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NO. 6 LXIV. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH.,„THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1923 Groundhog Did TRACTS LET SRS. PROTEST ON Y LIQOOR CASES SUPERVISORS RDLD Not See Shadow PROPOSED TAX B FDR Tradition lias it tliat if Mr. Ground- AIREO IN COORT hog sees his shadow on lrebruary 2nd IlOAB COMMlSSlON Ll5T l'^OIlll HEP. PITItlN lN'l'RODUCFS l)EATlI IllSSlGNATlON OF IfOAl) CO»l'lL lie wiil go back in ills hole and stay ,lUDGl3 SENTIilNCilS MXSY IS CItU CONTIIACTS LAST SA'l'CIlDAY. PENAljTV lllLL. llONB Tl3Nl>EREl>. there six yveeks. He did not see his CHIT COUIt'i'. shadoyv in this part of Michigan last Main-er Bi'os. Of Lansing 'To Buiitl llogniation Of Ilnsses, CiiisoIinc Tav Bbnrd Lays llesigniition On Ta')Ie— Frid.ay. It yvas a dull,, cold, gloomy William Livingston Found Gnilty of WillianiHtoi) llighway—iConnnlsston And Changes ln Corfxiiatiun 'I'nx People To \oto On ijansing Tyvp. day, and If tile tradltlon yvas worth a 'Assault Of Enst Ijnnsing A|i()lies For ltoward ltoad.s. Will Ile Contested. Anno.\afi<)i> At SlH'Ing Elocfion. "hoot'', we yvould soon be enjoying tbe balmy breezes of spring. But MiXH. ' Tbe Ingham Couuty Road Commis Under the constitutional require . The Board of Supervisors of lng- Michigjin peopie know better than to Today the court has the case of Joe sion last Saturday let contracts for ment of t'eapportloning membei'ships ! Iiam county met Tuesday, Fehi'uaiT piace confidence in any oid wood- ]!tlellon, charged yvith the violation of tbe construction of four roads in Ing-. in the legislature every ten years, the Gtb, for their reguiar monthly meet- chuck. They-knoyv, and franicly ad the state liquor iayv. It is ciaimed ham - county. The Diniondale-Holt present legislature must put througli lng and soon after Chairman H. R. mit to the yvorid, that the yveather for Mellon "urnished a tiint of moonshine No. 1 road in Delhi toyvn.ship yvas lei. a reapportionment bill, Much thought Buiien caiied the ineeting to order, the next six yveeks is apt to be rotten, to Guy Sedore of Lansing, on Sept. (.0 Briggs & Wordcn of Danisville for is being given tbis matter because tlic various comniittees met for tiieir ln fact, tliey ai-e quite sure it will be. 16, 19 22. Sedore was arrested later $8,2IS.75. This road yvill be one and of tbe failure of tbo act pa.ssed by tbe reguiar routine yvork, and nothing Tbey dislike vbad weatber but they in the day for drunkenness, and one-balf mfles in lengtii. 1913 layvmakoi's, with the result that more of iinportancc yvas accompiisii- knoyv it breeds a bardy race. Out in claimed lie yvas given the iiquor by the old apportionnient of seats I'e- cd until the afternoon session. Tbe Wiiliamston Center Road No. California *yvhore 70% of their pby- Meilon. Sedore is all ready on pro mained in force. A resignation yvas received from 2, one and one-fourtb miles in lengtIi, siciii value is iiia(le up of sunsliiiie, bation for the po.ssession of liquor. IIarry J. Bond, a member of tiie in Wiiliamston toyvnsbip yvas let to Biiis iooking to reapportionment invigorating air and scenery, tliey are The case yvent to the jury at 11:55 Board of Coui)ty lIoad Commisstonet's Maiirer Bros, of l-,ansing for ?7,- have been introduced botli in tiie sen liaving about yvliat yve can expect dur today, and at noon a verdict of not IIIsliop 'l'hcoimre ,S. llciidcr.son, and this was.i'cid before tbe Board, 7SC.7I. C. A. Diehl of Dan.sville, yvas ate and tile house by Wayne members iug tlie next month. Of course, the guilty was returned. In his coninuinication, Mr. Bond recognized as one of tbe strongest ayvarded the contract for'tbe Caniby- yviio are desirous of baving some cold is not extreme, and in place of Judge C. B. Collingwood Monday stated titat inasmuch as the recent men in Metliodisni. He wiii speak ljocife'road.in ljocke toyvnship. His dclinlte plan in tbe committees on lilustery snoyv, they'have a cold, driz- sentenced three in circuit court. Geo. ruling of tbe attorney genet'aI took at the Methodist church in Mason bid yvas ifS.lSS.OO t'or tbis one and yvbicli work may be.started, l^ep, Vin ziiy, nasty rain. A Mason man in W. I'iagg, a cripple, charged yvitii the iiwiiy frotn tbe t'oad coi)iniission lioyv- next Sunday morning. one-iinlf niile stretcb of road in cent l3acey, of Detroit, introduced tlio I,bs Angeles yvrites tliai. ice oiie-lialf violation of tile state iiquor iayv, yvas er to liire clerical bell); prevented l^ocke townsliip. bouse bill and declares that he,lias, inch tliick' formed one night last sentenced to froni six months to one carefully guarded it against running tbeni ft'om discbat'ging inefficient ljltiCTUlJIO COUIlSIO FIOU. 20. Briggs & Wordcn of IDansviile, week, and that tile yveatiier yvns very year at Ionia reformatory. Flagg , clerical help; and gave tbom "o voice yvere also awarded tlie contract for counter to tile "moiety clause'' on disagreeable. Tlie natives and real conipleted a sentence liere last Sop- Tile Lorcn Bates Trio yvill appear •wiULtevcr in tltis inutot'tattt eud of '.'to .tile Jliansing-Cnondaga lioad in Aure yvhlcii the Idl'i act was yvrecked. Senestat e men say it is."niost unusual'' teniber for forgery and lie clainied liere Tuesday evening, lt'ebrunry 20tli, business, be did not yvislt to fui'lItet' lius t.oyvnsbip for .'i!S,2!iS.3i5. This ator Arthur E. Wood, of Detroit, in —it alyvays is. 'l'iiis Masonii.e is tiiat after be yvas discliarged from tbe as tlie fourtb number of tlie Mason .assume the responsibility of (.be oC- road is one and one-half miles in troduced tbc .senate bill. longing for some'good oid Michigan jail be was unable to find steaciy Lecture Course. Tbis yviil be a nuis- tice. He fiirtlier stated titat. ho lengi;b. There yvere ten persons yvbo 'l'he house biii yvould giy'e Wayne steain iieat. And out tliere, lie says, yvork and bad taiien up bootlegging ical number and Mr. Bates is an iiii- realized tite law yvas tto diffevcttt tiian entered bids for tbese four.sti'etcbes 24 seats in coming legisiatnres, an in tliey haven't even a groundiiog to to furnish iii In a living. personator and yvill also give several yvben he,accepted tbe appointment, of road last Saturday. crease of ten over tile present num pass the buck to. Albriglit and Charles Scliuebb impersonations. Esso but tbat it bad been ini:erl>erted dif- 'Ilie Itoad' Commission has also ber, 'i'lie senate biii wouid give yvere sentenced to ninety days in tho •ferentiy and tlte cltange ."to el'fccted made application for tlie construction Wayne nine senators, four more tbaii county jail on a cliarge of ieud and tbe poyver of tito l^oad Cotntttisslou of three state reward roads in tile tile county noyv has. It is ex|)ected iacivious coiiabitation. Tbe women in. - as to make tbe position nndesit'it-itle county, three and one-fourtii miles in that tile committees in botli liouses the case yvere brouglit to Lansing by from his standpoint. , Ho bearHiy ED GRDSS CHAPTER Meridian toyvnshi)), two miles in yviii get to work in the near future FATHERS AND SONS them from Crand Rapids and in cir recoinniended tbe Supervisors for Aiaiedon township, and one mile in on tbe yviiole problem of reapportion- cuit court in Lansing Monday they their support and coopet'atIon during Ingham township. (Continued on page four) yvere placed on pr.plmtlon. tile past tyvo yeat's. Membet's of the DF MASON DISBANDS ANQDET After deliberating about one-half Board yvere unwilling to accept Mr. hour, tbe jury brought in a verdict of Bond's resignation, and a motion was HOLD LAST MEETING ANB Ills. 12,5 GA'i'lllilRED Ai: Rll?l'lIOl>lS'i not guilty in the case of Mrs. Leona made to lay tbc resignation on tbe l'OSlO OF FUNIfS. CllURCll TUESDAY EVENING. Buysee of Lansing, yvho had been ar table untii tile APt'il session. This rested for the violation of tiie state yvas done, tliere being fottrteen Yeas American Ijoglon Gets Gift Of llcd Dr. Spcnco Of .Jackson Gives Spiendi(i llquor layvs. Mrs. Buysee conducted and ten Nuys. Cross li'nnd.s—Hope To .Secnre .Addre.s.s—iVlnsicrtl Nnnihcrs N ISDN FEB. 14TR MEETING a boarding house in Lansing, .and hoaUhm On Maple Street. A Ti'cat. yvhen her house yvas entered by offi Supervisors Philli|)s and Hulett cers, a bottle of liquor yvas found. It yvere named to attend the three day COtiNTY CONVENTION WHjL BE LElD LASlilNiJY AGAIN ELEG'TED The Mason Red cross Chapter held From the opening number, "On- was claimed tbe liquor was the prop session of Supervisors of Michigan, IllOLD AT COUltT HOUSE. J\lANAGiDR OF ASSOCIATlON. a meeting in tho court house iast Sat yvard Christian Soidiers,'' sung iustiiy erty of one of her boarders. Avbicb is being held in l.jansing this urday afternoon for the purpose of by those present, to the singing of li'orty l>eiogate.s To Be Electe pin tlir filttt to no write lt on root IMWt Tried to pass, . Bun't ilMva; iiut tliou tiitt mrr day I* tli* boit Stepped on gas. Bst two trai of tbtM d*r of tilt rOkr.-rIiiiDMr. Bang, hootn, crash! OWDl—OUl^M.' ' ion. May get well. Hard to tell— Looks liijo hash. —i I !— INGHAM TY NEWS A woman generally gets ,over her foolishness after she marries, which is about tho time a lot of men begin. A Bcniitifiil Thoiigiit —!(!•-- Publlihed over; Tliuradny hfleriioon In the Cltr of MMon, County sent of Ingham Oounty. Mtchignn. A man's standing is rated by what Much pose is just clothes. he does—a womaii's by yvhere she goes. sCIIUTLEIt h. MARSHALL, Publliher' No cure ever lias been discovered I I ; for one yvho is..determlned to yvrite SUBSOKIPTION RATES (PBy«We In Adv»B««) „ Minor l^lii.sings a scenario. One Tear (In lnghnm eiiunty) ;...11.60 "Truth is mighty and yviil prevail,'' ! I !— Six Month! (In lnghnm county) ...... \ ., according to the old maxim, but be To get iifo's honey, you've got to Three Month, tin lnghnm county) « Single Oopic ..• -JJ fore it prevails, the victims of false get the money. Outflde fnghnm county In U. S., one year J.OJ hood often die. . —! ! !— Strainer All paper, mnltcd ouUlde the U. s.. one year —! ! !— A locomotive has no respect for AIIVERTISING BATES Why brag about your ancestot-s? anything. It would just as soon make Dl.play ndvcrtliing rntea on appllcntlon. Everybody had 'em but Adam. kindling yvood of a ton-thousand-dol- Builneu local, and rending nollcca on Hr.t nnd local pngei, iSe « line. lar limousine as of a hundred-doilar No rending or hualneii advertl.lng lea. thnn 2S ecnti. —! ! !— Positively Re!11oves All Sediment flivver. Oard of Thanka one cent a word. . Probably if nearly everybody didn't I ; ; Obltunry notice, of 125 word, free, more than 126 word, or obituary poetry, one have a sneaking idea he'd like to be cent a word. Who Roineinhers No Cloths to Wash No charge, for birth, death or marriage notice., notice, of reunion. . one, we'd got farther in prosecuting Alt Supper, and entertainment! where adml.ilon ie eharced. or any plan dedgncd tho pt'oflteers. ^ ^ * Tho boy who collected postage to make money mu.t be paid In advance at regular rate.. stamps and had an ambition to be No Fii1e Screens to Rust Out known as a "philatelist?'' .Entered at the Poatofllee at Ma.on, Michigan, a. leeond-cIaii matter. When the average modern married pair are unable to decide whether to have a home, children or an automo Helped The "Flu'' , 10-Quart Size, . . $2.50 Tho stuall city.and town newspaper publishers of Michigan met at the bile, they compromise and buy a car. "Used Foley's Honey and Tar for _! J !_ 'flu' and found it wonderful. It never Michigan Agricultural College last week." lt was Partners Week and a flt- 18-Quart Size, . . $3.25 fails to cure my two little girisfrom It's a wise man who knows when ting time and place for these pubiishers to tueet, for the small town publish coughs and colds,'' writes Mrs. A. ho cither must break a habit or allow er bears about the same relation to the city publisher as does the farmer to Sanders, Gallatin, Tenn. For quick Cotton Pads, $2 per box of 300 the habit to break him. the manufacturer. Speaking of the craft at large, he has the same relative relief ft'otn coughs, colds, croup, —! ! !— throat, chest and bronchial trouble troubles, the same long liours, scarcity of heip, and very little control over Some of the crusty oid bachelors use Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains Sold Exclusively at many of tbe conditions under which he does his work and soils his product. that have been missing their eye- no opiates—ingredients printed' on Aud tbe publishers' meeting at Liinsing lastyveek did not differ.largely opener since pi'ohibition came, should the wn-ipper. Sold by all druggists get married. That would open their from the various group meetings of farmers which were being held in the in Mason. . (adv) eyes. sarne building. There yvere several I'athcr successful publishers in the —! ! !— MARItlAGE LlCENSBS. Salisbury Hardware Stores group. There were a number who were unsuccessful—at least they pro- Also a bird in the pot's worth two' in the hiind. fessed to be; tbeir appearance did not indicate fat bank .accounts; their own .Clarence C. Ry.al, Lansing—_ 41 MASON HOLT DANSVILLE testimony of methods and practices would not maki one ljelicve they were —! ! ! — Josephine Goats, LansingJ 41 It is strange hoyv many admittedly headed for bank presidencies. ..^ Harold R. Hartsuff, Stockbridge—20 even boastfuily good, persons take Marion F. Hayhoe, White Oak___18 Wo have, before noyv, heard a successful farmer explaining to other pleasure in contempiating evil and farmers hoyv ho fed livestock, hoyv he rotated crops, hoyv he had been able discussing it with their fellow saints. l3ari N. Bennett, Lansing 21 tween Mason and Lansing birds. It Mai'y M. Banks, Lansing 18 to got exceptionaliy good resuits this yvay er that; and yve have heard other It! is yvhispered about that tho Mason "Man was made to mourn,'' said Leroy lIusk, Lansing 26 boys wore large yvinners. farmers not so successful scoffing at his ideas. Ijast yveek yve heard pub Lips cracked the oid copy-books. What ayvful Miriam L. Scully, Ijansing _ 20 Last Saturday morning Capt. Eli lishers yvho have made aconifortable income from tlielr busiuess attempting and sore? liars those copy-books yvere. Fred Luecht, Lansing 61 P. Loranger, yvell known all over thls j I I to toil tbirty or forty otlicrs the secret of thelr success. But instead of tlieir Mary M. Luecht, Lansing 55 section of Michigan, died at tbe Jazz probably yvill go out about tbe homo of his sister, Mrs. S. 1^ Leigh- MENTHOLATUM remarks being yvell recelvod, tlieir audience seemed inclined to be skeptical, Loren Holland, Lansing 25 same time they,quit singing songs ton, in Wiiliamston, of consumption. and sonielimes yvould "hcclcle'' tlie speaker. Later the skeptics gathered in Marguerite Dean, Lansing 23 quickly heals about "mammy" and making it II. W. Layvrcnce and family are groups and one could ovci'hear tbem ridiculing tbe facts that had been told rbynio with "granny.'' Robert lIarwood, Leslie 20 noyv pleasantly situated in their neyv thelm. tiiem by one of tiieir number. . ' Lucy Muffiy, Leslie 21 home on West Ash street. We suppose sucb conditions exist in ail lines of busiuess, but yve doubt No man is ever tiie same after he Veru A. Spiece, ljansing 31 Bert L. Green has disposed of his Loretta I'. Perrigo. Lansing 18 lf it is as prevaient as among country publisbers and farmers. has made liis first public speech, nor drug store at Alpena and in tlie near any yvomen after she has driven her Samuel II. Jones, Ijansing 2!) future Mr. and Mrs. Croon yviil take IN LOW SPiRrj. first autoniobiie. . Gladys Peckbam, l,jansing_.^ 10 up their residence on the W. A. Mel- "You have a yvoman mayor here?'' I 1 T ton farm in Alaiedon. Congressman Anderson, one of the speakers at the college last yveek Williard Johnson, Webberville 56 "Yes. She's just been elected and A fi'iend is one yvbo is still tberc defined coopei'atioii, and said it yvas,a nnich abused term. Most people yvant llo.sa Boyven, Webberville 51 her husband is about the uneasiesfc after tile trap bas been sprung and man in toyvn.'' to cooperate in order to better their conditions. But tbeir idea of coopera the body is being cut doyvn. FOR OVER 40 YEARS John F. Fulgar, Lansing 42 "Why so?'' tion is erroneous. Tbey tliink tiiat it means that the other fellow should I j ; I-rALL'.q CATARRH MlSTMCINI!) has Jennie P. l^enyon, .Lansing —37 boon used successfully in the treatment "He's told several of his frieuda adjust bimseif to tlieir ideas and their yvay of doing tilings. Incidentally, Men used to go yvrong because of Alfred M.Jardot, Eaton Twp 25 of Catarrh. liquor, yvoinen and cards, but noyv it's confidentially that if his wife still has that's about the idea a great many people have of proliibltloii., Tliey yvant Tbelma Dornan, lSaton Twp 20 HAI.vL's CATARRH MEDICINE con- mostly from trying to buy .as fine cars sista ot an Ointment which Quickly the same opinion of him she had'be- Relieves tjy local appllc.atton, and tho fore the election he's slated for tho the country to be dry—for tho other felloyv. as tbeir richer fnends. Carl 3. Woodruff, Lansing 28 tnlornat Mcdtolne, .a Tonic, whloh acts job of dog catcher."—Birmingham ! I I through the Blood on the Mucous Sur Blanche H. Sober, Lansing 23 Age-Herald. Ernest Canfield, Carson City 24 faces, thus reducing tho Inflammatlon. President Friday lias put forward some ideas lately.in liis lectures and Most men are members of lodges Sold by all druggists. Edith .Rubeison, Lansing 26 througli the press yvliich liave tlio ring of coniiiion sense. Hc says tliat the and a feyv really ''belong'' to lodges. F. J, Olieney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. SUBSCRIBE) rOR THB NBWB products of ]\Jicbigan fai-nis can largely be consumed by the cities of Michi A good theatrical producer has gan. However, the farmers of Michigan must adjust themselves to Michigan been known to make a laughing suc A HEAVnURDEN cess out ofo a crying shame. imaricets if tins condition is ever realized. If tyvice as many potatoes and A Bud B«cli]>lakcs liifoMisonrblo For I 1 I apples are raised in Michigan as Michigan cities ban absorb, it natut'aiiy foi- ftlaiiy Mason People. "Bo ye also fishers of men," is the loyvs that a part of tliat product yviii be throyvn upon other more distant mar bibiic.al injunction which the grafters A bad back is a heavy burden. kets and yvitli the accompanying greater transportation costs. This work interpret to mean, that they should A burden at night yviien bedtimo of adjustiug Michigan products to nieet Michigan demands is one tliYit lie pro make fish out of men. comes. poses to yvork out for Michigan farmers, and if he can accomplisli it he yvill ! I J A lot of ''lady-killers'' do lIieir Just as bothersome in tho morning. be>^doing a great yvork. killing by causing yvomen to laugh Ever tt'y Doan's Ividney Pills for Another thing President Friday is enipliasizing is the yvide variation in themselves to death at them. it? Ivnoyv they are for kidney back cost of production on Jlicliignn farms. An example of these variations yvas •--! ! !— "Married trouijles'' are so called ache—and.for otlier kidney ills? proven hy a record kept of tlie amount of milk sold by several commercial because "troubles never come singly.'' lf you don't, some Mason people dairies near the college. Several farmers yvere selling milk to the college. I I I do. One-farmer yvas getting as low as ioyv as 3,000 pounds of miik per coyv per Will poyver plus yvon't poyver equals Ask your neighbor! TRUCK CHASSIS Mrs. May Haddy, N. Randoif St., year. If yve renieniber tbe figures correctly, another in tbe same neighbor do power. Mason, says: ''I bad attacks of sboot- hood yvas getting S,000 pounds per coyv. The deduction is simple. One j I ! One big difference betyveen the fam ing pains in my side and dull, nag niiin yvould need keep but tliree coyvsto produce 2.1,000 pouiids of milk in a ily doctor and the specialist is the ging aches in the small'of my back. year, 'l'bo otber yvouicl bave capital invested in ten coyvs, have the yvork of pt'ice. At times I felt so bad yvben I went to caring for tbem, the cost of feeding them, etc. Both men yvould get exactly t ! I •bed I couldn't get any sleep because New Price of the soreness across my back. Morn- Too fat? tlio same gross return. One yvould inake a liandsonie prolit. Tlie other lugs I had dizzy spells. Dunng tbese Diet. yvould tell you tliere is no money in fanning. . attacks my kidneys yvere yveak and Get tliat? ..-O— .Try it. irreguiar in action. Doan's Ividney J I i: Pills straightened me up so I am cer We started out by claiming that country publishers and farmers yvere tainly glad to recommend them.'' , A thing that maices the tired busi very similar in some respects. Farmers yvho liave no idea of ii.oyv many ness man more so is to go to a thea Price -60c, at all dealers. Don't pounds of milk a coyv must give in order to be profilable cannot expect to ter and have to look at a lot of adver simply ask for a kidney remedy—get , make money. The same thing is true of the country publisher. Many do tising on the screen yvhen he has paid Doan's Ividney Pills—the same that Mrs, Haddy had. Foster-Milburn Co.,' not have the proper labor-saving machinery needed for economical produc his money to see a picture. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. (adv) tion.- They, believe they c.annot afford this machinery. Many have never' —! ! !— A good excuse is bettor than a poor systematized their yvork room so as to employe the minimum amount of labor. reason. They forget that ?30.00 a yveek saved means a profit ot nearly ?1600.00 at —! ! !— I Twenty Years Ago \ the end of the year. Some yvill not accept another publisher's ideas. They • A git'l in the court house thinks f Tliursday, Febiiint'y 5, 1003 } hold that ''he may be able to do it, but lt will not work in my community.'' '•The New Freedom" is a story abput divorces. Pubiisliing and printing ls not a parallel to the retail business—it is a manu There are 707 boys now enrolled at —I ! J— facturing business like farming. Many publishers and many farmers have the Industrial School, the largest The average gii'l seems to prefer to nutnberin its history. no idea of their costs. They make no effort to find costs. They come to spoon with a fashion plate. Eugerife Edgar has purchased the —I ! !~ the end of the year and know that they have not made a fair return on the old Bement homestead of 40 acres It's an right to "brighten up the money invested, but they do not know, why. In this respect, however, the west of the city, and intends moving corner where you are,'' but 'don't there when the robins nest again. farmer is entitled to more sympathy than the publisher. The publisher in start to brighten up other corners un a measure determines his oyvn selling price. The farmer has to,take yvhat til yoti're sure the folks who live in An "exhibition" of game cocks was the market offers. them want your brand of brightening. pulled off Saturday night quietly, be- President' Friday gave the publishers an interesting half-hour Friday —are responsible to no one but themselves and they do not always show by ey'-ening dlscussing taxes. Friday is a "shark'' when, he gets on this subject. their records all'their business. This makes it easy to collect taxes from a ,HG did not say that he thought taxes would be lower. . On tho contrary, he corporation, and.we believe this accounts for the many tax measiires that are The Ford One-Ton /Truck Chassis stated that he believed that Michigan's commonwealth and Michigan's insti aimed at incorporated business. A copartnership or iridividuaL.ownership tutions yvould need more and more tnoney as the years went by.' This may ia a much more desirable arrangement today viewing the matter from the has proved its abll^ to reduce not be a popular statement but lt is untfoubtediy a true one. On a black titx standpoint. . ' . ',. transportation costs in practically board in the room where the! publishers were assembled he analyzed Mlchl- But we are wondering whether or not other property ls actually get every line of business where there gan.'s tax for the past ten years. The state tax represents about one-eighth ting any relief when corporations are taxed. - A corporation knows yvhat it of the total tax raised in the state for all purposes. Cut out every cent of is costing them to do business. They add taxes Lo their costs, and they is a hauling problem. It is eco7 . state oxpens?, and we would still be,paying about eighty-seven cents yvhere shotild. The ultimate consumer ptiys^a per cent of profit on the cost of nomlcal, efficient, dependable. At wo are now paying a dollar. Let the legislature cut every appropriation to manufactured goods. If the cost.is higher,, the selling price is higher. So the new low price you will agree the bone and it might make a difference of two or three cents on each tax in tiie end the'consumer pays.,the added tax, plus a per cent of profit! dollar. Friday emphasized an old truth which we must all admit hut hate In Michigan this may worlc as a relief measure. A large percentage of it represents a, value tiiat has to; that excessive taxation, if there is any, lies in our county, township and the products of the many automobile comptinies and their allied industries never before been offered in the city takes—^^that's where, about eight-seven cents of every tax dollar is spent. is sold outside the state. "Thus the .consumer who always pays the revenue, commercial car field. Place your The speaker showed that the manufacturing concerns of the state were "the Jones who pays the freight,'! is a nian in another of the forty-seven order now for reasonably prompt on the tax foils for aboiif; one billion of dollars. , Taking Lansing, Jackson states'of; the Union. ;•• • /'i': ' .,-', , • '•• and Fllnt as a basis, i he showed that this amount was only about one-tliird One angle of Friday's views impressed the writer as being wholly out delivery. Terms if desired. . of .what they shotild he assessed. His contention,was •that, tliese;cohcern8, of harmony with the'popular demand of taxpayers of Michigan. He did not lf assessed on the same basis of farm and residence property, would be pay propose economy! He, dli not advocate retrenchment. He did not mention ing a much greater percentage of the direct tax of the state. President Prl- spending less flof- .the Michigan .Agritjultilral Colliege, or the University Of diiy did not give his whole-hearted approyal to the gasoline, tax but heartily Micliigan. H^. did show himseif' paytlculahyiidept at devising ways and Dean-Jacobs Co. favored the state corporation tax^r-in fact, JtBeemedtt) the-wrUer that F means of c(>llebting more money:'. He accepted the disposition of tlie people Ford Sales and Sorvloe day considered corporations the legitltnate prey'foi' nearly any sort of a tax to fsjierid more: and moreimoney as a'inatuiral aiterinatb of varand ;^ measure. .,, \}'•,^''''.V-'V :of :extravataace,.: . \ •')}fy{':i- '''X'S^'-^ ' ' ^' '' We believe we call understaiid thls.Corporia'tionB 'keep bobkB,^keep Perhaps htBlB dead right. Perhijji: wi shbllld gtoi accurate records .of theii' busiiieRB;; ^ < Thej respoiiBlble to wrry^wj^ the geIi tot their Btocklioldera;.::^^ •••••••^••••••iaaHBiaaHHiHnHiHHBanHiHaHaa INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1923 Page Tlini Mr. lind Mrs. Mullen of Detroit, ate dinner at J. A. Bavidsoty's Saturday. Daptiat Church Notes { Rev. W. B. Uariicog, PusUtr. \ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson, Alice DoiiH Be Fooled ' Cavcnder, Mr,'and Mrs. Ami Terriil i attended Gieaner mooting at Wirt Dakiu's iast lfriday. Next Sunday at 10 o'clock liivan- . Low Price and High Quality gelist H. P. Hosklns yvitil his singer, G. Ward's family yvere ali iii yvith Haroid H. Vigueuile, of Ciovoiand, HOME AT MGHT lagrippo last yveek. Mrs. Martha Don^t Go Together, Stick to Ohio, yvill have charge of the service. Wauvlo yvas also on.the sick list. JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY Service at 7 o'ciock Sunday even Mrs. Charles Abet yvas in, Lansing ing. aii of iast yveek nui-slng. Woeic day evenings 7:30. HEN chirping crickets Ingbant Grange held their first Froni 'fuesday to Friday there yvill fainter cr>5, meeting ln thelr ncyv hall last Thurs- day. ,Next meeting ls. Ii'eb. 15.. be meetings at 2:30 p. tn. ' lilverybody is itivited to attend CALUMET 'j And pale stars blossom in Marsbali Poliok lias been ill the these iiieotings. Tho ciiurcli desires past yveelc'with bronchitis. „ a the sk% to do its bostifor tlie people of Mason througli these meetings. God holds The Economy BAKING POWDER 1 And twi ightj gloom has diInmcd'thc us accountable for the rigl'it use of our opportunities. bloom Never accept "Just as Good" Brands; it The Juniors yvill h.ave thelr sociai meeting Friday night, Fob. 0,' instead will only mean disappointments and fail And blurred the butterjij^ of Feb. IC, as previousiy jiianned. ures on bake-day, which are expensive. ^Jl^HEN lociist''blo55oms^eck the Calumet is a High Grade BalUng ''All Iho talk you see in press dis First Presbyterian Cilur^^^^' { patches from Europe about the dan liov. \v. a. Long, inistor. \ Powder, Moderate in Price And up the tf^cHijy stalk ger of Russia joining hands with either Germany or Turkey in a miii- The glo>W'^onn aavolsand clings tary sense is yvhat you il] this country Next Sunday morning, Mr. Long When you use it and falls wouid cail pure bunk,'' declared Sir yviil preach on tlie subject, "lt'inali- Basil Thompson, former head of ties of Christ,'' from tbo text, "Art you never spoil any And gjimmei^ dovon the gaidcn-'walis; I Scotland Yard and one of tbe yvorld'H thou he tiiat sliould come, or look yve best informed men on iSuvepean af for anoi.her?'' 'rho pastor annuunces of the expensive in fairs, during tbe course of his visit to \\iHENbuzzindthings\^idi double wjh^ hoyvever, that be yvisiies'aii tbese yviio ljansing tbis week. 'iUissia has no desire to bear Bisliop Henderson at gredients used — figbting force yviiicli coul.l bo u.sf;d WOfcrJspanaraspishfluttcrihgs, n the M, lC, church Suiulay niorning, to such as flour, sugar, outside of her oyvu count.-v wliich is feel free to avail tlieniselves of thls Go whizzInd W so vcr v ni^h yvortiiy of tite name," Si." Basil e.v- opportuniiy. eggs and milk. piained. Tlio yvliolo army consists of 'l'lie union evening services for Ilie One thinks q jangs and ^tin^s:^ about 5,000 IX'tls and Mongolians next tliree Sunday iiigiits yvill lie held and others of mixed strains of ljlood. in.tile Baptist cliurcli, as part of tlie The sale of Calumet then, with]n,is stilled the din series of special meetings there. Tlie is 214 times as much Tlie Ann Arbor liigli school yvas she rocks the babj; in, regular prayer ineeting service yvill KjOfcnh forced to close for a few days last be lield in the church tills evening at as that of any other And heart and gate and lalchiwa'ght •week because of the many cases of seven o'clock. On tlie i;yvo Thursday brand. lagrippe. l^purteen of tbe high nights folloyving, there yvill be no BlEIST BY TEST Are li^ed^and the Iip.f of Kate. school teacliers yvere unalile to report prayer service, opportunity being giv for duties because of illness and a en instead to attend the meetings at large'number of the pupils were also tbo Baptist church. The pastor urges THE WORIDIS GREATEST BAKiNG POWDER cenQned to,tbeir homes. everyone yvho can to attend tbe.se ser .* ,ii ,(i vices and co-operate yvitb our Baptist In St. Louis an inquiry in the friends in 'every yvay possible. one of tlieir monthly apportionments. Prayer meeting Wednesday even schools shoyvs that 40 per cent of the Plan to stay for the Sunday school They have started a large number of ing at 8 o'clock. chiidren have never seen a sheep, 17 hour Sunday. It yviil iielp both yon hyacinth bulbs, yvhich are noyv budd Sundiiy evening services at Bunk- per cent have never seen a plg and and the scliool. ed and ready for sale. These are of erhiU 7:30. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew 12 per cent liave never seen a cayv. 'I'he Christian Ende.avor Society fered to the public at tlie G. M. Wobb Spoelstra, pastors. Tiie dense lgnot-ance of hundreds of will meet at six o'clock Sund.ay even shoo'storo, and the ladies hope to dis have been quite sick tho past yveek thousands of city children is deplor ing. The suliject, one of the series pose of their entire stock. yvith the grippe. able. If every city child could spend of Psaim Studies to be given this As the organist, Mrs. Eilett, is in fNorth AuVe'liu's'UilioV ChllK^ Mr. Linder rides in a noyv Ford. his summer vacation yvorking on a year, is ''The Testimony Psalm,'.' to Detroit this yveek attending a meet Mrs. John Whaion died Sunday at farm, at yvork suited to his or her be in charge of Miss Ruth Hazelton. ing of the Board of the Synodical LESLIE tbe home of her nepheyv, Elton Arch strength, all yvould be better off men The postponed meeting of the La Missionary Society, the choir yviii not Sunday school 1:30. er, in ljesiie. Mrs. Whalon has lived tally and physicaiiy. dies' Aid,Society yvill be held totnor- rehearse tonight, but yviii meet for a Special interest centers on the lec for many years in Fitchijurg. HI « * royv (Friday) afternoon in tho church feyv minutes at 9:30 Sunday morn ture of Judge Carr on ''The Criminal It is no disgrace to be an unskilled parlors. Business session and pro ing. Situation,'' Tuesday, Feb. 13, at 7:30 laborer, but lt is a disgrace to remain gram in the afternoon, and beginning Miss Ethel Adams Junior Supt. of p. ni. lSverybody should hear him. one. Tbat is, it is a disgrace if a at 5:30, a Bohemian supper to which this Sunday school has been appoint I... • .^"".^i*?^^. ?'f .1.1 man has tile mental and physical everyone is invited. ed to tho position of Superintendeni capacity to become skilled, as nearly Mrs, Alfrcda C. AVliallon l)io Death Penalty Blilt Introduced for two weeks more. The death of Mrs. Ban Lantis, MF6RS. PHOTEST ON Rep. Pitkin has introduced his ex. which occurred last week came as a pected bill calling for the death, pen. shock to the whole community. The alty for murder in Michigan, tho bill funerai was heid at the home last would establish the electric chair Saturday afternoon. method of punishing murderers, but (Continued from page one) Mrs. Battle Mapes .and son of Jack nient iinTi report out "hills llist repre. would leave it optional with the sen son, and Mrs. John Longnecker of aont the best ideas of tho committee tencing judge whether the penalty Lansing, were here last Saturd.ay to members on tho subject. would be death or life imprisonment. attend the funeral of Mrs. Dan Lan- No death sentence could.be rendered tis. Would Regulate Bus Linens. in a case whore conviction was ob Ben Cook yvho has been seriously Regulation of passenger motor bus. tained on circumstantial evidence. ill for some time is now on the gain. «B which run from town to toyvn In: Senator Wood also has introduced a various parts of Michigan is soiight in death penalty bin. which yvould go to a bill Introduced by Rep. William O. a referendum vote in November, 1924, Lott District Ijee, of Port Htn-on. Tbe bill ,aiins to election before it could be put into Certified ^ place such vebicles under the super effect. vision of tbo publis utilities comnils. Lewis Surato, yvho is at Sparroyv Brief Notes of Interest. Bion and yvould require tlrem to make hospitai, is in a critical condition. Recompensing of oyvncrs of tuber quarterly statements of gross earn The Comtnunity Club, which .was Electric Service cular cattle ordered killed by the ings, paying a Ilcense fee of 5 per to meet Friday evening, Feb. 9th, wtll state. Is before the house committee be postponed one month on account cent of these earnings on vehicles on agriculture In two bills, one offer, of .so much Illness in tlie community. with pneumatic tires and 7 per cent Willyf Light Division of ed for the state department or agri The club will meet yvith Mr. and Mrs. on those yvlth hard tires. Bus opera culture by Rep. KIrby and the other Arthur Lamereaux March 9th. The tors also would be required to carry brought In by Rep. Holland. The de. hard-times progt-am will be carried The Electric AvtD-Iite Compaiqr indemnity insurance of $2,000 each to partmont bill asks for more money out. cover accidents. with which to pay for destroyed cattle, {Manufacturers Protest Tax Increase : the appropriation of two years ago Tortured Many Years By Kidneys '•Have had kidney trouble for Protests of manufacturers against not having been sufficient to meet twelve years,'' writes H. P. Pinkney, tho Sligh bill to take the $10,000 the needs that arose. The Holland West Jackson, Miss. ''Pains In back, limit out of the corporation tax bill bill seeks to compel the naming of nnounce^ catches In hips, and getting up too and leave the mill tax rate unchanged a committee of three to appraise the much at,night. But Foley Kidney were made at a public hearing which value of condemned cattle; to kill Pills relieved my suffering and l feel them in the county in which they are The Appointment of packed the senate chamber for an like a new man.'' For Kidn.ey and condemned and to recompense tho evening. Manufacturers declared they Bladder trouble insist on Foley Kid owner for the fun appraised value of stood for tho tax tyvo years ago when ney Pills. Soid by all druggists in $ the animals, Bush & Keeler Willys Light Co. it was proposed as a means of wiping Mason. (adv) out a $6,000,0000 deficit in the state The state arrairs cemmittee of the 275 MASON, MICHIGAN treasury, but that noyv the effort Is house having determined after a hear Bistribiitors for Ingham and Xlaton cotuitle Bell Phono being made to make this emergency ing not to report out the bill of Rep. PoUok Corners and up law a permanent one. If the latter is George M, Long to take frotn the You catl nOyv have Willys Lifiht--(iependable--lasting— to be tho case tho manufacturers de governor the poyver of veto over acts And easy termsreliabl e individual electric light and poyver facilities for clared the rate of 3 1-2 mills should of the state a(^mlnistrative hoard. This Floyd Miller and family were Sun your farm, church, school, store, summer cottage—any day visitors at W. W. Stedman's. to meet your be rcduced to one mill or two mills. bill carried out Idens put forward In where at a cost no higher than you would pay for the the campaign last fall by Democrats Miss Leah Squires and Miss Erma convenience i Bills Hit Easy Dlvorce same convenience from central station service. that the vfito power gave GovernoPollor k spent a couple of days in Lan- sing last .week. Marrlage and divorce bills drayvn up Groesbeck autocratic control over Miss Lillian Maxileld, an Albion Bush & Keeler Willys Light Company of Mason is prepared by .Tudges Gillespie and Covert, of state affairs. Tbo bouse committco coiiege friend of our teacher. Miss Pontlnc, after consultation with other members gave Rep. Long a chance to to give you without Obligation a free demonstration and Grindling, visited our school Monday. circuit judges, have been introduced expound tho ideas of his biii and then explain in detail new loyv prices and easy terms. Mrs. Frank Collar was ln Lansing by Oakland county members in both voted to hold it in committee. houses. Tbc divorce hill would make last week. Senator Baboivskr, of Detroit, intro-, WILLYS LIGHT DIVISION It more difficult to obtain a divorce F'ioyd Colthorp was in Detroit, a duced a biii to retire members of the couple of days last yveek. The Electric Auto-Lite Company in Michigan and yvould require tbat supreme court on part pay yvhen they George IIaskiU has returned to his an interlocutory decree first would is TOLEDO, OHIO reach the ago of 72 or complete 25 home in South Dakota, after being sue, remaining in force a year before years of service on Ilie bencli. Sena in tbis vicinity some time. a final decree. The marriage bill is Builders of over 3,000,000 electric U^hlin^ systems tor Qansser, of Bay City, introduced Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Warner and Mr. a form of eugenics leglslatlon, requir a bill to .appropriate whatever sum of and Mrs. Bert Backus attended tbe ing tlmt botli parties snbmit certifi of money Is needed to complete the farmers' yveek at the college last cates from registered pbysicians that payniGnt i)y tlio state of soldier bonus yveek. they have not commnnical)lo dlseases claims. It is estimated lIiat about two or physlcal or mental bars to' mar and a lialf nilllion dollars will be re- riage before a marriage license may quired for this purpose. t South Delhi be issued to tliem, I Rep. Iloilami lias introduced tho -Americas Greatest Gift to Agriculture Numerous Bilis in Committee. 8-hour day biii, wbich would make • Mr. .and Mrs. Z. C. Lewis of Aiaie Syvinging into tho real legislative that number of hours constitute a don, visited at G. II. Pryor's last grind of tbo 1923 session, both sena day's yvork for almost everyone and 'l'hursday. F. Hopcraft yvas in .Eaton R.apids Monday on business. tors and representatives are yvorking yvould require time and a half for Miss Bernice Parker began yvork dally in coramtteo as well as ln the overtime. Another labor measure as u stenographer at the Durant last Mr. and Mrs. Whittmore of Toledo, regular daily meetings of tiieir as was< Introduced by Rep, MicDonaid Saturd.ay. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.an- sen. semblies. It is tho committee stago which aims at various amendments to Ed Robitaille, yvbo undcryvent a of bills at tlils time that is tho most the yvorkinen's compensation biii. very serious operation at Sparroyv Mt's. W. R. Groom i^ able to be back in the telephone office after important and not oniy are ihembers Rep. Howell, of Sag^n.ayv, has intro hospital, returned home, last weelc. slck yvith the flu for a yveek. of the ioading committees- giving duced a bill to make the lieutenant Mr. Emma Wheeler and Mrs. Oliie The Ladies' Aid served dinner Avenues thought to the measiiros aiready in governor of the state a meml>er of Mizer are ill yvith grip. Wednesday, Feb. 7 th, at Mrs, Leo troduced and referred to them, but Tho foiloyving yvere at M. A. C. last the state administrative board and Niles. their views are being sought on biiis week: Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Iveller, H. to pay him a salary of if5,000 a year The D. of H. had a card party at stiii to lie brouglit foryvard. in such capacity. The present salary SipeHst, Guy McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pryor, Mrs. Bert Parlcer, 0. E. the home of Mrs. Fred Cook Wednes It is noticeable that most of the big Is the same as that of a member day evening, Feb. 7th. Bell and Ray Potter, IIarold Spink of Service ta.v, insuranco and adniinlstrativo of the legislature, .?800 for the regtt- and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Lav.ant Syvift yvivs called to lar bletinlal session. , Ideas wliicb caused the bulk of the ad Spink. Lansing Saturday on businness. vance talk about yvbat tbis legislature Tho house h.as before it a reso Mrs. Belle Barrett, who has been Wm. Iveller had the misfortune to EGINALD McKENNAjhcad of the largest bank migbt do, are not yet before the layv- lution by Rep. Palmer, of Detrolt, to seriously ill yvith the flu at her sis- have his car slide in the ditch on the in the world, lays that 'Splendid isolation is a makers in the form of biiis. The memorialize congress to suspend fur- tor's, Mrs. Fr.ank Baldyvin, is report ''marsh'' road last Friday. Aithough R dream;" a truth which every industrial leader ther federal aid to state road building. ed a little better. committees are starting in, hoyvever, tbo car stopped in a someyvhat veriti- Palmer contends that Michigan gives accepts as axiotnattc. Had he substituted monopoly for on the tangible measures laid liefore cal position. No damage yvas done. Aunt Lois Baldyvin passed ayvay at them and tlielr delilierations in con the government iitS In taxes for every her home 'Ihursday afternoon, Jan. isolation he would have expressed another self-evident nection yvitb these are likely to brlng .f 1 it gets for federal road. aid. 31st, at the age of 87 years, 'after a truth which would have been acclaimed by every man long illness. The funeral yvas held out fnrtlior measures. lIoiiso nioinbers flocided to let con- who has given serious thought to the development of East Aiaiedon •1 at the home Saturday afternoon. Bur gross do its oyvn tbinklng about the business on a large scale. Public Hearlng on Tax IVIeasures ial at the Onondaga cemetery. - The first two pulillc hearings of the proposal o'f government control of coal mines, voting doyvn Rep. Miles' Mrs, Chas. Lott was called to I-,an- The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is a big business sessioii' have been called by commit • The NEWS, at ?L50 per year, is resolution asking the legisuature to sing last Friday by the illness of their tees on bills that may l)econie tlio the biggest bargain on the market itrtving to do,, a big job in a big way, yet no thought is memoriaiize congress in favor of such daughter and husband. Ml", and MI'S. center of attention In taxation affairs. today. given to achicvitig a,monopoly: for those who direct government control. George Crosby. The taxation committees of Jjoth Edd Watkins and yvhole family the Company's activities icnow that in any basic indu.stry Senator Gansser, of Bay City, has houses joined in setting the date for have been very sick the past tyvo such an ambition is impossible of fulftllment. Compe introduced bills to compel railroads a joint hearing on the Sligh bill to yveeks, but are reported on the gain. tition is welcome, for no single organization can hope to have all locomotives equipped with alter the corporation tax law by re George Potter spent tyvo days of FARMERS! to serve the people of the Middle West with petroleum moving the limit of $10,000 on big cor automatic air-controlled fire box last yveek in Ijansing. Increase your yield of corn with products as they should be served. The Standard Oil porations' tax payments. Tbe high doors, and to require equipment of A little daughter tirrlved at the my Golden Velloyv Dent seed, thor Company (Indiana) enjoys a large volutiie of business locomotives yvith compressed air bell home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pqtter way committees of both houses also oughly ada1)ted nmd bred to Micli ringers. ,— Wednesday, Jan. 31. She yvill an- and is satisfied to let this volume take care of its profits. ordered a joint hearing on the pro igan conditions, Michigan's first Air traffic regulation by,, the state syver to the name of Harriet Jane. posed tax of tyvo ceiits a gallon on sample three years in succession at Is sought in a bin put in by Senator Mrs. Ray Hinkley of Mason, is caring There is a reciprocal bond between every great industrial gasoline. This hearing yvas asked for the International Hay and Grain Condon, of Detroit, whiich places the for thetn. organization and the social environment in which it by the Detroit Automobile club. Show, tilso has won first honors in oyvnership of the air in the possession Frank Brenner has a new Ford operates. An organization II truly great only when the State administrative officials still the Yelloyv Dent cl.ass, of 1921, of the persons'oyvning the land In the coupe. are endeavoring to. plan some yvay in 1922 and 1923, and Syveepstakes lervice it renders is great. vicinity. The bin also yvould bar Ray Lott and wife, John Speer and which all, or most of, the state taxes over Jill Corns in Michigan in 1921 Chas. Lott's children are on the slck trick flying by air pilots, and ,1922 in Michigan's annual The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is in daily contact may be raised by specific levies such list as the corporation tax, so that it will Rep. Lennon has introduced a bill Grain Show held at M. A. C. The ' with a commufiity of about 30 million people. not be necessary to have a state tax to require the suspension of further 1923 Sweepstakes sample and issuance of state road bonds at this on real property, Or^'lf this, goal Is Trophy can be seen at the First It serves them through a host of useful products refined time, so as to afford the taxpayers Onondaga not entirely attained it is their wish State and Savings Bank in Mason. from petroleum. Through these products it touches a ''breathing spell'' until it can catch Price ?4.50 per bushel, shened and to greatly reduce, the /present direct the home and industrial life of the people. It enters up on some of the bonds now out. graded at farm three miles north- property tax. ln this endeavor they Mrs, Fred Hector two weeks ago the sick chamber with mineral oil and petroleum jelly. had the misfortune to slip and fall, west of Dansville, or six miles east It enters the factory, the roundhouse, and the farmyard are seelting advice from men on whom of Mason. Phone Bell 3 rings on hitting her head on the ice, which with lubricating oils for machines, engines, and tractors. (they can feel reliance. line 2 Dansville; or Citlz. 3 rings South Wheatfleld caused concussion of the brain. She It seeks the farm home with gasoline, kerosene, candles .Chief among these is Dr.- David Fri. is able to sit up now. on 67 Mason'. and parowax. It touches the railroad^ight of way with day, head of the Michigan Agricul. George Corwin and Wm. Hunt are CHAS. LAUGHLIX, tural College, and former economist Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Allen were in slck^ with the flu. Route 1, PansvlHe. 6w4p Fortnite Long Time Burner Oil for signal lamps; it professor at the U. of M. it was Br. Lansing, Saturday. supplies thousands of public and private garages with Friday, two years ago, who had much Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dennis visited in gasoline and lubricants. It feeds the furnaces of homes to do yvith the establishing of the cor- Lansing Sunday and Monday. and factories with Stanolind Furnace Oil. It goes to poratlon tax and the state offlciats Mr. and MI'S. Floyd Miller were in the hospital with Stanolind Surgical Wax. It paves the want him to ttndertake a survey to Lansing Monday. f streets with Stanolind Paving Asphalt. determine the state's needs at present A daughter was born to Mr. and Impregnable I and yvays and means of gathering in Mrs. Howard Herrick Saturday, Feb. These are but a few of the avenues of service which the funds to meet these needs. 3, which lived only a few hours. Bur An impregnable fortress of investment, as it were, are our ial at Dansville Monday afternoon. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) maintains. To keep Rail Rate Changes Proposed offerillgs of ^ Mrs. Fred Herrick is spending a these avenues open the Company op'eratcs 1700 service Railroad rates applying to intorur. few days with Jier son, Howard, and stations, 3900 bulk stations, 7000 tank wagons serving |3an roads will meet wlth a sitdden UNITED ; tamBy, thousands of garages, and 6, great refineries to supply Change in many inseances ,if an their needs. amending bill offered by ' Senator. 7% First Mortgage Bonds Olaspla is adopted by the legislature..: Stockbridge t The amendment is suggested for the When you put your money into them, you may know, Without Thus does the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ac act which was passed two years ago, knowledge its recipirocal bond, and by creating a host of question, that its safety is secured by double the amount in basing interttrban rates on earnings ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fortman were useful, essential products froni a single basic Taw per mile, and which is known as tlie in Owosso on business last week. selected, income-bearing property, and ievery legal and equit material—crude petroleum—justify its clai.fn to master Olaspie act, having been introduced' The Stockbridge I,' O. O. FT team able safeguard that experience and foresight can devise. craftsmanship in Industrial husbandry. gave the, initiatory degree to a class py the Oakland county senator while of candidates in Webbervnle Jodg'i |ie was a member of the house. Sena, last week Thursday. ^ United States Mortgage Bond Co., Ltd. tor Glaspie says he intended in his bill . Samuel Gee ting has sold his farm two years ago to have existing town. to a lady in Jackson and had an auc Standard Oil Blilps and village franchise rates re. 31S M«)e««lo lulldina tion Bale of stock and tools recently. MAIL COUPON TODAY main in force, but the roads changed Claude Mills and family are on the UNITED STATES BIOBTGAGE BOND CO.. L'lD. PlienaMaInllOO their tariffs .under his mileage bill, Bielt list. , 112 .MijMtIe Bnlldlnr DtiroIt, Mel). ' mostly upwards, when another act ab. Detroit. MIehlgan 910 So. Michigan Aye., 0 The Mission Circle of the Presby Wltliout oblltation on mt put, send m« copy of lioolc- rogated village and : township tran« terian church met with Mrs, Flora let, ''A mm Man'i QtM»tioni,'' sivini: infonnatlon 3042 King last/'t/'eek -Thursday. ohise rates. To put the whole inter* •hout row 1% Fint Mortgait Bondi. . KHWMnMby ^|nban rate iltnatlon where he planned Mrs. W/S. Thompson visited her itb put It under hie ortglnti a«t re> oouains, Mr. and Mrs. Jane .Stocking, I OBljr tlidluertio&.oftb* words inOwoiBoL laat Friday. J.E. TAYLOR latinurbMH'^: la' on« NotioavoC tll« Tho.Boma Onltur* 01ut> irM«h WM to IlaTt bate held at Utu, llltf Sl« MU- Muton, MlDhloan pmn% law. CHMpte un> l - M INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1923 Page Fivit Poland Chiiia spring pigs whose fatnily to a farm near Meridian. yveight averaged'331 pounds each. •Howard Notth's • S. S,. class The Merry-Go-Round Club was wiil be entertained at a skating party iMember Federal Ra«erve Bank postponed on accpuut of sickness. at his home Saturday, Feb. 10. Mrs. Otto Ahdroyvs is In Lansing VVill and Eliic Pj'att, Mrs. Reeder, carJng for.her mother. Mrs. Syvift, Morton Nicbois, Pearl initunBmaltnn Mi: and Mrs. Clias. .Saylor of Lan- Hart are on the sick list. sing, yvere callers at E. J. Coliins, Sat- Cl.v.de and Maude Painter are work urday. , ing at Oscar ltceder's. Lavcrnc Hempy took I^ou Bouts' Mr. and Mrs. lryvin of Lansing, are load of miilc to Mason Saturday for at Wiil Nichols home. . Mrs, lryvin is 0-SOWHITE hihi. caring for her daughter, Airs. Mcrta Nichols. Miss Bernice Nichols of Lansing,' yvas at home sey-erai-days The Wonder Powder The Hoid-Up Game Aurelius I last yveek. Mrd. llosa Hart is able to be out again after having quinzey. The Hope Community Club will That will do your washing without rubbing, and YOU have Bo chance to win when you lneet meet at the school house Thursday, t- Feb. 15, after school. Everyone try the hold-up man. If you stick up your hands as WebberviUe remove the ink, fruit, grease, paint and other and come. directed, your cash goes right theli. If you re Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howe listened to stains from clothing without injuring the finest a radio sermon Sunday evening from Mr. and Mrs. John Trim and sist, you may be injured, possibly killed, and Springfield, Mass. daughter, Helen, of Lanoing, spent' fabric. Will be demonstrated at The L. A. S. will meet yvith Mi', and your money goes just the samie. Saturdiiy at G. H. Harris'; Mrs. Jesse Bond Wednesday, Feb. 14. Roy Dean and family yvere Lansing A cordial invitation is extended to all. visitors Sunday. Hold-ups are of common occurrence. If you Geo. Dunn and wife visited at C. carry your money around on your person you Monroe's Sunday. J. L. Barry's and North Holt L. P. Williams and wife entertain are taking big chances. There is one way to ed Mr. and Mrs. Russeii Bement of Lansing, Sunday. Helmer & Miller's beat the hold-up man. Deposit your money in a Andreyvs, yvho is attending hconard Born to Janics< Fraser and wife an Alma, college, spent the yveek end good bank like ours and pay your bills by check eight potind'son, Tuesday, Jan. 29. yvith his parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. I^. R. D. Williams and family were" It is the safe, convenient, mOdern way and leaves Andrews. Sunday vlsitors'at Andreyv Wiiliams, ljouis Barta spent iast 'yveek in nOthing fOr the highwayman to gObble up. near Foyvlerville. Grand Rapids. D, D. White of Detroit, spent the Saturday, Feb. 10th - Jobn Curd and children yvere all yveek end here. sick last yveek. J(r. Gurd returned Miss Coral Dryer of Jjansing, spent, Owlp to his yvork at Dansville, Monday. the yveek end yvitli her sister, Mrs. J. Tin? Ijadies' Aid of tlio Presbyter Fraser. ian chui'cli yvill liold a l)azaar and Mrs. Leo Mead of Millviiie, spent supper at tile church parlors Tliurs- Wednesday yvitli her grandparents, Mrs. Walter Ivnickerbocker of yvith ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. day, Feb. 22nd; afternoon and even Chas. Dills and yvlfc. nortborn Miciiigan, visited at Albert Warner. ing. Every meiiiber is requested to Miss Millabelle Fraser of Detroit, Knickerbocker's part of last week. G. II, IIarris is attending a conven- bring an apron to sell. Supper yvill is visiting licr parents iiere. Mrs, Norman Dunn spent Sunday tion in Grand ltapids. bo served from G:30 till all at'e set'v- The ed. A good program of songs and recitations yvill folloyv a good chance First State & Savings to get acquainted yvith your neighbor. Ail come. Banic John lCieppe, yvho had the misfor tune to fall and hurt Ills lineo a .sliort tinio ago, is getting along as yveil as Mason, Michigan could be expected. The Banlr on the Corner Mrs. I Cut This Out-—lt Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose yvith 5c to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffieid Ave., Cbi- cage. 111., yvrlting your name and ad- CORRESPONDENCE dress clearly. Vou yvill receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, iBiinimiinitniilmiB' ulniBjilnnnnmminlinnlmnmIiiltii for coughs, colds and croup,. Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic cinity Wednesday testing cattle. Tablets. Sold by all druggists in South Lero.v I liari Magoon formerly of tiiis place, Mason, (adv) but noyv of Wiiiiamston, broke his anil yvbiie cranking his machine. Mrs. Rice and I\lerton attended tbe William Barker and son, Wayiie, \ Dist. No. 7, Wllite Oak t fuuerai of a cousin at Iioweil last killed a large streaked snake crayvl- Wednesd.ay. ing along on the snoyv tbe 1st of Fob. l^^awrence Stoyvo ls quite sick at Lizzie Barker and sister, Clara Mrs. Cora Elm ridge returned from Ibis writing. Slanfield, visited Mrs. Will. Barker, the Lansing hospital last Tuesday. Frank Hamilton and wife of Stoclc- 'i'liu rsday. She is improving sioyviy. bridge cuiicd on Mr.s. ltarwood, Wed . The IIousei met yvith Spencer Call- • Mrs. Ruth Clements is under ths nesday. ayviiy Wednesday evening for prayer care of Dr, Spencer of Webberviile. Ilerman Rtscb and fatniiy were in meeting. Will all members of the White Oak Foyvlcrviiie Saturday. Willie Barker, Jr. took dinner yvith Arbor of A. O. O. G. please bear in Mrs. Hoover and Biancb attended bis aunt, Mrs. Chan llolfe, of Lan mind that the flrst quarterly dues are Mat-old H. Vignonilo, Singer Cie funerai of a reiative at Rosebush, sing Tuesday. due and^must be in the hands of the Rev, H, P. Ho.skins, Evangelist .one day last week. Wayne Barker visited his sister, local secVetai'y on or before Feb. 15. Russeii IIarwood of M. A. C., and Mrs. I^aul McCreet'y, near F'itchburg, Mrs. F. C. ICendrick spent a couple Marie Dyer of Plainfieid visited at Sunday. of lays last week with her'daughter, Mrs. Rice's Saturday. The Housel business meeting was Mrs. C. W. Benjamin. held at Albert Howery's Friday even, Miss Ruth Kendrick is home frotn ing. school this weelt. Evangelistic Meetings Begin Next Sunday West Aurelius Mr. and Mrs. Emma Heinz have a t 1 F. C. ICendrick's people are now baby boy, born Feb. 4. enjoying new lights Installed by Thos. at the B. Douglas of Battle Creek. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Luman Kliuk Mrs. J. C. Marshall fell Monday Saturday, Fob. 3, an eight pound and hurt her knee. Rolfe Community 1 daughter, Eiizabetii Grace. D. Fosdick spent the yveek end at Baptist Church, Mason Dorr Eckliart is much improved. F. C. ICendrick's. IIe expects to go to school tn a feyv MorricG and Murray Peek and Orla Mrs. Annie Smith spent her birth days. Soyvors are absent from school on ac- day last yveek Tuesday yvith her siS: Denton aiid Ricliard Eckhart are count of lagrippe. ter, Mrs. J. R. Fulcher. REV. H. P. HOSKINS, Evangelist HAROLD H. VIGNEULLE, Singer on tbe sick list. . Mrs. Joiin Ivirby and Mrs. Ciiavence The next Parent-Teacher meeting Roy Coleman yvas over in Broolt- Sowers bave been sick the past yveek will be Feb. 13th, in tbe afternoon at , field last yveek. yvith iagrippe. the school house. Come. 10:00 a. m., 7:00 p. m. Week Nights 7:30. Day Meetings Tuesday Mr. and l\trs. lIobert Simpsoit en- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bray and sons teriained a few friends last Saturday spent Monday evening at Claud IIey- to Friday at 2:30 p. m. Bring YOur Bibles. nigbt with cards, music and refresli- nold's. Gi'ovenburg nients. Earl Otis and yvife yvere iu Lansing On account of so much sickne.ss Monday. This is the contribution which the Mason Baptist Church makes to the among these yvlio yvet'e taking I'arts Mr. and Mrs. Orla Disonroth cailed Mr. and Mrs. Ora Tiiompson and Mr. and Mrs. IIoward North attended ln tile Baiiroad Social at Robbins, at IIarry Peek's Monday. welfare of the community. last Saturday night, it yvas.indeJinite- Claude Laxton and yvife yvere in the banquet and meeting of S, S! ly postponed. Lansing, Saturday. yvorkers in Mason iast yveek Tuesday evening. Fred Strobel and yvife and Mrs. 1 SoiItheast Locke Brickyard Road lIilliard, Ora Thompson and wife and Howard North and yvife attended the farmers' meeting last yveek at M. A. Miss Neva Sleaford is a.ssisting Mrs. Mrs. Alice Parker called on her C. , Clifford LaRoyve yvitb her houseyvork. aunt, Mrs. Emma Berry, of ,Mason, Guy McCue attended the tneeting Mrs. Addle Brown of Perry, is last Saturday. for leaders of young people as teacher .spending a few days yvitb her nepheyv, EaiI Norrls and Certrude Parker of the Grovenberg young • people's Glenn Benjamin, and famiiy, and yvere sick last yveek and unable-to at class, at the Presbyterian church.in helping car eforo their litlIe boy yviio tend school. Ijansing last Frlday. is sick yvitii tonsilitis. Special Bargains in Mrs. Frank Stid.and Amy Parker Aubrey Tooker has a new Ford Mr, and Mrs. Silas Allen of C'onyvay are sick yvitii" colds. Dr. Freeland yvas touring car and Rev. Prouse cotues to visited their son, Mr. and Mt's. Ray called Monday. Grovenberg in a neyv Ford sedan. Allen, Sunday. • Mrs. A'nna Miller returned home Mr. Turner, yvho htis been yvorking Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bedubn yvere in Wednesday after a feyv days visit yvith for John'Williams, has moved his. Men's Suits Lansing last Friday. Frank Slid and family. Don IIicks iias purchased a Ford Earl Stid and father yvere in I)ans- truck to haul milk. .v vilie last Tuesday on business. Elmer LaRoyvo has sold, his farm Bert Schimmerhorn Is helping EaH Right BOW you can get some special bargains iB Men's to Clifford LaRoyve and Frank Board- Stid drayv l)ean pods this yveek. Makes Stoves Suits. We are Offering gOOd,'all wool,Tnicely tailOlred man and has beugbt tbe Roy Cassidy Robert Almond of Wheatneld, spent Shine farm in Bell Oak. Sunday night and Monday at Frank suits that you Will be proud to wear. If you want to Mr. and Mrs. Theron Rogers of So. Stid's. Perry, is spending a feyv days with his Mr. and M's. Charles Stoll are a, save money—BUY NOW. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rogers- little better at this writing. Influenza From Neglected Colds Stop your coughs and colds before t Island Corners they become serious. If neglected Boy's they lead to influenza, la grippe, asthma, tihd bronchitis. Three gen Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knee Pant erations of users have testiQed to the Weils met Friday evening for a fare- Latta quick relief given by Foley's Honey well party to show pur appreciation Longer Suits and Tar from coughs, colds, croup, of a good neighbor which they have throat, chest and bronchial trouble. have been in the past two years they ^Black Sillc Largest selling cough mediciite in the have been in our midst., They are het that Boy's Suit how world. Sold by all druggists in Ma- soon to move north of M. A. C. Games Stove Polish while prices are son.' ' (adv) were the amusement for the evening, E. J. Coliins winning high honors and C; H. Kurtz the consolation. A boun tiful luncheon was served and as a tilshmtirndaini- Nortlleast Leslie oitcn ana doei not remembrance they left one half dozen w«l.. win .not Mttlo .nd «ko in thouBn-tbo tut cups and saucers and wishes of suc wmata Will not flOtCiu«n a caHu in invcHn^wiu n d"p%ri« ilk. th. «"Ji.«,l°'?,y!;!iSS'iiL'S Rev. SneU and wifjj are the proud cess at their new home. - ' .con^DceVoo! (>«>•' (n"° fo'dealer,tod*r« ' parents of a baby girl born Jan. 29. caare Box is sortoutly il| at his Via llMk •Ilk *lr.DniliiB IrM Immal on Will answer to the name, Barbara home yvith pleuri ty tvnd. rheiimatism. ° MbnM. ltli**i><>«l>ial I ^1 .ii..r..i.ii.i...... ,....<...«...«...... ~4-..<~...... ,.A Classified Advertisements MR. UNO MRS. UINGLEY the Story of MIRIHEirRFTy YEARS For sale 1 Our States CELEiiRA'TEn GOLBEN WEBBING .FOR SALl!—Protien 100 per cent By JONATHAN BRACE ANNIVERSARY MONBAY. Boluabie, 9G per cent pure. Cheaper o XX.->MISSISSIPPI tlian cotton seed or oiJ meal. L,ah- Monday evening,- February Bth, Mr oratory Products Company. 6-tf HE State and All's. E. E. Langley were pleiis- of Missis HIDDEN DOLLARS antly surprised by their neighbot's T l-'OR SALl3—Pouitry food. Great sippi derives and friends, the occasion being their (>^li i)roducer, 50c per hundt-ed lbs. its nameft'om Golden Wedding anniversary. The Laboratory l'roducts Company. C-tf tho river evening was pleasantly enjoyed and When yOu hoard away yOu assist in stifling the cOm- yvhicli ""forms Mr. and Mrs. Langley were recipients FOlt SALl3—Milk powder for Iced 11 s yvcstern lBercial activity Of this cOuntry. ing calves and pigs. Cheaper than of lovely floyvers from their friends. boundary. slclmmcd miik. Laboratory Products Mrs, Langley yvas the daughter oi The yvord itself comes from the If yOu put it in the bank the baBker leBds it to sOBle Company.' • G-tf Mr. and Mrs. James Maxyvell and yvas born in Batavia, New Vork. She Algonquin mlssl-scpe which One Who uses it in prOducing sOmething. That FOR SALlil—Pork barrels. 60 gai came to Michigan yvitb her parents means "great river," It is popu lons, brand neyv. ?I.00.- Laboratory yvhen a young girl and settled on a larly supposed to mean "Father keeps Other people at Work and keeps the mOBey Products Company. 6-tf farm three miles north of Mason of the Waters''but this interpre in circuIatiOB. yvhich yvas the •Maxwell home, for tation is incorrect. The state is -Good horse. F. some time. also knoyvn as tbe Bayou State If you lend it On a mOrtgage Or buy bonds it answers FOR HAhli-Mason Route 2; Mr. Langley w.as the son of Mr. and from the many bayous yvhich are Steves. Eden. Mrs. Elijah Langley, who came to formed by the shifting river. In the same puirpOse. It keeps circulating and every- FOR SALl'l—Week old calf. War Michigan from Ohio, and settled on this connection it is interesting ren Illlls, Danisvllle, 6wIp bOdy is benefited. the farm near the Dunn school in to note the uneven course of the FOR SALJD—White Wyandotte Delhi township. Mi'. Langley was Mississippi river. * Though the born in WiUoughby, Ohio, and was When money keeps moving it enables many peOple cockerels. Citz. phone, Charles Price extreme length of the state from, Ave years of age when the parents Ma!3on. Bwlp the Gulf to Tennessee Is. 330' to move. moved to Michigan.- Mr. and Mrs. miles, the western border, due Langley were married about fifteen li'OR SMjlS—Eiectric washer, seif- to the winding of the Mississippi years iater. About fifteen years of The fellow who can't move is in a bad way. dryer, no broken buttons or toi'n river, extends for neariy BOO ciotiies, as good as new. Have no Mr. and M|rs. Langiey's married life miles. electricity yvbere I am, therefore can was spent on the Lrfingley farm, after ' ' The dollar that is hid away is in a bad place. ' The rivers piny an Important not use machine. Price right. Also which they removed, to Mason, where part In this state. They are so AI electric vacuum cleaner. C. C. they have since resided. They have numerous and tiie country so McLaughlin, just east of game farm, onb daughter. Mi's. Robbins B. Ray- subject to flood that tbe river 6wIp ner, who resides but a few blocks from her parents' hotne. bottoms cover nearly one fifth The Farmers Bank Ji'OR SAfjlil—Several tons of good of the area of the entire state. The early history of Missis The Oldest State Banic in Ingham County timothy and clover bay, also sever.al Four Mason men, Don G. Dens- sippi is yoked up with that ot hundred bundles of good bright corn more, Jny Helnier, M. W. VanPutten Mason, Michigan fodder in stack. Chas. .Laughlln, and Charles W. Beil were in Lansing Louisiana of yvhich it originally three miles northwest of Dansviiie. this week Wednesday evening as the formed a part. Discovered by 6ys'3p •esult of an extended argument be- De Soto in 1530, it was not until tyveen Bell and Densmore. A feyv La Salle sailed down the river . lt'Oll SALl!>—TiiorougV.i)red Dur weeks ago these two men met in the and claimed this territory, yvhich ham bull, extra good one. L. J. True, Densmore & Davis store and began he natned in honor of his lfreneh Leslie. eyvip informing each other of their ability king, Louis XIV, that a perma Tbe Felloyvcraftors also voted to sing, looked like a sure yvlnner yvitii, to bowl. Mason has no boyvling nent settlement yvas estabUsbed, TEAR! HAS l)UCIC Sui'PlaR. von SALlil—My equity in a forly- install a neyv .sanitary drinking foun tho count 15 to 12. Tben came tbo alley and to settle tbe argument they In 1703 the territory east of Donald Lament promised the bas- acre farm, adjoining Garden of Eden ketball team a duck stipiier at jbe tain in tbo anteroom of the iodge, and yvbirlyvind flnlsb yvhich put the Masoa yvent to Lansing where Beil and his the Mississippi was ceded by the in Aureiius. Ray ljoudensiager, ]\ia- Came Farm if tbey yvon tbe basket voted if 50 toyvard "the furnishing of boys on the long end of tbc 16 to 115 associates yvon a ciiop suey supper Ifrench to the Englisli. For a sou R, 6, Miciiigan. GyvSjul ball game from Lansing last Friday tbc roonis on the second lioor,'Mem score. Naturally tbe spectators yvere from tiie Densmore croyvd. This yveek yvhile tho loyver portion of the evening. Tbe score resulted in tbe' bers of tbe General Committee elect much excited and tbe result yvas popn l''OR SALl'l—Olds Six, AI condl- riensniore had lIelniei-, of baseball present state yvns called West ed for tlirce years are F. 13. Searl, ular yvitb tbc local folks. fame, as bis partner. Togelber they local team yvlnning the game and tbc lion, 1023 license; cheap if taken at lt'lorida. After being captured Jobn H. lIealey, Dr. AVileden and A. badly yvalloped Bell and VanPutten. supper by one point and the supper Foyvlerville IIIgb comes here Fri once. Portland cutter, exira I^ort- by the Spnni,sh and later re F. liickgraf. Claude Post yvas re- The result yvas particularly gratifying was given Monday evening at the day evening, F'ebruary 9tb, yvith 11 land cutter cusbions an(i tiiiiis. Ciiz. turned to the United States, tho elected secretary and treasurer. S. to Don, as Beil bad "razzed'' bim con farm. Mr. VanPutten, • the coach; strong team. A big crowd is ex I'l 1-311 or 225 Ilorton Ave., I..aii- Territory of Mississippi yvns ex L. MiirsbiiU yviis ciiosen chairman of siderably since tiie last affair in yvliicb yvas the only patron. pected. sing. GyvIp tended to its present size of -IC,- Ibc General Coninilttee and L. T. Don yvas forced to dig deep for ilie 805 square miles and in 1S17 it l^asenby, D. P. Wbltniore and Dr. Art"r. ot.' ADM'tt. OtJJVtitt—MAttOH S FOB. SALl-:—i-year-old gelding, suppers foi' about tyvelve people. Af Hugh Brown, yvho has been em yvas adniitted as the twentieth Wileden constitute tbc lLxocuticL. • Stiito ot MioiitKiin. TiiQ Pi-obiilo Court foi. dapple iron gray, weiglit .1700, sound ter the game, the boys had their ployed in tbe Mason Standard Oil state of the Union. At tbe time Committee. uit County of tiiKlmni. in every way, been bandied some. mouths ail puckered up for anotiier Staiion, bus been transferred to a At a seasion ot siitit Court, lieid at uio Pro- of tbe Mexican war, although Verii rainier. Route 7, Mason Citizen trip to,the C'iiinanian's joint. Instead Lansing station and yvill soon move iiiito OHicc in tiio Oit/ot IMusoii, in Kuici coun plume. Gyvlp Charley took tiieni io a little short called upon to supply one regi ty, on tiio lltii (iiiy ot t^otjruiiry. A. D. 1023. to that city. Pi-o.soiit: ttON. L. It. McAR'rItUK, .TmiKo order place and told tile Creek in ment of volunteers, Mississippi MASON TRIMS LANSING IN at J'rolmto. li'OK .SAI/I'l—A small evaporator cbarge to set up a liani .sandwicb and responded yvith enough men for tn the Miittor ot tiio Estnto of JOTIN Tbe NEWS, at 51.50 per year. Is and tyvo syrup pans. J. E. Tanswell. cnp of coffee for eacb. Tills nearly two. One of tliese regiments CLEVJJIt, 13cccji«c(l. the biggest bargain on the market tJiiviii C. Cluvor imviiiK fiicii in anid Court Gw2p broice Densmore's lieart and tins yvas commanded by Jefferson FAST II WOyS TILT today. iiis potition pniyjuK tlmt tiio ndministnition o£ morning ile.yvas informing-Ills friends Davis, who later wa-3 the presi siiid estate lio unintoil to Fred ICtKcr, or to l<'()HSALF—6 feeding shoats; also that ney'-er again yvill he engage In a dent of the Confedmite states. PA'l'TIiNoILL lUNIOR Hloll AIAIai; Home otiior suitniilo iioraon: full-blooded steel grey l^'lcniish giant contest where "you lose If you yvill.'' tt is Oi-dcrcci, Tiint tiio (ith diiy of Mnrcii, Since Its readnilttanco to the Un LOfijALS STI3l' ,l^AST TO WIN. male. Inquire of Bert Cluipnian at A. D. 1923. lit ten o'ciocit in ttie toreuoon, at ion in IS70 Jtlsslsslppl in na FELLOWGRUn CtUB snid Pi-oliiUo Odtcc. lie and is lioretjy aiuiointedl Baker farni, jylason II. 2. Gw2p tional elections has been a Demo for hearing said iretiUon 1 .FiIl,ST WAlll) CAUCUS. Mason basketball fans yvere given It is Furtiier Ordered, That inibtic notice cratic state except In 2S72, when I''01t SALl':-—Pure bred Wbite In lleinibllcan electors of tbe First a treat last Friday evening when ibe tlicreof iie Kiven tiy imtiiicdtioii ot a copy oC dian Runner ducks. Pen, 1 males, "5 Ward of the City of Mason yvill 'meet it voted for Grant. local bigb scbooi team managed to tliis order, for tiirce Bucceastve weelcB previous WlLL lNS'l'ALL LARGl3 El/ECTlUC to sutrt day ot iioarinK, in tiie InBiinni County female.?, .flO. Single, birds .?2 each. n caucus .-It the court bouse on Mon (© by McCluro No\vnpapo-,r Syndlcato.) nose out Pattenglll junior high of News, a newspaper printed and ctrcuintert in »lASONIC H.ALL. B. C. no.ssctter, Dansviiie, 6w2p day evening, li'ebruary '!.2th, at 7;30 4*...... ,.....«....4...... <...... ,...... «...... ^...,|, Tu.\m* OS Lansing in a fast and furious game, said county. L. Ii. McAttTttUR, o'clock for the purpose 'of electing at the local gym. ln the last three (A true copy.) .TudKC ot Probate. FOI! .S.ALIi:—Large size lt^loronce KUTJt r... OtLtJiJSPIE, four delegates to the county convcn- Tbe first annual meeting of the Ma minutes of play tbe locals managed to heater. Hugh Brown, on A street, Deputy BeKtBter ot Protiato. (iw.t tion to be held in Mason Wednesday, son Felloyvcraft Club was held at tbe drop the big leather sphere through Mason. GyvIp lt'cbruary l.ltb, and to transact sucb Masonic ball Monday evening of tbis the ring three times in rapid succes t.lCt5NSE TO SEJ.L. FEUGUsON—MARCH 6 otber business as may properly come Stories of j^^- sion and thus made the necessary State ot MichtRan. Tiio Probate Court for li'Oll SALIi:,—Cheap. A neyv dark yveek yvitb forty members present. A before tbe meeting. By Order of point to yvin—tbe final score being tiio County ot Inifliam. silverione coat, size 3G. Inquire at six o'clock supper yvas served and the At a BOBston ot said Court, lietd at tho Pro. Committee. Great Scouts 16 to 15. tbis office. 5-tf business meeting followed. Four di liate O/Rco in tiio Oily of MaHon, in Bald coun rectors yvere elected for three years, Tile Lansing team yvas tbe fastest ty, on the Gth day ot February, A. D. 1023. ©, Western Newspaper Union. and several matters pertaining to the and best driiied outfit that Mason has Prcsoat: HON. L. t3. McAttTttUR, Judge li'OK .SAlyl':—220-egg Old Trusty of Protiate. met this year. Although light, Iheso incubator. C. L. Basbfordv' 5-tf NED BUNTLiNE, SCOUT WHO improvement of the rooms were acted In ttio Matter ot tiio Estate ot ALEXANDER NOTICE upon. lads made the locals light every min FERGUSON, Deceased. WAS WRiTER OF PLAYS tlortiort E. Gunn havini? fited in aaiil Oourt li'OU SALl*:—Delco lighting s.vsteni ist your sales With me and get Very soon there yvill be installed ute and during the last half took a. all in Al condition, but am leaving lead and looked like yviniiers up until his petition, prayini? tor licenBO to seii tiio iii- clean honest serVice for your Some of tlie old scouts turned tlielr on tbe southeast corner of tiie First lorost of Bni(i oatato in certain real eBtato farm and do not desii'e to leave jilant the final spurt yvhich put the game tiiei-ein doscriljed, money. linnds to queer triules wlien tlie lndinn State and Savings,Bank building a yvith renters. Clair Iliggs, Mason II. large electrically ligbted lamp sboyv- on ice. for Mason. Benson, Tischr'ock It is Ordered. Tiiat tiio litii day ot Mnrcli, C. P. DOLBEE figiiting days were over. Buffalo Bill A. D. 1023, at ton o'cioci< in tiio toreuoon, at 4. 5w3p ing tbe designs of the three hranches andHliiler yvere the outsaiuling play Tho RIasoii Auctioneer was tlie owner of a yViid West siiow, said protiate onico, tie and is hereby appointed of tbe Masonic order. Eacli ligbt yvill ers for the Pattengills, wbile Jobu tor boiirinit said petition, and that aii peraona lilcigar S. I'lixson iiecnnie a painter, and li'OR S..\ljl'l—10 acres tine pasture, be controlled by a syvltch In tho lodge Lament yvas the offensive star for i\ta- tnteroflted in aatd, estate appear ljeforo aald^ running water. -Ciaud Hoyve, Leslie. Ciipt. .lack Crawford WHS a poet. It rooms on the third fioor. This lamp son. The big lad from tbe State court, at said time'' and place, to siiow cause Syv.lp WANTED—Voung or middle aged was left for lid Itniitllne to luld an- Came Farni yvas credited yvitb three why a license to soil tlio Interest ot said estate win .be several feet liigb and about in said real estate should not lie Rraaled; man to yvork on farm. One tbat;_can otlier to tlie list of unusual tilings for eighteen iuches In diameter. It yvill field goals, yvhile Dakin and ICruso It IB Furtiior Ordered, That public notlco FOR SALI:—Ford truck chassis in run Fordson tractor or yvill learn. a scout to do. Ile became tbe wrkqr be placed opposite ,Uye second floor played a strong defensive game. tiieroot i)o Ktven by publication ot a copy ot good condition; also Overland model this order, for tliroe siiccos.iivo weoItB previous Joiin Snyder, Mason R. F. N. 1. Boll of dhiio novels and tlie producer of and set out from tlie building suffi At tbe end of tbe first balf t.he lo i touring car. Terms or casb. IIugb to aaid day of lioarint?, in tiio InRiiain Oouiity pbone. 5-tf melodriinnis eqiiiilly exciting. ciently to be seen from any direction. cals were leading 6 to 4; at the oad Brown. . I-tf News, a newspaper printed and circulated in The cost yvill be about iflSO and the of the third quarter tbe score yvas I2 said county. L. B. McARTHUU, WANTED—To rent, grain rent, a .ludsoil was Ills real mune, and Ed Felloyvcraft Club voted to defray the to 11 in Lansing's favor. Tbree miJi- (A true ctipy.) Judge ot Probate. FOR SAlF—A large kitchen cup well improved farm about 120 acres. ward Zane Carroll Judson was tlie RUTH L. Gtt.LESPIE, expense, utes before the contest closed Lan- board. Mrs. S. II. Culver. Both wiIto full details immediately to Box full title with whicli his parents bur Deputy RoRister ot Probate. Ow.t „phones. 3-tf 93, Dansviilo, Mich. ' Byv2p dened blm on tile day of his blrtirhi Philadelphia in 18'22. He became one F'Oli SALlil—House and lot on East WANTED—Single or married man of tbe boys yvbo run ayvay to sea and Oak street. Modern. Inquire E. J. on farm, for eight months from wiien he yvas only thirteen he-rescued Topliff, Eaton Rapids. Bell phone March 20 th. George B. Sawyer, tiie creyv of a boat that had been run I32-F.1. 3w'Ip Dansvllle,-R. 2. 4w3p doyvn by a ferry steanjer in Neyv York Most coughs ^re causefi by cilsease germs. harbor. Soon afteryviirds he became a FOR SALE—Protien, 100% soL WANTlilB—To hear from oyvner of Some of these can eventually prove Very ouble, 96% pure, cheaper than cotton midshipman in the United States navy. good farm for sale. S^ate cash prlce, harmful. Even the milder forms of ca seed or oil meal. Laboratory Prod full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minne Then.the West called him and Jud ucts Co., Mason. 3-tf tarrh germs. When once in the air passages, apolis, Minn. , 3w5p son answered the call. During the Civil yvar he was chief of scouts multiply rapidly, producing irritation anfi FOlt SALlS—Thirty-three grade among the Indians on the yvestern fron cough. Shropshire cyves; also 2 black draft Miscellaneous celts, 3 and 5.years eld. Fred Doibee, t tier, and after that be yvandered all over the great plains as hunter and .Alurelius Citz. phone. 50-tf FOR SERVICE—2 registered 0. L You are familiar With the ordinary sim trader. He made the acquaintance of C. boars. Service fee $1.00 and ple cough lasting for a few days to a few FOll SALE—Farm in Aiaiedon $1.25, cash. Harold McCormlck, Bulralo BUI, Wild Bill and Te.xaB township, 136 acres known as the S. DansvilJe. 4 4-tf Jack, and began yvrlting his tlirllllng Weeks, and you know how troublesome it R. Ivlng farm, good producing land. tales, part fact and part fiction, about can be. Br. L. D. Wheeler,. Adm'r., Stock- OX-ZONE—SOBIUiVi BYPOOLOK^ Uioir lives. Ned BuntHne was the bridge, Mich. 2-tf ITE—.Powerfttl Germicide Solution, pen name he used in his yvrlting, and Cherry Bark Cough Syrup is an excellent Disinfectant, cleanser, deodorant. as Ned Buntllne he became famous. Non-Poisonous, leaves no odor, dis treatment for this condition because it For Rent t Buntllne believed that eastern audi solves litllk Qlm. Particularly adapt ences yvould be interested In plays soothes the irritated membranes, relieVes ed for the use of dairymen in clean I FOR Rl3NT—130 ac.res of ployv based on life In Uie Far West and In congestion and checks the needlessly Vio ing milking machines and other dairy land; 45 acres fine'hay; 1% miles 1872 he persuaded Buffalo Bill and utensils. A strong gertnicide which lent spasms of the bronchial tube. from largo condensary on tine road, Texas Jack to come East and take can be u&ed on cuts, wounds and in close to school. ' Bell phone 106, P. part In one of his melodramas. They 6. box 118, Mason, Micb. 4-tf sect bites. Laboratory Products Co., When you feel a dryness of the throat, Mason, Michigan. ' 39-tf arrived in Chicago one Wednesday and tightness of the chest, a feeling of smooth- FOR RENT—Farm of 160 acres to found that Buntllne was planning to rent on shares. Inquire^of R. F. GARB OF THANKS—-We sincerei5^ open tbe show the next Monday.' He eting fever, of headache, combined With had rented the largest theater in tiie Droscha, Aurelius. Telephone 1604 thank our nelfehbors and friends for a tight rasping coiigh, you have a condi ./iurelius, 4w4p their kindness and sympathy in our city, but none of tlie other actors had bereavement, also Rev. Mead for his been engaged to appear yvith tbe two tion Which should be treated immediately., comforting message. Mrs. Wm. Hoi- scottts, In fact, the play had not yet comb, Archie Holcomb and family, been yvritten I Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup con Alfred Holcomb. '6wl 'With cbnracterlstic energy Buntlltie tains no alcohol, opiates or other narcotic CARD OF THANKS-.-I wish to ex set to work and in four hours he had COUGH SYRUP drugs and, therefore, • may be given to press my thanks to those who remem written, a play called "The Scouts of Certainly r- stops children with absolute safety. bered me during my recent illness by; the Plaltis.'' j .FOUND--Watch on streets of Ma calls and delicacies, especially the Buntliue's dime novels were equally coughing I son. Inquire at this office. Gwl'p You will find this remedy not only very Triangle class of the M; E. S. S. tor poptilar, and, in spite of .the disap theXrult and confectionery. Harold bftlclent but also pleasant to take. I STRAYEB-^To my, farm, iamb, proval of their parents, the boys of P. Dakin. . ,6wlp Ooorge H. Bacon, Mason, Star Route. the eighties and the nineties eagerly S i ; 3w6p • read the hair-raising adventures of BolrineiM Locali ''Red Ralph, the Ranger'' and ''Dead- Sold only at Bye Dick,'' Buntllne,never w;on re. tONGYEAR BROS. HHADQUAR1 tor eyelene In- nown as^ scout himself, but he helped AQoflidPlaooWTracle 1•untaee . J..B.J IMf spread-^he fame ©r others, until In WANTED—Married man on farm 1886 he followed, the trail of many of by month or year, good tenant house, Maton, Miohi th-'oe miles northwest of Mason, near FIRB AMD Vn DflUllANOI the,'Iredsklnfl'' who ''bit the dust" (Blectrle line, James Somerrllle, Olti 0, L. PMk'l r. the «MMt «ad when one of bis taen/s "trusty rifles phone, llMon. ' ; twlp larg«it>la Ike nag put." ithone,;ltoion./,,v;::;.:,i :-'^^:;-^«w?P-•:. v^^:'^^''-^- ''m -VfrJ--, INGHAil! COUNTY NEWS>mSON, linCH., TIIURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1923 s Page Seven Vevay Gkng Took DELHI SCHOOL BOARD IIGIUN Local News Home The Bacon NEW FLAGS TO HIGH SCHOOL DISAGREESJIPROPOSITION One aftet-noon last aututnn—when THURSDAY, FEB. 'J2D, IS DAY Sl3T STATE WJLL TAKIl HAND lN IM- WG clean, press and repair clothes, the corn was in the shock and there FOR PRESENTATION. PROVlNG ACCOMODATIONS. and make them look like new. Right was nothing important left to do on prices. Samann & Son. 14-lyr. tho farm—there was heid in a yyood- Ever since the Mason higli school Another meeting of the Delhi toyvn lot near the State iCame Farm a building burned, PbU McKernan ship school board yvas held In Holt Silverware Let Samann repair your side cur- horseshoe pitching contest. Edgai Woman's Relief Corps, No. 131, has last Fi'iday evening, and the Board lains, He also carries a full line of brothers. Gene, Ed, Claud and ''Lo'' been accumulating a fund yvith yvhicii could not come to an agreement re met Ciarencc Eiiison, Donald Lament to replace the Flags that yvere burn- garding the matter of • improved curtain fasteners. > 5w2 and their clan. The Edgars' claimed ed at that time, and noyv the time has school accomodatloi^s and it is ex for the Bride Aurelius as their fatherland while the come for doing this. On 'Ihursday, pected the state yviii noyv step in and S. L, Marshall was in St. Johns other fellows yvere endeavoring to up- February 22nd, the Post and Corps take the matter in their hands. About I'uesday. Who ever heard of a bride or hold the honor of Vevay toyvnship. yvill meet at G. A, II. ,hall at one 200 children'are noyv in (.ho school Iloyvery and Alice Wasper are ill Referring to the October 5th issue of o'clock, where they yvill greet .is their building yvhich sliould t'eally accom housewife who did liot welcome w-itb tbe grippe. the NEWS discloses the fact, that tho guests the members of Steele Bros. modate about I3 5. Tyvo rooms in the beautiful Silverware. Many times Miss IIelen Phillips is spending the Edgars yvalloped tbe Vevay contin- Post, Broyvne-Cavender American basement are being used as class H-eek end in Albion. gent tht'ee straight games, and since I.iegion Post, No. I.iS and its Auxil- rooms and those hay'o been Inspected the friends club together and make Mrs. Marshall Campbell of Leslie, that time have never lost an oppor- iai-y Unit, and the M.ason Board of by the state department of public in., the young lady happy with a com tunity of reminding them of their in- Education, yvhen irli wiii march to the struction and found to be unsanitary, Has in Mason Fri^lay. plete set of a pattern Of her choice. ability to piay the great game of school house, with the Legion meni- and the school board yvas ordered to Helen Bunker yvas home from Al- "barnyard golf." But Tuesday even- bers as I'lag bearei's. Two Flags yvill vivcate them. liion for the yveek end. Many times we knowwhat pleases Ing of this week the worm turned, he presented to the high schooi, one The meeting last Friday yvas the Miss Anna Whiting visited relatives Eillson and Lament drafted Lee Las- for each end of the platform, and in fourth or. fifth which has been held her and can advise you in ^ your in Eaton Rapids last week. enby and Cordle Barker, two fellow connection with this there will be glv- for the same purpo.se and no agree selection. How about your Silver- m-s. Homer Lindsea was ill last townsmen, and met three of the ,Ed- en tho ltlstory of the early Flags of ment could be reached! at any of ware. Isn't it about time to renew week at her homc^on Columbia street. gars, Gene, Ed and Claud, and "Doc'' Ingham county. In addition a Flag them. Eckhart in a euchre tournament, The yvill be placed in e.ach assembly t-oom, A daughter was born to Mr. and The only part the state department or add to It. battle was staged In Gene Edgar's Besides the eleven Flags yvhich Mrs. Gerald Potter, Wednesday, Jan. has taken in the matter to date Is to home on East Elm street in Mason, Phil McKet'nan W. R, C. placed In the 31st. _/ order the boat'd to stop using the and there were thirty games played, school rooms of this city some years' basement for class room purposes and Russell Bi'own was home from The Vevsiy crowd won twenty-three ago, itr-has a record for doing patrlo- has recommended an addition to the Ford Aseltine Big Rapids, from last Thursday until games and insist tliey had to allow tic wot'k by placing Flags in chut'che.s, present building. It that is found too Sunday. their opponents win the other seven Sunday schools, in many homes, tho expensive, a small two or three rootn . Jeweler A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. in order to get them to finish the circuit court room, , and various temporary fr.ame building would Floyd E. Jordan living on South St., schedule. Eiiison claims that he al- lodges, but will never' consider' Its answer the purpose It is claimed. ways did know that the Aurelius out- work done .as long as the need of Feb. 3rd. The state inspected the building fit were blessed yvith strong arms and Flags exists, and even in Mason, ther.^ Irene Whiting was ill with the two years ago and found the base weak minds. Gene Edgar says that are still many placcs^where Flags grippe and unable to attend school ment unsanitary and since that time the only redeeming feature of the sliould be dlsplayed. This CoVps has iast yveek. ^ there has developed a ''bloc'' In the contest from his standpoint was that' expended many hundreds of dollars Mr. and Mrs. Rae of Concord, yvere board, There are sevet'al phases to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seely, the refreshments yvere potluck. in this line of patriotic work alone, the "bloc." One Is the matter of yVednesday, aside from its numerous other activi- erecting a neyv building'large enough A daughter was born to Mr. and Burr DuBois is home from the U. ties. '• to .accommodate 10 grades, another is Mrs. Willis Collar Wednesday night, of M. this yveek. Remember to be at G, A. R. hall the tax question, and still another is the ^ite question involving the ex January 31st. Miss Gertrude Scarlett has been ill at one o'clock sharp, on February 22. penditure of .$1,500 for ei.ther of tyvo since Thursday of last yveek.. Tbe family of C. R. Petty, living on sites offered. - Mill street, yvere sick yvith the gril'pe, Doris Hoyvlett and Dilerna Post yvere tbe past yveek. in Lansing Wednesday afternoon. TOORIST CLOS MEETS ResolVo Griffin left last Saturday Mable I'ar.sons and lUitb Hodge MID-WINTER MEETING LEGION 10 spend a yveek in Detroit on busi ill yvitli the grippe during ihe past AT RAPTIST PARSONAGE Used Cars ness and pleasure. yveek. iylr. and Mrs. Ray Beebe and fam D, Wiioiiban and Mr. Jones of De Al'POIN'I'MENT i>lADIO OF COMMlT. POSTSJi AUXILIARIES iiy living near Okemos, visited Mr. troit, yvero guests at Chas. Griffin's TElOS ANl) OIt^FICEIlS. and Mrs. Claude Pcrrin, Sunday. last l^riday. WlljL IlF. llEIjD AI? lv. OF P. llALL 't'here was a sliort meeting of tlie lvayvrence Searl, yvbo luis beeti witb i\liss Ilenderson took the members SA'l'UKIIAY, VKH. 17. 'I'ourist Club at tbe liome of Rev. and liie Miciiigau Siate Police at Crand- of tbe Senior Ilistory class to court FORDS Mrs, Hartzog last yVednesday even vine, lias been traii^'crred to AVayne. Tuesday afternoon. ing. After the meeting w'as culled to At company yvill be' capitalized for ?20,- about the dolt^tfui ones for sixteen d«iIng this time. Whether or not I 000 or ?25,000. . yeai's back. have, sttcceeded is for you to judge— NEWSPAPER EDITORS •Within,a feyv days another meeting Just now they are,asking us, for a at any rate L can, look my coiisclence will be lield for the election of offi new state department of motion pic- and my patr ns in tho face yvithout cers. At present there 'are eigiit turc censorship, witIi a board of three blusbing^, for any pictiires I have Ask for Pastime Coupons / HOLD DIG MEETING stockhoiders who have subscribed members and a tt'ain of inspectors, siioyvn. I li.'ive not cut or censored any lilms, and bave selected tbem $10,000 yvortb of stock. clerks and deputies longer than" a We are arranging yvith local merchants to give coupons afford Record Attendance .Marks .Annual The company has' purciiased ten prize pig's pedigree. Tliree people to only to please tlie lastb of tbe public ing you a reduced adinission price to all regular picture programs on Conference Of Micliigan l'ro.ss pairs of fox from tile Bear I.,ake Sii- inspect about tliirty niiliion feet of liere, which seems to run to yvliole- AS.SOciatiOI). ver-Black Fox Company. This com lilin, purge tbe ^ poison from tlie sonic talcs of family life and rod- Tuesday and Thursday nights, for the rest of the year. pany guarantees IJO deiiver at lcjtsi prints, and preserve from pollution blooded outdoor*adventure.' In otber One hundred editors and publisii- I,0 animals to the local organization t!ie purity of our paretic populace. yvords I have shown a fairly represen-1 Ask for Coupons Where You See the Sign, era of Michigan weekly neyvspapers, by. November 1, 1923. Tliree people to inspect thirty tlious- tatlve group of tlie last tyvo years' gatberod from all corners of tbb It yvill be necessary to build at and reels of drama, comedy, neyvs pictures, uncensored. in the Window. state, met at the Mlcblgan Agricul least 30 pens to house the animals. reels, educatloual, scenic. Industrial, Noyv then—hoyv many boys have • We yvill have a tteyv projector Installed ln a few days yvhich yvill tural College Feb. 1 and 2 for tlie an Itev. J. M. BeVettc, one ,of the stock novelty and propaganda fiims. Tliree entered upon careers of crime, hoyv nual conference of the' Mlchigan hoiders wiil make a trip to Muskegon political appointees lo give an honest many girls have gone astray because enable us to shoyv an entire program yvithout interrupting the show Press Assoclatlon, for details concetning the erecting of and inipartiai judgment on all- this of wliat they have seen at the I'as- to change t'eels. Addresses by James Schermet'- a ranch building. filtn. Impossible! There ain't no tlme Theatre? I pause for a reply— horn, of Detroit; Lieutenant-Govern The meeting'Wednesday night was such aniniai. Shoyv tne the man or tho silence is deafening. Below are listed some of the plays yvhich at'e scheduled for an or Thomas lteid; Speaker George W. caiied by Leslie G. Brown, cashier of woman capable of this'task, and I'll But tiie professional reformers tell early showing here. Three of those piays, FOOLISH WIVES, the Farmers Bank, and several oth- give them a golden crown, trimmed us that "young folks at'e going to per Weish, of Grand llapids; and Presi SILAS MARNER, and THE STORM, yviil show at advanced prices. dent David Friday, of M. A. C., feat et's. with the goi'geous tail-feathers of dition on a one yvay ticket if yve don't The others wiil shoyv at the usual admission prices, yvith the special ured tiie general meetings of the ses that fabulous bird, tbe phoenix, yvhich have censorship in Michigan; Why, sion. A dozen of the leading weekly was so rare that it never existed. if you yvant to believe theni,i tho ser coupon admission on Tuesday and Thursday niglits. editors of tho state lead dlscussion Now l'll be real frank and earnest pent didn't bring evii into tiie world We yvill be glad to have suggestions from patrons or the general upon varlous phases and probiems of about this, and admit that what in tbe Garden of Eden; there was Stories of By Elmo the country newspaiier. Scott makes me sore is the fact that I'm never any yvar, theft, murder oi' crime public regarding pictures'you wish to see here, or any other matters Report of organization yvork In the the guy that's got to pay for this cen in the yvorid uutii Tom Edison concerning our service. Great Scouts Watton Pi'ess A.ssociation for tbe past year sorship proposition. They want to brouglit • fortb the motion picture. shoyved an increase of more than 100 tax us a dollar a reel, and a dollar a Pardon my earnestness, but these WANAGIilWENT, PASl'lME TliI3ATlll3, J^lason, M!ich. ©, yVoatem Newspaper.Union. per cent, in Die state membership on slide, and you can bet tbat the ex birds make me tired." We call this the land of liberty, but if they bave the ''(ieid pian" of organization. THE LONG SHOT MADE BY BILLY hibitor is the man who yvill have to foot the biii. Just when l yvas yvork their yvay in a feyv years all tbe lib Olflcers elected for 1023 are: Pre.s- DIXON COMING ATTRACTIONS idcnt, Len W. F'elghlner, Nashville ing out a plan to cut prices here too! erty we'll liave yvill be liberty to If you don't believe it, see my adv. in jump lively and do as yve're told, or Tonight, (Tliursday) Connie Talmadge in DANGEROUS BUSlNESS, Neyvs; vice president. Ceo. Hubbeil, '•The old Slinrps rlllo .ended the another column... Hoyv can I do tbat, sit on tbe rock pile making little ones and Elmo Lincoin in Chapter Two of ADVENTURES OF Crosweii Jeffersonian; Sec.-'I'reas., North American. buffalo,'' once \vroto Sim R. Wilson, Saline Observer (re and at the same time sutiport these out of blg ones. . TARZAN, Tlieodore Roosevelt, tlie chronicler of elected); executive committee men useless boarders at tiie public Friday-Saturda.y'---HUMAN HEARTS, the gt'eat stage drama of rural tbe winning of the West, and be And censorship—don't make me appointed l)y tbe president to serve trougli? t. Tbe ansyver is, Lcan't do laugli! Von tliink they're going to life by Hal Reid, Waliy Reid's father; also ROOSEVELT HOS- might Imve added tlmt tlils famous witb tile officei's on tlie board of con it; I'il liavc to raise prices instead of cut the sin out of cinenia, don't you? PITAlj pictures, siiowing hoyv tbey are curing Michigan's T. B.- gun lielpcd yyrlte ''Finis'' to the story trol are; Fred D. lCeister, Ionia Coun ioyvering tbem. Then I know yvliat Well, maybe, but tliat isn't aH, not affected soldiers' at Camp Custer. of tlie Indian yvith a few periods of ty News, Ionia, (tiic retiring presi you'll do—you'll stay ayvay from'tlic by a long shot. Not long ago one of Monday-Tuesday—Gladys Walton ln TOP O' TlIE MORNING, and dent); Scbuyler Marsliall, Ingham lend. shoyv. Then I knoyv yvliat I'll do. the biggest and best historical lllnis DAVS OF BUFFALO BILL. One of tlie most remarkable sbots I'll go broke. County Neyvs, Ma.son; and IIerbert A. ever produced yvas censored in tlii'rty- Next Wed.-Tburs,—And ADVENTURES OF TARZAN. . Wood, Bangor Advance. over made with tlils rllle took place Ilere's another angle to the prop tyvo different localities in the land of Next Week Fri.-Sat.—FCOl^ISII WIVES, the first and only real mil at the Adolie Walls light in tlic Texas osition. Tyvo years ago .a similar the free, aii'd in no two for tiie same lion dollar picture. Panlmndlo in 187-l, wlicn a yvar party censorship measure was proposed .-it tiling. Down in Ohio last summer lt'eb. 20—l^oreii Bates Trio, musical lecture course luiniber. of Kiowus, Coniaiicbes and Clieyennes Lansing, and^came mighty near pass Mrs. Evaline Snoyv, lot'd higli execu Feb. 21-22—Lionel Barrymore in THE GREAT ADVENTURE. FARM WEEK SPEAKERS tried to yvipo out a little group of buf- ing. Tlianks to the scnsibie people tioner of the Buckeye nini board, cut falo liuuters wlio liad tlielr licadquar- wbo are a majority in this commun- her own picture out of the Paths Feb. 23-2.l—Harold Lloyd in NUMBER PLEASE, and YELLOW ity.aud the state, and yviio signed pe- tera tbere. The sliot yvas fired by Neyvs. Slie didn't say whether it yvas MEN AND COljD. titlons against this crazy measure, it vicious, inciting to crime, or yvhat— Feb. 20-27—SILAR MARNER, Ceorge Eliot's cla.ssic of English llt- Y GLDyE Billy lDlxon, known to tlte Indians as yvas defeated, and the jolly film ciiop- but maybe she knew best. Virtue , erature. ''Hasta--ljong Ilalr.'' pers had to iie loyv for tyvo years. rank DIscns.slon Of Agricultural yvas it.s oyvn reward—slie yvas .censor Marcli 2-3—Buck Jones in WEST OF CHICAGO, After three clmrges against tlio • Now let's sec hoyv badly Mason bas l'i'oblcnis li'catni'cs Aniiiml Con- ed off the board sbortly after. March 7—Robert Parker Miies, last lecture of season. stockade ha(l fulled to overwliolin the suffered for lack of screen censorship , lilvery story yvortb tbe name tells forenco At Hl. A. "C. March S—Ceorge B. Zeitz in ROGUES AND ROMANCE. buffalo lmnters, tlic Indlnns settled during these trying years. I iiave of a contlict betyveen good and evil. down to starve tltem out.^ During the been trying to give this community But our self-appointed mentors yvon't March 9-10—Lon Chancy in THE ACE OF HEARTS.. Fuii presentation of all piiases ot siege "Bat'' Masterson, 'one of the clean entertainment at popular prices let us mention evil on tbe screen; present agricultural problems, yvitli- March l.i-IG—Katherine McDonald in. MY LADY'S LATCHKEY. hunters, noticed a group of Indians hoyv then can yve tell a story? Let oiit reservation or effort to give tile March lG-17—lDustin Farnuni in OATHBOUND. gathered on a iiill nearly tiiree-quar- me say in all sincerity that if these facts in "kid glove'' fashion, featured M:arcli; 19-20—Marguerite Do La jylotte in THE LURE OF EGYPT. people, ey'er start on tile Bible they tlie addresses delivered by proniinent ters of a mile away. Tliey could bo yvon't leave much of it but tbe covers March 23-2.1—Harry Carey in MAN TO MAN. agricultural and political autliorities plainly seen, and were, evidently tallc- when they finish censoring it. at tile annual M. A. C, Farmers Week lng over .sonic new plan for overcom Marcli 28-29—Connie Talmadge in MAMMA'S AFFAIR. ing the white men yvhen Masterson March 30-31—Tom Mix and Tony in ,lUST TONY. Jan. 29 to Feb. 2. 'Let's get down to brass tacks. If Many of tile iioints ln'ouglit out at called Olson's attention to the group. anyone comes to you yvitli a petition, March 2G-27—THE NEW LEATHER PUSHERS. tbe nieetings of file yveek yvere not ''Billy, it wouldn't be a bad Idea to for censorship,' let your conscience be April 4-5—Norma Talmadge in LOVE OR IIATE. any too mucli to tbe liking of tbe as brcai: up that little pow-yvoyv over your guide. If you honestly think April G-7—Will Rogers in DOUBl^ING FOR ROMEO. sembled rui'al workers, frankness there, yvould It?'' he said. you don't knoyv enough to knoyv yvhat April 13-1'I—AVilliam Farnum in MOCNSHlNE VAlXEY. being the keynote of all talks. Tlie "Don't know yvlietber tbe old Sliarps s good for your community, and you general ini|)ression carried at the oiui Is good for lt ,or not, but l'll try It,'' yvant to hire a film board and i^onie April 15—Jack ICelly Stock Co. of tlie big conference, lioweven yvas replied Dbxon. He knew tlie range— clerks and deputies to do your think April 18-19—Lionel Barrymore ln JIM THE l'ENMAN. that more y'aiuiible inforniation had apln'OKiniatcly 1,200 yard.?. Flxlng the ing for 'you, at my expense, yvhy April 20-21—WHEN ROMANCE RIDES, from Zane Grey's WILD- been presented tiian in ally previous slglits of lt.!s gun \^ tills range, the sign, sign, on the dotted line! Bear FIRE. Ii'armers Week. scout aimed carefully and flred. Tho n mind, hoyvever, that the citizens of April 27-28—THE STORM. Saninel O. ljnnn, editor of the JLiil- Massachusetts buried censorship un w'hite men saw the conference of tlio April 30-;!l—Pearl White in PLUNDER. .yvay Age, minimized (be importance der a majority of 338,000 votes at tbe warriors lireak up liastlly and tlie sav of freighl, rales in tlie farmer's pres polls iast fall; that New York, yvhich In May—Norma Talmadge in THE SIGN ON THE DOOR, Anila ent economic difficulties; Congres.s- ages retreat to a .safer place, has rested under the incubus for tyvo Steyvart in PLAYTHINGS,OF DESTINY, THE SICY PILOT, Cur- ]nan Sydney Anderson, of Minnesota, Dixon served as a scout for General Stop Your Cough years, yvill throyv it off soon, unless wood's THE COLDEN SNARE. gave straigbt facts on national agri Miles ln tbe campaign against tbe all signs fail. cultural matters; lIavid Friday, and southern tribes tlmt year, and he yvas Foley's Honey and Tar stood the test of time serving Seriously, you, the people of tlils Prof. G. F', WarrSn ,of Cornell, held one of the six dispatch bearers who tlyree generations community, are the real censors of out .small hope of early ri.se ln prices made a heroic stntid In an old buffalo my screen, always on duty; any fur of farm products. These things -vvere No Opiitei^iDlfedUBb prinlta OD wrapper elsewhere, tell your troubles to fenses, and courts and officers to en walloyv against B yvar party of P25 ther nominations for thls position are frankly stated, but along yvitb them Lareatt Selling Cough Medicine Sheriff Atchisoti. He'il have tne in force them, without the addition of Comanches and lClowas. In this fight superfluous and out of order, lf l was a yvealth"'of optimistic material, * in the Wotii the bastile before you can catch your this superfluous and un-American Amos Chapman, n fellow scout, lost offend your taste or decency, if l full of promise and bope for the fut breath. Michigan has always had board of censorship. , his leg. • Altliough Dixon's., sldrt front Sold by all Mason Bruggista teach vice or crime in the theatre or ure of state and nationai agricultural ample and adequate laws for such of ROY W. ADAMS. industry. was riddled with .bttUets, he received only one slight wound. That night Informational matorial on all he volunteered to go for help and phases of agriculture yvas brought out in detail at the special nieetings of after a perilous trip he brought back the thirty-odd farm associations and a troop of cavalry and rescued W« groups yvbich met during the week. comrades. M.uiy state and national Jeadet-s ln For nine years Dixon yvas a govern the farming world led dlscussion at ment scout at Fort Elliott, Tex. Then these conferences, he homestendod It ranch in the Pan handle, buildlng his log house on the ntlns of tlio old Adobe Walls where he had tnnde his famous sliot with the MICHIGAN LAGS DUT Auction Sale! old Sltnrps. l.iater he moved to Cimar ron county, Olilnhoma, and died near the little toyvn of Grcshnm in 1814. HAVING DECIDED TO QUIT FARMING I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE PLACE KNOWN AS STILL LEADS STATES P. V. CHASE FARM, 1 MILE NORTHWEST OF MASON, ON LANSING ROAD, ON The NEWS, at-'fLBO per year,-iB Local lt'arnior.s Weclr Laigc.sr, In Conntvy, Alllioiif-li Atlondaiicc the biggest bargain on the market Below Hlua l^ignio. today. Alicliigan's annual Farmers Week, tnlnm held at i\l. A. C. Jan. 29 to Feb. 2, fell beioyv 1922 by nearly a thousand Monday, Feb. 12th iu total attejulance, but the local con LETTERS ference still ranks as the biggest COMMENCING AT 12:30 O'CLOCK, SHARP, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBE D PROPERTY: gathering of its kind held in tbe couty- try this year. TO THE Practically imiiassablo roads, c.s- pecially in central iMIcbigan, cut down EDITOR New Riding Plow the number of "automobile'' visllors HORSES POULTRY to a niininiuni. Total attendance Pair Registered Clydesdale Mares, Lever Spring Drag figures are set at .1,000 by A. M. Ber- 50 Hens Caldron Ivettle 11 and 12 years oldi Weight 2900 ridge, cluiii'inan of tbe M. A. C. farm I'IHS CENSORSHIP BUSlNESS. 30 Pullets Grindstone , yveek committee, a tbousand beioyv I yvant to hand out a feyv hard Bay Horse 11 years old, weight 1300' 3 Geese Buzz Rigg, complete on truck the attendance mark set last yvinter, facts, rigiit straight from the shoul Comparison of available figures der. If you're thin-skinned or easily CATTLE Heavy Work Harness, nearly ilew from otber states, Iioyvever,, shoyvs offended, don't read any further. IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, ETC. Work Harness Grade Holsteill CoW, 4 years old. that the logical agricultural coiifer- I.iast Friday's papet's carried the Set Open Bridles neyvs of another screen cehsorsiiip freshened January 4 •ence ranks liigli in the matter of at Single Harness, nearly new tendance. But s,00 gathered this bill, fathered by Senator George M. Grade Holstein CoW, 5 years old, Wide Tire Steel Wheel Wagon Congdon of Detroit. On the face of Single Buggy year at tlio Minnesota farniers yveek. giVing milk Stock Rack Ioyva dreyv but 1,500 for its round-up, it this is all very nice and pretty. All Set Cutter Runners Orade Holstein Cow, 4 years old, Riding Plow 3ield tbe same yveek a^ tlie local gath sin, vice and suggestive scenes are to 10-gal. Milk Can . fresh January 19 Riding Cultivator ering; 800 met at Crbana, Illinois for be done ayvay yvith on, the screen; 5-gal. Milk Can ,tho Illinois Universlly farmers yveek; consequ,ently there yvill be no more Grade Holstein CoW, 6 years old, Combination Flat Rack 25-gal. Crock 500 checked in at Purdue Uuiversity; yviclvcdness in the world, neither in giVing milk 6-ft. Deering Binder, nearly new in Indiana, and similar small attend books,, magazines, newspapers or 3 Calves , , Deering Mower . Forks, Shovels and other articles. daily life. The lion "shall lie down ance marked other state, gatherings. Oliver Cultivator, nearly new The entertiiinment feature of the yvith the lamb yvithout. getting his HOGS ' HAY, GRAIN, ETC. •John Deere Wagon, nearly llew week proved to be the annual live- back teeth all gummed up with wool, stock parade. Floats prepared by the millenium yvill be hero, and we'll O. L C. Brood Sow Wagon with 2 set wheels 17 tons Timothy Hay students in.all divisions of the agri- all go to glory in a golden charlot. 7 Shoats, weight 125 lbs. Hay Loader 9 tons Clover Hay cultui'al division at M, A. C, scores But listen! Bo you Jcnoyv what 10 Shoats, weight 60 lbs. Dump Rake Quantity Colti Stalks in bundles censorship really ls? It is a German, of blue ribbon yvinners in the live Duroc Boar Hay Rack 350 bushels Oats stock V"'l extensive tractor and a Russian, institution, if you please, Set Dump Boards 350 bushels Corn in crib general farm equipment and other Bponsot-ed, in this countt-y and this 10 Shoats, weigilt 8b Ibs. units made up a spectacular pageant state, only by a very select and very 5 Gilts Self Dump Gravel Box 20 bushels Potatoes which stretched out for more than a small group of highbrows who think mile. ' they know a darned sight better than us common folks Just what we want in the way of entertainment.. Bo they TERMST-TEN DOLLARS OR UNDER, CASH; OVER THAT AMOUNT 7 MONTHS^ TIME WILL BE GIVEN go\.to the m'ovies? Oh dear no! Some SILVER-BUCK FOX GOMPAr of them—right in this town-v^boast ON GOOD BANICABLE NOTES, DRAWING 7 PER CENT INTEREST. that they have never been in a motion FORMED IN SUOHNS picture theatre. That's why they know so much more than we do about Stbcldioldere Purchase Ten Pair Of the Bins of the. sithful. cinema. That's Registered Anlmals. why they make .Buch good censors. The dictionary satys a censor ls a F. V. Chase and Martin ST, JOHNS—Several representative fault-flhfter, one who censures or business men and women of St. Johns blames. That definition certainly fits met at tlie City Manager's ottice In St,' like a |jllBter. Don't ask them what ILG^'DART, Clerk C. P. DOLBEE, Auctioneer ;v Jolfhs Wednesday: night, and formed the gtfod pt Bruce,'' she cried, ''come back soon censefesB war of the wfTd flTroUKli in r»6Fyveetii. ITru'ee crfed duf Iti frl- —soon. Bon't leave mie to die alone. which he had cotne, there was no pas ttmph. Then he broke into a ruti and mmtimii I'm not strong enough for that—"' sion to equal this. The lviller yvas con sped, through the flurries toward his "He yvhirled, took tyvo paces liack, tent to let the yvolf kill the fnwn for dead. and his arms yvent about her. Hc had hlnf. The cougar will turn from Its Iiut It came about that there was forgotten Ills Injury long since. Ile Varni, newly slain pi'cy, in yvlilclh Its other business for llriicc than the re kissed her cool Hps and sullied into yvhite fangs have already dipped, at covery of his blankets tbat he had supposed woitld be tied to the saddle. Strength her eyes. Then at once tiie flurries the sight of some great danger in tbe hid him. thickets. Rttt Simon could not turn. Tile snow was tblck between, and be Our Pioneer Inheritance Tbo girl climbed up Into flio Dcalb lowered its yring.s ujion blm as was wUliln twenty feet of tho animal's brnnclies of a llr tree, ln the'tlilckct yvcll asulion bis enemy, yet tbe fire In body before lie gPlnipsod It ^leaiIy ofthePines licyotid II great gt'ay form tacked biiciv bis bcart and tlie fut-y ln bis brain again, And be felt the first wave of .wonder, tile first promptings of tlie and fortli, trying to locate a scent that sliut out all tbouglit of It I WE OWE A DEBT tO the piOneers WHO tlionglit tliat tiie l/orse be had shot a second lieforc be luul caught but He sprang.., off his horse bettor to down was not hls, but one tliat be had cleared the fOrests alld set up their humble dimly and bad lost. It was tbc lvlllcr,, examine fho tracks, and tlien .stood, never seen befot'o. and lils temper was lost long ago In half bent over, in tbe snoyv. hOmes and established law aBd Order in the By Edison Marshall llut tliore yvas no tlme for the tbe yvlilrllng snoyv. * • ' • • » • * tliouglit to go fully homo. Some one Wilderness. Author of 1^ Ills linger yvas upon nlm, partly from Bruce Folger headed swiftly up. the crlcd out—a strange, half-snarl of lmt- Tlio voice of th* Pack" the discomfort of the storm, partly trail that his ruiunviiy horse had redand trluiuiih that was almost lack They Were frugal lBen Of silnple minds, and from tlie constant, gnawlng pain of made, lt was, he tliouglit, ills Inst I WW -A ing In an human quality—and a man's three bullet wounds In Ills powerfnl effort, and ho gave lils full strength their toil and thrift and courage should be body leaped toward him frotn the body. Besides, he realized the pros- to It. AVeiikened ns he yviis by the I murtratktna by Irwin Myert |t; thicket before which the liorse had regarded as a priceless inheritance. •ence of hls old and greatest enemy-— cold and the wound, he could not have fallen, lt was Simon, and Bruce had 3X corrscJousnesS ITdvetid above hfin, in" tlie grpyvlng' strengTir of hl^ face. flFe Iffid to Be centered" oln a vTttil the forces of the wild had made I Tlio man's eyes burned red through Jeep pallor upon tier ifaco;' yet,noyv ready to descend. Then his words spoke too, "As long place. against conquering man. But there the snow. ''Of course I yvould. Bid 'she gazed upon that frightful conlllct Strangely, he seemed to knoyv that as the silglitost chance rematns,'' he Tie wallcod steadily nearer untll It was pathos In It, too. There yvas the you think you could escape tpe?*' yvlth a strange and enduring calm. Simon had crept from his body ttnd ropllcd. sopnied to Linda he yvould advance symbol of mighty breeds humbled nnd ''It didn't mucb matter yvhetlier I Both she ttnd Bruco kneyv that there yvns even noyv reaching some dread "And you'll forgive me lf It comes destroyed. escaped you or not,'' Bruce answered yvas but one sure conqueror, nnd that straight luto reach of tho terrible ful yvcapon that lay beside tbe dead to nothing?'' rather quietly, "l^eltber one of us yvns Death, lf the Killer survived the daws. The Killer turned his head But tbe pines yvere left. Tiiose eter form of the liorse. ln an Instant he He smiled dimly. She took fresh* la going to escape tbe storm and the fight and through the mercy of thr and .sayv Jlrnce. Bage,flamed again nal .symbols of tbe yvllderness—and lmd It, and Bruce's e.vcs opened In lionrt yvhen she saw he still had cold. I suppose you' knoyv that."' forest gods spared their lly'es. there In bis eyes. Ile half-turned about; of powers beyond tbe wilderness— time to sec him swinging It aloft, lt strength, enough to siullo, "Vou don't I "l' know thnt one of us la. Be remained the blizzard. They could then poised to cbarge. still stood stralgbt and grand and Im was bis rifle, and Simon was aiming have to asif me that.'' '• cause one of us Is going out—n more conceive of no circumstances yvliercby Tbe gun moved swiftly, easily, to passive above them. While tlie.se two II murderous blow at him with Its "A moment ago an Idea came to direct \\ay---flrst. yVhlcli o^ic that Is further effort would be of the lea.st tbo man's sboiilder. Ids chin dropped lived, at least, they would still keep stock. , , Ine—It came so straight and sure it doesn't inucli matter?' lIls great nviiH. down, his straight eyes gazed along tbeir yviitch over the yvllderness, they I'here was no chance to yvard It off. yv/is n.-j^lf a voice told me,'' she ex- would still stand erect and bravo to liiinds clasped. ''Bruce, yvhen l The scene grew In fury. The last the harrel. ln spite of bis yvound nr-ver No liuiiiaii skull could yvlthstaud Its plained hurriedly. She didn't look at the buffeting of the storm and snow, Bnntclicd your gun right noyv I could burst of strength, was upon Simon; had liuiiiaii arms held more steady shattering Impact. him again. She kejit her eyes Intent and In tbeir sbado dyvelt strength and liave done more. I could have sprung In another moment he yvould be ex than bis did tlien. And ho marked the But tlmt yvar of life and death In upon the great footprints In .the snoyv. peace. a i'ew fee^ fartlier and lmd yon around hausted. The bear had suffered ter little space of gray squarely between the far roaches ot Trail's End was To mlss them for a second meant, in the walsl:—taken liy surprise. The rible punishment from tbo'bloyvs of tbo two reddening eyes. The cavern that yvns revealed to not to end so soon. At that Instant that yvorld of whirling snoyv, to lose figlit would bave been already over, the rifle stock. He recoiled once more, The flnger pressed . back stoadHy them had a rock floor and had been there was an amazing Intervention. them forever. ''It yva.s after tbe bear •i think I could have done more than then lunged with unbelievable speed. against tbe trigger. The rifle cracked hollowed out by runrpng yvater in tigos A great gray form came lunging had "•killed Simon and had gone ayvay. His huge paw, with all his might, be- In the silence. And then there was a past. Bruco built a lire, at Its .mouth out of the snoyv flurries. Their vision He acted exactly as If he tbouglit of hln() It, struck tbe weapon from Si curious cffect-of tableau, a long sec oC some of the long tree roots that ex was limited to a few feet, and so sometblug and went out to do lt—ex mon's hand. ond ln wlilch all tlireo figures seemed tended doyvn into lt, and the life-glv- fast the creature came, with such in- actly as If be bad ,a destlmitlon In ..Ing warmth yvas a benediction. Al It shot, through the air seemingly to stand deathly stlll. credible, smn.sblng power, that he yvas view. Didn't yon see—bis' anger ready tbe drifting snow had begun to almost as fast as the bullets It had The bear leaped forward, and it upon them In a breatli. lt yvn^ the seemed to die In him and he started cover tbo aperture. often propelled from Its muzzle, ,^^ind seemed wboliy Impossible to Lladn Killer In the full glory of the charge; , off. in the face of tbe storm. I've struck the trunk of a tree. So bard that Ifruco could swerve aside In time "We can wait here until tho blizzard and he had caught up with them at watched the ways of animals too long It came that the lock was shattered; to avoid the bioyv. She cried out In Is done,"'l?ruce told LIndii, as she sat last. not to know tbat be had somotliiiig In beside hini In tbe soft glow of' tho they beard tbe''l'liig of metnb Tbe horror as tbe groat paws whipped iiruce sayv only his great figure vieyv. It yvasii't food; be would have flre. "Wo have a little food, and wo bear rocked forward once more and down in the place wbere llruce bad loonilng just over, him. Slinon, yvith attacked tlie body of tlio lior.se, or can cnt niore from Hie body, of tlie struck again. And then alj the sound stood, lint the iiinn ball liecii itre- amazing nglllty, icniioil to one side even Simon's liody. If lie lmd just grlz'zly when wo need It. There's dead that was left was the eerie complaint pared for this very recoU, and be lmd jnst in time, then battered down the been running nwny or wandering, lie wood under the snow. And wlien the of the wind. siu'inig aside just us tbe claws raked rille stock with all bis strengtli. Knt yvould liave gone yvlth the wind, not storm Is over, wo can get ouf bearings Simon lay still. The bravo ligbt past. the blow was not nioant for llruce. agnln.st It. Ilo yvas weakened from tho and walk- out.'' was over. Ills trail bad ended fitting flglit—iK'rhaps dying-nnd I thlnlc—'' And Ilie lCliler would liimt no more It struck wbere alined—tbo great gray She sat u long time witliout answer ly—In tile gtIP of such' powers as were ln Trail's ICud. At tbe end of Ibut slioulder of tbe grizzly. lIe llnlsiied the sentence for lior. ing. "And after tliut?'' she asked. typical of himself. But the iiear did leap ile fcii, ills great body quivering Tben, dimmed and hiilf-ohscured hrBntbiessiy. '"I'liiit he's going tmvnrd He smiled. "No one know.s. It's'ten not leap upon bim to tear bis llesli. striingeiy In till! snow, '.l'be lend luul by the snow lluriIcs, there began as slielter.'' ' days before tiie thirtieth—tiie bliz For an Instant be stood like u stutne gone straight iiruiie wiiere it had been .strange a battle as tbe great pines "Ves. Von.l;no\v, P.ruce—t;lie bears zards ,np llere never last over tbree or In grny stone, head lowered, ns If in (limed, nnd tile clmrge itself hud bec'n above tbem had ever belield. The blbeniiite every year. Tbat's my one four days. We've got jiienty of tinio a strange attitude of tliouglit. Tben mostly luiiseulur reliex. Ile lay stiil lviiier's rage was upon blm, and tbe hope now—that the lCllier ims gone to get till! dociiiuejit (iown to tbo tbe great grizzly nttered one deep at lust, a gray, niuiuinotli figure ibut blow at tbe shoulder had arrested,Jds to shine ciive lie Icnmvs about to biiier- courts. Tile iiiw will deal witb tbo note niid biilf-turned nbout. Ills eyes W!is iiiajesiic even in MM INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, lOCH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1923 Page Eleven BjrLF.VMZelm AW, WHAPS THE USE C W.M.ni K.WIIMIIW UalM The EMckens With Waiting for Trains I tTAN'r SEr t?Ali.COAI) I DOfHT ktiO^ WHAT J)EARlE,BaT I HERE'5>.A POSTCAKD ACCOfvioBATiONe) Tb WE'RE GOmG ToBOCAM' T HEiP IT-I CAN'T JU'bT CAME FROM PALM '6EACH UIHTiL IN THE (-lEANTlf-IE. (SET fim COAL - I'M FREDDIE PECK-He's I'h FR02eN ! JUbT Atj COLD AS You DOiSUN 'POUTH '-MOW , ARE ried to get there teeth repared up and HEARING OMiltls. GEISENHAFER ORDER OP PUBLICATION. IHORTGAGE SALE. BUSINESS CARDS state of Mlclilgnn. Tho Probate Court for State of Michigan. Tho Otrcutt Oourt for Dcfnutt hiivlng been made In tho condittons then spent there honymoon in the tlio Oounty of InRham. the Oounty of Infrhnm. In Chancery. of a real estate mortgage, whereby the power ATTORNEirS dentist chair, In ttio Mutter of tho Estato of OEOKCE Helen Slockatt, PlnlnttfT, of sale therein contained becanfo oiwratlve, Monday—l am I of the chelf ac OBtsBNHAFEti. Decensed. vs. made by Franli N. Flanagan and Anna Flan O. J. HOOD, Attorney at Law. Former! Bank Nottco lt hereby given thiit four months Albert stockott, Defendant. agan, husband and wife to the Farmers Bank, Bldg., Mason, Mtch. Ott«. phone, OtBce 102. tors in are playat skool. I half to from the 23rd day of January, A. D. t923. In thiB cBuae tt appearing from affidavit now a Michignn corporation, of Miiaon. Michignn. ^ 18.1r-pd. get the kings horse reddy for him .attd have boon nllowcd for creditors to prcBent on fllo that the defendant ls not a resldent of dated April 21, 190.1, nnd recorded in the Reg he yells at me and Bays, ls my horse thelr clalma tRnlnBt said decenaed to asld caurt the state ot Mlchigan, but resldei tn the State ister of Deeds ofllce for Ingham Oounty. Mich- A. A. BERGltlAN, Attorney and OounMlor for oxamlnntion and adluatment, and that nil of Now Jersey. U. S. A. igan, on April 23, 1001, in Liber 121 of Mort reddy James and l say IT ls so to crcdltorB of said decoiiacd are required to pre- at Law, Mason, Michigan. Bell phone B9. ~ Therefore, on motion of J. A. Bolco. Attor gages on page l.tO nnd nttcrwnrds duty assign • Iwl2p4 Slats' nite when he ast me I strutted on the •ent their clalma to gaid court, at the probate ney for said pinlntltf. ft la ordered that the office, tn the Oity of Moion, ln sald county, on ed by snld Farmers Bank to Lovlcla M. Dart stage and sed ls lT & they all laffed defendant enter hlB apiwarance in said cause by an assignment recorded in said Register of NURSES or before tho 23rd day of May. A. D. 1923. and on or before throe months, from the date of at what l joakingly referred to as a that said claims wllt be heard by said court on Decda In Liber 198 of Mortgages on page 235, this order and that within twenty days tho upon which mortgage there Is now claimed to GENEVIEVE D. OOLTHORP, Dramatical Airet'. tho 23rd day of May, A. D. 1028, at ten o'clocl< PlaintitT cause this order to bo publiahod tn tho Reglitered Diary tn tho forenoon. . be duo and unpaid tho sum of one thoiiannd Nuree, Bell phone 6O0-Ft3. <7wf«p Tuesday—Ma told us about a meet Ingham (bounty News, a nowapaper regularly dollars ns unpaid principal nnd no suit nt law. Dated January 23, A. D. 1928. published and circulating in lnghnm Oounty, ing today yvitch she attended .at and having been brought to recover anid sum, or L. B. McARTHUR, Michigan, said publication to bo continued once any pnrt thereof, notice is hereby given, that „ VETERINAR. _ ^ Y_ rote every she sed they were a man there yvith 1 .Iw.) Judge of Probate. tn each weeic for aix weeks in succession. by virtue of tlio power ot sale contained in Bald DB. L. A. WILEDEN.'ciaduatelf;^;!^;^^^^ weak spec- arm named Smith and pa ast her Dated this 12th dny of January, A. D. 1028. mortgage, the undersigned will sell at public Oflice and reiidonce South ''A'' street. Both iaiiy for what yvas the other arm named and ORDER OF PUBLICATION. CHARLES B. OOLLINOWOOD, auction to tho highest bidder on Saturdny, phonci. ^ Oircult Judge. April 21. 1023, nt ten o'clock in the forenoon 8l.tf the Noos for that we eat cold yveners for sup state of Michigan ' suit pending tn the Circuit Court for the J. A. BOIOE, Attorney for Pinlntltf. 810 Prud- of aald day nt the west front door of the court per just for lils foolishness. Oounty of Ingham, in Ohnncery, nt the Oity of den Bldg., Lansing, Michigan. 8w7 house in tho City ot Mason, Michigan, thnt DR. 0. W. WARD, Veterinary phyilctan ani being one of the plpces where the circuit court surgeon. Mason. Michigan. Botb phones. Wednesday—I am not the only easy Lansing, In said Oounty. on the ciKhtcenth day Oalls promptly answered night and day. • of January. A. D. 1923. ORDER FOR APPEARANOE. for snld county is lield. the Iniid descrilicd ln mark on the male side of are famly. Leon N. Taylor, Plnintitf, said mortgage, to satisfy aald mortgage debt, Pa.sont 2 bits ayvay hist weak to a Co. vs. state ot Michignn. Olrcuit Oourt for tlic together with all legal costs of foreclosure, said DK. GEOBGB C. MOODy. Vetwtnaiiy Bar. Oounty of Ingham. In Ohancery. Hiram Lane, netsoy Lnnc, Lewis Rcy- mortgnged land described ns follows: All of g«on. Oflice and restdence corner A and Aih tiiat sod tbey yvood sboyv him hoyv to yViillam S. Johnson, Plnintitf, tho East 21 feet ot the South 62 foot ot lot 7 streets, Mason, Michigan. Iw62pd noUtB, Laura Reynolds, Mary Aus vs. make his coal las tyvice as long and tin, A. I.:irby, nnd tticnm Austin, nnd tho yvest 2.1 feet of lot 8, all in block 8, tod.iy tbe answer cum and it sed, anil their resiiectlve unknown yViillam S. Johnston. PlnintltT, also tho perpetual right ot way over tho North FAliMERS' MCTUAL heirs, Icgntees, to the,toyvnship hoard to at-rt^nge for Mrs. Bertha Kieeiei', one day last lay fuinlment of.-the ideals for which mostly wilderness, the barking of B1CKENS IN BRON/iE. week. " ' . . the Legion .stands. yvolves, prowling of bears and occa- perpetual care for biirial lots iti the r She is an Old Negro mammy and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Reynolds yvere lti otiier .yvords: Hiry'e you paid si'oiia! appeai'juicc of tho Red Man different cemeteries in the toyvnship. has been in the employ of An.«jrt- Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. your Ijogion dues? being no uncommon occurence, Here The pian to he the same that is in Ma- Kraemer for manj' years. Yesterday Secore.. Arc you ii peace-time Bengdoll? he greyv to manhood receiving' his DANSVILLE son. Arthur Fieming, .id. E. Park, she was dusting, and yvhen she came education in the ii.earby school, and lto.ss Thorburn, George, Shayv, Roiiin One d.ay last week AVill Barnes, an. to a bronze bust of Charies Dickens as the years passed assisted ills brotli- Mrs. Irinii Huiiibergor, Ckir. Wiison.ai'e tho committee. Onondaga youth, enroute to Eaton she stopped and iuquired: Rapids high school, drove his li'ord ers in taking father's place. Novem ,'I'he Holt AVomen's Ciub yviii meet MANY LIQUOR CASES ''Mistah Kraemer, yvho am dis here ber 20, 1S88, he yvas uni(.'ed in mar yvith Mrs. Iva Cbandier Tuesday, Teb. car face to face into the Ford car geninan?'' di'lvcn by AVni. Clarice, yvlio yvas tak riage lo Millie AA'ellnian of ljeslie mimpiutini ilnliiiniiitltiiinninBiilBrlinlinnltlinnijttliI3th, for itheir regular monthly ses "That is Charies Dickens, aunty, '^jjj^^xnm i ing bis milk to Onondaga, aiid his toyvnship, continulug their residence sion.. Mrs. Maude North, the presi- JRED IN COURT the noted autiior,'' replied Mr. I yvili be al; tbe toyvn hall Saturday, deut of the organization fell on the children to scliool. The accident yvas at, tlie "Old lIonie'' several years, (Continued from page one) Kraemer. Feb. IOtb and 17tb, for registration ice a short time ago, receiving painful caused by the icy condition of the yvlicn they .moved to a farm in the sing. AAHien Mr. 'i'oyC'ncr liad learned "Am dat him?'' , Old aunty's eyes for tile geuet'al pritnai'y election to bo injuries from yvhich she has not roads. Neither car co.uld be driven Mawley community living tliere about the checks yvere yvorthless.-he brougbt shone yvith delight. "I'se done hyear held .March 7, I!)23. Louis' J. fu'Hy recovci'ed. from the rut. The Clarke car had tyvo years, from \vbeuce tbey moved suit agaiust Crittenden.' Crittenden a iot about dat Dickens. 'lDeed, Mistah Tiiompsoii, toyvnship cierk. come to a stop previous to the colli to tlie present lionid—l\;lrs. Holcomb's ciaimed he did not knoyv the checks Kraemer, Pse don'o liyear so much Fcrd Osborne of Lansing, 'is at sion and although the Barnes car yvas birtbplace. One son, Archie, glad yvere wortliless as wlien lie received about hlm I alius thought lie yvas a home caring for his fatiier,and moth- badly daniaged and the body of the dened their .liome. In his earlier t Clarke Center tliem lie was so drunk he could not yvhite genniaii.''—-Neyv Orleans Times er, Mr. and Mrs. 9. II. Osborne, yvho Clarke car ruined, no one yvas hurt. life he yvas a sturdy man until falling even tell the amount of money due Picayune. have been sick for soverai days. health became master. Several years him, and only took yvhat the' otliei. Only seven cbiidren rode in to Wm. Lavis is on the slck list. ho gradually declined, suffering in men gave hlm. He yvas sentenced to .TOYOUS SARlENllSS. school yvith Henry hoe and eight yvith li'red Bullen and Elbert Tommerei tensely at tlnies but courageously ^ West Inehanl Ionia at liard labor for a term of not Ijioyd IIayhoe on Wednesday. are still unable" to att,end school and ...... 1 struggling on, wanting so much to ''Don't you find tile monotony of more than fourteen years and not less Miss Faye IIulilljcrger spent the Miss Hattle Bullen was unable to at- live. AVhen yvell he enjoyed life and Crimson Gulch rather tiresome?'' • than six montlis. The lesser term yvas always ready to aid otliers. Ho yveek end yvlth Miss Olive Icing ot tend Monday. Mrs. Rose Coryvin spent AVednes- "Monotony is all right in its piacev" yvas reconunended by Judge Colling- failed rapidly the past yveek, respond Mason. Roy ltusch's family are on the gain. day yvith Mrs. IIerman Smith, .ansyvered Cactus Joe. ''The comfort yvood. ing to lDeath's call at the midnight Mrs. A. Bravender is reported on Word from Syvartz Creek, says Mr, and Mrs, Edd Royce yvere in of lookin' at four aces, one after tiie hour, lt'ebruary 5... He leav(3s to tho gain. Master Otis Cady is gaining slowly. Lansing on business Tuesday. Edyvin Burke was idace'd on proba otiier, is a heap better tlian the thriil mourn tlieir loss, bis ever faitliful The Junior class yvill serve hot Blaine Briggs of Leslie, spent the The families of Lloyd Haylioe, C, tion for tyvo years for violation of tbe of seein' one or two.''—AVashingtou yvife, yvliose untiring efforts to relieve lunches in the basement of tbe school yveek end .at John Collins. Williams and Ray Opdyke are all on state liquor layvs. , Burke is a .voung Star. bis suffering never ceased, bis son and building, beginning at 0:30. 20c The Railroad Social at the Robbins tho sick list, ^ man about twenty years of age, ims a .family, one brothc^r and a host Qi plate. l3veryone come and buy, tben cbuvch bas been postponed, to some yvife and baby, and for sonie.timo had neighbors and friends. , Funeral ser l!Ml'OIlTAN'l' BlSCOVEIJY. stay to tlio basketball game in tbo future date, on account of sickness been selling yvbisky. He is to pay vices yvere Iield at tbe Jiden church "AViiat yve yvant to discover,'' said evening betyveen ltJaton Raidds and and bad roads. Tbe W. F. M, S, yvas .$50.00 for the costs of the court and iincd $100. This line is to be Paid 'rbursday at! 2 p. Ill, Rev. .Mead offi counsel, "is yvho yvas tile aggressor.'' tile Dansville teams. Both boys and also postponed. AMERICAN ciating, yvith burial in AVoodlayvii ''l3li?'' said the flei'ce-looking yvit- girls. from yvagds received by iiim yvitbin cemetery. ness, doubtfully. Mrs. A'ernice lloy of I.^ansing, visit tbe next six montiis. "Let me explain," said counsel ed' her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. White Oak William Livingston yvas found / _—. t IKitientiy. "If I met you in tlio streec Alf. Bravender, Monday. Dope! guilty of assault yvith intent to steal, lN MKMOIllAM. and struck you in tile face I sliould AVe understand I'''ord IIayiio'e has and liis sentence has not yet been giv ln loving renienibrance of our dear be the aggressor.'' pneumonia. Tlic family moved to Mrs. Albert Nelson and baby of AVrittcn nnd en. On October C, 1D22, Oscar Smitli son and brotlier, George .Kiiicli, yvbo "No, no. You don't understand. Lansing a short time ;igo. near AA'ebberville, visited her parcnt.s', hirnislicd by yvas beat over tlie bead at ills l!iast passed from tliis world three years If I struck, you yvithout provocation I It'riink Briggs is iionie after spend Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller, recenlIy. l..ansing lioiiie and robbed of $10.10. tiic members ago, Feb. i5, li)20: should be committing an act.of ag- ing several days at It'itchinirg. Jolin Swan and Milford Clialiendei Tile money yvas carried in a belt yvorn are hoth ill and out of sciiool. ' of lii-owne- by Mr. Sniitli and after Smitli yvas Wlien tlie evening sliadows arc falling gressioii." Frank ltelnliart and yvife of Lan- C II v c n d e r bound, tile belt was torn from liim AA^e sit so quiet alone, ''Excuse me, boss,/you'd be com 'Io our hearts there conies a longing. sing, visited at II. W. lleinhart's Sun- Post. and taken^. Sniitii claimed I.jiving- mitting suicide,'' declared tbe yvit- J Pray NelglI bor hood \ day. ston yvas one of tlie men wlio robbed If lie only could come honi'e iiess darkly.—Savannah Neyvs. A...... a...... ,....i...... i Friends may tliink yve have forgotten Vivian lt'ostcr yvas called to Lan- biin, and the jury found him gnilty. AAHien at times^hey seo us smile. Mrs, Dan A^oiings, IIenry Young, sing Sunday to assist yvitli the chores Livingston is known to many Mason LEGION But tiiey little knoyv the heartaches Mrs Bertha Carr are entertaining tlie on tile Turner farm. people, having lived in tills vicinity Our siniies hide all the wiiile. flu. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Levi Rouse, for some time, and yvorked for a time His loving father, motlier, brotliers Mrs. Delia Royston, yvho has been a baby girl, Sunday morning, Feb. ').. on the John McGinn farm. ls Rcigdoll Back? , and sisters. • Gyvl real sick yvith flu, is better. SliQ yviii ansyver to the name of Ber The trial of iylyron Crooks for Crover Cleveland Bergdoll evaded RHZON Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Boody of Ea nice AVeltiiy. statutory rape occupied all of AVed- service in tbe United States army. ton Rapids, yvere guests Sunday to a Miss Lulu AVinchell is home from iiesday's court; It yvas claimed the GOOD lo.vCusii;. Noyv lie's sorry. Conscious tbat be birtbday dinner, given by Ceo. Red- her yvork in Lansing for a vacation. crime yvas committed on a twelve BAKING POWDER yvas a slacker, conscious that the land Jack and'Mary had just been to the field. Mrs. It". C. Ivendricks has been ill year old girl, yvho appeared in court of his birth desiiises hini, conscious groyvii-ups' church for'the first time. tbe past yveek yvith Iagrippe. AVeduesday and t'estified against him. you as6: /es^ Mrs. Davld Raber returned home that he._Cjinnot return to America A day or t,yvo afterward they yvero AVillard Jobnson and Mrs. Rose Crooks had previously served a one this evening (I\londay) to Indiana. yvithout going to jail, he must be a found ill tire nursery yvhispering aud- Boyver yvere married at AA'illiamston year's sentence at the State Industrial J. L. Surateaux of Mason, called miserable person. ibiy to each other. on E. A. Lundberg and faniily Tues Satui'day niglit. Scliool at Lansing. Hoyv about you? You served iu ''AVhat are you children doing?'' day. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nate Jones, the World AVar. Your conscience is Cleo Munson yvas convicted of ii- their nurse asked. Zelnia lIolnies spent tlie yveek end a seven pound boy, Tuesday. AUCTION clear on that .score. But is your con legal possession of intoxicating iiquor ''AVe're playing church,'' replied yvitb friends in Lansing. science clear about your post-yvar and he yvas piaced on probation for Jack. duties? Have you evaded any ob- one year, and demanded to pay .f50 "But you shouldn't* whisper in Wonderland SALES ligation you have incurred since the costs yvitbin sixty days. church,'' .admonished nurse. Holt •4 war? In the Legion there are a feyv "Oh, we're the choir,'' said Mary. OlJITUAllY. —Christian Advocate. Mrs. Fred Clarke is having quinzy. —about one and a half per cent, at a FOr a liVe Wire auctioneer, one Leyvls, tbe nine-year-old son of Mt'. Several in this neighborhood are guess—yvho are either too tired to ap William Holcomb, next to the Who knows Values of the prop and Mrs. L, M. Surato, died at Spar having flu. Among them are Mr. and pear at post meetings or not yvliiiiig youngest of a family of twelve—six NATllllALLY PROUD. erty you haVe to sell,, get royv hospitai early Tuesday evennlg. Mrs. Bay Conklin, George Secore, Mr. to do their duty, or, iike another yvell sons and six daughters—yvas born to ''There goes a proud man—a man Funeral services at tlie M. E. church and Mrs. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Giddings knoyvn class, ''agin everything.'' Phoebe and Silas Holcomb at the pio to be envied;.a man who holds him- Friday at 1:30 p. m. and family and some from the Bay These are the fellows yvho have to. be neer home in Vevay, April 11, 1856. self high in the yvorid.'' chased around toyvn for two'"or three A former resident of Holt, has AVindoyv district are h.aving pink eye. In November, 1802, tbe fatber died "Indeed? What has he done?'' A. G. INMAN months every year to get them to go rented a part of IIarry Froedtert's Frank Ilolmes fell on the Ice Mon leaving the mother, with the help of "Nothing himself, but he's the hus to post meetings and to take part in Eaton Rapids, Mich. store and yvill conduct a moat market. day afternoon and broke tyvo of the the older children, the care and re- band of tbe yvoman yvho invented tho Legion .activities, very important At the Community meeting Tues floating ribs. sponsiblllty of this large family. They fiction that Man C.annot Be Trusted, among yvhich is that of keeping dues Res. phone 196. Office 152 day evening tho foiloyving persons Mr. and Mr.s. Irving Hft.rshey of were three miles from Mason, then and it makes him feel like a regular paid up. These are tile ones yvho de- 40wl0 •were appointed to present a petition ChaiIesyvorth, called on their niece, only a trading post, the country yvas devil.''—Ricbmond Dispatch. f Entire'Stock off DENSMORE & DAVIS' BIG All Our Men's Men's Suits O'coats Get that Suit nOW. Prices Our OvercOat stOck is gO- Will not be lOWer—pOssi- iBg fast. YOu'll bly higher. Entire stock have tO hurry. W OH ¥3 Offff Ov\^ing to the unusual rriarket conditions, and the tendency for all our goods to cost more, we had not intended to hold our Annual Quarter-Off Sale. But so many of our customers have inquired regarding it and have wanted to take advantage of this Annual Bargain^Event, we have, decided to throw our entire stock on sale— except Overalls, Work Shirts, Canvas Gloves and Collars cannot be included in this sale., We are now selling these items at a very close margifi. This sale is still on and will continue until further notice. All Our Boys Boys Men's 's Boys Odd 2-Piece Fleece Lined Wool Vests Stockiiig Under Shirts Work Sox Suits Underw'r We have a large num Only abOut One dOz- This includes Our en- ber Of Odd Vests. Re YOu'll have tO hurry ' tire stOck Of famOus NOW is the time to fit en pair Of^size Only a few size 48 gardless Of quality the A Warm garment for if yOu get iB On this. Bradley Knit Sweat that boy With a 7 left left price is the yOungsters at ers. suit, at ^ 3 pair for $7.50 $1.00 10c 19c $1.00 $1.00 14 Off Plenty of DRESS SHIRTS, sizes 16,16 1-2 and 17, choice at $1.00 Special Sheep Lined Vests TWO lorlg Moleskin lined coats With leather sleeves, will keep with Pelt collars. Cost whole you warm and dry, a few sizes sale $16. Just the thing for left, to close I winter drivillg. & Davis $10.00 IV|as6n, Mich. lilliiM