THE ST.JOHNS NEWS VOLUME XXII—NO. 45 THE ST. JOHNS NEWS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON—JUNE IS, 1911. EIGHT PAGES ONE DOLLAR A YEAS
♦ IRS.nilEKUMM ♦ PfrBLlHHEK*X XOnCB. MBEH IS ni TiUmETOTS COliTlEES FOR ♦ ATTOIIIlEYeEIERAL SHxims n PMuss ♦ ------♦ ; HR SEntlCnT YYHL USX PMIOLE ♦ ♦ i ------H.\l> KKHIIIKD IX HT. JOHXH KOI ^ Owtec to chance of time on tks ^ mui THEIR SAY FOURTH OF JULY # Orand Trunk It Is asesnaary to ^ nTumoiiJi ' ham FIXALLT HADE KXOWr.X XE-IHLY TWKLTE FOODNI RULER YKAUti, ^ set a larva portlati of tke Issue ♦ HE MTANDH OX TBBA’TT. ^ of ’Tbs .News la the postofrice In # PHEPARA'nDXH IX PBOHBKMN FOB ♦ Snse to catch the lt:&j mall ♦ A.XHWEBH QrBMTIOXH AHKKD BT (’LINTON (’Ol’NTT HAN NOW HBBT- AT THE rHILDIlEX*S DAT BXKK- Mrs. l*hoebe I^ncan. *ho suffered ^ east la order to rsseh ssrsral ^ Senstor Townssnd returned to ' a stroke of paralyuis on Mensortal day, BIU CBLBBBATIDN. ('OHVIMHIOXEB TOfTXMEXD. I NO HBNTBNCB. (THBH IX THE rHrRI’HKH. ^ postofness before Saturdsy. ao 4 Washington from a two weska’ stay died at her home on Ro*a otreet, Fri 4 bad are eonnsctloaa at Junction 4 in .Michigan and Monday gave It out day momlnc about 8 o ’clock. Short 4 polnla. Tbs Nswa has been en- 4 lo those who are canvaaslog the sen aervtce* were held at the bouse at MfimrT nfimiimiT i ^ dsavorinx to talm care of late 4 Oplnlsns sf Antbsifty *n Hallers Bs- ate that be proposes to vote in favor 7:30 o ’clock Saturday momlnR by J InHair is Mrbssl DIstrIrts and of the Canadian rrciproclty agree '< Rev. )latt Mullen, and the remains E. » many letters wer* late thla week 4 ment. RE nuisansdna SUNDRY mis THEIR DRY . NOiET nraWEIT 2*:.?^'= ■’“'jjt Blffetk Urade Paplls. i taken to Macon for interment. ^4 that it was impossible to take 4 "After my firat study of this quea- Mr*. I^amran wue bom in New York ! 4 care of the matter in connection 4 Goo. you will remember. I told the AuRuet 31. 1842, but came to Micbl- EXECimVE ('DHHI’TTBE py*** 1 expected to vote for rrciproc roVHl ’TTBD CRIHB tJNBBB INFLC> THI’XDEK HTDHH DID XOT DAMP- ! I i T>« •“«<*•• I—.1 Or th. i-< Ran when a child of eixht years. 'The I ♦ «nliud^ '”** ’ »---Tlnrtlr ♦ I proTidn Uui pupllt ell- lty,’’ he said. "Then came the extend «*ntlrv« distance was traveled in a wax- CLPDEN HOHE HCSTLEBti. E.NCE OP WHIHHBT. EX HPIKIT OK on ASIOX. I4 Hevwsfter we iwminw th.t .11 Jtuition paid must ed hearings before the senat finance on. the Journey being a long weari V Herasftsr. we ^ueet all 4 either be holders committee and Importunities from some one. 14 country letters be• m.ii..!..... ------county *-ighth many of the beat people In Michigan The greater pert of the lime Mr*, .K r diploma*, or those who have Wife Died at H e List sf 4Mfleers and Yaiisss f'smmft 4 reach ua not lateV than W^nes- 4; ^j^dea of work In a especially among the fanners, asking la WestpkaHa of D'omlili) trtlutlrallj Idom* latngan has resided in I/raawee and roe to withhold Judgment until the 4 aa much ear- ♦ graded school district as evidenced PrsBi Effects sf UaasiMt Find «>4 for Aaaiial Ktrat Pmcrsm* Allegan counties, coming to St. Johns lea- AttracUsas Will he Listed 4 leve I® iT i statement of the su- hearings were concluded. By Hashaad. nearly twelve years ago where she .Text Week. 4 hour. onWDUon st late 4 p^rlnendent of schools In such graded "I did so. I desire to do that which Oiton hj .HtImmiU. liad since continued to live is best for the entire slate of Michi <*l»trict. She was the mother of four chil ------I4 TTJlaThis also opplloaoppllss to notices.notlc***. t4 »,^veral questions have arisen in gan. as well as for the country at (From Portland Review.) dren. two sons and two daughters, At a meeting Mondav night In the t «nnounc*mienU. *4c.. which can 4 and I felt It due to myaelf and IliiEht hloBSomo. saylv •Imcinx this county ua to the interpretailon of to every Interest of the people that I birds, tnusir ami crowds of om* son dying at Traverse City short Interests of the Fourth of July ceic- ? earlier Juet aa 4 what is meant by "the completing of John Thome, of Westphalia town ly after the mother moved to St. city ('onslderaole *m- ^ well aa later. T’bere la a limit 4 proceed with all the care of which I ship, has had ffticouragement from In'- happy boys .ind Elrls wcrr ••n***riain* bratlon In this city I'onslderaole rAaawatlani. Ha doaaAt aat amr bat- ifTamMmmla The St. Johns News tar aattfl* tJuui ara catat the Uaioa ba> (Mvan tha Omni RapMa Noma.) tal. and tao't laall acqualntad wtth TOO ^lOIIMI Tha pareantada of thoae of aehool BLUET. AM INDMPMNOMNT KTMWBPAPMB. ' ade la the Ualtad Stataa who are be* MiAad vwmrf Thuraiaj •turn- Ju4«e Ulbaon aad Dr. UoMabla. aad AHbouRh there saw hundreds of prep* tng educated for agricultural puraulta at 115 Walkar atraac. mam, 8L Uao. Qrlfntb, aad 'Can* Boomhowar sfmtlaaa advertkaad. thaiw la only la diminishing from yaar to yaar. Tba ^ mcAigaa. aad aven ‘Bart’ Tntmbla of tbw Rlktoa oaa that really stands out pr»*aail* ravaraa should be tha caaa, for thla Mias Mina Somers la srerking for aa Rarlaw, aad lota of otbar jyroBlaeat naot as a raaaady fOr dlaaoosa of tha tendency la eoonomlaally bad. It Mia C. Suattoa at Blsle. unr p. cirrcHioM. kidneys. Itvar amd bladdor. mahaa directly for a higher coat of man that ma knoar. Oh. thara'a lota i Mins Mattie Holden spent a few I>r. Kllmar'a Swamp-Root atanda tha living and poorer ('ondltlona among dajrs srilh her pavaaRs bare. of canapanaaUon In Ufa baaidaa batng ' high at. fbr tha raaaon that It baa the amrkars In tha cltlaa. There are TWvrrr.aBcoND tbar . Mlae Matle Randall apant a praatdant. And oaa of tbam la that a proved to be )aol tha ramady naadad thouaaada of paraooa employed In tha few In thoiiaanda upon thousand! of even cltlaa who are continually but a few days in Owoaao returned niday larad aa aaooa d ^ciaaa taattar at tfea fallow doaon*! harm to find out erair Ekigeiie Pearce aad wife spent paat offlaa at 8t. Jokiia. MlaA the moat dlatranaiDg onsas. amaka removed from wnnt aad to IdsNijkf momlns bow Sanator Towaaand Swnmp-Roat makes frlanda quickly whom unemployment for a abort Sunday with Uao Bell aad wife. l«an uadar tka act of standa.** Mareb t. im. bseauae im mild aad Imanadlata affaot tinm. no matter how caused or a vis Sliaa Evaaa and wife of CHroaao K C Bakinj^ Powder works la aoon rsallaod. It la a gentle, haaJ* itation of ainknaas to aoma member spent Sunday with Elsie friends. like mag^c. Recipes formerly “Jim** MU. praoldaat of the Qraat lag vapatable compound. of the family, would nacaaaltate tba Mrs. Theodore Kramer haa been ____ kf Mtf Or. Kilmar% Swamp-Root la a phy* mortgaging of future aurplua earn* Northani Ry. aaya ha la aotnc to ra* suffering severely with neuralgia of considered difBcult to bake atclaa's preacrlptlon for apodal dlae Inga for many men tba. or perhaps the heart. MX Moimu ...... tlra from actlva railroad manacamaat aaaoa, which la not recommandad for yaara. now come out of the oven muE Moimu C. M. Randall la sawtnc on inaamuch aa “Jim" raoaatly fllad a everything. Why do ao many young and mid Mr. Tonne's farm for a new bam light, dainty and deli ICOO.000.000 nBortcaca on hla proparty A Sworn Cartlfteata of Purity la; dle-aged workingmen, who have a this week cious. It fairly makes with every bottle. rma ptecH H5PHaa«.NTLX) fom foucioii tbare la no raaaon why ha shouldn't thousand dollaia or tharaal^DUta at aov&itTisiMb av the Fbr mle at all drug alorea. in bot* their command, continue to toll for Ueo, Ftnlda and family spent Sun you hungry to look at ratlre. Any newapapar man would (If tiaa of two alaaa—fifty cents and one* others in the cities, when they can day wtth Frank Johnson and family, them. ha could) retire on a mortitace of that dollar. arlth that amount of aurplua. purchaae at Elsie sise. HAHPLE BOTTLE FREE BT BAIL. enough good land to enable them to Mrs. Alice Wetherhy of Saginaw ocHanAL. omcaa In order to prove what Swamp*Root become their own empioyara, and In a spent a few days with R. L. Wether- NEW YORK AND CHICAGO tha great kidney, liver and bladder few yaara be quite independent of the by and wife. Carrie .Nation, the aaioon amaatr.wr, remedy will do for you. every reader 81MNCHCS IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES woniae and uncertaintlee of city am* Mrs. Geo. McCHnlack and baby are BAMIIIC la dead. Mrs. .Nation never would of the St. Johns Weakly .Newa who ployment? There is no surer aaaur- vlsitlnR her parents, C. M. Randall have been board of bad It not haa not already tried it, may receive ance of future economic indapandence and wife. here. a sample bottle by mall absolutely than the ownership of a well-cultivat la the housewife's TO OUB FBIBITM. ^ bean for this aAunt of bera; but even Mm. Chaa. Albaugh and son Leon thoae who are apairiot the ofien aa* free. Addreea Dr. Kilmer A Co.. ed farm of even 40 or 80 acres. To retumsd borne from .Mnrlan Satitrdny beat friend, lighten lIlDgbamton. N. Y. Write today. prepare such a farm for sueneaaful loon never upheld her in thla aort of after a week's rlalL ing her burdens as Our rradara and frlanda of f cultivation call# for hard work and, J. E. Albaugh and daughter, Floa- well as the food. 7*br 8L Johsa Nawa who bava 2 warfare aivalnot that Inatltutlon. But perhaps, some privstions for s few ste attended meetings at Vestaburg is probate noUcaa to publiah. or t It'a Kood niatit to Ikurrle. She did Mr. Rooaevelt is so much In favor ' yrara. but the man who goes about It i Saturday and Sunday, Wberex'er K C used who control tbam, will oon* ^ aome aood and not much harm May of peace that you wouldn ’t notice It.— j Ihtelltgently and la willing to assume 1 ("has. RAndall, Jr., went back to yon will find healthy, far a favor upon the publiah* v she and her bsitcbet raat in peace. Memphis ('ommerclal-Appesl. I **•** preliminary hardships Is sure to the Grand Trunk R. R. at Battle happy families and a con ar by raquaatlnc Jtfdga liar- f ______! place himself beyond want, or the , Oeek Monday to work. tented bouaewife. Com fill to have tha prlntlns dona , Here are some of rhe wolcotne arrl* I^sident Diaz promised to come j want, in the near future. j Levi Maynard and family of j plies with all pure food laws,l In Tba Newa. If auch raquaat I back if there la any need of it. But There ia enough good soil for or- ■ Klngatone were guesm of bla brother, i both State and National. ia made Judae Merrill will ^ vala at Chloaico hotels durtnn the hot iben, so did Jeffries.—Boston Globe. chards and general fanning to be I (;. a Maynard, a few days. Jmmamm Mfg. Co.. China kindly irraiit It t "apeir* last week: H urd De Chill. had at low prices and in good loca- ! The friends of Bari Baker met at PUBUSHER. ♦ SantiaRO. Cuba; J. P. Coldwater. 1am .Mr. Bryan “haa got his“ so often tions in. Mlchignii to accommodate ' his home Saturday evening to remind thousands of families. There ia no AoReies; C. W, Snow, llooton; John that once more will not make any ma him of another birthday. All had a terial difference. —Baltimore News. place on the continent that produces pleasant time. Freezer. .New York and .Mrs J. A. better peaches, pears, cherries, or Ralph Woodard and wife and dau WHO DENERTEN THE PRAIREt Frost. Memphis. But they have been Poor steel trust! Only $20,000,000 apples, than does Michigan. Fortunes ghter and Geo. Mc(!Ilntock and wife may be acquired within 10 years by From now until i>chooli cloae "fired ” out thla week. dividends the first three months of ^ , and baby and Roy Msrmloo and .Nora this year. Poor Jesse James!—Pitts- *^*®**! who will intelligently plant and Flelda of Elsie. Owoaao and Ovid throuabout the State one will sea The report comes from Washington burg Sun. develop commercial orchards along spent Sunday at C. M. Randall's. more or leas—mostly more —about the western border of our state. Ex that the senate will probably knock commeneement and every paper will Take it from Judge Gary, the steel pert advice can be had for the asking be full of IL There is a good deal of ’**»* l>roi>ositlon for direct election trust's subsidlsry companies know frmrii the federal department of agri A ('hanBlag Wamaa enough to speak only when spoken to. culture or the State Agricultural col- ia one who is lovely in face, form, buncombe about all this and there is of V. S senators. Well, It is a iter- sonal matter with some of them—if j —Chicago News. lege, and no novice should expect to ^nd temper. But It s hanl for a no small amount of glad hand when succeed in fruit raising without sollc- . ^omsn to be charming without they don ’t knock out direct election, | ,,, lling and utilizing such expert advice, health. A weak, sickly woman will there should be severe ciitlclam and Mr. Folk lost no time in getting enough money to get started, he nervous and IrrlUble. ConsUpa- the truth told this glad season of the direct election will knock them out. i right with Bryan on the tariff issue, enough industry to keep things mov- *'***1 kidney poisons show In plm- year—for some, but sacrifice and self- thus besting the other Missouri can Figures Just at hand show that didate to it.—Pittsburg Dispatch. ing. enough intelligence to utilize ex- blotches, skin eruptions and a denial for thos4- who make graduation pert advice the right sort of man need wretched complexion. But Electric SAFETY during the recent hot "speir' in May possible In many cases. If J l*l«Tpom Morgan. like Porfirio look no further than Michigan for that Ritters always prove a godsend to Is one of the principal requisites of a invest i Chicago drank an average of 1,000,00(» The following from the Carson City Diaz, were forced to leave the field of which is infinitely better than work women who want health, beauty and ment. f)iir certilicates of deposit form a neat and ' gallons of “suds ” a day. That's some his labors, we fear that he would ing for wages In any city—a well- friends. They regulate Stomach. Liv Gazette meeu the views of The News cultivated fruit orchard. er and Kidneys, purify the blood; thirst—for beer. And with Lake have to leave the earth —Milwaukee absolutely safe form of investment and draw four per so nearly that we copy it in the hope Sentinel give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure cent interest. Money to loan on real estate and per that it will do some good in the fu Michigan right up to the back yard. breath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely \ Leadiag CalKorniaTlniggist. ture The editor of the Gazette was ‘' too. complexion and perfect health. Try sonal notes. Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent. For fifteen years the Democratic Pasadena. Cal., March 9, 1911. them. liOc at J. 'T. Millman's. Yan* a former high school superintendent i party has been Mr. Bryan's chattel, Foley .ind Co., Gentlemen: —We 1 Diaz was scarcely out of .Mexico Sickle A Glaspie’s and Travis A Shil- for many veara and he apeaka from ; his patient and productive milch cow have sold and re<’omniended Foley ’s «^’a- Pompeii State Bank than that republic was visited by a The poor beast kicks at last.—New the card; j Honey and Tar Compound for years. terrific earthquake. W*s this a visi- i York Sun. We believe it to be one of the most JOHN C. HICK.S. I>res. BKRTC. H.M.L. Vice. Pres. “Each commencement much la said RANAGKK NEB MASONIC HONE. ration of F’rovldence upon that coun- j efficient expectorants on the market. .\1.\ A HONE.STEEL. Cashier by the valedictorian and salutatorian : Governor ^‘ontalning no opiates or narcotics it The new board of control of the liy for forcing the "gr.in.1 old man" of ' Governor Wilson and about the work of the board of educa- I Harmon are surely overlooking a bet. can be given freely to children. En Michigan Masonic Home with Grand Mexico to become an exile? .Master Dllon and Grand Secretary . tlon and the work of "the dear teach- ) Why don ’t they proceed to Washing ough of the remedy can be taken to relieve a cold, as it has no nauseating Winsor were in session in Al- j ers" and profuse thanks are handed | ton and commence to bully the Demo A dispatch from Washington is crats in congress? —Houston Post results and does not Interfere with ma two days last week. Archl- | o«it to these for their ability and what headed "After ls>rlmer Asraln.” If digestion. Yours ver>- truly, C. H. (ect Harvey of Port Huron, j waa also in attendance by request I they have done So far. so good. TTte While the president has given a Ward Drug Co., C. L, Ihirsons. Sec’y they arc no< any nearer "after him” and Tress " Get the original Foley ’s of the board, to make fwtlmale* of re- ' boandof atlucation does its work from than they were In the last race, there t|ualifie«l approval to the projKiaiil (Niins and changes to be made on the ; r.3 that a "summer capital” be establish Honey and Tar Compound in the yel dvlr pvlAa. The teachers do their won ’t be much to It but one-two-three low package. VanSickle A Glasple. building. .Member* of the board ex- , work bees MS they ate paid to do It. Illinois briber. ed. it is hardly neceaaary to suggest pressed ibeinselves aa much pleased t’aat Just now he Is much more deeply For proof of this notice how quickly — —. — - — at the rnndiiion in which they found | interest^ in political capital.—New ♦ ♦ the premises, saying that one-half of I they Isovo tasM When their work is How rnn there be a steel combine, Orleans Times-Democrat. ♦ BRAIN LEAKS. ♦ the expense estimated by the grand done. This taMl tight. As soon as as Mr. Gary says there isn ’t? There’s ♦ ♦ lodge would be sufficient to put the : their contract expires their time is no one to combine with—the Steel .lioid Fraads. home in excellent condition. [ A paint fraud is paint that looks Past Grand Master Montague of | their own and theyarc at liberty to go Tnist has gobbled what competition fair for a year or so. and then makes Tniverw- City was selected to lake ' T WJ- BANK IMd you ever know a steady man wherever they choose But what there ever was. repainting ne<-esaar> ’ who didn ’t have a steady Job? the immediate management of affair* about the parents of theoe young peo Don ’t waste your money and injure at the new home and •uperintend the -iJ repairs about to be made. ple. who have graduated? Not a i^ It is reported that of your property. A smart man among men is often hidden treasure have been fo ip 1 off The U A M. Paint has been in use inutterably silly among women. €iUNT word of thanks or appreciation for for thirty-five years. ! their toll, sociiflce, the self-denial the coast of Hondiirae Taint ours; —4^ AKf'HIEM NERVE. You make one-half of It by adding Between (he frost and newspaper* practiced that the youngsters might we've never been nearer Honduras | 3-4 of a gallon of l.«lnBeed OH to each .Magnate —Ry Jove! 'That boy haa it is a wonder fruit ever mature*. actually taken one of my yachta and finish a course. Can it be iMMStble than Oshkosh. gallon It then costs about $t.60 per gallon, and is the best paint that can gone off to Bar Harbor wtth It. IP that none of these fresh young grad When wc compromise with a man, Second magnate —You don't say! flood evening! Have you heard how be made it generally means that wc give in. uates has received a word of inspira liongnian A Martinez, manufactur- Why, he haa the nerve of a United Senator Townsend stands on recipro 4- State* preaWent.—Life. tion from father or mother? Has not era the L. A M. Pure Paints. Varniahes •Nine people out of ten work harder the example of theee devoted i«rents city today? and Ihilnu for every’ purpose, for sale when they know they have to work to by A. O. Hunt been an inspiration? Pbr what have eat -♦u chejr toiled and sactificed. that Ihese ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A \ X \ ♦ ♦ Same Bciigiitfal Thiag. An official report may be no more .md daughters might have a bet (From Michigan Tradesman ) II lERVi^ WRECK ♦ CLIPPINGS FROM STATE ♦. aceurste than the other kind, hut it is ter chance; a broader view; a wider ♦ EXCHANGES. ♦! There is running to .md fro. slower. Had no Appetite and Was \ horizon; a larger life? With greater ♦ There is whispering and nodding —♦ CrrmrSI )***, Vv C. K. ZlaaMra iC*.-g*. M and consulting. Apologizing alter you step on a opportunities come increased respon ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Greatly Reduced in Weight There are fashion plates in every man's foot isn ’t any groat relief for C. O. D.—TTiat spells COO; but if you order anything sent you from a dis sibilities. Now, young friends, if you corner of the house, and dressmaker* hla corn*. tant city, from some merchant who knows you not. who has no dlspocitlon or see no necessity of bringing in the A r*l.e in telephone "‘J*'*; 1 are being called up by telephone, I>r. WfUiAms* Pink Pills Restored they been adjusted to the high cost j ^ graduate t desire to part with hi* merchandlae unlea* assured in some way that the “fond parents." at commencement, .and of living for some time past?—Sagi A woman always feels In danger of This Ohio Woman ’s Health. collateral is forthcoming, you can order the goods shipped G. O. D. 'Hiere ia weeks hence. miming her train until it pulls out Inctnding them in a general rand of naw .News She Gained in Weight and no "COD” about It either, for it means that in ordering the good* so shipped She has studied —oh, ao hard She with her aboard. you are willing to allow the express company to collect for them on delivery. thaobs, it win be all right If you go has chewetl gum~-ob. so hard. She Eats Heartily A^ain. Graduation time is here, and Phoe It you had credit If you were known to the trade, if you had money in the ta tbesn individually, and express has read novels —oh, so many. She Doe* a woman who really takes Wlien tlie nervous qTKent is si fsuH, bank to iwy for the order, that is, if you sent your check or bought a bank be. with four callers a week, talks of ha* mastered twenty-two French care of her house have much time to Fsarr sentiments on this subject, hut school teaching aa her life-work. — we may ex|Hf would be no C. O. D. about It. The sending of goods C. O. D. Is only a means Detroit Journal. poets. know that you have been used right Uie iMMly (or all of tltew'organ* an-ron- the seller takes to ensure hla pay. is It any wonder then, that men who have And now she is to graduate The When a man is dissatisfied with a, trolhNi in Uieir artivibee by Uk - ner\es. a de*tre to succeed In life commence at once to accumulate something* Thio at home." In the country the school vacation* long-promised reward Is in sight She J®!* *1 generally mean* that the Job Is "I war all rundown in e\ery way,” begin early, ao that the children can ■ difference between men who have and thoae who have not. If traced to Its is to wear a white dress and look disaatlafled with him. say*. Mrs. J. .M. Barclay, of No. 876 I foundation, nine times out of ten will be found to be, not that there is such a j have a good time working on the farm, charming, and will read an esaay It —♦— ('urtis avenue, ('oInmiaM, Ohio, “and i—lointlng State Journal. will be entitled* "What I Don ’t Know As a rule, it Is easier to shake a was a nervouii wreck. I ws* not con- I great difference in the men. taking health, strength and mental capacities into NOTHING ON THE EDITOR. About Housework." man's confidence in humanity than it flneii to tlie iie •iNffi wmtM la I I ^ Ajwwf I9 Wbmem Ml IngMsw raltiani JoAa OM1 of la ▼talilas »rat hla Laam 0*«all liCeatraltfashg, would have baan klllad. ‘Ths dag puHad him pa^tMUy fram tha Mtf CaaUly mtm TnSVMBTS tnask Jum aa the pnansngsr train •a ptmikm aamm ttea at tk» Cotaagr. straek the sleeping man. He lay M Mp, N. T. I Joka Baak la balMlac an aMIttaa each a mann er that dm saglae pilot ■•now Don AM* rivnui ■ a hla hoaaiw oaa-half mlla aaai of ftraek him ad bmahed him aaido. He wa. was lahaa to Basgsaa haupHal at Kal- si Dk. ■ILLP M BAILMAB. UrT and lira Arthur WadMrhy aad aosaaoa aad prokahly will rasover. Ml Lioaal apmt laat Saturday In ♦ ♦ ♦ As Ifea rsanll ef a pl^dl tMala ■wl «• Tm Mia. Sharnuui a with a achsal boy friend. Raul Barry, faaSly of Mata apaat Suiaaday at J. -Urn 4«f LaH soa of James Betry. a proaparoas KIrby'a. Tkt fad ’s Neat ia Im* farmer living tour urtlaa eaat of Aims, fTMAKBSI Mra bottla HUI ooaM suffered a brokea as arell an a dislo- m Tuoaday to vtalt lalatlvaa la thla i catad law. The boya were “going lo ir rUKES rkrialty. I It" with might and mnln whan Berry Friday thraa children of William !ir. aad Mra. (lurrad Parahlas of | thre hU friend to Me gro un d, la no , ('ummlans sat la a room of the llttla Ofdd__ vtaltad tkalr paiaata har» ovar doing be wan thrown htmaelf aad Ms IBoasiPs home occuplad by the family In Mar- { cracked hU Jaw on bin frlaad's hand. 1. V. ». M. Y. rill, weaplns. Their nsothar was dead. I I ------:______♦ ♦ ♦ In an adjolnlns room lay taa body | ..____n p ——«—.■— simad MMsm aan m^mH prepared for burial. I Taalas Sunday | ^ fomser's 10-yaar-old aon. pro minent tonner of Baton Rapids Into the darhaaad llvao of thaas *^^*** ^ ! Frank, were InataaUy klllad. and lowaahtp. Bstoa county, used hU I children ranee another tracedy. this f*""* !?!*.** “•* fAe wives of the two amn. who are ' oae without wamlns. Aad thla one «> ua and will m> Into aarvlce atatara. were eerioualy injured whan poehst knife to cut a pimple off hU completely dMnollahed the little world '''• I Grand Tnink paaaaad er train No. 7. { chin. A few days later the wound became Infected aad blood polaonlag , In which they had lived. Mlaa Pearl Hart returaad boaee weatbonad. atmek the party about a Oae of them, a glii of fourteen, la I Sunday after apandlnc two waala in mile aad a half west of Durand. | developad. Hla condition U critical, j ' old enouffh to understand and suffer | 8l Johns. The Bohemians had walked down j PORTIMIO 6ETS SOiED accordlDdly. The other two. boys, j Mrs. Haul Morrtaon la speadlns , Ihe track from Durand toerard a, BlttlTH or AITTOaOBILIII. FOR 6000 BREAD USE sir but two aad four years old. re- j thla week with her mother. Mrs. J. where they were to have j Automohllea are Ileenaad by the epectively. j W. Uaaett worked la the beets for the Mt | state aad have the same rtght to tha S1.200 W DINlieE SUIT Sympathetic nelchbora did their > ^ i> ' Clemene Susar Company. They highway as teams aad thslr right beat to console the bereaved little should be regarded. When aa auto TKLKPHOHE TOWPANY Vl’MT ones. The abeence of the father wan Arthur Wetherby. ' on which eaatbouad psaaanger train mobile Is approaching your rig from ' TUBE ROSE FLOUR No. • was approaching, directly In HTA5D MHABE IP VEEDK'T (lOBS not for a tlnee noticed. HU wife’s James Daggett returned to^ Brack-_ behind, the driver la required to give Sundnrwlth wflbur front of the westbound train. notice srKh his horn aad la then ea- ! Bahaula was badly mangled under He went forth*"* from *the ~ house In~ a" to stay thts week. titled to half the roadsray. When the ^ The Jury in the Sykea cane laat Fri seem'lng daae. He walked over to the wheels of the engine. The oth horn blown, if your team Isn't afraid, day evenins rendered a judipnent the Pere Marquette tracks and sat Mr^nd Mrs. Lson Cox and daugh ers arere hurled from the track. pull out to the right side and give the FOR GOOD PASTRY USE aaainat the Village of Portland and ter MTguritv. were guests of rela The boy ’s neck was broken and Yo- driver of the ear a signal which will ^e CIUJ^ Telephone Ca. Jotoily, , whether bis intellect was paralysed tives at Bannister Sunday. ban ’s leg was broken aad bU skull Inform him that you have the team for IIJOO. M dama^ for the death i,y or whether, foryetful of the John Parr, wife daughter crushed. Mrs. Yoham suffered a com- under perfect control. If your team of Johnny Sykea. who came in con three * dependent ones, be chose to Alice, of 8t. Jobiw were gueaU at Dr. i pound fiacturr of the Jaw. a dislocated Is skittish you can signal the driver tact with a broken electric liaht wire die. nobody now will ever know. K. Hart’s Sunday evening. ' shoulder aad probable internal in- of the car to uae caution and if necea- TUBE ROSE FLOUR two years ano laat April. The caae An oncoming train sounded s warn Mr. aad Mrs. Wilber Morrison of l“rtea. Both women will live. aary he will assiat you. was a hotly contested affair from the ing whistle when the engineer saw Breckenridge came Saturday to visit Th® eaatbound train removed the start and the verdict of the Jury was the man sitting on the edge of the retatlvea_ ___ here over Sunday.______' dead and wounded to Durand. The | a surprise to moat Portland poeple. track, his hands listlessly fallen be- Mrawll Shan -wZelner and^ Mias Hmma coroner is investlgntlag, rr” ^ and, _the wom- The caae la sure to no to the supreme tween his knees. bU chin upon hie j Grubaugh attended the funeral of a. “ *?^* * A new ntfwet bread book has Jnati MADE BY court, for In the case of Mrs. Sykea br™.., Tb* m.n o« lb» irmek nH»«l .t LuMbk Ukt ...k, 1 been issued by the Passenger depart- ; acalnat the same defendanta the same I ment of the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail- ' issues are involved. This latter ac* u»' br^^ •ppllbd Mbdtb Rs|it4> bad Eunka bor. ..nrlii*. iBduatilaab iMapIb. i way. The cover Is an ImttaUon of a , the brakes, but the engine was upon i pij^yed bell here last Saturday. Scores ♦ ♦ n tion Is for 125.000 damages for injur bread basket Inside the "basket"' ies aliened to have been received while the victim ' 6 and 8 in favor of Bureka. luhlasea- sard Jl if Mas ' are a number of Illustratlima pictur- ' ROLLER MILLS "Killed by the train." were the tryinn to reacue her boy from (be wire tng the bread winners at work,, m The case Just tried was for 12.500. words the mourning girl heard re peated ouuide the cottage. She ran o' BALL or FfBB BBPABATBB ABB FVty wsvs pnnaaf at tks Epwortb Lsague meeting wkleh was bsid st TBBK BimUKlfT ■* B.Cfak Ealss. tks hoam of Mm Osa Harpsr ______Mia. Belle Weatherboe hae been ta Okildssn's day ssrvtaas nskt Btuedsy Frkuy evsalag. CASTOR IA Pral. MM Mm C. V. Brown prom i loaia vtaiUag retatlvea. mnmtag si !•:«&. All srs tavttsd. to ko vory pin—nt iMnt uM hMiinr Mia. 8. M. .riteh haa goae to ladl- Dortag aa sisbtricsl storm about Tks Hoass MIssinasTy asaisty will Mr. ter Iwfantg nd ChittrUe Booa laat Baaday Mgktalag straek a Tntpipy oroatep wfcm Umt mtnr- aaa to vialt her stator for a few weeks. mast Wsdksaday sftsraosa. Jaas tlat Estaling wUl Mbsta tbs tniMd n iwfy of focty fHoadn nt Her brother. Win. Goodrich, ae- tslsgkoas fwto aaar O. B. Dills' boaas wttb Mm Oatrsadsr. A pi—if —P* |g M TianMls— gubstStato tar Caat— OO, St RIvsralds. It followed tks wlrs la- tkotr homo oa Wmi lOah ntronL TIm coaiDaalod bar. par will bs aarvsd. All am vmleoam. R. D. Bird sad L O. Bsowa wsrs la Dka—i aud Boo thinm Byruaa, IS la aarly part of tlM ■matna waa not a. W. Wlllaixl of TpoUaaU xrao a to Iks hoass tbro ug h tiM tairphsas. Tks Bp worth losfpis iMsttng nsst Bnraks last Wsdassdsy sad Tbura- aaMo tor n aaolal iMiar Mtor which guest during the peat week at the It tors the papsr loas ttom tbs wall, Sandoy evsalag will bs lad by T. P. Hi—lu^ '|irj«3niSllL*^*TaJl4»—a thse wsM to tks floor oksrs It sa- the gucata ware ghroa a lars treat toy hone of W. R. Shaw. Stsadmao. Tbs topic will bs "Tbs Cblldrsab Day waarrlsm st tbs ball the Mlaiee Hnawa and UaaHeUa Mias Nina Daebe baa beaa vtaltlng plodsd. It looksd llks s Mg ball of DevetopaMat sad B—t Usas of Bplrlt- tt fire so It wsat to tbs floor. Aftsr It nsxt Bimday st 2 o ’elosk, Juns It. BotmeMar, elataia of Mia Brown. la Owoaeo for a few daya. ual Gifts.** Roomuis A eor- Mr. aad Mm Bd. Brow n of 8t. Both rouag iadiaa ar« aery taJaatad Mrs. C. W. WeJHaan of Oahkoah. expisdsd part wsat oat of tbs froat dlsl weleoaie to ail. €3Hlilraa*a door, tbe otbsr part wsat la tbe kltcb- Johns spa— Sunday at Mr. sad Mra. mualciaaa and tha manner la which Wls., was called to Ovid last week Tbe msBibsra of Mm J. S. Clsasot's Myron Bmltb's. they raadarad thair aMay muaieal osring to the eerloaa lllaeoa of her sn where Mia. Dills wss prepsrtag B. 8. elsas gave s six o'clock dteaer The Kind Toa Have Mw&js Bought aalactlon waa not oaly plaaatag tout father. John Mavahall dlaaer. Mr. sad Mm DHls. also Miss In boaor of Mias HsIsb Woolsy's vary eatertalalns to tha conpany. O. B. Walters of St. Jokna mada a Hslea Dills were badly sboeked sad birthday at bar borne last Sauirdsy ^ Bobih the MsDHtaiM Of — Dainty and dalleloaa rafraabmaatn business trip to Ovid laat sreek. did Dot get over tbe ill effects for afternoon. Mr. A. L. Omar’s class ware earrad aad tha evaninc cooatdar- Mr. aad Mrs. Fred Hitchcock of some time. Miss Helea still felt tbe were tbe Invited gaests and the yooag effect Moadsy. lliey were sick first ad a vary dellghful aad charming Davenport, Iowa, are spending the people spent a marry evening aftsr araat aaaoog aoelal oocaaloaa. tbso s psln took all three of tbem la the dinner, which was ssrved on tbe week at the home of Dr. and Mra. C. tbe back of tbeir nseka. Tbe woeder D. Anover. lawn. Panacr BtM Bay. Is tbst they were not seriously in A. L Oiasr'a class entsrtslnsd Mra. Daniel Kinney at Grand Rapida vis jured. Mr. and Mm. Wilbur F. Arnold of ited hla parents. Mr. and Mm Andrew J. 8. Clement's class aad Mrs. I. A. las Cfuaai llsslaL RlTar ftoraat, llllnoia. have laaued ta* Kinney, the first of laat week. Warner's laat 'Tuesday evening at the An ice cream aoelsl will be given In Une For Over 30 Yeert. vltatlono for the wedding of their Roy Stone came home and apent home of their teacher. All report a by ike Young Lsdtas ' Sodality on tbe daughter. Helen Janet, to Bari W. Sunday with hla family. fine time. St. Mary’s school grounds bere nsxt Nix of that city. Tha happy event Bdgar Gleason met with an acci BMICNUUiyieTE Sunday afternoon and evening. AH will occur on *niuraday evening. June dent which has laid him up for a few H. W. A. B E. N, HsmsHal Hsrvlee. are moot ooidislly Invitod to attond. 8T. JOHNS MARKETS. Mth. at the Methodlet Bpiecopal days. He Injured hie leg badly by a BNBiliMDir ehenun ; Sunday. June lltb. was obaerved Music will be furaisbsd by tbe Wsot- P. H. Boyd church. fall from hla motor cycle. by tbe Modern Woodmen aad Royal pbslis orchestra. CO—■CTID FOB THI VHW8 BT* Mr. Nix waa a former Ovid boy. L IS. Tucker spent a part o< laat .Neighbors as Memorial Day. A large —T T—BAT V—mflL leal Estale Dealer having attended the public achoole week In Chicago, attending a piano ALL PASTOBH A.WB PEOPLE TNIT- number of tbe members toiatber with Bpse Ball News. visltora from neighboring camps and 8t Job —, June 16, 1911. For sals st a baivkia—Brick boa — hew and graduated w|th the clans of dealera* convention. The ball players under tbe name of lfb5. Bari is a vary energetic and Mlaa Mildred Holland and Mrs. BB IN THE HERTIPE. led by tbe OvM band marched to Riv- GHAim. xrttb famaos. south part of city, two eralde cemetery where appropriate Eagle country Club got a good beat huatllng young man which Is plain Jack Martlndale were la Durand and ing from the Weatpballa Stam at Wh—t, red 80 good lots, some fmH. This oaa bs ly shown In the fact that be has held Owosso Wednesday. aenrlces were held and gmves of tbeir Wheat white______79' bought tor le— than oast of hoass. If The annual baccaulsursate address departed members strewn with flow Bagle last Sunday. The Stars being a prominent position with tha Joyce Mr. and Mrs. John H. Robson have victorious by s score of 17 to. 9. Tbe Oats ...... I______* 24 —Id xritbln thirty days. Lumber Company of Chicago for the wsa delivered Sunday evening In tbe ers. Mm Kate Dunham, Mrs. A. P. gone to Detroit for the week. They Congregational church by Rev. Matt Westphalia Stars srere organised only Rye ...... , 95 Good —ven room boo — sod lot. pass six years. expect to attend tbe State Bankera' Albaugh and Mrs. L B. Downlc of tbe Choice bjuid picked besas______|1.<5 asst part of city. ftOO If bought sooa. Mullen who wsa aesisted In the ser Royal Neighbors visited tbe Ford lately aad tbeir first game was In Aaeociatlon. vice by Rev, J. H, Wilcox of the Meth deed a matter of succs—. Battsriea C. H. P. and over 10 Ib. picks._91.65 Bssy terms. Plrr .liana. B. McGulliriiddy. father of Dr. Jae. cmetsry and decorated tbe gmvc of srere: Westphalia, Rademacber and Other beans 6c per bu. lor each Ib., resid —ce. oomer What might have been a very dls- odlet and Rev. J. E. Gregory of the Mrs. I.aicretia Smith also Riverside of Lansing McOufllcuddy, hae returned to his Baptlat church. Snltgen; Eagle. C. C. Lennemann picked. and Lin—In strests. This ta fine pro dstrous fire occurred Friday about j home In ('anada. after apeadlDg cemetery and decorated tbe graves of and Fedews. Frank W. Bertram act Cora, abelled, per buabel noon at tbe home of B. A. Wilkinson ! This feature of the high achool Mra. Bessie Benrsr. ' perty and location at 99.000. B—y several daya with hla aon. ed as manager and 8. Radenoseber Cora in ear ...... terms. on First street .Mrs. Wilkinson while ! commencement week was scheduled Clover seed. June ______Jack Lowrv of Owosso spent Tues as captain. Why not invest a little moawry In busily engaged with her housework ^ day in Ovid on business. for next Sunday evening but owing HapUst Clrarrh. The Westphalia Tigers plsyed at Clover seed. Mammoth ______97.00 auppoaed the blase of the gacoline | to the fact that Rev. Mr. .Mullen waa Notes for June 18th. 1911; Clover seed, Alsykc______97.00 fruit belt Mtebigsn? Will doable In Move was entirely out when she start* | Bdward and I-kimund Jarvis are at! Bagle Sunday vs. Happy H. waa a lost value next five yearn Large Inv —- preparing to go to San Francisco and Children's dmy exercisss next Sun game for the locals being defeated LITE STOCK. Argentine fishing, for a few days. day morning at 10;4r>. In the evening tors buying, why not you? Cmn —11 •d to fill tbe tank with gasoline. How* | Mrs. John Mentor went to St. Johns would be abeent from the city June by a score of 11 to 10. The game waa ever the gas tmmedistely ignited set* Ikth. it took place a week earlier Union senioss. Rev, Varlon will Cattle, fatted ------99.60 B 96.00 you 20 to ISO —rss. ESmmet county. and spent Tuesday preach. a ver>' Interesting one from start to Veal calves------96.00 B 99.50 do — to good re—rts and nwrkeC. at ting fire to the wall and ceiling. The | than planned. finish and was well worth witnessing, alarm was turned in but by the pnmipt Reece Smith of Detroit was called The Christian Endeavor will be led Hogs, per cwt------96.00 O 96.60 915.00 to 925.00 per acm Some srttb to Ovid during the [laat week on ac- i The entire .-iddresa will undoubtedly liatteiiea were; Tlgem Meyers and Sheep, per cwt______92.50 O 93.25 aaslstance of the neighbors the flames j appear in the columns of The News by the pastor. Topic, "(Irace for Improveaneata and buildings. were extinguished before tbe fire com* | count of the rerimis lllneae of hit Mey«rs; Happy H.. Shaddock and Lambs, per cwt______96.00 O 99.00 ^rm, city and busine — proposl- next week. i’otnmon Duties." Scripture Kph. Mirth. pany had any occasion to throw any father. .V V Smith. 4:25, 26; 5:1-2. DRESHBB HEATS. tio — for —le and exchange. Chalnier Redfem spent Saturday ' Beef, dressed ______97.00 O 98.00 water. j ~ , ^ i Peter Pohl went to Beal City Pri- If you want to —II jrour fsrm or and Sunday with his family. Mlaa ftcrtrude .Martin apent Sunday : Pork. dr«—ed 17.00 H 97.50 Mother property. Hat with me. I make Hane Ni»»iunan Herielj. Mrs Floyd Stout and eon arc visit In Itenntater. Frank WIeber of Fowler waa in Calves, dressed 97.00 9 99.00 a busine — of —lllng. The Woman ’s Home .MlMlonar>' So ing with friends In Lyons this week. ; COUlinilSSOCMTION IMon Summers spent tbe l—t o< the Sunday, Mutton, dressed ______97.00 ______ciety of the Methodist church met .Miss Fninces laiForic, who has Tallow ...... been trimming in the millinery shop ; Frank J. tVieber was In Fowler on Thursday afternoon af the home of MMLGMIIIIERS HOLD MEET Mtas l^rium Downie goes Satur- business Monday. LIVE POCLTRY. Mrs H. Haas*- on Clinton street Af of .Mias tlertnide 51earles during this day to fora viait. Tony Martin went to Detroit on aenson. has completed her work and Hens ______ter a short business seaaion. Mrs. Mrs. Selina Clark is visiting her business Tuesday. Chickem. large Chas. Covert, look charge of the pro returned to Detroit the first of the : HI SIXKHK A.M> PLK.INI'KK rilH- —n. Ernie, in Lansing. Peter Thooie spent Ssturday in St. j Broilers. 1 3-4 to 2 lbs. ____ m week. gram. Topic: “Our .Spanish Work III.NKB I.A A.N.M'il. EVENT. Mr. .uid Mrs. M’m. Oberlln visited In , Johns on business. I Ducks______10 on the Mainland." Very intereM- Mnr^'in Marshall was called the last ; Ilannlaier over Sunday. p; z*cbari— of St. Johns was Gee—, fat ...... 9 Look Here! i ing leaflets were read by .Mesdanieu of the week from his home in Spring- Mrs. Sam Burch visited over Sun-1 here on business Monday. Turkeys, fst ______12 field. Mass., on account of the serious day with frtends in Flint Jas. Fliiggs. H. Moore and H. Haas*-. The semi-annual meeting of the Dt. G, H. Frsce and Wm. J. Arens Tbe Michigan Mm E. K. Warner had charge of the ''ondlllon of his father Miss Helen Rra— waa In Bannla- HIBEH. .Milo Taylor, who is working in De- ; Rural Carriera’ Aaaociatlon of Clinton were in St. Johns .Monda.-. Beef hides...... *2' musical part of the program. The ter Tuesday on bxietness. Mr. and Mm John J. M’leber apent ; Horae bides ...... froit spent Sunday with his parents. County was held Saturday evening at C. {'ooklln haa exchanged bla old Sunday srith Mr. and Mrs. Clark in i Calf tklna. gr —• ------— — ^ Creanrery Co. meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. the home of Ijotila Holbr —k, carrier Ruth Hall July llth. Dr. and Mrs J. E. Taylor. autoU» for a Ford touring r-.rcar. WaCOUSta. ^ , I D—OOO aklna .Miss fJracc Abbott entertained the on St Johna route No. 6. .Mm J. A. Wataon haa returned WUl pmy you cash tor all Rev. Fr Haper and Rev. Frank j Sheep pelta ______.. 25 to 91.00 H. D. Douglass was In Osrosso Wed pupils of the sixth and seventh grades : A short buslnes se—ton waa one of from a short riait In Fenton. Malinowski attended the confirma your cream and will meet nesday. nt her home on South Main street Fri the feature# of the evening, while D. Scarbrough and wife are enter tion services at St. Patrick's church PRODrCB. VBOBTABLE8, FRITITS. all competition in price. Mr. Knop of Westphalia w fh da v afternoon. mualc and refreehmenta on the lawn taining company from Ohio. in Portland laat Thursday. Butter ______14 O 15 town Hattirday. Mrs Deo Tooley of lainsing is the came in for a due abare of conaider- I*hilena ijince of Klngaton vltlted Eggs ------10 O 11 You can have your ca.sh Potato — ...... 3.5 ft 40 Mrs Lou SturgU and son Howard guest this week of her parents. Dr. alton. friends in tosrn over Sunday Baby won't suffer five minutes with in fifteen minutes after were in Owosso Wednesday. and Mrs J. T. Abbott. Mrs. Ralph Taylor of t^ley la ii1s- i croup if you apply Dr. Thom—' Bclec- Oniona ■ _____ 91.00 Messrs Ben and Hdward Marten R R Beardslee made a business ; H. n. Thernton of Fowler waa elect HAT, STRAW, WOOD. your cream is delivered, ed president for tbe coming year; Itlng her father, ( haa. Peck. trie Oil at once. It acts like magic. were in Owosso Wednesday. trip to Buffalo Saturday and returned ' -Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Craven of Ith •nmothy .No. 1 ...... 914.0« on Friday.s or Saturdays home W’ednesday. Newton Smith of St. Johna route 7, aca were in town over Sunday. Timothy No. 2______913.00 M'llllsm Schafer and Mias Mary vice president; George Kelley of St. A BOOK HEBO. Martin wer<- in St. Johns Tuesday Ch—. Clement spent Sunday at the Timothy No. 3 aad light mixed 312.00 of each week. T'ri' them Johns route K, secretary, and J. H. Lee hone of A. J. Tabor and wife. Full of deepest wisdom is ’Twenty .No. 1 Clover ______912.00 oo business. of Fowler, treaaurer. Yemm st Hul-Hou —." a b—k by ______and be convinced. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Miller of Pe- BINGHAM GRANGE. ) Miss Belle IH>rterfleld ta rlsttlng In Wood, hard ...... 93.50 Program for June IT" Vocal volo. i Ovtd at the home of Wm. Robson. Jane Addama, head of that famoha Wood. ’ mlx^...... ^ _ 91.75 In the Stock well building wsmo visited Mr and Mrs. Anthony Chicago settlement. One slight inci Hufnagel Ssturday. Mrv. E P Houghton; recitation. 1... 8. Bingham of Ovid waa renew ... w-... Wood! —ft ...... 91.60 e 9175 with the Singer Sew Mrs. Joseph Miller and daughters. Zelpha Miinaon; talk. "What higher LITTLE GIRL BEAD. ing old acquaintances here Friday. dent proven better than a volume of argument, the value of boy's clubs. WOOL. Helena. Anne and Irene visited Mr. ideals have we attained by being a Vera Fern Pratt, the four-year-old .Mm Alonzo Mattl—n bu been W—I. medium ing Machine Co. and Mrs. Anthony Hufnagel Tuesday Granger*" Chas Marah; re**i1atlon, ' daughter of Mr. and Mra Phartes very ill the paat week with neuralgia. by routhfsi w-1 fine Pauldy Munger; miialc. Orange I’ralt of Greenbuah, died Monday after ; il B. Snelling of Edmontondmonton. Can . ^ “l'®*** ‘® dlrerslona of ruch a " Miss Mary Martin amt pleasantly place. aurpiiaed when thirteen of her a short illness. Funeral ►enric— | la visiting his father, T. W. Snelling Pul E Willragblty, Mra J. S. Clement entertained Mra. A xoung girl org —Iz- our first NEITHER. friends gav-e her a kitchen shower at wer*- held at the home Ttissday after-j ...... ___ Managsr of St. Jebws StatioB the home of her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Your Neirhber** Experience. aoon at 2:30 o ’clock., and the Inter-j Geo Saint of Chicago loot Wednes- ;J 'Buslneu before pleuure. ’ quoted Joseph Martin. A pleasant time was How voti may profit hv it. Take rnenf made in the Eureka cemetery.day Ing their fascinated inter—t by the old the ready-made philo—pber. It will pay you to look enjoyed by all. Foley Kidney TNIls J. S Spencer. ; Mr and .Mrs. Pratt have two other Mr. and Mra J. Kramer of Edmon-i •*» <*ramatl- '’Yes." replied Senator Sorghum; Mrs. Joseph I’lrich and Mrs. Frank 162.3 Reach St.. Flint. Mich., writ— children, one older and another ton Can., arc vlalting her father. 8., vividly that checkera and “but stippo — you're in politics. You into this Proposition. ITlrlch and daughters. Agnes and “I have suffered from kidney trouble younger than wu Vera Cobb. by all don't dare Inv —t enough money to Magudlen are visiting Mr. and Mm with dlzzinens ever>’ morning «fn arts- ; Mr. and Mra T’ P Fergitaon of tbe other clubs on Boya' day. that make it any —rt of a bualne —. and We will pay cash for Joseph Hauck in Hosebush. Mr. and Ing. Mr kidney action was too fre- j Vernon Sundayed with Mr. and Mra. their members might form a listening you ’re sure to find a lot of eneml— your eggs. Mrs. Wllllain Oeller in Big Rapids quent and when Foley Kidney P11U ' KIND CAPTAIN KIDD. L B. Downie. frtnge to 'The Young Hero — determJned to take all tbe pleasure and .Mr and Mrs Conrad Feldpausch were recommended to nac. I took them ' Mra. I. T. Welden and aon. Wm.. of I met a member of this club one out of it* ooocxxxxxxxxxxxxoooocxxxydS according to directions and In a very ‘ day — be flung htmaelf out of tbe in Hastings for an indefinite i*eiiod His Wisksdnass and Burisd Troeswrs lAnslng spent Saturday with Mra. short time 1 waa cured My dizzine — A L HickI—. bou — In a rage by which an emo- .-a - I’-Trr uniE ms mn rynn m. C Hagan. of tk« wmak. taMr* wUk D. L. BmaL In a CUnton county oouatry ashool DM fnaktoned oklM, Umm of a gan* Trananrai F. B. BU OI msm nttad. Dr. BfMlr. Frai Brown of Omad lad — to in nnoDERar tha other day -taacksr** was handing •ration ainoa and rianii thnt raaallsd Int Bap 41. H. Laaay. Mffi. Flojnd fialkt— of Ow ■t Johan thto WMk. (OoaUnaod from paMB L) out aantanem In words. Wallla aald many faania of the kmg ago wore tha Sad Jay Mratto I& St imkm FrUlMir. Mr. aad Mrm. PauJ Wllloacbhy wor* thla In reply to one: **How tnot the faaturaa of an old faahlonad taa 0yan D. 0. M.—W. Q. Hok ^ cad. »■ Prlaaary aoag horsa la ntnaln !** The tanchar anid: Friday aftarnoon by Mn. J. H. Olllat “A Daloy OIrl* lilac part af laat maak. Mra. Aaaa Hataly haa pma to Bay _____ Ruth Mullaa **Tou forgot tha **g'* Wallla eorraei* to taralva laitlra. raooi of arhoas wore Vlaw for tha Saanaar moatha RacMattoa ___ ^ “Clhlldraa’a Dajr** ad hla nrtmaka by saying: ‘*aoa! how aulrad la quaint coatnman Hra tan C. P.—R. 0. BIxbjr. Mta. J. H. Wliaat wmm to Uotrolt Bthal Scrihnor...... taut tha horaa la runaln*!** B. W.^W. H. Orask. Mr. aad Mm. B. W. QInapla am table wna Jnat Ilka tka tan tablaa of Moodajr la rlalt ralattraa. Song by ai hool ______**A1I Togothor ” yaara gone, fairly grownlng banratk a. F.^Jkjr Skntto. TlolUag ralaUraa la Faatoa thla waak. Violin sole Ifma Baal ay apaat Boaday la ..... JaaBBotia KmaMiaa 'atondjr** Ha loads of good thhig^and praaanttng C. Htisw. olac wtth rplatlraa aad frliada. Mm. Will Ktaaoy of Orld waa la BaeWaalaa A St. Johaa girl has had thla dty oa baalBaaB tha laaK of tha for eoma tlgm aad the ‘*oM SMt** at a pretty appanranaa adth Its diakas of D. Bsdtk. N. Voodarbokar of Craahatoa. Mina., tha family has baaa "kaapliig ooaaa^ tarta. erullara aad praaenrea. Tka J. W.—J. L, Traaeknll. vlaltad hla uacla. 8. K. Laaoy, Wadaao* Solo . ... “Ht afternoon wna apaat la aoelal eon* D. 0. P.—W. 0. Holmra. Mra. Lari Oahla of Orld la rlaltlag Ljtwton PaiMaa, chorus by choir, on him for aema Uma aad was tarora* day. har alatar. Mm. L. Sllraraall.. In bly tmpresssd with ths young maa. varra. many toplea baing suggaatad hum Chaao of Ana Aihor aaa tha ami aehoo l. by tha aaclant garn i an ta arorn by tka Oraaahuak. PromotkmaJ axacrloaa In charge of Oaa araalng st tsa hs said to his saam of at. Johaa frtaada Tlumday Mm. I. J. Sagr of Fowlar rlaltad har daughtsr In tha pressnee. at ths as* iadlaa. Tka fuaatlon was gtvaa by A nMMkorty hso hatshsd out 11 Mrs Mann. Supt. primary dapart- Mrs. Ollat la hakalf of tke fund that and Friday. daughtar. Mra. A. B. Bullard, tha flmt DMM ssmbisd family: “Sis, 1 rather Ilka ckiekk onir amm bslag n rooator. Him Mra. Mdarard Browaall of BlmliiK* of tha waak. la being ralsad by tke C. C. A. of tke *e nainod Hrary. Ska triad to hriag Song by School .No 17 ______..._____ tkat young man who ban bssn oalUng Coagragatlonal church, aad a naat ham. Alabama, la rlsltiac hor n»otli* Mra. M. T. Zacharlaa rlaltad rata* ------“God M So Good" hare; ha has tha right kind of n ring tbsan up rtsht aad •nra tkara nraek «r, Mra. C. B. VanSlcIcIr. tiraa la Aahlay tha laat of tha waak sum waa aettad tke divlalaa of which Sood adriM. RacMatloo ______Alloa Beribnor about him.** The daughtar rraooadad the hoataaa la a marabar. Mlaa Floraaoe Daxtar ratoraad laat aad orar Sunday. Mo«lao aowg by sararal IlUla. gills __ wMh: “Oh. daddy, did you aaa it? Was "Moor, eklldrsB." rira mraiy ttaaos waah from San Antoalo. Taaaa. whara Mlaa Mauda HItchaoek of Portland ------**Ju« a Row of Buttarcupa.** It a diamoad, or whatT** wnniad tkara. “tskiak tko pranohar sb*> taught In a gtris* aaatilnary. rlaltad Mr. aad Mra. Nobla Burnatt Dual ______“By Qulot Watara** Last Thursday the W. C. T. U. oorara nrouMl. you aratok ont and nia Hahnar (loaCta of Orloa rlaltad hla part of laat waak. met with Mrs. Tberon Shaver. It ha* •kd klds.or you any loss yo«r praoioua Chorus by choir and Mshool. ''Say, Walt.*' said a long'halrsd nmchar and alatar, Mra R. Ooatta aad Mr. aad Mra. C. C. Vaughan ra* rbUdren's Dny Thoughts by tha pastor Ing the annual flowor mission dny an Itran. It to klaaajra isnBanira whan Mra 0. U. Btael. part of laat araak. turned Wadnaaday from a four waaka' farmer, looking In through the aersan uauaually fine prog ram was glvan. ke oteyn for dlnnar." Racltation ______LsRoy Holbrook door of Wmitar Fergnaon'a barber Ljrmaa Thuraton. aftar a two waaha trip la tha Want. Offering Roll call was ranpondad to by quo* Tksy haadad hor wnralng for n tlrae vlait la thla city with hla paranta Mr. Mr. and Mrs. 4. L. Darla of Grand shop the other morning, "how soon tatlona on flowera. Mrs. O. B. Wnl* but finally Maury hanarai ennlraa, Raeltaitlon ...... Lanora Sllabury can yar cut my hair?*' aad Mia N. ThurMon. haa ratumad to Rapida rlaitad ralaUraa and frlaada In Clomag song by aehool...... tar sang a fine aolo and Mlaa Agnes loot his hand and was antan. (’hleaao- St. Jokna Sunday. "In about half an hour. If you'ra Hope gave an exoallaot reading con* Ths oM motksr griswsd ftor a wkUs. TDe DOBT...... “NokureM Pralaaa** here." replied Walter. Mr. aad Mra. W. J. Oondarman aad Mra. Clyde Bates of Blale was tha cernlng the Influence of flowera. Mlaa but St last beesma raslgmil An Hpisno pBl mlariansuT la Wyan»> llttla danghtar wai t to Flint Friday guaat of bar slater. Mrs. E. E. KniiUrt. "All right." aald the proapaetlve CJL Shaver gave n very Interesting ac The audlance In the Methodist customer, and he depart^. In n "Psrksps It Is Jsst ss mall." ske tag vkdtsd one oC the ootlylBg dls- aftar a ahort rlMt with St Johns the flrat of the weak. church could not all be aaatad In the count of her recent Urp to New York mussd. "tkst Hsojt riiould antsr tks trleta In hia terrltsfy- tor tke pnrpons frlaada. . t • iw Mr. and Mra. F. A. Trnrla went to minute or taro he waa back with hla and Washington, giving fine deacrip- tklnlstry. baesatss tks rose of my floek auditorium, many finding placos In face against the door. "Say. Walt." of eonduetkig praywr la tke bosM of Mlaa Kathryn Fhy aad Mlaa Kata Detroit Tuesday to attend the State the Sunday school room, when the tlona of aome of the National build* can nsTsr bs anything but Igy msm* • large fnrally not conspteuotta for Rn Rocha rlaltad Mr. aad Mra. William Bankers* AasoriaUon. the man from the country aokad. "oun inga. and of her visit to tke White bsrn anjrmsy."—NsUonsl Monthly. little people of that denomination time or standert?" piscy. He mode known hla IntonMoas Ryan aaar Portland from Saturday Attorney J. Hnrl Brown rlaltad hla were uehered In at four o ’cloek In House. A guessing co ntari. * with a to the woman of the honsa. aad ska Ull Monday. parents Mr. and Mra E F. Hroam. the afternoon for the annual event, floral prise attached wee a source of TO OW.NBHH, 01!1’UPIBHB OB POS* murmured vagusly tkat "ahs'd go out Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Banson of Da- near Grand I^adga Sunday. and the following program of recita 'The architect of thla column haard much 4>ntertalpnient. IHfreahmenta SBHBOBH OP LANDS. and aae." Ske was long In returning irolt ware guaatt of tha lattar'a moth* Harry W. Payne went to Grand tions. programs and aoncs given: a good aqulb the other day on a logal j of aandwlchea. cake aad coffee were Or any paraon or paraone> firm or and after a tlresoras wait tke mlaalan> ar. Mra. C. A. Hoorar. the laat of tha Rapida the first of the weak where Hetkedbt Cknrefe. merchant The young man clerk waa j served by Meadames Shroyer. Sutton corporation having charge of any ary smat to tke door and onllad writk weak and orar Sunday. he haa obtained employment. The sorviree for the children at the tardy back from dinner. The proprie* ^ and Shaver. laada In thla state: .Notice Is heroby aosse Impatience: M. 8. Ryan of St Thomaa, Ontario, Rev. Father Taylor of Lalngahurg .MethotHst church tesre held at four tor aald to the dark as he came in: | The hearts of many invalids and given that and Rev. Father Lynch of St. Johns shut*liie were cheered by the bou* "Arant you coming In? Don't yon waa tha guaat of hla alatara. Mra. o'clock Sunda>' aJSemoon. The "You're late, young man—what's the i ALL NOXIOUS WBBBH care anything about your soulsT* Mar>' Pay and the Mlaaas Ryan, the exchanged pulplu last Sunday. church wna beautifully decorated reason?" quet aof beautiful flowera which were Growing on any lands anywhere with. flrat of tha waak. rharlaa Fowlar and Stephan wtth flosrers. "Hnd a tooth ache." brought Id great abundance for thnt In the below named township, or "Souls?" yallod the head of tks .Mra. L. A. Maglay. I.^na, Earl and Rowel] bare gone to t'imp St. Jf^na. Pragrnm. "Oh! Hasn ’t the tooth stopped ' purpose It waa a Red Latter Day within the limits of any highway, family from tke orchard. "We hsro- Mahal .Magley and MIm Bualo Hardier near Seney. for an extended mitlng. March. aching?* ’ j for both given aad reclplenta. The paaaing by or through such lands, n't gat time to fool with onr aouls spent the laat of the weak In Lanaing Mr. and Mra. John Walker and l*rayer Mr. Karcher "Dunno." next meeting will be the last. must be cut down and destroyed on when the bees are awarmin*" —Llp- with frianda and relatives. daughter Mina spent Sunday In De* Heeponstve (Education —p. 83 In "What! Don't know? Why don ’t you ^ or before the lat day ef Jaly, ItIL plncott's Mra. William Uohn of Thoenlilll. M’Itt with Mr. a^ Mra. Jacob Zeeb. Psalter Lead by .Mrs Putnam know?" ALL BBI'HH. Ontario, who rlattad har aon. Dr H Miss Margaret Kelly haa returned Song No 36 " 'Cauae It's pulled." MMOUNCEMENTOFFUniliE I Growing along the right of way of M. Oohn and family laat weak, want Kmmt Jordan to spend the sum* Primary recltationa I any highway must also be cut down to Ithaca Monday to ^ialt relatives. iner vacation at her home near St. "Jeaua' Little Friend ’*, duet ...... BAI*TIHT >OTKS. I and destroyed on or before above Mrs. George MacDonald loft Mon Johns Orva Fisher and Dwight Steer** HUPPEIIIINiS HI COUNTY I date. Mra John McGuire, whose husband j day to return to bar home in Youngs* Mrs W (5. Hunter of Grid visited Recitation “WIm» Kill**d Tom Toiler ’* I Failure to comply with this notice. her sister. Mrs. W. H Parker. Txisu* la president of Rangoon College In I tewn. Ohio, after a two weeks' visit in Cwiuieth Tosmaend. Biirmah. will apeak at the Baptist | The Hand of Workers will meet I on or before the date mentioned, or day and attended the meeting of the Song. “Sw«.et Is tbe Mrsaage.'* ...... thik city with .Mr. and Mrs. Murdo church Sunday ev*mlng. Mr. and ■ with Mrs. Idxxle Sage W<>dneaday . within ten days thereafter, shall make Me-^Donald. O. K. 8. Six girts afternoon, June 21. I the parties ao falling liable for the Rev. C A Jacokes of lx>we|] will .Mrs McGulr** have lieien engage*! In ! Mrs. C. M. Morrill was In Detroit Keeltation. "What do little Birdies I cost of cutting the same and an addl* occupy the pulpit at the Congrega missionary work in Burniah for ! the laat of tha weak to meat Miss Say" ■ Plomncc Schavey twenty yoars. ! Greenbush Arbor of Gleaners will ; tlonal levy of ten per cent of such Margaret Merrill, who has returned tional rhttrrh Sunday morning and Heiitatkio Marvel Hodge give an lc«* cream social on Stephen I coat, to be levied and collected evening Paator Gregory will preach in the! from Alabama where aha has bean Bird exercls*-. morning on the theme* “God's: Hick's lawn Saturday evening, June ! against the propeny in the same Misa Katherine Kneeiaad will go Bird motion song Kindergarten Is it worth while to ‘Hilfer employed as a teacher during tha Double Message by His Single Mes- I 24. FN’erybody cordially tDvlt<.*d. manner aa other taxes are levied and past year. to Olivet Saturday to risit friends and R«witatlon, “FV>rget*me*nots" I collected. attend he varioua evenu of com* aenger " j from eye*ache. headache or Harrj* Corcoran of Flint vpent Beatrice Howe. The Bengal Vnlon AW society will I Dated this 14th day of June. 1911. n>en<'en»ent week. Great Kings Army ...... The young people's meeting for or |KMir vision when relief is so Sunday In St Johns with Mr. and Mra. ganization will be held at six o'cloi*k meet with Mrs. Blancy Lyon Wednes M'M. DI’NNEBACKE. G. H. Judd, and on Monday was ac* .Misa .Mayo laimble of Grand I^edge Exerrtae by five boys. day afternoon. June 21st. 1911. Mrs. near and can be had at such and Miss I^na Green of Flint were in the church. ! ConimlssloneT of Highways. coiiipanlad home by Mra. Coreoron Ke< lutian “The Hi noon Why” i Lyon's committee to serve supper. I Township of Dallas. County of Clin guests of Dr .-uid Mra. H. D. Hquair small cost.^ We make a and baby who have bean rlaltiug In Dwight Ste*we. ton. State of Michigan. this city for two weaka t»an of fast week. Song “One by One" TBOPIf'AL INVKHTHBNTH. I The Clinton County .Normal ABimnl thoroujrh e.xamination of the Mra Mar?' Oagood visited friends In l*rinuin ’ department. Asaociatlon will give a reception to Hyomat Is made of Australian St. Johns the flrat of the week, leav "AH auccenful men are cautious." j WHEN WILLIAHH AND OLNBT MET eyes anti if j(lasses are needed eucalyptus and IJotarian antiseptics. Recitation “Work and Win'* Weeks declared. "But If he knew the j 'lie 1911 graduating claaa at the Con* ing Tueaday for Bay View, where she Mark Severance. Jim Orr, raapreaentatire from Atch- ' we furnish them at the lowest Guaranteed by Travis A Shlley to ban* wonderful opportunlUea this country I giegatlonai church this wer>k Friday I Ison, and ths lata Archie Williams, will spend the summer. Song “Koa«o Sweet and Fragrant" t VAijlng after the graduating cxer* iah catarrh, asthma, sore throat and Mias Helen Wolcott will return Sat presents—" T^e speaker leaned for* j I one of the noted weotern lawyers, and possible cost. Lens grinding. catairbal deafness. ('omplata outfit Collection, oimouncementa. etc. ward, while hla chair creaked dan* j c laet. urday from Adrian college to spend .Music by l*rof. Roberta ! for many years a Union Pacific at- 11.00. extra bottles SO cents. gerously. and said with Impressive* ^ torney were in Waoblnctoo one time ^ the aumnier months with her parents. The Bengal aad Riley Aid Society I Mrs. 8. B Keys la Improving rap* Mr. and Mrs J 8. Wolcott. ness: "My dear sir, do you raallxe j : and Williams decided to call on At- ' idly and complete recovery from ap* Hpe<'ial collections were taken In that a coco-palm after it is seven will give an ice cream social at the TOWLE .Miss Agnes Chaffee of latnsing has both churcbes. I torney-Uenernl OIney. The latter was l>endicltia Is assured under osteopath* years oM drops a nut worth 5 cents home of Mr. ami Mrs. J. O. Bullard a great stickler for draso and appear* Optoosetrist been spending ten days In thla city Friday evening, June 23. Everybody I It treatment of Dr. .Simmons of L^in* with Mra Dora Steel. .Mr. and Mrs I>. every day In the year and requires no i ancea. Wllllama didn't give a hang ring Mrs L. K Wolffe. the nurse, Is Invited. G. Steel and Mr. and Mrs. R G. Steel. care whatever except to gather the I about clothsa, and praferred a flaanal left for Grand Rapids Wednesda>. Mr. and Mrs. G W. Hoffner and frultr’ I ahirt to a hard*botled variety. He The members of the W C. T C. SUCCESSFUL MEETIINi Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Pound of I. 1C.99 Low 1. to. It aad 14. Mpok 1. lAta T. 4. 4. aad 19. Maali 1 «4Sah oaalo dad /ToObl Oosa. Pmr BoU PUUF* olMlI ha rati hr opaolal aaaaia- ffcnr Claim No. — 444—«. O. HuMo ___ aatapa of tha aai 444—Cbarloa Kaadrtek M ImaawvaaMat; aad ha It furthai city ef PC. iabaa. Jum I. 1911. 444—C. A. LoOby ___ ■epater meeUap of tho city ooaa ell. Ooa. A. Holly ____ Baaaivsd. That tho hoard of aaaoo- hoM oa tbo abovo dalo. tho Mayor, B. VO ara harohy dhwetod to mahe a apo- e«al ...... oa aaM dtotrtet. laada WklU baaaMi ••• para41«c thm that tka poramaMBt aaparta O. Joflorloo. prooMlaa. Tho Boaacll wao oallod ta ordor at 444—A. O. Hunt ______aiU promlaaa la aoeordaare with the tap Or. plWBacr at Muift tkat okaek cro^ peoraa la laapaly daa to tko forosaOas. of tho sum of twoaty thoua- 9 o ’elook p ai. 447 —B. B. Brnmooe _____ pHl, MWMt to fooi aad eloiti pro* laak of laaaat aatlap btrda to d rlra aad. oaa hundred farty-Avo daMars. bo«a« It: 444—Harry J. Aadrawa .. 4act% In tho UMt roar that aaMwat to aaray tka paaiB tkat ara apraadlac the caat aad expaaaaa of aald tmarave- itii 444—Charlao Chaat____ M at «var tlO for ararr pataak ta tha osar tka flalda. kaoh alaplaa as eof« amat apportlaaaMe than to aad aaaaoo- ara mow known to tall short of a asp- 144—Prod Babailiirwlad UaMai Staiaa hara haaa rapo rtai hara Tho aUaaloo of tho loot roaalar aad aMe thareo a aa afaraaald. Ineiudtns ply that maaas lowar prtosa. la aoma 441—BO. Johao Csma- tiMrola the naaia of aarx aja. aa- a* ablaflr daa to tka iaatracttoa of latorvoalas Wf*sl BMoUnao. woro road maaaura. oa aeeouat of tka daplatton tary Aaoodatlon ___ tkaaa faatharai iaaoat aatara. kceord* aad oaprnvod. •••amiats aad coals of aaastractlon las to aiatiartaa Jaat ttkarai hr tka of tka wild birds and oonaaqaent la* Wm. Bird ______herehy d atarmlaiid hy tho naaaUI eraaaa In thalr oosAoua Inaset pray. If Tho roaiadttoo oa ctahao proooatod The faraaalaB was aOaptad aa followa: •aaannnaat Motoflleal aaraar at 444—Wm. Muaa ______Wlaaklaptna. o fflcata of tka Natioaal tha orchards, fields, pardaaa and lao foUoortaa roport: Ayoa. Aldar man, Plahhurn . Pmrior. iaanriatlon of Auduboa floelatlaa da- plaatatloaB of Anwrtoa wars not ba* To tho Mayor oad CoauBoa Ceaaell of 444—Para M. Patterson ., Muhtor. McCoahoy, Bloaa aad Sadtll «laia tkat tha coat of llrtav haa baan lap puardad by fewer and fewer of tho City of at. Jeteao: Nays, noae. aalaad to coaar a blllioa dollaia loas these laaact aatara aaek year, tha rao- OoatIraMo: —Wo, your ro aiaiittoo oa Total Ooa. at. A Sewor DIabta 4440.44 No furtbar baaOaaaa appaaiiac. oa mo te acftcultuiml prodaoa froaa tka tn- orda show, thalr yield would ba ta* rlolnio to whom woo roforrod: Coatla- tion ,tha couacil adjo urnad. aaada of lnaaata and rodaats that craaaad ai^ tha prioa of tkeir pro* ••at fuad rIataM Noa. 441 to 474: Cioa- Wator Fuad DIWuraoma ma. WM. COCHBANB, taaaid ba larpair wlpad out tf tkair duels lowered oral Mroot food rlahas Noo MS to SSS. Pay Boll at tho Plant. "^ty Clark. aatnraJ Mrd foaa ware pratactad frun “Tkouph the Waatar season was Wator fuad clalw Noo 417 to 4St: Bloc* Claim No. 447— Ika faathar maa. ouukat balehara and saddaoad by tha sipht of wild bird trie llaht food rialau Noo. 444 to 444; O. B. Preoton ...... 444.00 Thmi h pot huntera. Hrarr r*ar that auch faathass on boaaau. there la this year do horoby rrpart thot oro havo rarofully Wm. Corkln ...... 44.00 . A •wttfBl WABlii oaauaarclai lataraats ara allowad to a plain ecoaoayc rssaon for rsrolt at osamlaod tho oamr. oad flad thorn ror- Rarl W'eaver ...... 44.00 fPNn a kBlfa. sub . tin oan. maty nail. root of thoir footinas oxropt an Itom of tkln tka ranks of tha tnaact aatlnp this show in tha flndlaps of tha por* Wm. Smith ______14.44 flrowoalM, or of aar odwr Bstiira, apaelBs hichar pricaa must ba paid br eramaat asparta of the DapartoMnt of 914.44. la Wator fuad mmm -Jims ^ mi. PMM aiM Lpwp^bs WoaiTvfr m- toftoiaad I a party W youacj Reports fram the M. A. C. MniMRi •miiims Pfti lALE 01 TBAM. day. W. A. WCtyrr, PhivIciM mmI Surjw, RSFOirr or tm« condition or The M. ft 8. ft will ealabmi* Chll* «-^Sy «FP^NS OfflM awl laaKtaei «aal at4a of KOft SALE—Advanoa Sapaaator la dmnM day at the M. ft oharoh Baa- Goan Hotiaa aauaaa. OfOee haara •ood condlttoo SS'lnch eylladar TlMlllMeliikir!K.Mw day araatog. Jons lilh. 1911. 1 to ( •▼arr aflaraooo. with baapor. J. IBarl Brown. BL Mr. aad Mm. Otis Oosriaa aad dau- Mr. aad Mm. Prank Rokmr at at Pt. Johas. Michlwn. at th* elsas *f ghPar Dorothy aad J. W. SaMth ai^ South Oltra vMlad bar alBtor, Maa WILUAM HAVBNe. If. D.—Homao- Johna, Mick. 4.1wJ buataeaa Jua* 7. Itll. as oaliad for EliXnU^SDfMA by tlM OsaMnlsstoaor of tho Bo nStop teadad Hasenbsck'a show ta I aaaing R. artaoM. Sunday. patklc phjFolelaa aad aafaaa. Of* iaat Thumday. Mr. aad Mm. Will Warasr at Laa- FOB SALE—Blaok mare oolt. DoportaMat: flea orar Dotjr A RaaA'a alota. Of* Mm. LaBaU* and MMa Loalae Nas Tiaftad bla pamato Mr. and Mm. •aa koara t to IS a. w. aad 1 to 4 year oM; alrod by Bllaworth Seott Sunday. price ttO. Inquire of Prad HIcka. R. Uoaao aad Dtaco uas. vts..------tt4S.St7.M Brawn wars in St. JoBaa ThuraUiy. p. m. Par Chronic and Acnla dla- Coaintorriai Dope tlM.Me.ff7 Mm. Oaataa aad OsmJd Bshar at S. St Johna. Mich. 4&wlp John Drake xma on the slek Mat aaaaa (Doe. % ’Of.) navlaas Dopt. __ lll.SM.M oBBta iaat waak. BhapardavUla am vlaltias Mr. aad Boado. liortpogoo. Pecarltiso. Mm. ft H. Waad. Mr. Bahsr haa the vta. ______MS.M4.44 Mm. Pmay Bsyae mtumad loot FOB SALE OB BENT — Small houae ■svlacs Dopt. __ SN.SM.M nramps at praaant. for mnail family. S«T Swaple St. OvoffdmfU ______SAtAia xrask froai CoTlactoa. lad., wham If. Rork at ImamkMtg was a oaUar Oft. B. C. LBVANBBLftR. D. D. ft- Rant reaaoaable. Apply SOI 8. Ot* Bankiaq Hoaoo ______t.444.ee ahe haa baae taaehlns imioir aad Furaltur* aad Ftitaroo _____ X.M4.ea at tJH» hoBia of Mr. aad Mm Varney OCflea orar State Bank. St Johna Uwa St 46wlp dmsrlac la tbe public aebooto Paarea Monday. C. M. Radfarn at O tM was la tosra Orlay So aimaiTlIla at oalJ* THOMAS MANN, D. D. S.—Oftlea ovar FOB SALE—Good aaeoad hand wapon Coauaorclal DopartaMat: oa biiMusas Iaat waak ad OB bla «Biat, Mm O. T. W%ttar. Ban- Chapman’a atore. Dao froai baaks In Inquire of Mark Field. 44wJ rooorve ettioo __ tlT.OTT It Mr. aad Mm. Frad Lnmphere and day. chiMrsa ware imllad hare Iaat Thum Mr. and Mm. Jaama Fursaaon am ATTOftHBTB. U. 8. and Natloaai ID FOB SALE—Two lota, pood tan bank curroacy .. lt.177.tt day oa aoco«uit of the audden de ath Tlaitlag thair aoo Floyd la Lwaafag. Gold coin ______71t.M oC Mm. lamphriTh gmadmother. A "Lola to Hkt" aociai will b* ghraa H. B. Walbrtdfa D. W. Kallay. room houaa, pood bam. wall, Plhror coin ...... 1.4tt.tt PAI WALBRIDUE A KBLLBT, Attornare ciatam, loto pood fmlt, eemant Nlcholo sad coats _ ttt.tl Mm. Smith, In South IMaox. oa K. Vanriaat^ lawn Wadoaaday nTsaing. June SI, 11. Mraryona oot^ at Law, orer corner dmc atore, 81. walha. blackamith ahop aad taala. • $St.71t.tl Andrew Sasryer of Ann Arbor rialt- Johna. A If tahan in naat SO daya. ed tn the honte of bla nephew, Vernon dlaJly laTltad. Proecada to help pay HoviBpo DopartaMnt: for M. ft ebureh llghto Remambar VOV lULMMIlUiri C. B. Doan, Pompoti, Mleh. 44wS Duo from bsnko in Sasryer, and family iaat weak. WIT.L H. RRrNSO.N, Attorney at Law. rooorve cltloa __ttt.7tt.tl T. P. LaSalle of Portland waa In tbe data June SI. '11 aad ooma and St. Jnhna. Mick. U. 8 and Natlonol bare a good time. Supper on Murop- CO All WANTED—Man and wife or younp Bank cunroncy ... Il.ttt.tO town on businea* the tint of lent ean plan, alao lee craam and oake J. BAULK UROW.N, Attomay at Law. OoM coin _____ ..... t.OtO.tt weak. Offfrea orer State Rank, SC. Johna. man and younp woman to work at will asrred. Round Lake summer raaort. In Nl.7tt.»t tltl.Mt.St Mm. Bllxa .Vaai and daughter. Mm. MONET TO LOAN. quire at St. Johna News office. (Checks snd other cash items .. 1.1M.77 Marry Wright, of .North Shade, are FalafS BHney Esmsdi MOTE TMC MAI4C 4Sw8 Total ...... N4I.7U.N vtaitlng their daughter aari Mater, MONET TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE Mm. Clam Clark, In Carleton. Mich. la particularly recoamandad for Gao. H. Dodpe. R F. D. 17. Box 95. LlabllHIos. PGR HALE OR TRADE—A span of Capital stock paid In ______.1 M.ttt.M Mr. and Aim. E. W. Fehling cele cbroaic essaa of kidney and bladder O tM, Mich. 37wfp Hurpiue fund __ It.MO.Ot brated tbeir 3d wedding annivemary trouble. It tends to regulate and con iS-year-okl mares, one with week's THi CaKU.ggAB TME TOP or CVOnr PACkAQg.OrTml old colt: welpht of team 2700. TJndivIdsd proOts, net _____ It.Ut.SS iaat Wednesday evening. A few of trol the kidney sad bladder action aad MONEY TO LOAN—On mortpape aa- Commerrtsl depoolts is baallng. stmngtbening aad brac OOBM ow aa only , roa latg ar au . igAcam —uSunSTimw^ Would trade for pair of celdlnps subject to check tl!S.171.N their near relatives were Invited to muDoam MouAn Naa n* ran aomi. ori curity at reaaonable ratas and on walphinp twanty-flve or twenty-alx Savinas deposits kelp celebmtc tbe event ing. VanStckle A Qlaaple. aaUsfactory terma, at The State (hook accounts) Stt.3M.ll hundred, or would trade mare and Bank of St. Johna. Larpe or anmJl Savinas certlflcates Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Horr aad daugh of deposit ...... ltl,lM47 M4.iM.Sl ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ am AMD Kum or mmm a tanauvt aoapiid to db mtm amounta Call and aee ua. J. W. colt for one peldlnp that must weli^ ter PhyUta. spent Sunday with Btr. thirteen hundred. Frank Sape. R. ♦ ♦ CMBAnm AS n a mu > amd tuasamt omru amd LPStoim.. Fltapemld, Caahier. tf ToUl ...... $*41.71S.0f 4Uid Mrs. G. E. Thompaon. of West 7. 4Stf Bmex ♦ OLIVE. ♦ ’ NME fwm oaacnoaAtot awgpaPHa rr a ■wau .y aTATR or MICMIOAN—COUNTY OF ♦ ♦ PQB womi AMD poa MOi TOUMC AIB osn POB SAtg DT AU. ilAMM MONEY TO I.OAN—At low rate of in* (TIInton. as. SevemI automoblie loads of young aUPAYB HfV TMB OmUBN. HALE OR EXCHANGE— Wipplaa 1. A. J. 8. Jury. Ass't. Cashier of th* tereet Farms and city property for j shove named bank, do solemnly swear people attended the ball game at oale. Inquire at ofOce of H. E. | House on Sprlnp street. St. Johns, that the above statement Is true to the lAortland Sunday between Maple Rap Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of Riley at Walbiidpe. | one block from Clinton avenue. best of my knowledae and belief and ids and Portland. tended the funeml of her father at COIIFORNIA F|6 Sy RUPCO Three story brick; steam heat; correctly represents th* true state of th* several matters therein (ontsined. as Mr. aad .Mm. W. 8. Barnard vlalted Willlamstoti last sreek. LIMIT TOrB SPENDING. ahade; larpe bam; most of three shown by the hooks of the hank. Mrs. Bamaoxl'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. And save the balance la a better _ lots; pas; pood cement basement. A J. 8. JURY. Ass’t. Cashier. Mr. Bills of Bannister is vlslUBg CY mb. Hooker, in Perrinton Sunday. bla daughter. Mm. M. Delghm. way to pet a start than to limit your Good site for a sanlUiium or hospl- i Huberribed and sworn to bsfore me this aarlwr and spend the balance. tal. Plenty of land and beat loca i:th day of June. Ifll. M. and Mrs E. 11. Parr and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Pike of De- The (Tlnten Cenaty Narlnpi Bank, j tion. SuiUble for hotel; could be E A. TALLMADOE. Notary Public Mrs B. W. Hewitt made an automo Witt vlstted Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pike My commission expires Dsc. 31, Itll. bile trip to Crystal Sunday. (Reeourcea |5f0,000). made into fine residence. Will sell Correct attest: Saturday night snd vINted Mr. and Pays 3 per cent Intereet on all depoa- ^ for cash; will exchanpe for farm or P A. TRAVIS. Clarence Hooker of near Perrinton Mrs. (tordon in Riley Sunday, ita. IxMUis money on mortpnpee and other property. Go^ chance for • TIAH B OIFPEIJt. wMi the guest of his sister, .Mrs. Daisy j Mr. and Mrs. Varney Pearce of De- THE PRANK L 8IIII.ET. other approred security. the rlRht party. This property was lUrectora. Bamard. Saturday afternoon and ev I Witt visited Mr. and Mrs. V. D. {*earce ALBERT J. BALDIVIN. Pres. formerly owned by Dr. Andrew J. ening. j last week. COOLFn ’ K BALU Vice Pree. WlRRins and wss built and occu There are several case* of measles HEI*(»UT OKTHK (•(».NIJ1T1«»N OKTHK ' Theo. Martzke la tearing doxm R. C. DEXTKR. Treas pied by him ss a sanitarium. Of In toxrn and riclnlty, aeveral who his old bam and preparing to erect late years it haa been used as a have Just recovered and inorF expect I a new one. hotel DEA.N' W. KELLA’, executor of THE STATE BANK OF ed to come down xrith It scon. Prin ■ Mr. and Mr*. Monroe of Johns AVtRRlns eatate. 44tf cipal Vernon Sawyer of the high Johnston Hav Loader ST. JOHNS. I visited their daughter, Mrs. Linn school came down with them Satur ! Devereaux, recently. St. John*. Mlckipaa. WANTED. At Ht. Julias. MIrtilsan. at tb* <■ loss of bust* day. School W4U closed Friday on rnVMRRfTAI. A.YD SAVINGS. Dew Juoe 7th. IVII.ss<*slledfor by tbeCom* account of their being so many ex- Mr*. V. D. Pearce viaited her par- CAPITAL PAID IN FT’LL, S&O.OOO. 1 mlasluaer of the Hanklos Department. IMsed to prevent if iKiaaibIc, any ! enta. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Eaton In Geartess WstNTED—Man on farm, pood month KKHdl'Ki ’ICH. .North Olive Hunday. Harvest hand. J L SWAG ART. St Johns greater spretMl of the disesae. 1.4iaps snd dlsrouat*. vis.. The base ball game Saturday af Mrs. Burt Hodges of Owoaao, Mrs. F. A. TRAVIS Pr«widetit R 3, 45tf Msvinsa Departmsat I *iA A Secret Service Specter Ceoaly Lali al «m4. •r WILLIS KACH K X<*'mem hue retume I from Lake Won Lost Pet Th* rNMlM of Dovt4 LiOii« w«t« • ••«ome. ’ South Riley 7 • 1.0M PRICES DOWN Ukt at toot At Um C^UmUIc caam Ioit Oupyriabt br AimrUaw Praas MUn Vera Moore waa an Slate vis riatloe. tfll ! Red Sos .. 4 1 .ft7l amtmrdmy, Jun« It. The foAeral wm itor on Saturday. ! UeWItt 4 S .&M held at the Itoljr Trtnltjr Church. Rev. Mlaa Bemtee Mills of Aehley was a i Poreet Hill 1 4 .MO Thoo. C. LindeuHuni ofrielAtlAc. the focal^B IsRathNie ^ caller here Friday Round Lnhe . 0 1 .oao Coital Spring Coats, Siiitt' and Skirts. L. Cos and wife of Marsha vlatted Mr. Loac died At hie home Thureiay shat np in and the anlted hAVlas heeo a eufferar from tuber* In town on Sunday. armloa of tbs powara want there to, .Newnom vielted frtenaa ■aeoMs Laaf Hmmtmf, «uleele for aeverBl poet nMmthe. Hie Rad Box. 12: UsWItt 11; Round beloved wife piecetded him to that ttm tham. with the Anmncan army tn Oakley last week. Don ’t be late—but get the benefit of the best as wao a sohMor by the name of Hlgglna ! Oeo. Morse of Pompeii was a caller Lalm, I; Bnuth Riley. 7; Fowler, 11; lead of leoc oo Mereh 17. laat. from Py>rsnt mil. 8. the seme dteeaae. Their ■cparatloa Be had haracna aragaetmrlr when qolte ■ I" town on Thuradny. sortment. upon earth was ahert aad ther aie me nan iieiMiia _____ m jachBon of Ithaca trsMactad yonng and hnd jotnad the wpara In a^ ^ Monday. Lanaittg In the Bnuthem Michigan Dom reunited for all eternity. He wan League baa ataadlty gone —lamping a klad and lortac father aad waa thaamr. Ba bad aevar riaao aa aa ac-, Bansln«ar vMtad relnUvaa Wooltex garments backed up with a two years’ tor. bnt had bseo put la chanm of the la at Johna over Sunday. aoma of tha thne—from eighth to aollcttooa to the very laat for the lulrd place walfaie of thoae whom he felt he pi opaitlm From the theater be had 1 Mrs. M. H. Weston vlaltad her par- inapt leave behlad. •oae forth aa aa aealaUnt to a preatl i enta la Duplain on Thuraday. guarantee. Mr. Lama la earrived by three chll* dtglutor and become anmdeatly es i Mr. and Mrs. Munsell are enter- "Lmaghlng Blir Donovan of the Tigers has "come back.'* He pitched diaa. Jamea. Helen and Marie, a mo part to take hla prladpal's plaee in , ^ , ther. one brother Patrick, bealdee a ^ of n------nr The preatldlgluior 1 “*» Bunane Stewart of last Thursday's game against the All Dresses, Wash Skirts. Shirt Waists. Wrappers, himt of frieada to mourn hie depar- -J'tiiT. ‘ — ■ Kureka were In town 00 Saturday, Phillas and won. with Plank agal tat disd. aad HlgglM waa atraodsd. Then House of Branch la visiting him. This was Bill'a second game this ^ ahUotad In the army. daughter. Mrs. L. B. Angle, this Middy Blouses, Boy ’s Wash Suits Mely Trinity t-hnrrh Selea. When the allied forcea were working Sunday waa the patronal feant of their way up to the walla of Peking anj j^in^ Bdyth (lermond of Dtiraad la I "Billy" Papke, Araartoan mlddle- the part^. Holy Trinity Sunday, the Aaserlcan genaral wtebed for a asrret ] \ isitlnc old acquaintancea here this I weight boxer, whipped Jim Sullivan, cleoe of the Kseter thae. service man to go forward and reroa* j veck. middleweight champton of England, 10 Per Cent Reduction The Younc Ladles' Sodality receiv oolter. It was dealmble tn know what | The Misses Sylvia Moore and tn London laat Thuraday. After the ed Holy Communion in a body Sun obatmctlona wero la the way. wherej X«t* Sebrlng were Blalc vlaltora ninth round Sullivan loot all intoroat Laces, Embroideries, Flouncings, Muslin Under day. Meetlna waa held after the low were the eatrancee. etc. No one could *^ ”*^*^ ‘In the contest and failed to respond. I*apke got $10,000 and aoma aide-beta maM. be found to iindenake the work till It j Ifirroine Hvana and wife of lisota Tueaday la the femt of St. Anthony ^ Mich., were calling 00 old friends j of English aportamen'a money. was mentioned to Higgins, who said week wear, Umbrellas, Parasols, Hand Bags of Ptdua. The prayers of the parish are re that If be could get certain article* 1 Mloa Phllena Lmnce of Kingston. I The Bast Bingham Red Sox defeat- quested for the reiioee of the soul of from the ordnance department and cer Mich., visited her aunt, Mrs. Frank , ed DeWItt in an uphill gam*- last Uavld Long, wboe** remains were bur tain materlale from other MMirrea he! p®ck. on PVIday. Sunday. The feature of the game 10 Per Cent Reduction led Saturday roomlnit. would undertake to bring the Informa Hert Rummell. Arthur .Smith and wrma the great rally In the ninth In* Wednesday was a requiem blah tlon. He Nucceeded In gaining wbat E. W. Praay took In the excursion to ' ning. the Red Sox scoring four runs mass for the aecond anniversary of be wanted and. dreealng himeelf In a Toledo on Sunday, I on rive clean hits and tieing the score Special lots of Cc rsets at from 25 per cent to 50 the ^eath of Kdward Clrlch. fantastic costume, started forth on foot Mrs. Ell Mattlaon entertained her j Scon* by Innings. slater. Mrs. Croaa. and daughter of 123456789 10— for the Hty Red Sox 000060004 2—12 ; per cent Reduction. Hase Ball .Yalae. Walking along a road with no other St. Johns over Sunday. There will be a big time here Sun I). Wooley and wife entertained I>eWltt ...... 0 0 4 3 0 0 2 1 0 1—11 day when the Maple Rapida and Fow weapon than a light <'aoe. be met a a cousin, (leo. Wooley. of Elkhart, DeWItt. Dills and Dunham; Red ler teama meet. This will be the party of t’hlneiw ltox«‘r« Since Hig Ind.. several days laat week. Sox. Weihusen, Kteeler and Enimona. Many Special Offerings not included in the • first time these two teama have met gins was coming from the dtrrrtlen of Jerry Mc.N'aughton was home from elnce a couple of years. Aa there their enemlee the (’hlnamen were dla- Flint and spent Sunday with his ; above list. will be a great expenee to this game pooed to chop him up at once, but mother. .Mrs. J. McKaughton. we eapeot a large attendance. The they couldn't umleivtand bl« queer The .New Ann Arbor electric motor ♦ LEHA.YOK. ♦ admiaalon srlll be 15 and 10 cents. costume. T*here la not a more euper- ; cars commenced their regular trips ♦ ♦ Forest Hill was defeated here laat stltlous race In the world than the from Owoeeo to Cadillac on Sunday. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Sunday by Pbwler by a acore of 8 to Chinese ante** It Is f-ertaln low gmde | Chlldren'e Day was obaervod by 11. Mobammednn* .\s the Boier* *p-i Sabbath school here on Sun