If yoa sccl( a delightful· pcnimula, loolj about you. 1 A great city i.~ a gmH ]: , -Motto of M chlgan. solitude; a little city yiclcl.v l great friends,,: ' lNG·HAM YNEWS l 12 PAGES. NO MIN A'rED FOR MAYOR J~WETT ~HO~fN MAYOR, INOIIAI~( IS }rfllll'll IN A~IOUNT OF OASII RJDCElVED, OI'~CNINO Olr IIUNTING SIDASON RfGAINS SfAT IS NICX'l' 'l'UESDAY, DOUBTS '1111AT REAL SANOl'IONS ~liNTON \VJlLL UE A!l'l'UED, ' ,J, A. UHOWER NO~rJNA'l'JIJO AS Army Of lluntorK AwrtUM Opening, JUS'l'IOE OF l'Et\OE. Scrt~on Bu.g Umll.!! Arc Clumgcll Olu.llns Ethllljlla llu.M UeBn European On ·PhOtloSun J,~. Prtwn For ntatny Yeur111 Conntry Ila&s Sllwlu: Value. Ulg Crowd Att~miH Caumu, Inetun· bcntl!i ltot.nln OlflcoM, .ll~M. Wttg"· Ethiopians scunylng for covor to goner Nnmod TreJILSIJrcr, esca.pe the bombing· of Signor Musso· lint's sky troops will havo the sym pathy of Michigan gamo birds next wcelt, The upland gamo season opens Tuesday morning, October 15, at sun rlso nnd continues until sundown on · October 27. Fox squirrels may be hunted until sundown of October 21 and ralls may be hunted until Novem ber 10. Tho·seasoJJ onrnbblts Is stag· gored, North of th!3 norlh line of 'l'own 1B tho season Is, open from Oc tober 15 to January 81; soutl1 of that line, the season closes January 1. Ga.me which may bu Jogully hunted In the lower peninsula next Tuesd~y Includes pheasants, ruffod grouse, prairie chlclten, sharp tailed grouse, fox squirrels, ralls, except coots, woodcock and rabbits, Season bug limits on several species of birds have been lnca·ensed over la.st year by the 1935 legislature. Six pheasants may be shot during the opon season this year, Instead of four which was the season limit last year. The season limit on ruffed grouse Is 25 and on prairie chlcl1ens and sharp tails, combined, 25. Last year it was 10. Da.y and possession limits are the same us last year. Pheasants cannot legally be hunted this year before sunrise. · Open seasons In the upper peninsula on ruffed grouse, prairie chlcltens, sharp tailed grouse, fox squirrels, rnb· 1. Georwe '11h<11llJISIID of White Oak has the lend In a contest for the oldest bits, woodeoclt and ralls eltcept coot subscriber to tho Ingham County News. He sent In subscription No, 60 Ja~t opened October 1. Legal hunting of weelt. For 59 years he has been on tho Ingham County News subscription duclts, geese, brant, jacksnlpe and list. Mr. Thompson Is now 8~ and has been o. reader of the NEWS since lJe coats Is from October 21 to November was 26. In that length of time he nus missed but two Issues. He didn't say 19, Inclusive, In both tho upper and so but that may ex.plaln why he has only had n doctor twice In his life. Then lower peninsulas, he was not copfined to his bed. Mr. Thompson now·maltes his home with his I\lus.t Alter Quns daughter; Mrs. Thad Clements. Mr. Thompson Is of Scotch descent. His Plugs that l!mlt tile capacity of mother was a member of the Turner clan which settled In White Onlt HO automatic and repeating shotguns to years ago, The Thompsons were pioneers of Wasb.tcnaw county. The Turn two shells In the magazine and one In ers, John and Henry Clements from New Yorlt and the Dryer brothers were the chamber must be used by bunters tho first five families to erect cabins and take up la.nd In White Oalt, They of 'all migratory game birds this fall came In 1836. Then White Oak WllB be(lvlly timbered. The first settlers In accordance with 11 ew federal regu· chose oal£ openings for cabin sites, Now the wllderness has given way· tCl lations, fertlle fields. The Clements family owns and farms hundreds of acres of the "Tb 0 111 tl 1 th 11 t pmducllve soli. new regu ons requ re 2. En1·1 Wb\tiPic Is one of the busiest men In Ingha.m county. The above thatthese theyplugs cannot be so bobuilt removed and attached readlly picture was talten at the site of Gus I When the FERA passed out of the plclurn a few weeks ago tile school tennis court wns left pat'tlnlly com pleted and the school board was faced with the necessity of smoothing the area and erecting a fene!3 to guard children from falling off a retaining wall. The Wilson Packing company and the SMA Corporation collaborated to aid the school, They donated used pipe and fittings for standards along the north retaining wall. The school board wlll purchase fenc· lng to complete tho construction of the bacltstop. School board members hope that tho tennis court can be completed under WPA and that It can be used next spring. Page Two INGHAM COUN'I'Y NEWS, MASON, MI CliiGAN, THUltSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 19311 ------.. H~ ·---· What Other Editors Have to Say J jljatura.l GWi For ·~ho ·l'oo(llo p,to '10,000 to t11o lilftA for rel!ef pur- Or l'r()111oOOI'!I poses P,nd It furthet• Is said thu.t If the INGHAM NEWS Thoro wlll be O:n Interesting set of bo11rd faUu to appropriate tlllo num, SAFER facts disclosed when tho hoEirlng on tho county mny be glvon the job of the Michigan natural gas o!tuatlon caring for all unemployed and all of Member of Entered uu eecond PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AF'rERNOON IN THE clfl.aB m 11 t t c r at comes up In Lanalng aoon. At lollllt those on relief rolla. CITY OF MASON, MICHIGAN poatollloe, Maaon, throe propoal11o hElve boon made und When the fedora! government toolt -than at home! Mlchlg11n, u n 4 or applications flied to bring nntural gas over tho job Of caring for unemployed V. J. DROWN & SoN, Publlshcro actofMarcbS, from tho fields north of us to Lnno!ng It did not recognize agonc!os t~lroudy 1670. and environs nnd to Detroit. eatabllllhod In each county of the nn- V. ]. BnowN and NeLIION D. BoowN, Editora It might be well to remember thEit, tlon. It set up Ita own offices, ap !n order to bring gas to tho people, pointed Its own executives and cited Burglars are busy again . , slwrtcr days ADVERTISING RATES throe th!nga 11ro noceBBEiry: First gllll tho po11c!es that must be followed, BUBSORIP'l'ION RATES (l'ay11bl11 In AdvUlloo) must be EIV111lable at tho fielda, Noxt, Naturally, the fedora! government do give them longer nights and more work Dlaplay ndvertlll!ng rateo on nppllcatlon; BUD Incas lo· there must be 11 p!poUno to carry that o!red to control expenditures of money Ono yeur In Ingham and lldjolnlng Countles-----$1.50 cnla and rending notices on first 1111d local pages, lllc a gas, Third, there muat be a di.Btr!bu· appropriated by It for rel!ef purposes, ing time. Then there's fire ..• cooler Six montha in Ingham o.nd udjolnlng Countlco___ .71> l!ne; No reading or buulnosa advcrtllllng less than 2llc; t!on system to get It Into people's 'l'he sumo thing app11ea to a board weather increases the hazards of loss by Card of Thanlm, lc a word; Obituary. notlcco of 125 homes. of aupervlsors of this or D.llY otlwr Three MonLhs ------.. ------.40 Loose tnllt that the Consumers Pow- county. It the county Is Elppropr!Eit· fires I Why risk needless loss of valu words free, more thll.ll 125, lc a word. Announcement& or Company Ol' other ut!Ut!es arc un- lng tbous11nds of dollars for rel!ef Single Copies ------.01> of entertainment!! whore lldmloelon Ill churged or of any willing to have this gas used Is hardly worlt It wlll want to and should have ables when you can rent an individual outside InghEim o.nd adjoining Countles------2.00 plun to ralae funds ll)UBt be paid In advance at regul11r borne out by fEictll. In the case of the 11 voice In tho manner of spending and ratea. · proposed plpo11ne from the Crystal through Its supervisors, Its poor com· Safe Deposit Box in our modern Vaults All papers mulled outa!de ·tho U, S. one yenr----- 2.50 field to Lansing, the Consumers com- m!as!on und Its county farm, tho coun pany has made appl!cat!on, Thoy have ty should be able to malta $10,000 do for as little as $1.00 per year? It is well the trees are giving cover to game and song birds. An· tho gas contracted for at the fiold nnd a groat deal In the way of re11ef. THE BEST DEFENSE have the diatrlbution system In LEin· The rellof problem In Allcgun coun. worth the modest rental to lmow that The best defense is a good offense. That 'a whrLt Coach other few years and the Consumers trees will be a valu sing and about twenty nearby cities ty is not really so great as m11ny be· Clmr!es BrLchman rLnd Michigan State football players be· able addition to the trunk line scenery. and towns. Ueve. It has been made more do· your jmportant papers, jewelry, securi Of further Interest Is the proposed mandlng because of the questlont~ble lieve ;mel their opinion was proved to be sound at Ann If the road commission would take a tip from the Consumers and usc a little more discretion on brush cost of some of these proposed pipe- policy pursued by tho federal govern ties and silver are adequately protected Arbor SaturdrLy. The speed, determination [lnd driv~ of lines. One proposal calls for a pipe· mont 11nd It has become difficult In the Spartans bewildered their beefy opponents. The hght cutting, Ingham highways would be prettier. It certainly Hne costing $1,900,000 from tho field that many of ·those nccopt!ng relief against loss, theft or damage. Come in forward wall of Michigan State knif~d .throu~h the seems foolish to slash all the brush which has grown with to Lansing. Another estimates tile have lldopted the attitude that relief cost of a pipeline from the fields to Is their just due and tbey malce no ef this week, and reserve the size box to heavy Michigan line continually. The Mtclugan lme was out expense to the taxpayers and then to turn around and replant the roadsic.les with trees and shrubbery pur- Detro!t at $4,500,000. Both of these fort to care for themselves. outpl "A':".•l·,·,-S.:;-D, ,I:A, •R• 'y' • ... , don and wlfo, "Bog, at a point tho.t !a dcth•y husbandry dopo.1•tmont at Michl• a fi7 .:log, W 330 ft. from SW corner Mlchlgnn ohlclt hntollorlca to Ullo nll LDilnl Notlco -· gnn St1~to collogo, SURVEY PROVES VAlUf L of LGt 004 of Urbandule No, 2, Lan. moans to lmpl'Ovo tho quality of tho y ltOSS FARQUJIAR · ulng Twp. for a plo.co of beg; 50 fARM MORTGAG[ fiElD Abnormal llo.vor11 due to boot topo chlolts sold by th01n Is [!roved by tho ------=------ s NOTICFJ 01' ltlWIII'I111ATION' ·-..o • • • • o ..., .. o • ...- dog, W 103 ft; a 30 dog, 30 min. lD O.l'o not noticeable unlll tho cows aro time dovotod by tl!om to loarn moth· 'CUI' of MMon 100 2 getting at leaijt 2ll pounds of tops ads of ollmlno.llng o.ny disease car Of STATE'S RAil~OADS Frldny-Joe Hixoa wlfo naun ehe It; S OS dog, lD 4 ft.: N 23 dog, Ill dally, Tlto 1invor ocoua·s moat often 'l'o tho ''""llflod olouloi'H or tho OILr or MtUIOI\ I • 126 It,: N 32 dog, so min. w 171 rt, lED BY ~O-~rEM liVES rloro from their breeding fioclts ac· Nollco Ia hot•ohy uivon thn~ fell' tho 11\II'IIOHO· a NOW duuuont boloa.vo enny moro that wine to bo ... •, bolng altuatod on Sli. of sec- In night's miYt, and Is decrcnsed when COI'dlng to Lho poultry dcpartmo~t at of a·ovlowin~r the l'Cfti»h·nllon 11•1• or tulltl oily INOIIA!M ltAif, WOIIJHCR,"' · !s good for fainting Uon 2a, T4N, R2W," • 1,00, "' STOOit IN FlmiDIML J,AND DANit tho cows' nrc fed hay and grain along Mlchlgn!l Sto.to college. und fm• ·tho JUII'JlOhct of I'ORIIIl.cJ•Inu H\ll'h (jtluJJ .. Nu·MDJDit SilO. 11 8 bccu J o 'I' 0\VNED Ul' 000 0"0 with tho tops, SJod oJoalol'H 118 llhnil lll!lHlllr nnd )II'OIJOt'i:V IL)IJII.Y spe z 0 By1•on T, White to· John Worden, ' • ' Slxty-sovon men WOl'O awarded ocr· llterorm·l I will bo nl tho council l'onm• on Boot top~ should be fod an hour m· bo.s bon ltavelng "N 00 acres of lD% of NEP,1 or Soc, Ullcatos stntlng thoy woro IJUall!lod WotlnoUI ny, OoloboJ' !B, I Olin. Big Dccllno Noted In Itnll Sy!·lom, fo.lntlng spolia 2 or 14, 'l'lN, R2W," $1,00 otc, •Farm Credit Admlul.~llruil.ou 'llead moro olthot• beforo or o.ftcr milldng. Tho houro clnrlnu which rovlow mny ho hrul 'l'ruciUI Chlll'god Wlt·h Wreclc to m~ltc tests on birds In tholr tloclt nnd clm•lng whlnh roglntrnllon• will bo t•otoiv"l · three times a wonlt Clnrcnce 0, Mosher and wife to Tho OllllllUI llllillr~t ILil~~ 'lluvc Ueen When fed at mllltlng time, abnormal lng Itullrmul LincH, llulvt'll In Two Dcmui(!B, to dotormlno If tho bh;d was a co.rrlor nro hotwoon olght o'clovk In tho forenoon nnd and sho got him mnton Depositors' Corporation, "l,ot tlo.vora are mora apt to occur. in tho of pullorum dleonso. 'l'he ccrtillcatos oh:rht o'oloelc Jn tho ovonlnR' or Huld il1ty, sum wine for his 57 1 F 1 fl ld mlllr. Mungers should bo cleaned out Tho Inn! dny pt·ocotllng tho city clct:(inn I~> I I fainting SPOils and . 0 'a r · e Oardons, Twp, of Lan· Tho. 000,000 far·mors wl1o own stoclt often If boots nrc fed because tho wore givon after tho men completed bn hold Novomho1· ti, 1036, UllOII which tUUllflH WhcLt the rallroud moans to ng mm sing," $1.00 etc, . t d nn lntcnal.vc courso or tmlnlng glvon ot olect.oa·n tnllY ho I'Ccelvcd for l'tlH'IHtmiiDn lu 1 1 prosonco of decayed or frozen tops In county is Illustrated In the l!rst study now Joe hu.s a Voight Mntthews to Kennrd 1 Crlt· n the c ern! and bo.nlts through no.· by bacteriologists 011 tho college staff, 81Lttmlny, Ootobm· 20, tonn. RcgiHlJ'nllon mr1y over mad11 of tho economic vnluo of fainting spell most tendon and wlfo. "Com, at p~lnt on tlonnl farm loan assoclntlons In ox- tho stable will cause bad flavors and ho rnttdo by RJ1tlllonUon to me on nny duy rn·o-. 0 odors In tlto mlllt, The teats cnn bo mo.do t•o.pldly o.nd ccdln~ nnrl Including OctolJnt' 211, 1036, Its railroads to Michigan, recently pre- gonrclly every do.y, Mifflin St. 04 ft. a of SW corner of cess or ~100,000,000 have bunt a pcr- tho person doing U10 testing can toll Unlllllfl tho oloctar IH IJI'OPOI'IY rcglttlfll'l!fl In Tho abnormal flavor In mlllt docs prLrcd by tho Michigan Rnllroad lDm· sum times 2, Lot 581 of Urbando.le No of pnrt of manent cooporo.tive fli'SI fnrm mort- 11 RCCOI'lhmcm with tho lnw, ho Ia not entitled J.o 2 before he rcloaeos bird whether It Ia voto 1~t tho olcatlon. Eloctoa·u who havn mov~d ploycs and Clllzons League, Saterday- Pa Ia S\! of Soc 14 and Nll. '· Sec 23 gage system which Is an important not develop to a vory mnrltod dogroo a carrier or not, Birds which react 01 unless tho cows got boot tops as o.l· rrom ana wm·d to tho olhcr Hlnco ln~tt \'oll111: Four linea, Grand Trunlt Westel'n, still wlrrylng over T4N R2W' S along Ml1flin St 94 ft' f(lctor In the farm lending !lold and as can be removed from tho floclt lm· muat. ro~roR"Iftlul', Pere Marquetlo, Michigan Ccntrul nnd his bad luck witch m to' tho C~dnr River N'ly o.Jong rive~ such will continuo to htLvo n whole- moat the sole food, the tops arc of modlo.toly. Pullorum dlsoaso Is one (Signed) OEORO!iliCELI.OOG, Cit~ Clork. poor quality, or ft•ozen tops are stored · 40w2 Now York Central, operate in Inghnm ho had when he to a polnt directly m' of polnt of beg somo cfrect on Interest rates and of tho serious maladies affecting baby county, They hnvc a combined total betted on tho Bare w to point of beginning." $l.OO otc.'' terms of farm mortgnges, .This state· In or close to the mllldng room. Mlllt with only a mild dogrco of boot flo.vor chlclts and Is transmitted through the I'IIOUATB 01' WIIJL. IIWIIFJSIIEIMim of 88.38 miles of traclt, and employ Lewis prize !lght, Floyd 0 Hallock and wife to Arth- mont was made by W. I, Myers, OOV• eggs of dlsonscd mature birds. Re· Stuto or Mlchlgun, rrho Pa·olmto Court for 330 worlwrs earning $349,022.00 an- Ho bet 2 $ with ur Brlldley and wlfo "Lot 147 of ernor of tho Farm Credit Admlnistra- Is Improved by pasteurization but It moving those mature birds roducos tho County of lnnhnm, can not bo classed as 'high quality a or nunlly. The county also receives ns Mr. Gillem and. If Fostol" Farm Lansing, $1 00 etc tlon, nt the nnnunl meeting of the the chance of cltlclts being aft'octed, At BQIIRion Raid Court. hold nt tho Fm Its share of the primary school fund it ltnd ended In tho St. Lo.wre~ce hospito.l ~ ArUmr Mortgnge Banlters Association o t mnrket. mlllt, huto OfTico In tho Olty or Mmmn, in IUlld roun .. Clean, well ltept beet· tops fed In Tho cost of the tost is only about ty, on tho 2nd dn.y of Octohor, A, D. 103fl, and In dlect levies $173,609.01 of the fortcentl1 round ln· Bradioy nnd wlfo. "Lot 6 and S% of America, two cents por bird. Tile men awardep Pt•oacnt: liON. L. D. McARTHUR, Jlldge taxes Michigan's rallroo.ds pay Into sted of tho 4th and Lot Bloclt , Original Plo.t of Lo.n- Governor Myers cited tho fact that quantities up to 25 pounds per cow per or PI'Olmto, o, 41 cortlficntes are not permitted to test In tho Mnttct· or tho E•lntc or l.&WIS the state treasury. Bnro had noclted out Lewis pa wood sing " $l 00 etc · Interest rates on farm morlgngcs av- day should not cause any noticeable the flocl1s of others but they co.n elim· HIEDESHEIMER, Dcectc•ctl. Tho picture of the sto.te's ro.ll net- of win 2$ Instead of loselng It, , G~orgo Heldt ~d wife to Arthur J. ero.ged around 8 per cent 19 yoars ngo flavoa· In mlllt If the mangers and Philip II. DlcbcHhclmcl' h11vlng filet! In nnicl !nate pullorum dlsonse frt>m their own court hl11 fJDtltlon prn.ylnR thnt n co,·tnln ln worlt Is one of largo proportions. Sundo.y--Los Wllldns & hl.!l wife Rickel and wlfo. "Lot 4 of Bloclt 2 when the banlts wore chartered and stables nrc ltept freo from any por floclts.. This will cut tho losses of tions of tho beets not eo.ten by tho atrumot~t In wa·ltlng, pm·not•LinR' to ho tho hllll Twenty-one lines, exclusive of belt, had there baby out rldelng today for of Lyman Add., Lnnslng." $3,000,00. thnt these pormo.nent cooperative in baby chlclts purchased by Mlch!gnn will unci tOHtnmont of Kllid f!cconRcd now nn file local o.nd Industrial ro.llways, operate the 1st time sence it was horned. they lillmer F 1\tcCarty and wlfo to Ho.r· atltutlons slnce then have made loans cowa. High producing cows and low farmers. In 1udrl uaurt. be sulmltt~d to rn·obnto, nn•l thnl tho ndmlnlstrn.tlon of auld eHbltc ho Rl'llntml wholly or In po.rt In this state, 'rheir told Ant Emmy they felt free to tnlte ry '1', Kn~wlton and wife. "Lot 35 n.t 5 to 6 par cent on a nntlon-wldo producers appear to bo affected equal· Michigan is one of the Important ly by beet tops as far as abnormal fla to Chnrlcn L. Hulett nncl Holler Ilulott Ol' lo Mlchignn tro.clmge totals 8085 miles It out now on acct. they finished pay- Adams Add., Lo.ns!ng," $l.OO etc, basis, Following the establishment of centers of tile chlc!t hatching Indus Homo olhol' AUI U\blo IJOI'Hon, and they employ 27,160 worlwrs, earn: lng for It yest!ddy. Octnl.ier 3 the Farm Credit Administration, he vors nrc concerned. Storage of the try. The reputation gained by lhe It IH Q,•,loa·od, Thnt lho 20th ch~y of Oc\ohlll'• ing $33,329,122,311n.1931. The roads ·Munday-Tim Blunts olo made Ant F'rnnlt B. Spaulding. o.nd wife to Ed- said, rates have been pushed dowti to milk does not seem to infons!fy any A. IJ, 103/i, nt Lon o'clocl< In tho forenoon, nt state will be malnta.lned if all lto.tch· Rnld Pt•obntc Office, he nnd is hcl'chy ll!lJHJ!nlctl tEIX bill ran .$8,009,859.77 last year, of died the uther day and ho went to wnrd Belknap and wife. "Lot 81 the all-lime low In this field-4 per flavors which may be present. erymcn use every endeavor to 1m foz· hcm·lnR' Hnld fiOlltlon; which all but approximately $250,000, her Funernl today and he told po. that North Highland Subd., Lansing." cent. · provo the quality of their brooding It. IH Furtbct• Ordct-cil, Thnt nubile notice~ locnlly assessed, went Into the primary de honestly belco.ved the onley 2 do.tes $l,OO etc. The governor stressed the fact that thereof bo Jdvon hy )Hihllcntfon of 11 COllY of Learn Way To Raise floclts. thla ot·dcJ•, fo1· thrco 11\ICC'CHKlvo wcclHJ JJrcvl011H school fund. , slte ever had was the ones they were A.lbert H. Smith and wife to Arthur these bnnlts are not government to Hnld dny of hcfll·lnJr, in the Inghnm County Comparing tho states current rail putting on her Toom stone. B. Klnco.ld, Sr. and wife. "Lots 106 banlts, that prior to tbe emergency Quality Of Flocks NcwH, n llOWIIJlllJICl' Jll'lntcd 1uul cll·cullltccl In system with that in peak times, the Teusdo.y-Wird got out that Lilly and 107 Alamo Heights Subd., Lnn- tho farmers owned pro.ctlcally 100 por Prayer must never be answered; If nultl county, r,, D. McAnTHUit, it Is, It ceases to be prayer and be (A tt·tiO copy,) Judge or Pl·nbldc. survey shows that In former ycnrs Spriggs win the rolling pin throwing sing Twp.'' $1,00 etc. cent of the stoclt nnd thJLt they now IIIATOHEitiES. WILL PRODUOID comes eorrespondence.-Oscar Wilde. Miln'rHA 'l'Hi\YER, ycnrs 11,274 men were In rn,.llroad contest o.t the PTA plcnlclt last week carl H. McLean and wife to Milton own nearly half, and the way is open UErl'ER OHIOl{S AFTEI~ CULLING Deputy Reglntcr of Probnlc. 4Bwol work In Michigan, eo.rnlng annually and sence then she hllSsent had no J sanford. "Lot 42 Foster Farms for them again to own them com- $G9,512,515.75, and In the Interval 610 dates with her Intended husbend, Add., Lansing." !jll.OO etc. plotely. We ask advice; we mean approba· You cnn't get a high [!esthetic taste, The Intention of the owners of bation.-Colton. lllto trousers, ready made.-S. Gilbert. miles of track ho.ve been abandoned Wensday-Pa seen In tho paper First State Savings Bank to Fannie "Because these banlts havo been and porml~s!on Is now asked to aban- where a man witch was refused a lone A. Mumo, Myrl s. Munro and Rhoda don 516 males more. Tbis decline, at- by tho bo.nlt went and set a bum under Munro. "lil% of SEY, and S% of the temporarily cnlled upon to handle· trlbuted as much to unregulated for- It and blue the banlmp. Po. called the E\!! of NEl!J all on Sec . TlN er.ergency rel!nancing lonna from 1 20 hire truclt competition as to depre~sod bo.nlters attenshun to It here In town. R2W ~xcept portlon of Orand River.': government-appropr!o.ted funds, there conditions, Is noted also in Ingt1am Thlrsday-Phll Jinkins has stnrted $l.oo' etc. . may be some justification for tho mls county where In peak days 432 men, to lern tho barber blsness but pa says Duplex Truck Co to Stanley F belief that they are not coopero.tive eo.rnlng $780,129.51 were employed ln be will never get o. long very well at Wellman and wife. ·"Und. 7_16 Inter: and belong to tho government," the locnl rail service. It becuz he has got a stoppage In his est In W 2 rods of E 1 rods of Lot 8 governor conccdod, "Poople forget "This surver vivid!~ proves tho.t speech, of Narmore's Second Add. to Lan· that the federal land bnnlts were as- everyone has a stalte 1ln the rail· sing" $l 00 etc to.bl!shed as farmers' coopero.tlvc ronds," said Floyd E, Dralt,e,, exo,cutlve ...... _.,.,_,,...,.._ .. _-...... , · · Oc.tober • credit institutions. They h~vo a 19- Hoot, Mon! t 0 f th 0 L gu That s t t ·~ yeo.r recot•d of malting sound first secrc ary eo. e. rue l REAL ESTATE Bailey Real Estate, Incorporated, to mortgage fo.rm loans, having built up even though we personally mo.y not j tho Michigan Trust company, "Lot send or receive freight or. travel or TRANSFERS . 24 Block 11 of the Plat of Manufac· o. two billion dollar business on that 1 f th 0 II 0 r own th 0 lr sto I • • basis and are con tinulng to mnlw andwort bonds, or becausero. s they bring in ctho ts ,_,. __,__,.,_ __ ,_,__~ $1turer's 00 etc Add ' No ' 2 ' City of Lansing." loans on a cooperative basis· without things we cat and weal' and live with, Roland z. Herman and wife to J. W. any essential change. tnl:e away the products thnt provide (By Ingham Abstract & Title Co.) Wilford and wife. "Beg. at o. point In "These banlts have given farmers out llvlihood, and they make our lives · Selttomber so W line of Elf.. of NEY, of Soc 27 ln bettor terms thnn they could secure more modern, more closely lt~lt with Merritt J. Sto.bl to William 0. Jnclt· T2N, rum, l.f rods N ~f 1;, se~. line, elsewhere not only n.s to Interest the world by their certain, ICgular, son. The south 22 feet of the east 45 thence S 14 rods, thence lD 6 rods, 9 rates but also the long terms for which muss-movement service. In addition, feet of lot 1, bllt. 84, City of Lansing. ft th nee N rds thence W rds the loans run and Ute provision for 0 14 6 their big property Investments mo.ltc $1 00 t 0 ., .. • • systematic, orderly repal'mont in our county wealthier and our own ' e ' b 9 ft. to beginning. Twp. of Lansing. small Installments.. Compared with 1 property more valuable· they employ s H I"' IOcW dors t c Ada A. VanGorder to Fred H. Van Interest rates previously paid, farm- local men who spend tb~lr pay checlts ' · .-"tc ts an ons 0 ar1 E. Gorder and wife. The E% of lot 10 ers with federal land banlt and land locally o.nd l•eep our buslnesses and Gibbs. Beginning at a point that Is of blk, 11, Bush, Butler and Sparrow's b ' 57 deg. W 339 ft. from SW corner of Add to Lansing $1 00 etc anlt commlsslonor loans will snve merchants , prospet·ous; their taxes Lot 564 of Urbandale No. a Lansing 'l'l~eo Merlo J~lmston to 'Marlon A. over $55,000,000 this year on Interest support om schools Emd malte our own Twp thence s 55 deg w 103 ft s 30 J h t Tl N" f tit NWY, f alone. tax burden lighter and their stoclts de g. ''m 100 ft. s 68 d~g. 42 ft. 'N 23 t~e ~s~Y,; of ;~ct!o~ 2~. an~ also ~0 ~ "The total loans by the federal land a~d bonds back up our lnsuro.nce poll- dog. lD 126 ft. N 32 dcg. 30 ft. w 171 at SW col'ner of the m1,{. of the NW'A. banlts," he said, "now exceed $2,000,· c!Ps, savings accounts, trust and pen- ft. to place of beginning, being situat. of snld sec. 23, thence N 58 rds. 3 ft., 000. One out of every four mortgng SI~~l funds; ed on S% of section 23, T4N, R2W, thence E 110 rds., thence s 58 rds. 3 ed farmers lias a cooperative loan, for Yet we ve allowed this major econ- and containing 0.55 acres. Twp. of ft., thence w 110 rds, to beg., all in the number of federal land bank loans om!c factor to become endangered as Lansing. $1.00 etc. TlN n2w $1 00 etc · now exceeds 600,000, the decline In employment and wages. Edward J. Elsenltclmer and wife to · P~ul Judson· and Wilbur Judson "Building along much ti1e same nbovc reveals by compelling them, ex- Fred Lutz and wife. Lot 380 Urbnn- Trustees of the Estate of Natilan Jud: lines as the cooperative fedora! Jnnd THIS SCOTCHMAN cessivuly regulated as they are, to dale No. 1, Lansing Twp. $1.00 etc. son, dccco.sed, to Clyde G. Boello and banks, 560 production .credit assocln compete witb unrcgulnted, Improperly Fred I-Cing to Claude A. Gorsline wife Lot 5 Bllt 10 Po.rlt Heights tiona. have been orgamzed and have restricted commcrcio.~ usc of our hig~- and w. Ro.y Gorsline, Co-pal'tnors do- Subd., City of Lan~lng: $1.00 etc. been furnishing short-term production ways, In selfish protection to out· ing business as Gorsline Brothers. Tho Antolnette H Blo.clt and Lowell credit during the lu.st two years, now solves, If nor ?o other re~son, w~ N 11, of lot 1 and the Wlf., of tho N% Blnclt to John Mathieson nnd wife. having loans outstanding amounting ought to stop fighting the 1all roads of lot 2, all In Bloc!t "A" of Spauld- Tho N 41 312 ft of the w 75 ft of to $110,000,000. Similarly, credit has IS THRIFTY and give them the competitive equal- ings Addition to Williamston. :p.oo Lot 78 of· Engle~ood Park Add.' to been mnde available to farmers' coop- ity tlt~y need and t,~at Is theirs Wl a etc. City of Lansing. $l.OO etc. eratlve buying and sellln!f organiza- matter of fair plo.y. I Phillip Seyfried to Crist Passarelll. October 5 tions, through tbe establishment of 13 Lot 5 of Blackwood Subd, to City of McPherson Real Estate co. to John banlts for cooperatives. These bnnlts Educating a child Is teachln!f l1lm Lansing. $1.00 etc. Rupp ~nd wife lot 37 McPherson •s have served the credit needs of over how to get along without us.-Ernest Robert s. Shaw and wife to Law- Heatherwood s'ubd. N~. 2, Lansing; 1,000 local cooperative marlt~llng and Legouve. renee E .. Osmer and wife. Lot 72 of $1.00 etc. o purchasing organ!zo.tlons whteh Is five But he would blush for Glen Cairn Subd., City of lDast Lnn· Amy Marie Campbell to P[lul M. times the number served at any one sing. $1.00 etc. Axline and wife lot 23 Broolts Add time by the old Federal Farm Board." DR. C. W. CLEAVER Archer J. Gllbe1't to Helen G. Park- to the Dell;a E~t Lansing; $1.00 etc: "In brief," Governor Myers said, er. "W 22 ft. of N 8 rods of Lot No. ' "the Farm Credit Administration Is a shame if he knew the 1 nnd E 6 ft. of N 8 rods of Lot 2, cooperative credit system th1·ough MwlOn-Phone 11Sl 0 1 1 1 1 0 Bloclt 2, Hall's Add., Lansing." $1.00 E'' ' o ' ' • • ~ ' ' ' o ' ' ' '' l which fo.rmers reach the investment etc. HEALTH AND HYGIENE marltet and obtain funds for long-term Plates $10.00 1 Willard A. Greenman and wife to -·.. , ,.· _ .._,t credit, short-term credit and credit for 0 Cleanlng $1.00 Archer J. Gilbert. "W 22 ft. of N 8 - -· • ·- cooperative marltetlng and pmchasing returns Jerome Tanghe rods of Lot 1 and E 6 ft. of N 8 rods organizations. Tbese loans ure made of Lot 2, Bloclt 2, Hall's Add., Lo.n- N~:·~;~~~~~~t~t~":J~~~t ~~~rt~~~n Chiropractic Health Service I"nura: 9 to 12 a. m. 2to flp.m. 7to Sp.m. Physical Culture Hotel, Inc. Dannvillc, New York IDEAL lor Health Tralnlnr, Va· catlona and Recreation. NATURAL METHODS ONLY NO MEDICINES, DRUGS OR OI'ERA TJONS, l'racllcally all ollmenlo r01pond fCI&dlly to OUr l]'ltcm Of Jleoltb Tralnin• and reault1 are often mlro.culoua. MODERATE RATES-no extru lhc waakly rato covara all char1ca. Tblo lo not a boopllol-bodrldden ptraone and thoae aurterlnr from cantaaloua, vanaual, tuberculAr er JDtntal dlaorde~ra not &Lcc:aptad. Llterat11re Free - No Obligation II JOU wloh to enjoy tho prlcolooo blo11lnl' of GOOD HEALTH uk for complete Information, It may bo tho turalar point In Jour Ulo, Lari'Ut but oqulppod and mool ouccoulul lnolltutlon of tho kind In lho world. Thouoando tutllr lo tha 1DarYC1Iou1 r11ult1 of natural rna thode. Founded b D1rnarr Mac• IAddon wbo baa 1p1n1 WOLVERINE lllollmo teochlna · ' A lc•gal r01161'Vo stook oomp11.11y provJnr Ph71lca lpt!Oiallztng lo Culturo m1a1urn In• COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE aura JODd baaltb lor PROTECTION all, Barno" Mocflllldtn HERSCHEL JEWETT WRITE TODAY Mention thl1 pa_por and nc1IY1 Phone 273-M valuoblo Health llooklot. PHYSICAL CULTURE HQTEL, lac. Danovllle, Now York STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, OffiOULA· WINDS BLOW TION, ETO., REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF OONGUES8 OF AUGUST 24, 1912, AND il\IAROH S, 1988 Of The Ingham County News, published weeldy at Mason, Michigan, the year around, our WIND ~IAROONS WIN A GA~IE for October l, 1935. VIctory-hungry Maroon followers STORM policies pay for any were perlced up slightly Monday night State of Michigan, County of Ingham, ss. when the Mason reserves downed the Before me, a notary public In and for the state and county aforesaid, wind damage. Charlotte reserves 7 to 6 at Athletic pe1·sonally appeared Nelson D. Brown, who, having been duly sworn ac field, Mason came from. behind to win cording to law, deposes and says that he Is the business manager of the In the fourth quarter. Some of the Ingham County News, and that the foJlowing Is, to the best of his ARE YOU INSURED? young Maroons showed promls9 In the lmowledge and belief, a true· statement of the ownership, management, tilt. (and If a dally paper, the circulation), etc., of th-e aforesaid publication Better be safe than soiTy, our for the date shown In the above caption, required by the Act of August IIIASON TEAMS WIN 24, 1912, u.s amended by t~e Act of March 3, 1933, embodied in section rates are lower. Mason elementary grades defeated 537, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reserve _side of tbls Dansville elementary grades In a dla· form, to. wit: mond ball game at Mason Tuesday l, That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing McCOWAN night. The Mason girls also beat the editor, and business managers are: Dansville girls. The Mason ball play Publisher, V. J. Brown & Son, Mason, Michigan. Abstract Office ers came from behind In the lo.st two Editor, V. J. Brown, Mason, Michigan, Innings to win 15 to 11. There wo.s Business Manager, Nelson D. Brown, Mason, Michigan, heavy hitting on both sides. 2. That the owner Is: (If owned by a corporation, Its name and ad dress must be stated and also Immediately thereunder the names and I FAR MALLS Now in 3 Si:e.s ...... addresses of stockholders owning or holding one per cent or more of a Si:c for Eve~· Fam1. ...,,,,,,, , ," total amount of stoclc. If not owned by' a corporation·, the. names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a firm, company, or other unincorporated concern, Its name and address, as well as those of each Individual member, must be given): v. J. Bro1vn Ma:· Tractor ·Power Is eon, Michigan; Nelson D. Brown, Mason, Michigan. · ' O.UWUoo! ~ ~~loTha.t everyone :2M~'~~~~ who ho.s money here Is a partner in the bus!· ~~ 3, That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold· ness? · • ers owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (If' there are none, so state.) None. ~ That It Is owned by everyone who has a dollar or more In- ~ Power For Speed ! · vested here? · 4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the own· DANSVILLE WINS ers, stockholders, and. security holders, if any, contain not only the llst ~ That the officers and directors are acting In the nature of. ~ Dansville aeventh and eighth grad· of stockholders and security holders as they appe11r upon the books of This is late season, corn is late, beans are late, and fall trustees, and do not own the business? ers trimmed M:88on seventh and eighth the company but also, In cases where the stockholder or security holder ~ That It Is an Institution of the people, by the people, for the grllders 6 to 3 In dla.mond bllll at appears upon the booka of the company as trustee or In ll.lly other work is piling up on us. Now is the time to get that Farm· .. • people and the home? •··.... ~ DansvUle Tuesday afternoon, The fiduciary relation, the. name of the person or corporation for whom such , · That there bavo b. een no failures of building and loan asso- Mason team went higher than Gilroy's trustee Is acting, Is given; also that the said two paragraphs contain All to speed up the fall plowing and wheat drilling. Regard- · ciations In M:lcblgan during the po.st three years of trying ~ kite In the first Inning to allow Dans- statements embracing lloftlant's full knowledge and bellef as to the cJ.io- ~ vlJle to make five scores on three hits cumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security hold· less of the size of your farm there is a Farm-All that will and four l)rrors, From that, point on era who do not appear upon the books .of the company as truateea, hold fit your acreage. Mason settled down and played good atock and aecurltles In a capacity other than that of a bona flde owner; .~ ,,..,, Wll! Nat!nnat ir!!!!!! & ~ baseball. · Dansville added another tn and this lloftlant bas no reason to belleve that any other person, asaocla· the fourth,. Maaon picked up two tlon, or corporation bas any Interest direct or Indirect In the l&ld stoclt, McCormick-Deering plows are built to go with the Farm- . runs in the second and another In the banda, or other aecuriUea th&D as so stated by him. ~ Jnurstmrnt Qtompang ~ third. Better bo.se running would li. That the average number of copies of each Issue of thla publica· All but they can be adapted to most any tractor. ' These have given Muon the game. Chief tlon sold or distributed, through the malls or otherwlle, to paid sub. ~ Established 1889 Detroit, Mich. ~ Kabgegab, Muon center gardener, scribers during the twelve month& preceding· the .d&te shown above Is plows are built to ~~ar and while light in construction are 1250 Griswold Street · ~ was the star, Re handled five hard 228i, (This Information Is required from dally publications only), Detroit's Oldest Building. & Lonn As· · EOERAM.i!R E hit balls perfectly and poled out a · NELSON D. BROWN, Bualneas Manager. strong. The plows balance and the draft is light. - ~ 11oclatlon. Member Federal Home NK YS;:;:::-.·"""'" ~ double and a single, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27th day of September, 1935. L Loan Bank Sy11tem. . . There is one thing you can bet your D. C. DART,· ~ · Local R~preHDtatlve: Wm. H. Jolwlo11, LuUi , last nlckle on and· that 11 the "soak (SEAL) (My commission expires Oct. 11, 1985.) C. W. Couch & Son. the rich" Idea will wind up by soaking Notary Public, Ingham County~ Michigan Ph~ne 362 ·~~'-''...... , '''''' everybody.-Eureka, Kana., Herald. '------J \ Pare Eleven Ingham County Legal News A SUMMARY OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN INGHAM COUNl'Y ROSTER OF COUNTY OFFICERS @IROUI1; OOURT OTIIIDR OOUNTY OFFIOERS Tlllrtlcth Judlollll Olrcult Treasurer Clarence W Loclt Muaon Torma January 2nd Mondny In Jnnunry at MIIBon Register ot Deeds mthel L. Phllllpa Mason March 2nd Monday In Mnrch nt L11nalng M11y Dra n Comml8sloner Fr11ncls N B11temnn Lnnolng 2nd Moodily In M11y at Mll8on September 2nd School Commlaoloner Fred m Searl MIIBon Mondny In September at L11nolng Judgco Hon CharlcD B Collingwood and Hon county Surveyor W111tcr Ill Zimmer Maeon Leland W C11rr Road Commlls11lon C H Murray cho.lrman Bunltor Prosecuting .A ttorncy Don D McCUllough I an sing hUI L T L118cnby Mason A H PbUJipa Lan ~..Balotant Benj11mln F Wal:.!lon Lllnelng Main sing office Capital Blllllt 'IIower Lanolng C1>unty Hlghw11y Engineer Jaclt Raltowslty M118on Sherlct Alliin A.. M11cDonald Manon Dog Warden Clay Brllden M118on Court 01l'lcer Chauncey Wymllll Lanolng County Relle! Commlsalon C R Hotter mllBt Lan Probation Officer and Friend of tho Court Laird s ng A B Ball Y:11aon Joseph Dunnebnclte Troyer Lansing Lan.slng Circuit Court Commlosloncra C11rl H McLean 11nd Alvin A Neller Lansing Sold ers and S111lors Relief Commlsalon Rob&t J Inghram M11son C J Whiting Million B W PROBATE OOUR'I F.!WJhnell Lealie Malo office In Mason branch at Lllllelng In Bauch Bldg open Mondays and Tllursdaye State Conservation Olrlcer Glen Murplcy Judge Hon L B McArthur Mason Residence 210 Ill Maple street Probate Register Charles A Clinton Mllion County Welfare Agent Mrs Ch118 Lawton Lanslng Juvenile Probation 01llcer J M Hewitt Masoa Old Age Pension Boo.rd Mrs ChllB Lawton Lao Suporvlaor of Mother e Pensions Mrs Karen L~ sing chairman Judge L B McArthur Mason man Lansing MrB Terry Corliss Lansing OOUNTY OLERI{ Superintendents of Poor S S Main Lansing C C Ma n off ce at MIIBon branch In Lansing city ball Foster Hll81itt William S Rhodes Mason Clerlt C Ross Hllllnrd M118on Dog Wardens Clay Brll.dcn Mason John Mycre Lllllslng Chief Deputy Flora G Dewey Lansing La.nsln!;' ·························~ l PROCEEDINGS OF MORTGAGE SALE SUMMARY CIRCUIT COURT I Listed below are dates placea at sale condeneed descrlptioae of Talten trom Journal Eatrlee of property approximate amounts of mortgages the mortgagors and f t:lw Circuit Oourt mortga~;cea and the attorneys In foreclosuree occurring within the t ...... ~····~~~ next thirty ~aye While great cure has been tr.lten In the compiling of this summary thu publishers of the Ingham County Newe do not guarantee Its 11ccuracy and will accept no responslblllty therefor This summary Is complied and puhl shed for the protection ood conven lence of both mortg11gora and mortgagece and oilier Interested portiea DcfBult having been modo n t.ho condiUono of a rca Clltnl8 111ort1!'1180 whe c~r tho powor ot Bnlo there n contained becnmo operative modo br Arthur E. Nichola and Ethel G Nlch olo buobMd nnd wlfo to tho Ma110n Build ng and Loon AoaoclnUon of Moaon Michigan dated Julr 6th 1n2B and reco ded In tho or fico of tho Rcll'lo18r of Dccdo of Ingham Coun b' Michigan on luiJ' lOth U23 In Llbcr 22T of .,..._ aa P- Cll Said mortna bavlnll' been aoolgncd bv tho mortgaace to A A Blfiii!M br .,,hrnmcnt recorded In oald rccocda In Llber 216 of Mort RIIIICI! on Pap 219 oald mortsue lndebtcdncu ba lng been Mourned by Gorald A Parson• and A8'11 .. M Paraono huaband and wife upon which mortgap \hero to bOW duo and unpaid tho prlnc pal aum of U62C 69 and ln18reet In tho sum of 16 09 and no ou t at low bovlag been atortcd to reeover l&id dcbta or onr part thcl'IIOf Notice Ia horeb7 riven thot on Frld11 the 18th da1 ol October 1915 ot to o clo MAYTAG DEMAND BRINGS FULL CARLOAD FORMASON Now is the time to get your Maytag. A full carload shipment-of .the latest models is here. Come in and .see the famous sqqare, I cast-aluminum tub Model 30, with latest improvements. .It has the Maytag gyratator washing action, roller water remoy~r, sed· iment trap and other Maytag advantages. / . . ; ·, . . . A Maytag gives you greater value, many exclusive advanta.ges, and more years of satisfactory service. Easy terms 'make 'the · purchase convenient. / \ For houses without electricity, any Maytag may be equipped with rasoline Multi-Motor. \ \ C. W. O,OUCH & 50~ Mason, Mloh. Pho'ne 362 \, I . •,
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