34.75
b o
o n
s a te
a t
$ 3 9 .7 5
be oh sale at $49.75
be oh sale a t $59.75
If the Vacation include# a sojourn a t some re­
so rt or friend’s home whom there will bo dances and
o th er social affairs Milady will wnnl a loose wrap or
enpe to w ear over her sum m ery frocks!
And heiv is the opportunity for Kvery Woman
10 select the very coat or vyrap m ost salted to her
needs -for the Rcady-td-W ear Section fs placing all
coats on sole n t rem arkably c u t price*, Kvery group
includes models that will be becoming to You hnd -1
every group includes untold values.
ANN ARBOR
ANN ARBOR
V .
Wl’l P1
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CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, TU tti
«(S»»
E
bth
MAY 22,
t h e a t r e
ANN A1I1I0H, MICII.
Admission llfip
Show s: Mnlinco 2 to 8:30
livening! 7 to 8:30 to 10:00
-g O , 21, 22, 23.
Sunday— Weil.
r y Pickford »» “Tess of the Storm
Olry." l ’nul P arro tt In ‘Speed the
lb,"* Pa the News.
W , 25. 2«^~Thursttay—Saturday,
oyfic P eters in “The Man from
Itivcr.*' “Our Gang"1 in “The 1%
l’ulhe NoVvfi. F an from the
0w
In the Realm of Society
LOC AL BREVITIES
Our Phone No, 190
m
x
W HY=
H is to r ia n s A r e I n t e r e s t e d in
E g y p t i a n E x c a v a tio n s
S'ife^BiSaSSiBSSi ^ s i SiB-afiS ^ a g S ^ f i S ^
3^
An eminent HrliMi archeologist tins
Stout . KnhJ.
Junior Forte-N ightly Concert,
Mrs. Herman Finkbnfner nnd son expressed the hope that tegewlu In the
The numerous friends of Miss Juan­
The Thursday Musical club of (his nnd daughter of Ann Arbor were Inner chamber of 'rut-Ankh-Amen's
ita Stout and H erbert J. Kuhl will bo city announces a concert to he given guests of Mra. Ernest Adams, Thurs­ tondi may throw it new light on tho
delighted to hoar of their m arriage, Thursday, May 24, u t 3:80 i*. M,, in day.
origin of flic narrative of Hie Flood.
which took place May 18th a t Clawson the Congregational church parlors by
T h e destruction of the world because
Rev. Oatey of the F irst Methodist eleven members of the Junior ForteMr. and Mrs. Kent Walworth of tho wickedness of inap, ns told Jn
church of Royal Oak officiating. Mrs. N ightly Musical Club of Coldwntor. and son Tommy were in Arm Arbor Genesis, also Is rend in Babylonian rec­
ords and is suggcsicil In certain Unnti
Kuhl had an her m ntron of honor, Mrs. These young Indies are exceptionally Friday.
Inscriptions In ancient Egypt- tt Is
Geo. Holler, sister of Mr. Kuhl and tnlcnted nnd have chosen a most
believed tho account originated In
Mr.
H
offer
acted
us
bc$t
man.
Mrs
splendid program in which to display
27, 28, 20, 30.—Sunday—Wed,
Mrs. Frank Storms is home from Egypt.
Ann Arbor and is much improved.
jfyfcfto C h a d w i c k , H e n r y & W alt. Kuhl was attired in a modish suit of th eir talents.
Historians nnd nrctmologlsta will
have Hie keenest possible Interest In
Gaston Gins*, and Eleanor Hoard- brown velour, with fta< to match. AVro I r i s h J a u n t t a p ; C a r . . ___ ____ WFUAeJd
W inifred Kihbo
Ip “Gimme'' by R upert Hughes. carried flowers, 'They motored fo
Mrs. Andre Guide wm; in Jackson the .papyri Unit mny ho found fn ( h e
Mich:gun
City,
whore
Mr.
Kuhl
has
tomb, hoping something will lie dis­
O
rientate
_____
Ariuirn Thursday.
Stnklo Leo in “ Robin Hood J r .”
covered to give the Egyptian version
accepted n posiuon,
M argaret Iteimlmch
tip ,Ncw».
of the Egyptians' relations With the
Candy
Fairy
—
______
.Tdinikowsky
BOQt this advertisem ent at (he box
Miss M argaret Miller spent a few Jews.
Flower and Hulb Sale
Ruth Kilehcl
days of last week in D etroit with her
j good for 5 cenls on admission
Bo fur no reference Una been found
—Wcidig niece Mrs. Joe Quinlin.
The Sf . Paul's Auxiliary will hold a Tho J u g g l e r ...............
In nil tho early records of Egypt to
t ' t o w v r a n d b u l b s a l e T u e s d a y Ma.v 28 AH-Wcin ----------- Ixiopold Godowsky
the sojourn of the Jews In Hint coun­
ut LoefTleFa Meat M arket, startin g a t
Helen W arner
Mrs. A. L, .Steiger hail as her guest try, (o ffie ro m r s o a r s of f a m l f i * «iul
Nocturne ____________
Chopin Friday, Mrs, Eric '/.incko of Cleveland the Revolt years of plenty, to the seven
NTKD—2 o r o farm bauds to work 8:30 o’clock.
plagues, or to the ties!ruction of the
Grotchen
Schultz
bit farm . Apply The Oaklnmls.
May ‘N ight ______
.-..Rnlmgron
Fellowship Club
C. II, Fcnn was the guest of his army which Pharaoh sent to recall tho
hone 7117-F22. Houle 5, Ann A tJews after permitting them to depart
Elizabeth Hutchins
parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry V e n n on from Egypt.
The Fellowship club of the Motho
ir,
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dist church hold llieiv Inst regular The Rees *_______ __________Delibes Sunday.
One of the lending objects of
BEN T—-2 rooms, nil modern con­ m e r l i n # nf the season Monday May 21 When Life is B rightest_____ —.Pinsuli
settrahes for papyri In recent years
veniences and garage. Mrs. H enry The Indies were invited to a delicious
GTrFs CViorvxs
M r s S i d n e y S c h e n k h a il n s h e r g u e s t
has heen to liml corroboration from
W ilsey, Summit at.
73t2* supper served a t 7 o'clock by the gent­ Bavcarolle _________________ Godard on Monday, Mrs. It, L. Heals of Jack- Egypihm sources of the stay in
Egypt nnd the exodus, but these
Jean Phelps
son.
HLN'TKCD—Sateamnn to act ns repra- lemen, a fte r which n sh o rt program
events vfhleh make so large, a figure
Whims
_____
___________
Schumann
was
enjoyed.
gifeln.iatlvc in Chelsea and su r roundPoHcKmcllc ___________Eorhmaninoff
Mr. and Mrs. H arry l.ovo o f Jack- In Jewish history are a blnnk In the
Ktigs,
m Add roes Geo. If. Heck, Fuller
Allcne
Swain
son
were goes Is or Mr. mid Mrs. Wrn, Egyptian records.
Honors Mr. and Sirs. Mousing
tilotel, D etroit, Mich.
3t2*
Egypihm .history, tradition and lit*
Duet—Tnrnntelln
___
_
_
—___
Aloft
Atkinson
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ciilbovt ■entev^
oral lire were never consolidated ami
Wwjifred Kibble., Grotchen Schultz
NTMD TO PE N T — $ o r (>' room tallied Sunday nt their home the fofpreserved.
■jiousc and small stables, mtd 6 to lowing guests in honor of M r nnd Mrs
Miss Dora Chandler spent the week­
Thu Jews are beffevotf to have t i e r a
!il6 acroH of land. Address, C. A. J,, Fred Meaning and son R ay, who a r­
end a t the home of her parents. She a comparatively smalt tribe at the
Pre-N uptial Party.
[care of the T rib u n e.,
73t24 rived in Chelsea S atu rd ay evening
had as her guest Miss Fannie Fisher tliiie Egypt was n highly populous
Miss Velma ftphne entertained a of Ypsilanti.
'country, so the Jewish conjunct with
E HAVE near Chelsea a fine piano from V entura, California, where they company of ten young ladies of the
Egypt tins been represented by some,
j'plighlly used and p artly paid for, have been spending the p a st two years younger sot of Francisco, Mpmlay af­
historians
its n thing of slight conse­
Mr. and Mrs Robert Howe and bnhy
quence to lho Egyptians, They would
iw b jrh we will sell to party willing Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard G ilbert and son ternoon, in honor of Miss Catherine
nnd
Mr.
and
Mra.
Amos
Hamilton
and
regard the F.xodus ns the deportation
?to complete the remaining monthly Mr. amf Mrs AVer? G e r t h w r a n d d a u g h ­ Lehman, whoso m a r r i a g e t o M r .
daughter o f H o m e r spent S a r n i a y w i t h or wfffnfreHYrt o f « b n n t l f n i nf aliens.
^paym ents. Send name nnd address t e r Lottie of Chelsea, Mr. ami Mrs. Whipple of this place will take place
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilkinson.
!: fo r full information. Cable Rhino Kearl Gilbert of Farm ington, Karl Saturday, May 26th. Music and games
H ERO IN E OP C O L O N iA L DAYS
feCotv 1*120 Woodward Avenue, Dip G ilbert of Detroit and Norman Kling- were enjoyed, following which a de­
Dancing nt WnmplerVIAkO every
aft,trolt, Midi.
73t3 Icr of C ress Luke.
licious two-course dinner was served.
Thursday and Sunday evening, through Why the Name of Hannah Dustin H is
The guest of honor received many Mhy and Juno.
ns
Been Honored In New England
)R SALT4 -D nby carriage, in- good
Ucbekah’s Have Fine P arly.
g ifts th a t wore beautiful nnd scrviccStates.
CaJJ J7.MV,
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tjc a a d ilio n .
A f i n e p r o g r a m and p len ty of good joJWft.
Mrs. William Campbell nnd Miss
t t n n n a h l a i s i b i w a s ' a BrJIlnb-Aineri)R SATJil—-Exchanged 1022 Ford cats were enjoyed by all Ro.bcknh'a
Lillian Foster were in Ann Arbor,
can hcreino. March 15 or 10, TOOT,
jildlil’lng w ith Btnrtcr nnd demount- present at th eir regular meeting last
S. P. 1, Entertained
Monday.
Indians allncUcu the house of Thomas
ttghlcs. Also 1022 coupe In ex tra Friday evening.
The S. I*. 1. club wore delightfully
nml
Hannah Dustin, at HavcrUUI,
f.’ flne condition. Palm er Motor Sales.
entertained Monday evening a t the
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Heim and Mrs. Muss., killing llnmmb’s week-old baby
E ntertain St. Paul’s Auxiliary.
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home, of Mrs. Elizabeth Wnohcnhut D. Heim spent Sundny with Mr. nnd by dashing It ngnlnsi « tree, and hmkMrs. Henry F.ugelhart and Mrs. An interesting program and games Mrs. George Nordmnn.
Ing prlsonerti of Mrs. Dustin and her
'A N TED —Cook for sum m er session
W rite r Trinklio pleasantly enter­ provided mevrioment throughout the
nurse, Mnry Neff.
■J« U niversity girl's dorm itory havtained 35 members of S t. Paul’s Aux­ hours, a fte r which a dainty luncheon
George Bancroft, In his “History
Mr,
nnd
Mrs.
CVmrfes
fYimey
o f De­
••ing 25 residents. W rite Miss Howell,
iliary a t the home of the latter, last was served in the dining room, an a t­ tro it spent Sundny with Mr. ami Mrs. of the United Stales, From Iho Dis­
& 515 E. Madison street, Ann Arbor.
covery of the American Conllnent,”
Friday afternoon. The refreshm ents tractive basket with spring blossoms L. Guinnn.
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says that Sirs, Dustin ''licit to veil n
served by the ladies was heartily en­ formed the centerpiece of the table, at
startling'
revenge.'* The historian
7ANTED—Good liand iraners, A p­ joyed by nil. A rrangem ents wore al­ which covers were laid for ten.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred itn isl of Ann reliiles that after days of weary
so
made
to
send
a
delegate
to
tho
ply T rojan Laundry.
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Arbor spent Sunday with relatives in miirohrs, Ilnmmh Dustin nnd her
r.tm hurst convention.
Freedom.
nurse, with n hoy from Worcester,
Bridge
P
arty
? 6 T s a l e Ferris White U - g h u n t g ,
found tbcmselvcK on nn lalnml In lliu
Mrs.
IL
R.
Schocnhnls
cntorUrinecf
ji 26Q-200 egg strain. Baby chicks,
F. & A. M.
Mr. and Mrs, T, Anderson of Det­ Mcrrltnuc, Just nftovo C V a c o r d , U t a
in n dolighful m anner nt her home, in
' also hatching eggs. Give us your
wigwam oceuplcd by two Indian fam­
Special
meeting
of
Olivo
lodge
F.
t;
Jefferson street, Monday evening, roit spent Saturday and Sunday with ilies. At night, while the household
order. Phono 164-F14. SamStadel.
& A. M. No. 156, Tuesday evening. May 24th. Throe tables were in play, Mrs. Anderson’s mother.
69 tf
slumbered, the captives, eneh.w ith n
Work in the second degree.
high score going to Mrs. B ert Turntomahawk, struck vigorously, nml
Dr. Ira Lehman of Highland Park lloolly, n»d with wise division of labor
3N W ANTED—Steady work, G. G.
Bull. A t the close of the evening the
Bake Sale
62tf
Byring Co.
hostess served delicious refreshm ents. spent Sundny with Elm er l/>hmnn and —nml, of the twelve sleepers, ton lay
family.
dead. The gun and tomahawk of the
The C hat 'N Beau wTff h o l d a b a k o
3R SALE — Full blooded barred
tu u n U n w
o f h er
Infnnt, and u bug
sale Saturday afternoon, May 26th u t
§jj; Rock eggs fo r sotting. Heavy layN orlh Sylvan Grange.
Miss Martha Brisltn of Ann Arbor heaped-full with scalps, were choicely
Holmes and W alker store beginning
ta g ptrnn.i 76c por setting. Call
The next m eeting of tho North sponl Saturday and Sundny with Mr. kept us lhe trophies of the heroine.
begin nt 2 o’clock.
According to '.Audi’s Blographlcijl
16S-FI3.
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Sylvan Grange will be held a t the und Mrs. Fred Hindoror.
Dictionary of the United States, Han­
home of Mr. and Mra. Roy Ives, Mny
Willing W orkers to Meet.
■HARRS taken”fo r party favors and
nah presented tho trophies to the gov­
Mrs. Richard Kontz and baby of ernor of Massachusetts colony. The
?.r>th.
The following program will be
cards, Phone 175-W, Mrs.
i plnco ci
W illing Workers of SI. Paul’s
Pontine spent the weekend with rela- general court gave Mrs, Dustin nnd
J O i t church wrjY onr a t n ’i i h M r s . J ‘X JJulzcl given:
: Howard aff& ort
iiy e s h ere.
tpo Worcester lad euch $250. A grnnSong—B
attle
ITymn
of
Republic.
Wednesday afternoon, a t 2 o’clock. '
J, W. COB MGR.— will lond every
ItO monument was erected a t ' Haver­
Recitation—O. \V. Kalmbach.
W ednesday, Will buy or ship, 20tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Dillon were in hill by (lie sluton of Now Hampshire
Discussion.
Wc-AH-Go Club to Meet,
nnd SfnssneltuseltS In 1874, on the tftlr;
"W hat does 100 percent American Milan Sunday.
IBTITOHING—Pecot edge, cord
hjls of which nro Inscribed the nnmot
The Wo-AH-Go d u b will bo entermoon
George
Crafts,
laying, ete. MnL Henry Ahncmll- lained a t the home of Mrs. H arry
Of Hannah Dustin, Mnry Neff nno
“ How shall we Americanize F or­
Don’t miss the two plays given by Samuel (.eonardson.
l«r, 145 VanBuren s t r e e t
70tf Soiviss, Wednesday evening, Mny 23.
eig n ers?”—Roy Ives,
Uie St. Mary high school pupils on
AM JJeboJifJih's interested in the club
" I f o « - m a n y F o r e i g n e r s can we a s­
Mny 29th. “Robert of Sicily’’ nnd
Preparations nro being mmlo by
are cordially invited to attend.
I9L8K A GAMP No. T8S8 1|. W. A.
sim ilate? "—11. K n ickorhockc r.
'“(’he H eirs of Rockford.”
2t Charles J. DeLnud, socrotnry of slnto,
Recitation—Florence Laird.
U and 4tk F riday svenlngs of
for collection of tho corporation tax
Will Jjntertain S. P. I.
under tho bill passed In the reeont
1
Mr.
and
Mra.
Nemcthy
and
chil­
month. Iwrouunce boot by tosL
The S. P. I. club will be entertained
Thursday Musical.
dren of Detroit, spent the weekend soHHlon of LoglHlnttiro. As the tax Is
J . D anerr, Clerk.
nt the borne of Mrs. L. W inans, Mon­
dpo during July and August, tho sec­
Members of the Thursday Musicnl wilh Cbolsca relatives.
day evening, Mny 28lh . A memorial
retary of ntnto'it office has none too
please keep irt mind the annua! m e e t ­
A, MAPJtB
program wilt be given.
much time to prepare nml mull out
Mr.
nml
Mw,
Rudd
returned
homo
i n g a n d l u n c h e o n , Thursday., May 24,
blanks. The bill makes noverol Im­
FuaenU Director
a t the Crescent Hotel, 1:30. Bo sure Sunday after spending several weeks portant changes In tho present fnw.
Plcasanl f^ike Grange,
in
New
York,
aorrwewo prom ptly day o r night
and plan to go and make tho first an­
Tho rate Is reduced from three nnd
I'icasnnt Io»ke G range No. 1669 will nual luncheon a huge success. Call
ephone No. 0 ,
one-half to two and ono-half mills,
hold a special meeting a t the Freedom Mrs. Andros Guide about tickets on
Mr. C. Koch and daughter Wilma, tho minimum Is dropped from $50 to
of Jackson, spent Sunday h t (ho home $10, and the maximum Increased from
3SSS, town hall on Wednesday evening May o r before Mny 21 kl.
23rd n t 8 o’clock. All G rangers arc
of Mi-, nml Mrs. John Koch.
$10,000 to $50,000.
MONUMENTS, MARKERS
invited. Pot-Luck rapper.
Scrub Lunch Supper
AJvn S t a g e r and Mrs. II. SjnegelLESLIE & CO.
The Clover Lcaf Chapter of the
Mr. nnd Mra. Chus. f ) . N e M a h o e t o f
berg of Detroit, spent Monday with
A D aughler,
Congregational church will serve a
Manchester were guests Thursday nt
308-10 Cooper St., Jackson, Mich
Chelsea
relatives
and
friends.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lyman Word of Syl­ scrub lunch Slipper in the church din­
lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
van Center ^tre the parents of n baby ing room Thursday, May 24th at, 0
I lowcs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. J. Sodt nnd chil­
girl, Helen Irm a, born Saturday, May o’clock. Everyone welcome, bring
dren of Ann Arbor, were entertained
i#UtiiiiHiiiiitHiitBiimimiiiinmiuiB« 19th.
dishes.
Mrs. A. R. Welsch nnd Mr. and Mra.
Sundny a t the home of Mr. and Mra.
N. Obrechl of Routine spent Saturday
a r * F F A K AND S O U i
E. Eisemnn.
in Cl/cFrvt.
Whooping Cough.
,
e w o W TA ic e w
|
H a rd in g P ic k s Io w a
This is a very dangerous disease,
,:lter of D etroit, spent sev­
EoUbliohed over fifty ye*ri
g
particularly to children under five eral days a t the home o f'h e r parents,
D irt F a rm e r
Catarrhal Conditions
years of age, but when no paregoric,
P h a m
*01
Cbeleoa, Nlcku I
Cnlnrrh la a local dlacaaO greatly Influ
Mr. and Mrs,' G. Barth.
I codeine o r other opiate is given, in
OIK'ed
by ooiiRlimUoiml conditions. I' t
tiliH U iiu u im iiu im im iiH iitm H m iiiif;
easily cured by giving Chamberlain's
therefore requires conmlniUonnl treat­
ment.
HAl.1,'3 CATARim JIBDIGINK
Cough Remedy. Most people believe
Mr. nml Mrs. Charlie Young n r
l» taken Interniilly nn<! acta tlimiRli tho
th a t it m ust run Us course, not know­
Blood upon the Mucous Surfaces of tho
ing Hint the time is very much short­ children of Ronttne, spent Iho week­ System. HAt.IVS CATARItTf MKOICINK
nr
' pntienf
................................
s tr e n g th b y m ir r o r in g
ened, and th a t there is little danger end in Chelsea,
thie _Ecnctnl
... ...
lu-ahh ikhI assists Nature In
from tho disease when this remedy is
doing
b work.
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--------given. I t has been used in m any epi­
Alt Drusslju*. Circulars free,
Carl nnd Katherine Fletcher spent
F. J, Cheney * Co., Toledo. Ohio.
demics o f whooping cough, Willi pro­ Friday in Ann Arbor.
Real Estate
nounced success. It is safe and pleas­
an t to take.—Advt.
Broker
Miss Winifred Edcr of Detroit',
V U ^ T * YOUNG- P I &
spent
the weekend with her parents.
Alt kind* of Jfca! B*ta<e t o l d
M i n t s Grace Schenk
who leaches
•ad exehiuigod.
IN OVR S AUSAG-E."
Music nnd drawing in the schools a t
Miss Milda Faint was an Ann Arbor
V f x ----- ---- ---H
(WiV« Ktkri
Ford C ity was the guest of her p ar­
PUONB *T1
visitor Sunday.
ents
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
R,
Schenk
over
(M e e t 2M K ett Middle S treet
the weekend.
a e U e o , MIcU i u l
&
Miss Clara Weilhoff of Ann Arbor,
*r
CR O SLEY
R A D IO
Jf. 11 Oiinnlnghoni rtf Creikx). I t . ,
was H i m w e e k appointed ‘'dirt’’
farm er representative O n Iho Fed­
eral Beset'vo Board by FfcMdenl
Haniing. Born In Wisconsin, Mr.
Cmmlngbam was left an orphan
when 12 years old, and forced to
leave school to shift for himself.
spent Sunday nt the home of her p a r­
Miss Shane of Weelington, Who fn ents Mr, nnd Mrs. WollhoR,
tho p a st tau g h t the fifth grade In Iho
Chelsea Public schools, was irt Chel­
Mrs. A. i’almor spent Friday in
sea Friday and called on several of Ann Arbor.
her old friends.
Mr. Shanahan of D etroit, spent Utc
Miss Agnes Weber, who is teaching weekend a t Ills home here.
O U T F IT |
in Rochester, wns home for tho week­
Scrnpa of pork, vcnl and Itecf nro
end, tho guests of her parents, Mr,
C. H . Bnheoek of OraKa I^ike, spent not good onOgh for our sausage.
II Y o u v r o n t t o e n i o y a
Evils
of
Conslipation.
nnd Mrs. Ed. Weber,
txefil r a d i o a t ft t a l p p r i c e Nothing but tne cleanest m eat from
Friday >’n C h c h e n .
IVrhfttiS tho m ost serious of
L o o k th in o v e r.
young pigs, with ju s t the rig h t
nmomu of sjilces a fte r nn old family
Mra. E. Hutzcl spent Thursday in recipe, goes into tho sausage we servo
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Andersen and,
J o n es G arage
fam ily of D etroit spent the weekm. Jackson.
our customers.
regular. For this purpose Chamber- with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Korn of f
CllKLSKA
:t
M id i.
Wo know (his sausage is good ttnd
inin’n Tablets are excellent, ensy
easy to
D. R Beach spent Thursday in Ann We want you to try a pound.
van.
n,{
take and mild and gentle In effect,
n'Lj
Do it now.
viior.
--A dvt.
fmVcrn ffierflc o f P a r m a s p a n '
PAlltnwo and ■perseverance eomoInnnft was a Jackson
O. W. Miller of Ithnen, spent th e lu rd n y and Burnlay wllh his nr
f R B C. KUNGLER
li gw »o persistent that Uicy call
weekend, w’th the M iller alstefti.
CH EIJlEA , MICH.
W.ttOtt.
The Thursday Musical
invites the public to attend n Concert given by
FORTE-NIGHTLY MUSICAL CLUB of Cot,(water,
the
JUNTO
Vav
T h u r s d a y , M a y 2 4 , a t 3 :3 0 P . M . p
Al the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH PARLORS.
These young Ladies are exceptionally talented and deserve a Inf
audience.
ADMISSION 250.
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Complimentary to Ihc Members.
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world in “TheSilont Call" now" in
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