Traverse City Press, February 16, 1917

Traverse City Press, February 16, 1917

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GRAND TRAVERSE RECKSTS HOME NEWSPAPER.

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ffEU FORUM
wmseifCTSCBOOL
IS ASSURED BOARD MEMBERS
AT LARUE

ItwuRfairi} good sized crowd of
fSikUc spirited neo sod wmdco wbo
gii^Bred in the Chsinber of Commerce
rpQB Tuesday eveninc to consider wsys
BtesunndiD^hodslo he ftdiewed '
•atsbKihiBg nn Open Fonim in i
Oty. There nt« undouhtediy many
pe^ .who do not understtnd just
. what this mesm or there would undouMedly have been a mudi greater
The Forum in -Traverse
' Oty as in every other place where it is
laepmtioa
• Is of iamene^ value from
I. Jo fact Ita
Valae mnol e\en be estimated. The
eyident intention here is to gK-e the
people a place where they can go, see,
hear, naderstand and thrash out thinps
which have been more or less a cloned
book to Efaem. Many topics eui
^ered and allttetions cfn be made to
see things cleariy to the advantage of
aBs^lhem. Cineatien is the one thing
thm baa^n lacking becauaeithasnot
bM braid Mongb. It has produced
■mrow-minded men and women wbp
:e (rfeoivingproblems ferthe community benefit The
'ill do away with -all
prapesed Forum will
<rfthU and will erect in its place
better feeling and a sincere desire
the part of all to reach the end that is
fqr^e greatest good of tfae-grestert
Bumber. It will do this becaure alt
sides esu base their say where all
hew- and because tbe greatest minds of
tbe world can be brought here to add
tbefrweahhof knowledge anti sdviee
to tbe residenu of Traverse City. The
Educstiocsl Committee of the Chamber
of Commerce is at work and no doubt
the near future wilt see the fuiriUment
of thif much required community asset.

BARRY WALES BUYS
PROGRESS LAUNDRY

VOL. 2-NO. 6

SMASW AE RECORDS

Honest imw,'we didn't think we bsd.
IbewbMription camppigD is now ways be the truth. The. telephone
■om^ylfrjendsbnt if yen conid see
all Traverse City records
is Cite. 949. the street number
The members of fhe Board of Ed- the streansof people pouring into THE q>^ly.snd quantity of subterib
............. - subscribers.
2 S. Dnion and you can sse-either for
neatien to be elected are to be selected PRESS office and signing up for Me.
_ _ .
.
depend on getting your neigh- suite. Dontsendtte money if you
at large because flf' the fact that the
two, three and five years you wonld-borls copy for he wiHTvant to keep it
Charter under which the city is
—some idesof tbep«^>uUrityof ttejand read it sgsJa. There's no such scription right now. We’ll trust you
.........................all wards. This is: . —pies Paper. And then there's thejhing As borrowing THE PR^. “IT
as we never got stuck when we treated
t^eRect the opinion of City Attorney' solicitors wbo come In with stories of JIANTBE DID.” So get in line and
tbe people right and we always did
Fatchln and wiU be fcdlowed. in the approval that make the editors hesrt order your copy now. With this Isene
.........-____ that. Now.didq’twe? Letyonranswcoming election and will probably cen- giad and confirm his belief in the real we Idd
afewnew features and we’re erbe" Put my name on the book, for
tinne untU aueb time as the Charter it good there is in huoun nature. And
^iftj-farkeep on adding them in everyitbe two-a-week, sol'll gel tbe threeeitber*axnended. revised or repealed. (he telephone, IPs ringing all the time
issue unU we cant improve it any a-we^
,.w«* and
and II Bo
Bo want
want that
that daily.
dailv. Just
Just
That it permits of th^ election of the andevery time the bell tinkles
It’s ttie one real, home news­
entire Board from one aeetios of the know it's a mark me down for that paper that will give all the news al
one, plain U. 8. Dollar to* a whole
city- to tbe disMtisfaction of all other PAPER, I canbdo without it.
year—That's
tbe
bargain
offer
and
it
lime and will not be controlled by
pa^ isTo be deploied bnt
If you are not already iti we know ils special interests, cliques or combines. must' be—NOW.
' until such time as the people
H will publish what you want to
are ready to abolish a condition that
t want to remind you of It once again. mo.
know as wen
well as wnal
whal you want to say, Office open from 7
. to 9 o’clock
does not give them such represent­ The PRESS will enter every home
no matter wbo it hits, but it must al- Satunfay evening.
ation as they say they desire. The
only way the people can remedy the
matter is by cariyiDg tiw matter up to
■r thatt they
caBB^VDore and If tlie voter does ...
nif it
choose to do ttiis it mdri be taken for Tte employes of ^ Traverse City The City a
de- C. F. Hunter, of the firm of Sherman
office well__________
granted that they are but acting “boi Branch store of the Orinnell Brother’s sires create
thst of a A Hunter, set a pace for other citizens
air”aBdare satisned with things
Co., held their annual banquet at the Social weWare worker that will enable to follow when it comes to a question
they are.
Park Place on the night set apart to tlieihtogiveassfetancetothe poor of of keeping what is believed to be a ben­
honor of St. Valentine. The decorat­ tbe community. This was decided at efit to Traverse City, within its borders
ions wei-F elaborate and together with the meeting Monday night and if the The Western Michigan. Development
the banquet serving was in keeping matter is considered at all it will no Bureau office is in danger of being re­
wilb tbe occasion In which Hearts al­ poubt be taken up fromthisstandpoint. moved from the city owing to tbe il­
ways predominate. M. Kellkutof the
legality which cropped up when the
De^il office was present and in arfew
matter of continuing the appropriation
Fitom the West and rolling Eastward weB chosen remario-directed the emfor rent was considered by tbe City
ooo es tbe voice of the nun wbo tOls plc^s to the immense business being
To off set what be conthe soil and it is ringing forth a i
by tbe coneera and made possibli
w w, , ~
.
sidered would be a calamity Mr. Hunanthem with a story that breathes
Mr.. W. J.Cts« »u the hoMra. U»iter-came to the front and offered a
great extent by tbe loyalty of those in
volution to the methods in evidence to­ the employ of the company., He also Thundar
a wl<K-( Vairnlinc suite of three rooms in the ShermaoA
party. The
day and which will solve the marketing distributed a bonus to •all #te^y
Hunter Building rent free for a yto.
problems that have so harassed tbe based on the December buslnera.
' drcoraled. the reotral eoral ^This is tbe kind of spirit that will gel
farmer in tbe past. The West always of the departments sbowedagratifyfng
being a vaae of pink and white us somewhere and too much credit can.
more progressive than the East is the increase for 1916 over the previous cnuuMik The.I ne anernoou ^ plea^pily oot be given to those who in tiroes of
place where all of tbe reforms that year and for the benefit of tbe public psaacd in pedra and muair with Miaa Low necessity measure up to tjie require­
really mean anything have tbetr birth
at tbi piano and MU. Marvel ments and do tbe thing required with­
was especially roeotioned thsi the etta
bBriness of Grinnell Bros, forthe month Liddy CMerUmed With a nomber of vocal: out delay, Mr. Hunter baa done this
Atlantie coast
arriving
of December ID tbe JUle of'llichi^ aelecUMM. Tbe..Sonora wa. alao called and every loyal citizen will applaud tbe
the ihoreline last. Just now tbe move- only Was approElmalely one maiioo on u pWy ita pm in tbe feMiriiica. At act wbetlier be agrees with Mr. Hunter
meat is atrongest in Caltfor^
lose of lho.plesmBl afternoon. Mr.. in other mattera or oot.
North Elakota but is rapidly reaching
:S(Treda
odt in many other directioo* ustM
IT*KSU preaeul and all d^wried

,frs

GRSimBROS.
WDKHITPOOR .
HERH EVIDENCE OF
CAN GET ASSISTANCE
EMPLOYEE'S BANQUET
REALfDBUCWIRIT

1UE FARMER’S VOICE

WERE ROYALLY ENIERIAINED

YOUR
FAMILY
PHYSICIAN
n»y have his thought nod
care neutralized by the
ileasnees of n druggist who
fills his prescriptiozu or by
the use of drugs dint nre not"
full strength.
Precription wort at pur store
is done by competent regis­
tered pkarmneisto who use
eeieiAific methods. A com­
plete stock of pure, fiiesh pr<
scription drugs is ahvnys at

hnpd.
Let us be your famiiy
V
CDniggists

Watt's
Drug Store
RUPRlGSrOIMBSSNOW
BAMS ON UNION
F. E. RuprifihL invehterand demonsfrator.pf Ibe Ruprigbt motor, had the
machine out mounted on a tractor
several times last week and
Id i^otial
i
the snow banks about the? dty
t
to 1
delight of bis friends end tbe conster­
nation of the critics wbo said “ it could
not be did.” l^r.Ruprjgbt wants to
establish a fani&^^gir-lhe manufacture
of the eitgine’lo Traverse City :bBt so
far has not been able to interqj|j||^
with the mazutna to looaen
string to tbe coin bag ao that'a fairstart can be made.

asisraukaeira«:«r.^L!a
KEW AHfiVAL

ic Thaverae C% Laua^'
R, but later decided to go
to Lynn, led. wherehe was employed scale,
In tjM of the best Laundries. Later be strides and
g the hmt
Mtered business for himself in that will more rapidly engulf the old m<
d by the
ods and theriumge will probably be on
dty, where he owned and managed
arrival of a baby giri at tbe borne of Mr.
Laundry for about ooe and one halt us before we are aware of it.' What and Mr.. Frank Neakey.TpewUy moroing.
yuan. In-tbe 9U1UU1CI
jmmi
summer VI
of ISIS lie
he re-1
re- jdoes this mean? It means that the real
tereedtethedueencity of the North
—_____ity
outstrip his stand pat brother wtil
ned>«
andfonned^CD-parmenhiptiritb
John,
be prepared for tbe change and
T^wmaine.
le. Mr. Wales is firm in his behave every advantag mapped out in the
Kef that hard work, courtesy and stickio-lt Jvenesa. backed by his experience
ay iograsping every detail as it unfolds Tbe Board oT Education will hold a
will win-success for him. improveAt present where tbe
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
-•rate In
------- '----------------gained full strength the farmer has tbe t eight o'clock in the Com
c being made.
preponderance of power and is
raoms. Tbe public is urgently request­
trolling the political situation so that ed to get out to this meeting as mattecs
•a will be made that will be of bene­ of more than ordinary importance are
fit to the farmer. The trend therefore expected to come up for consideration.
is towards the. emancipation of the
Anybody know Uiere was an embar- who produces the things on which
*'go on Traverse City? Neini Welt other men must live.
Why:should
there was but oot by tbe Qwwiaos, tbe •t not be. It the wor'd owess it's life I
£uf^ tbe French or tbe Russiaiis.
1 wbo handle the hoe why Sunday. Feb. 18, will be the Quarter­
dust tbe featheiy flakes which some­ should not the world recognize (be
le men ly meeting of the Apostolic Holiness
times acoompaby a Noitbera winter. wbo enable it to live. Hie fanner is Mission, at 408 E. Front St. Regulald upon oi
the unit upon which all hi
services are held etch Sunday as folberaOsu »cleared ia the middle
(t be buIH and tbe trend to giv
Suoday school at 9:30, preaching
«f the sfenk Vad now (he food-stuKs fait due is Bmple justice and nothing at 4030 a. m. and preaching st7:30 p. m
and thaconsomera thereof are again more.. No great good has ever been
Midweek servioes are held Tuesday
bitting tbe tows sooiewbere i
aceompUshed wijthout a struggle and and Thursday nights of each week.
time ai^ CD tbe same dgy.
and the fight when the people
is extended to every­
thoroughly ia earnest always resulted one to attend these meetings. Rev.
in the gresteat good to tbe greatest Geo. Bradford is in charge of these
ound>er. Now the battle has come to meetings.
the' point where tbe deservint is in^Za sisting on The, rights whicb rightfully
A. B. Gvrtis. who is
belong to him and he will get them. Hear the latest io player rolls
fdacing agents for this Michigan Auto
The farmer must therefore
necess­ at GiSooell Bros-—
Insurance'Gbn^ny
ity look forward to and attidy tisemove- My Skating Girl, One Step
in Lansfng. «aa in town last weds and
mente which affect bim most and that ThfrWissouri Waltz, - saxaphone
dropped into tbe PRESS Office. The
move at present is the various
akrangement.
Conpany is a Traverse City product
operative movements that will bring
tU^ls flaking rapi-l strides toward
him tbe greatest return for the least Hawaiian Echoes
tnceess. It is backed by some of tbe
Iris Waltz and Bull Frog Blues.
poaaible
effort.
Everyman
must
fig•trongeri business men in the
tbe welfare of those to whom
I
nhe
hat its teadquarten in Traverae City
is directly responsible and
and tbe atationary bearing the Traverse
responsible in any direction than
City stamp is doing an incalculable
be is to bis own famUy. THE PRESS
amount «f advertising for the City.
it therefore directly interested in tbO
Mr. Ciirtis states that tbe company ia
farmer and will use every effort to
writing the best class of busmem to be
It is possible (bat you oeed
keep that farmer in touch with, moveaceured and has been able to write
glasses and don’t realize IL
roemts that affect him. This colun
biMiiMn - for other . muniripkl
wiD
be
conducted
to
point
out
varioua
ttrougtannt the state even tbou^ the
bone toura did give its business to-a things df direct interest to tbe rurri
citizen and right at present it can be
■aid that the chief pim of tbit dtizeu
■bould be the ediumlioo of himself and
If glataes are not needed,
fate family to the pnd thar they ahouM
ke tell you to- .
know and-bavewhaf they are'rat^

BOARD OF EDUaiWIi
WUi MEET TUESDAY

PBARGOONTffiCin
- ,
IS UFIED

QUARTERLY MEEI1NG

UCHIGAN MUTUAL IS
GETTING THE BUSINESS

EYES HRED?I

OGMOriMBBY
KALI£nA1ED.

' The n^e ■ racking «iq>erienee
OwBt»Gegii
_
^ GegneraedfamUyti
................ at an
end, the timWaa having decided to
tosM a^T»«dl« bMue" to wbidi the
whndirii%raii4nw. whoeeownera will
hot liB— tip «Hh tbe chai«e that buya
» bcBM tag-tor tha colto orwRik’apet.
pH beratewved. teendattc coa^

Spend a few minutes of
yourtiBM. NOW, (oKNOW
. the copditlob of your-eyes.

Averse

city day'^

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Auto Show
[TUESDAY, FEB, 20

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C. R. (9b I.
MONDAY, FEB. 19, 10:25 a. m.
All those who are planning on taking in the
show are heartily invited to
join the bunch.
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Traverse City Press

PUBUG FORUM

BOY YOOR Sim nnBiffllRENEEK^
NOW
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(furnt (Han Slmaw

Printed every Friday by the
GOTHIC PRESS PRINTING SERVICE
7A« Pram "Get Toftthtr"
C. E. MyeriGen. Mgr.
H. C. Daitell,
•
Adv. Mgr.
GOTHIC PRESS PRINTING SERVICE
EDITOR PRESS:-Will you p'easeL
February 14, 1917.
-Myere k Myers, - Sole Owners
allow me space io your paper to sbowF^j^^ Traverse City Press
312 South Union Street
how the workingman is up aj»inst «lug^sir~
with the present high cost of living? i i„
week's issue ^nder the ca^
Th» PRESS ^ice yrill be open Sat1 have gone
the »*««'■ very
• orday night fitom 7 to ft o’clock for Uie caretully and am quite certain that a published an article which impUed that
purpose of, receiving subscriptions man cannot get along with four in ^
number of pupils had recently
from any of
friends who cannot be family and live anythiug like a free
suspended because of their tnareached during regular working hours- born citizen with less than this amouoL
j
Dont mistake the place. Thenumbcr If thet* conclusions
.true then
is 312 Union street and it will be open more than seveuty-five per cent of “ei
^
criticism was honestly
for vour convenience. Join the merry
• in Traverse City are not
Booster’s Club and gel in line for your wages enough to live and pay thcirbills j would like to state that I never tnspapers The solicitors ate working
overtime and doing«reat. thank you.

' at Anluram’a

four in family can pull through and «
^
p^pjj^ .
^
based on weekly expense: Kent, •1.7&
suspended and none exBrocerie,«di.eU, e-M;
peUed. Id evm tOe .11 tte evident
seemed
to indicate
that
the teachers
“Del,.1.5eidoUuDt,«2.(10im«llaJ
l.M,
seentedto
mdicle
td.l
Tlie City of Traverse CiU cannot
bad tried their best and bad fatle4 tc
incidentals. 11.00; total »12d!S. H isnot get anythinglikeasatisfactory response
afford to addopt any *uch advice
••Law or no Law” and City Attemej material why tliese conditions are
from the pupil, that the time bad ar­
rived
when the pupil was ddng the
but
there
is
no
question
about
the
Pntchin stood on the only safe ground:
school more barm than we were doing
when he stated that he would not -twist istenceofthe sute of affairs as set them good, and that further patience
the taw” to suit any circumstances that down above. It is therefore the duty woulfcease to be a virtue.
of every person to do a little thinking There is no more public institotionm
miglit arise. Onit a serious breach
ogr city than our h^b ****®®’^
the proprieties CO ild resuH from any along these lines and find out what
- soeh action and to even recoirt
wrong. The general impression I
doings
they can be had
do
adopti< n of an incendiary ptrogram siich all these high prises are due to the war ingtnyo!^its asking.
The writer hat
simply for the asl
as this would be to esUblisii a preced­ but we have no war and to me it seems a strong auspicioi-------------uon that it is the absence
ent thaU might lead us as a City al­ that the only reasoo we are paying of facts and the presence of rumora.
most any where and result in chaos and these exorbitant prices lies in the fact uninvestigated. iW is largely the reainunicipial PoiTUption. THE PRESS that food stuffs arc being sold out of son why our public schools, in which
every honest citizen should be vitall
the country instead of being sold at interested,
believes that every good cili/en tn
................ . —
the subject
are made
mi
comipiity is lined up right behind
home, at least until we • have stored such petty attacks.
«iougli
to
feed
ourselves.
Would
like
City 'Attorney in the position he thostG^’
h. CURTIS
lo follow and respect liiai more than to have some others take the matter up
ever that he dared to go against the and see what they think of this sit-«
recommendations addressed lo him to uation and whether or not they can
aell his honor by disregardiug his^th figure where the.laborer can live and
tV.Cmth"e mind Ios.es Us feeling for
vfotliceas City .Attorney and his ob­ meet his bills.
Ed. Smith,
ligation ns an attorney. Many of us
European Hotel
undoubtedly feel that the l.-iw'tt aie nuneecssarilly harsh at times and that the
.wheels of progress are sometimes re­
tarded by adheringdo them but when
ttiere is no cjuestion as tu whni was the
iitciil of Rie law there ean be no ex-|
will not be so high for you
L-use for advising an offit-ial to du>re-j
when you gettbe habit of buy­
gard the law asfie sees it. io do so is]
ing all your Groceries from
iittlcThurt of an insult and Mr. Patcliinj
us. We carry only
purest
is to be retomiuended for the si. nd liei
and best grades-the l^d thaf
lias taken in tlie matter and ue all may!
the mtical usera of Grooves
' feel much safer to know that we have'
always w&nl We have aiTtlie
a mat! wlio ivi- t-an tru.sl at the lie! in in \
standard goods and our prices
city affaii> w lio cannot bc.bluffi d. • big j
are most moderate. But the
quali^ is the one point that
slicked" or moved i>v threats to disre-l
we insist on mosL Your
^.gard h>.^ duty to the people and to hisl
basket of Groceries,^ bought
C iu<rieiK-e.
I
here, carries satisfaction.

It will be a long time before you will be able,to get as.
loy prices ss we are quoting right now.
Mostofourspring'gooiisarenowon pur floor,,we hot
them early, hrforethe big advances, and arern a position to,
AND WILL, give you lower prices than you can get
elsewhere.'
. ,

$5,65
for this beautiful finished combination Dresser and Com­
mode. It Has a genuine Fr^h plate mirror.

Law or No Law

The Co$t of Living

F. O. Nicholson
511 S. Union St.

DEHOCRATStAST W SIHHTll

Wbeu the linajvcsult was announce
as to thenumber of candiilntes who
were going to make a bid -for election
to the two vacancies on the Board of
Education it was found that Miss
]>emncracy was either imeiitionally
laying dormant or was "Asleep at the
Switch.” Anyway no candidates were
anxious enough to file nomination
petitions and so the G. n.
aiid So;
ciulisi parties w ere the only ones rep'n-sented, three candidates l>obbing up
with Ih^^epublican libel and two with
theSoelalist trade mark. It is to be'
lio|K-d that one of these on the .Kepub-.
heap ticket will withdraw in order that
the expense of a I’riuiary Election can
be doii^wny with. The aspirunts for
Ihejobs'on the Kepubiicatt ticket are.
Mrs. Hildcgaib Millikcn. Charles A.
Everett and Willard Phillips while the
Soci&luit iine-u|i presents the nsnics of
HaiTy A. Loveland and Hcrl.v-rt A.:
Contes. The name of Mts. Millikeii
will give the men folks of Travers,- City,
particularly those of Republican faith,
a chance to say whether or not Jhey
are real believers in Woman Suffrage
and tbeir right to hold office.
Hoard Not, Waste Not.
Tu be thrlfiy iIik-^ tint mcen to bo
OlOfT.
Iiu'iiir« Iqkliic kuimI «ire not
to w-Bstp or luis-qwHirl wIiHl .me bqa.—
Ullwiiukev Journal.

Phone 377

Annual Militory Ball
Hannah Camp, No. 23. A. U. S. W. V.
City Opera House

Moll’s Orchestra

Thursday,
BB$1.

EztreLadySOe

22
Grand MareSat 9 p. m.

' You Are Invited

TRY OUR HOME ROASTED “PEERLESS BRAND”
Coifee for your Sunday breaktet.
It has -an exceptionaliy fine flavor
that appeals to all coffee drinkers.
Equal to any 45c coffee, regardless of
name.j
per lb. .

na pay'UtrongbUie ndoe. X aup^
pose, bat It can't be helped now. We're
hole and we've got to get oat of
it before we Mak any deep^.”
"I rao don-D to DaweoQvllle a monUi
ago,” said Clarkeon, ‘dad had a talk
with Thomas. I told him we might
cooililer baying tbe river rigtata If the
price Waa low enotu^”
•TOh. bell sell, all right If we otter
jenouA” Holmei aald cynically. "Every
j man has hia price. Wbm ia Behrens
Inowr
*36 waa at Dawaoovllle a day or
ro ago,” tbe other replied.
“Good I Thafa Just whm I waot
' hlai. He can pnt throngbrthla deal
anyone'cen. Just cake down tbit

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Timothy Thomas. 'Under the terma

WUUam Behrens. Daw

Helen's exceptional Intelligence and five months lo-JIVe on hie land before
mental' alertness made her an apt
pupil' of the telegraph operator at
Dawaonvllle, ao that within three
months after her meeting with Bnpert
with the compleUoo of Che raUway,! to meet you at DawoMnvlUe tonlabi
Holmes, she was able to aeotl end take
messagea with a facUit; that a
the Wire
'shed her Instructor.
Within
.riionths ahe was able to take the
Ita MuveriDc Mrht
iDto ,ir«t „ Dm**,,™.. Tl.. opetaior ,u .
tacea of the faateat sender on the clr-jon the
p-w
'p”
-"tDictDi
pcult
turned perforce to the only other chan-1 brows to a ponied way as ahe copied
nel of tranapoitatlon—the river.
altnatlon exlaUng In the Iamb
the meaaage on'a yellow aUp. Th«
As a result, within a year afti
territory adjacent to Dawaon waa
operator's name waa Helen Dawson.
peculiar one. The railway itself w
last rail had beenjald and the laat Helen liad to read G»e telegram sev­
spike driven, tbe raUway sidingi
pawn In the abrewd game wbii
eral times before ahe realized lu ftiU
fllled with flat can lying idle, vriiHe OgnUcance. Snddenly the solntion
mat was playing io lea effort
control the northern forests. It had the once despised O'regonla was fairly
been boUt by tbe Amalgamated at the riioked with logs bnriling along on tfiwned on her.-The treat wanted tbora
of Bnpert Hotinea, In order their way ta tbs coaMsrIaa p«in«. It water righta, wtaataver they cost,'*)
tnnsforinaUon chat deUghted that It ml^t mdaopoUM tiauporta-to tap the rich holdings of the inde­
pendent owners to the north and east old Tim Tbomaa. for on evmy log Saab tioa.
ed away its owner paid him tolL
long ume the yonng girl sat
of Dawaonvllle.
Nc sooner was Itjiut In operaUoo ' It U not diffictilt. therefore, to com- at her desk, becdlras of the (matter­
than Holmes gave orders to boost the prshend trhy Rupert BoUaea -was in ing inatrament debating ber acUoa.
when, on his re­ Behrpns. to whom tbe message waa
freight rates, fur he w-ns not hampered
in that day by Istereiate coiumerce leg- turn from a prolonged bnalDess visit addressed, she knew by atgbc He was
lalaUoa. and be figured that if thej'o European points, be auBaoned hia a snriy fellow, onaervHilons'ud dom­
I
rates were gradually raised to a point i
manager to a 'cbnference. ineering.
There was only oos thing to do,- die
where the iqdependents could no long-' '^harteson." he tiegan. abrnptly.
ship except at a loss, they would | "that feUow Tbomaa, with bis cursed deedded. She would show tbe t^egnm
foreed, in order to save tliemsrivea,' boom rights has na in a devil of a bole. to Dave Dawson, her foster father,
sell their holdings to Uie trust at | Ho seems to be dotng all the bjulness and abide by his dedM(w.
the trnafs price.
I while the railroad la not paying for
It was five o'clodc. In ao boor the
night operator would r^xirt for ^
Bnt Just as Iluliups had ridden to tu grease.”
•The railway U In bad shape" Clark trick and Helen would be tree to leave
snccess on the Importance of a river,
her
post. A few* mtnntes after six she
sc bis latest scheme wus doomed to son admitted. "There la hardly any
breathlessly Into the living r
follure because be had forguiten the busiaesa outside tbe
of the Dawson homo.
fact Tbe Calapoola boom rights, which dod a tittle local frel^L”
had been tbe busts of all Holmes'
“Uncle Dave," aha cried, holding ont.
“You're right thero,” said Holmes.
wealth, had been no more Imitortant “We can't compete with the river so the square of yellow paper, *Tred this!
proportionately thnn were tbe boom
as plain I wanted you to aee it.befMV It waa darights .pf tbe Oregonla.
i’ll have Uvered t
And Just as Holmes, twenty years to close tbe river np.”
Tnlce. thrice, -David Dawson read
"Howr demanded Clarkson, cori- tbe message. Then, his mind mads np.
before,- had owned the boom rights on
tbe Calapoola. so tbe same privileges ously.
be rose and donned Ids hat
•ID the smaUer stream were controlled
“By buying Thomas out lock, stock
“Come along, my dear," ha aald.
by a .ahrgwd J h.2<5c*trader jiamed nd barrel," Holmes answered. rHe'U “tVe'!! gq._ov^ to Tim Thopiat and

Cyrie^tTlieatre

213 L FRONT ST.

CHE/KM or PHOTO-PLAYS

Bargain Days

'Saturday and Monday, f'ebruary 17 and 19
You’ll find This a Buying Event well worth taking Advantage of. Read All the Items.

19c Box Sale

19c Sale of Black Cat Stockings

Saturday Afternoon at 3 o ‘clock

For Boys and Girts

Each box guaranteed to contain goods worth from
2Scto»l.f«

One Box Will Contain a Silver Dollar
We will also include'in other boxes a pair of Sl.OO
Fleeced Blankets, a ladies'black petticoat, a tl.00
hand bag. hosiery, towelii.-aoiions.etc.
Boxes will be, numbered and sold by tipketsT “Don’t
miss this 19c Box Sale.

Initial jlandkerebiefs
Ladies' 1% black
Lisle Hose at pair
4 yards of Bleached
Toweling, wortb-Sc yd. for

J. W. SLATER’S

FRONT ST.

CITZ. PHONE 138

Special lyc

19c
19c
19c
19c

You gef the best goods at the most reasonabie prices at
t'eSE
) EAST

Saturday and Monday we wiil sell Black Cat Hos­
iery for Boys and Girls at 19c pair.
A good weight ribbed quality, positively fast
black, and recommended for service and satis­
faction.
Will compare favorably with 2fic hosiery.

454nch Pillow Tubing
2)C quality-, at yard
1 Jidies 25c Fancy. Vests
Very pretty styles. Etch
ALL SILK RIBBONS
25 Pieces of Moire and
Fancy Ribbon, special, yd

19c
19c

Two Tables of 19c Bargains
in the Shoe Department
Some odd paire of then's storai
rubbers; children's ahft sole shoes
and moccasins; odd pairs of men's
carpet allppert. AU to be elored
out on Saturday and Monday 1 a
at choice for
I^C

Globe Dept. Store

FRANCIS X. BUSHSAN ant) BEVERLY BAYNE In

SUNDAY
FEB. 18

THE IDIPLOMATIC SERVICE
METRO

SiAiday, Feb. IS

paramount

Thursday, Fab. 22

Dustin Farnum
IN

IN

The Parson of Panamint
'

Tueethy, Feb. 20

paramount

MAE MURRAY

paramount

MARY PUCKFORD

'

The Big Sister

Friday, Feb. 23
world
Etha Clayton-Cartyle Blaeln^l

IN

'IN

Poor Little Peppina

Broken Chains

Weilneedey,.Fab. 21

THEDA BARA

-

poa

Saturday, Feb. 24
'

The Vixen

'91 Vi/i/ Star in n

paramount

• PAULINE FREDERICK
IN

'

Audrey
111 •(' o vt Tl ’ J'ay.

Ji:

•>

h*T* • Klk.
hif9£eea^ S5BlJSl~?^ 5n ffi5-Srmiid: Tin
II «14 ITte. bat wlmterer ttiey nay My Tbomas turned to toApter hla-cabin.
of Urn he's not hard-beartad. Kf -we
CtaAI Boondefl.^ report at an aucu make him eee things ae we do. he'll tomade. It procacdti^, from whore
not be Ukely to sbU to the Amain- Behrens lay. The deftfited aervani of
Established for benefit of buyer and seller and for the
Rupert Rolmea wasofiteOng through
UMd Them ETerjr Week mated at any price." j
Developn^nt of Grand TraveriM^R<»g^
-- '
Tim Tbomaa Uateoed to the story, bis podeeL
PROFESSIONAL
■nie old lumberman atwped at tbe
absently poking the fire as be did so.
DRS. TRUEBLOOD A TRUl ilLOOJK
,FATR0NIZI5 THE PRESS
An InacnitaMe grin overspread his first thoL Half tuning, be suited
NO. 110.-50 acres- clay loam soil,
UVE-WIRE ADVERTISERS
mabogany-hued countenance. At last
NO. 119,—llacrea justoutsideofeity Osteqpathic Pbyskmns. FiTS-U glassbe turned topawson with a gesture .igaln for the cowardly Behrens, but ei^t miles Traverse City, good road, limits partially set' out to fruit and a es fitted. 406 Wilhelmjutlding. - ^
IndlcaUng that be bad beard enongb. ihe first shut bud taken effect. With a with dandy buildings and smatl orchard real bargain. Has dandy bam and in- DR. SARA CHASE. 407 State Buk
ahnddering gasp, Tini Thomas fell for
Best chance yet $35(10.
$1500. includes all necessary tools. Price
“Dave," be said, “you've ataed me op
Block. Diseases pf women and:child
ivard on his face. Within a few sw- down, balance easy.
ri^t I reckon Tve got the r
$3000., part down, balance easy.
onda be was dead* and tbe man wh
FISCHERS- QUraRIE
him around here of being a
had killed him was' skulking ufi
NO. 118,fisted old felloK but I ain't ao
DR. W. J. HIGGINS - - DENTIST
CITY PROPERTY.
greedy for idoney that I'd rula some­ through the dense- Umber.
(lOOD Dentistry
FINE Prepsrations
David Dawsou, sad at heart, walked within seven miles of Tiaver»e City.
body etae to get It. Ton needn't wor­
Small three' room house on Cass
Is good soil and every inch ,6f lit
■Large Comfortable Cara
for Painless Ext.
ry no more about tills bnsluess, Dave. slowly .over to Ids own home where
street with two big lots. Can sell this Smith A Price Bhig.
Prwnpt Service Heg«l»tion Price*
Dor you eliiicr. Hiss Helen—I ain't the other mconbere of the family werA
for $350.
eagerly
awaiting
newa
of
Tbomua'
con­
going to sell to the Amalgamatedrno
324 E.-Front Si.
Citz. Phone 1134
dition.
^
H.
B.
KYSELKA.
M. D.
luntter wbat they offer me- Pm getNO. 120,-Dandy five room cottag‘The old man's gmeT" he said, drop­ NO. 113—80 acres improvt
ROOM 2
rin' a pretty fair Income from the boom
home on East Side with cement blocl
ping In'Io (1 cliulr. “He was mnrlallj Mecosta county. Good 8 ro
City Operk House Block
righta. anyhow.”
woimded. I guea the whole thing wat
Is large comer lot in g->od
and fine outbuildings. Cellar will hold
tnibnt on tbeir converantion were
Residence,
Office
Y our friends can buy theSothree
deliberately planned. Now tbe Amullocality and will sell for $400.
In old Tim's cabin, that they
1000 bu. potatoes. Has yoi^ orchard.
SOCTSo. Union St.
. Telephone
gniKuted will step In and grab his
* anything you can
not bear the approach of
SflH is clay Ipam, 'Is i;/ mUes from
Citz. 253
‘Citz. 619
flaim. Thaf means ruin for the poor
give them except your did
NO.
121,—siXTOom
house
one
block
w-liasc footfalls were deadened by the
one of best markets. Has 00 acres
fellows up river." .
f^iotograph.
Union street school with cement block
soft earth they trod. These new ar­
“But how eim tbe Aronlgnmated tnke cleared. 20 acres pasture and wood foundation and cellaraWiII sell for$600.
CONNINE & CONNINE
rivals stood for a tine outside the cab­
Send & Send
Tlni'a ' claim?" dcumuded
Helen. timber. All necessao' tools and three
. lawyers
in door, listening intently, boe of
“Wonf It go to his helrsT' .
horses included. Price $5000. Bill
them wes “Big BiU'' Behrens, the oth­
- 401 state Bank Building
“Tom didn’t leave no heirs," said trade for business place or sell ^down,
-SPECIALer was Uewltt. the lawyer.
Citz. Phone 123
Pawson, "leastways, none that I ever balance to suit.
The
Best,
Paying:
Restaan
They
were
not
alow
to
realise
the
,
NEW LINE
heard of. Even If be bad any heirs It
despemte state of tbeir misslop. these wouldn't muke no>differeiice, for he
in town for sale on easy terms
PRAY LINES
R O YAL
two tsorthles. It was well Into
NO, 112-70 acres good level nnimApply at
Push-Button Easy Chairs at evening beforetliey again approaclied
•BENRlflll
,CONTINUED OK L.AST PACE
proved land in Newago county,
The Press Office
Light Drsy & Bsnage Une. CUz. Phobe
the cabin.
GOBLE & ST. JOHN
good road and Burrounded by good
965.
PboB. 234.
“Little matter of bnaineas to talk
238 £. Front St.
farms. Will sell or trade for auto
over wltb yon, Tliomas,'' said Behrens,
mobile.
NO. 122.—Five room house with bam
BERT MULLEN
as the old man opened In response to
hJs knotk. "Mr. Hewi
TwobliKks Union street scbobl.'
Light and Heavy Dray. Household
reason^Go«h^^v;i
be In town s6 1 brought him along."
ving a ^ecialty. AuloTruck
DO NOT FORGET TO BIW
NO. 116-120 acres ifear Honor, 2S cellar. Will sell for $500.
Man
for
work
on
farm.
Gail
••Go abefd.” said, Thfimos, but
Service.
aci-es cleared. Has.old house on it. able terms.
Tea and Coffee
too amiably, for he had no love for the Press Office.
Phones, Citz. Office 37
Res 109C
Is all land ^ean be made dandy
OF THE •
Amalgamated or Its emlsaeries. “Spit
home. All BMwood and can run NO. 123,~Une of finest reaidenc
what ye've got to say." urged the
MARK CRAW
City
on
paved
street
close
in.
Work for All Around Man, machinery on 80 acres. Price $2000,on
old lumbenaan.
Will take
Call Press Office.
I'liur own terms. Will acccptcity prop­ modem and cost $4600.
“It's about yonr boom rights oe
lumber ForiyAwo 48-4
$3500. for quick sale. Terms to suit
erty a.s part payment.
Oregonla."
said
Behrens., easily,
“awhile ago yon offered to sell out
LEONARn COURTAOE
'
to Mr. Holmes. Isn't that sot"
After the Show-Li^t Dray—Calls for Baggage
*T offered to seli the rights and he
: Phone 404
House 903
refosod to buy them. Now they ain't
We can sell or exchange anything you have or buy
for sole."
anything you wanC Try ouf method.
ALL MAKES OF BAT­
“Perhaps youll change your mind
31? Union Street
^
Traverse City, Mich. TERIES charged, stored or
.wbeh yon hear my offer," auggesied
Bert Kelly. 24 ye-ar* of Age. »»• of Mf.
Behrens.
and Up>. Cliolon’D. Kelly, suddenly exrepaired
by Expert battery
“They ain’t for sate. I tell ye." re­
pireil on West Sevenlh st -eet in froiit
mao at the Storage Battery sta­
prated the other.
“Wbat would yon say to an offer of i hU graiidfatl era lion e, lubn Kelly, ib
tion, comer Cass and Stite.
eveiiiiiffal
jusi as the
thirty thousandr
J. W. Slater Auto'Co., Both
AT
“You've bad my answer," said ing (o prees. '1 h> yuuug
Phones.
49tf
V borne Kheii ii seems
.. he had a. hem-!
hem-:
Thomas, abortly, “there's nothing do­
Chong Ying ho
ing."
irbage as bliHMl was found on (he side-!
11 a, m. tojj).
walk for some distance and uptu the place
where he fell.
There was apparently no
"Now by reasonable, Thomas-T-ni lUugflc. No accurate a<-ctiunl can be (-iiPhotographic Supplies
OEND YOUR SUIT TO US FOR make It fifty thousand and -we’ll riose co/>f tbe Ual-momenia at no one taw him
CLEANING AND PRESSING. . the deal rlglit now. Mr. ^wltt will Cill.'.bul il it cenain be bad been on ibri
Amateur Photographers, we can sell you a complete
WE HAVE PRACTIC.AL EQUIP­ 1 draw up tbe papers. I\’bat do you say groond but a few.'inonienia when found)
Prin ing and Developing Outfit for fKJe. $125 and $1.50
to thair
MENT. WE TRY TO please.
Codak Developing Tanks. $2.50 to $5;
•Til say this." cried Tbomas. “now and carried mto bit prandlalber't hrWRITES
Eastman Non Curling Films and Autographic always
T. C. ffrEAM LAUNDRY thoroughly exasperated, the Aiaalgm’
fresh.
„
. mated ain’t -got enoui^ money to In­
' > 61$ Union St.
Both Pbonea
AiX IONDV_ .^
duce me to adL And ym feOere -get
icriondfifik.
'Over 5c«e< Drag Siam
out of here—we’ve had our talk.”
Unlucky Friday and nndne baMe exW
“No man can talk that way to me Covrll A Croat one round doUir. It migbi
and get.away wltb It" enarled Beh­ have been mure but Mr. McDemioll war
EDISON AGENT
rens, advancing on the ' old maj( magnaniroout. The eauae of il all wat that
with a threatening gesture. But he bad Mr. Croat began anil Ib collect coait in
232 East Front Street
reckoned without his bust. Old roan
tbe Coze va. C-araon ethc which had al­
Thomas had a frame of steel. Behrena
realized too lat« that tbe bluff be In­ ready been paid. Aa the defeudanla u| •
MADE HV TjJE CITY BAKERY
peated judgment could not gn by default.
tended had failed to work.
The place where you can gel
“Y'cra fonrflusher." shouted the old No ezceplional legal ability was required
Cocoa Nut brand Margarine,
er Uiere was no cauae fur action and
man as be clutched at Behrenk “If
u6e
the perfect Butter.
half the morlea Tve heard are true,
of the qTwo George*" gracefully i
you ought to be wearing a atrlpW
wledged tbe com and prumHcd
Red Clovi r Compound
suit"
pay upBLOOD TONIC
The next Instaift Behrens was lifted
high
and
aent
creahlng
ff.rough
the
AMERICAN DRUG CO.
Cocoa Nut brand of Nut Butter
door which stood ajar. The Algamutaje E. .From si.
is purwy vegetable. Do not con­
ed agent landed .with a crutili. while
Daily Thowoht.
I
Hewitt, bis legal aide, tied In terror.
found it with animal fat Oleo­
He U tbe imjsi jHiuerful wbo has
With A coctemptuo.UB glunce at his
margarine. There is no , rela­
IhUnaetf to iwwer.—Seneca.

PRESS HEAL ESTATE alHEK

MIDGETS

Classifll^^ Ads

TAXI SERVICE CO

WANTED

HANKOW TEA CO.

SUDDEN DECEASE
OF BERT KELLY

WahVs

OUR SYSTEM REACH^ OVER THE CONTINENT

SpBGml Dinners

CITY DRUG STORE

See Us For Kodaks, Cameras

INSURANCE
LK.CLEVELANDAGENCY

JOKE .WAS 6N coral A CROSS

John P. Scott

“BETTER BREAD”
*
iOc

Pulver's

Sample Corsets, all styleY

14 off

BAY BANK HOSPITAL

Suraicsl and ^edieal work cared
ir. State Licensed maternity hospiExperien^863 E. Front St.
Fish, Prop.

BOYD’S
Taxi, Transfer and Oray
—Office Phones—
Citz.8Uand3C7
Bell 139
Res. R-U1S4 Citizens

YOUR PRESCRIPTION
Will be Carefully Compounded
by Registered Pharmacists ,
only It

Scott’s City Drug Store
For Campbell’s

Wilaroinit Drug Service
CALL
EITHER PHONE 2 70
NIGHT--------- ^------------------- OR DAY

**spring rusli '
J). H. Devendorf

Pamter and Paperbaogcr
716 W. 7th.
^ PhS^ 4Q1

We sell goods by the yard
for Lad^’ Suits

meebOer

THE TAILOR
Phone 91D
327 S. Unlorftt

YELLOW JONOQDILS
'

amloUior

tionship. You get it at Pulver’s
~

The Hobart M. Cable Piano
and Player Piano

E.-Stanley & Son
705 W. Front St.

446 £•*( Fraot Street
b Pboqe..
D^ver

Citt. Phond945

R. R. TIME TABLES

Made by Chosen Men
T^O piano can be any better than the men who make
it. If ideals are Ipw the instrument must suffer.
The men who produce Hobart M. enable Instru­
ments have never forgotten this in all their years of
success. They permit no man to participate in the cre­
ation of the Hobart M. Cable piano who does not share
their purpose to produce a musical instrument for the
sake of music. ..TTie community of^wofkers here is now
numerous enough to make pianos in larger number
without a sacrifice of musical ideals. This announce­
ment is now made to a selected audience to inform them
of these Highest Quality Instruments dedicated to lov­
ers of music. Hobart M. Cable Instruments have never
before been announced publicly. Over 50.000 are in
homes everywhere.

A Barrel of Good
-Things
to eat could be easily chos­
en from our stock, and still
lliere would be no tiVO articles alike. Every soirtofkn
eatable is carried by \

In Our Grocery
Stock ■
The qualitv of our goods
is all that you could desire.
Our prices are lower than
vou would expect to pay.
Why don't you share these
adva'hUges by confining aH
your purchases of "food­
stuffs' to our store?

McCormick, '“of Course”
402 SOUTH UNIONSTREET
Trevene Oty. Mleb.

«tuPbeiie27l
Do your

1 tb. Prints 28c
2 lb. Prints 55c

Superiorities
HoUrt M. Cable nanos and
Plaver-Hanos are built in ti>e
spirit of the Master Builders
of tbe old Bchool. Ilie mar­
kets ofjhe worid are sought
for the materials used la constructioD. Tt4 valuable woods
'used in veneeriug possess
beauty beyond reproduction.
The many eqats of varnish,
thru our system oHiand work,
produce a finish unexcelled.
But tile great, big. 'wonderful
thing about the IHobart M.

Cable is its T°ue. Tone is the
itUc
...... „ceplionri piano^and the
feature which
b always a'
awakens
> emoitbns of the true s
aician.
nte action has tliat peculiar
“feel” so appreciated by the
’finished’ performer, and is
found only in pianos where in­
finite care has been exercised
in cdKtrurtion. The Hobart
M. CaWe player-piano is a rev-'
elation, and is the final type of
Hobart M. Cable ^o build­
ing.

SPRING FLOWERS

Northern Furniture Co.

PAINE’S OAEeNHOUSE

123 So. Unioii St,

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON
THE PEkE MANQUETTE
Taking effect February, 19 trains will
leave for all puintK Nortii at 0:4$ A.M.
and 1:40 P.M. and trains for the South
will leave at 5:40 A.M. and 3:10 P.M.
nieM trains will make conneclious
for ail points. The 3:10 P.M. inuD
South wiircarry through Chicago ale^pAny further imformatiun you can
secure by calling tbe Pece Marquette
ticket office.
C. B. S I. RAII-WAT.

‘"UK «iS'SJT"
’■

OUR NEW CUSTOMERS
As well as the old ones report our family wash­
ing-service as very satisfactory. If you ate not on
the Progress list you had better join at once. Re­
solve NOW- to cadi the Progress Laui^iy Ma& next
Monday morning.
FLAT .WORK IRONED FREE
^>ecial attention to General Package Work___

PROGRESS LAUNDRY
HARRY WALES. Prop.
■228 Paris Street ,

Citz Phone 12S

*“

Arr-S.lOp.m.-Dally except Sun. At
polau North and South.
Att. SM i>. m.~Sumlaj’ onix. All point*
North and South.
*Prto*hSr,''^i>^tJr qS^. plual
ursh and all WoU North and South.
Throuph
to Grand Sapid*. SWpliw
car Grand Sapl^ to IHiuburah.
r. t:«0 p. m.—Dally. Markina*.. Patcakra.
Grand Sapid*. Drtralt. Cblcaso and all
point* Eait. West and South. Slaep.na ‘

The Great Sale of Table Linens, To2X?e/mg-^, Etc.
will continue for another week and wiH positively close Saturday night, Feb.
. ^
twenty-fourth, or bef^e if we are sold up
Por your infonnafion, would ray, it ii only a matttf'of a short time before there will be no Uneiu to
be had at any price. On account of the war, theps has been no flax ttrown for nearly three yean,
therefore the Linen Manufactnrere are turning theirjooma onto cotton goods and to (aU kjyen of
good Table Unens and real Linen Towelings, we advise the purchase of tfabse goods while you stiU
have the opportunity to select from good Confp'lete Assortments at White Sale biscounts.

Advance in Price
of Wirthmor Waists
for Spring
Hundreds of Other
^HIS is the cheering word that comes to us fromjthe maker-and this the cheering word
* that we’rd so glad to pass on to the friends of the Wirthmor-and in fact to ali thriftyminded women who desire to dress jwell and stylefully. This fortunate condition results
solely from the co-operative plan under which these Waists are made and sold.,.which
means buying material in advance-keeping factories constantly busy-elimination of sell­
ing expense,„and a hundred other economies.

J. H. STEINBERG

Spring's New .Skirts
and Dresses are here
in choice variety.

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SAXON
Shipments Resumed
at Once
Production of Saxon cars was tem­
porarily iptemjpted due to a fire
which partially destroyed our main
.plant in Detroit on Saturday morn­
ing. February 3.
However, we had under lease addi­
tional factory quarters of greater floor
space than the plant which was dam­
aged by fire. New equipment has been
installed here and Monday morning,
February 12th, we began. building
cars, in this newly equipped irfant.
We have a large suw>ly of material
such as motors.- axles, frames, bodies,
rims, fenders, radiators, etc., stored
in our plants outside the main plant
*nd this is available for immediate

use in building cCrs. We have on
now a supply of all parts necessary
in assembling finished cars.
In spite of the temQprary delay, we
expect to complete our shipments to
all our dealers on schedule time. For­
tunately our Sen’ice Department was
not touched by the fire ^d we are
able to give immediate 'attention to
the need of ail Saxon owners from
our large supply of service parts.
The loss sustained by the fire was
fully covered by insurance.
We will continue to build Saxon cars
good and to build them in quantity.

SAXON MOTOR CAR CORPORATION, DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Saxon Agency
F. C. lUce, Agent
234 B. rn»t StrM

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?v$Tn6ht£nb' ffve on fit*
^Bd hUsOrt be eosld pel ■ el«u iked.
Bcnttbe UOe Upeee.'
: fT>o you aeea U> say,'' Helen
,^ted exdtedly. *ThBt Behrena cooli)
‘file a homesiead claim on Tim's land
^and the boom ngfate tbat c« with Ur
' “Tbafi about tbe else of 1C Cave
admitted.
•Tom,'* cried Helen. *1iaTe yon got
steam np ol tbe eosiner
"Sure Uilng." was tbe answer. *Tm
pulUnp out for Port Jefferson In thirty
minutes."
“.No. yon’r* not." Helen falrij
screamed. “Von are polUng out for Bis
Fails In three mlnntes, and Pm golni
with yon."
"Why, what on«arth—” Tom beaan,
but Helen Interruiited him.
“No talk," she ordered. “We haven't
a second to lose. Don't yoa understand? Behrens and Uewlu have heard
that Tim Is dead. They know thst hit
claim,,iias reverted to the gavemmeni
I 60 they've cone to Big Falla to file ot
I It.”
j It shonld be explained that the railI way paraUels the Oreponla from Daw
I eonvUle to Shore Bace Bend, a dls, tance of fifty miles, after which li
makes a Ions detour throuph the hUU
t Bis I
m Hoi
' Bend and Dls Falls tbe river pursues
i an almost stralsht course, rtdns with
the speed of a derby winner between
high walls ot rock.
Casdns cauUon to tbe winds, Dqw' eoa threw wide his throttle and tbe
I enslne hurtled at terrtfylus sfieed over
I tbe (Win lines of stpel which stretched
ahead. Telecraph poles fiaahed past
lUkepaUnsBln
i them, a single
Slice the engine, rodted and swayed
' like a raft in a rough seSL Lashed
the car was Helen's Indian canoe.
What the intrepld'glrl had In her mtud
Tom Dawson knew and it terrified him.
Helen's plan was to leave tbe railway
at Baee Horse Bend and shoot the
rapids into Big FaUa.
Ueanwntle Behrens and Hewitt were
baring a scarcely less thrilling ride in
the latter’s motor car. Though they
were quite unaware that Uiey
being raced for the county seat, they
nevertheless wm« takiny no dMUwea,
Twenty miles they covered at recki lesfi speed—thirty . . . forty . . Jlfty
' ndles an hour.
a carve in tbe road as a ndn| ma­
chine turns into tbe home stretch, they
•aw be^ thds an old &shkmed
woodtt bridge apai^og tbe river,
repair gnng was at work on the bridge
lind'octs of the men started forward
vavUig Us arms, bat too Uta.
"Bang tight!“ screamed B^trens, to
Ids cmnpanloo. ‘‘Half the pJsnks are
sat and vre've fM to take U flying.'
fbere was a grov''—----the tlree bU tbe bridg
the crash of rending tlmh^
«ptt«> old supporu gave way, dropping

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{Eear-aB719ooe^&lS& tSara^
ins torrent beneath.'
▲bnoet BlmultaDeonaly Tom Dawton broosht his pantins enslne to a
ttand on the carve at the Bone Bace.
Ihe canoe was quickly lowered into
the water, and leavlns bis en^ne with
banked. firea.oD tbe aldlns. Tom Dawton accompanied Helot on board the
fraU UtUe craft In which they were
to complete their jonrney.
Twenty mlnntes of hard paddlins
broiisht them to the wrecked brldse
where lay aU that was 1^ of a y^
low autoffibhUe. A little shriek of
triumph broke from Helen's Ups bad
a roar canje^om (be powerful iunss
of her escort, as they saw two men
standlns on tbe rocky shore. They
squeesed throash the mesa of dm&m
with only Inches to spare, and. we qh

-GRINNELL BROS.

tSefr «v. while SeEF^ana'BSwnt
sfaMA their fists In Impotent nfft
Tea' mlnntes av^ lay Bis fUla.
^e i^Omneys of the mlUs wm al­
ready visible. From that on It was a
mere canoe trip.
When Helen stepped down the broad
atone front entrance ot ,p»e court- >
house an hour Uter, « b
enaly driven, drew np ai the curb.
FrW it leaped two men. Helen smiled
upon them sweetly.
"If you;re come to file on the Thom­
as property.' Mr. Behrens," eald the
yonns woman, “yon’re Jnat a Uttle late.
1 filed a claim for u myo^ an hour'
aso. TeU yonr employer, |Cr. Bolmea,
.that If be sUU wants tbe 'boom tl^ta
on the Oresoola, he wlU have to deal
with me."
(TO BB OOHTlNUiflU.)

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