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rIMI) \V , .1 AN l \in 11 , 1917.
mi COURT
FOR STATE
ADVOCATED
Janies I’oun I Mas Flan
for New Judicial
System
Jl STK i: IS RARE
now, iik vssi/nrrs
Says System Furnishes
Rich Held tor
Met ti longer
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i iar\ \ ■ * Mich fan .<> < urn
pli« iitt'fl that Jt it"* tt*u h' rvr th<-
end- <d "i 'l* ■* tv.l i rn t;* In
rtntd. a riih -Irkl f<• t tlir pottifog
who <l* *• ti*l • *>n to quirks and
the technic;> !l' > in 'll* law, At lor
n<>\ Jam*" Jl l'o in<l Ini'* pr* M
» prop<> «and aniondiuont, to thr xfnte
tom lituiion w hi<'li would \* % Ht the
•n: ir- * I w. : ..I ih» .»!*■
in a inch- iourt. to b»* known itr
the IVopl* ■ M1k!» Court of .lustlri*
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IS AN EXCIT NG PASTIME,
SAYS SUFFRAGE SENTINEL
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EULOGIZE.
KEATiKG
Hiss Resolutions in
Special .Moving
of Council
FIJNKRAL SET
lOR SATI RDAY
Deceased Member Had
Served Fourth Ward
Sixteen Years
T < ( tuiiHi" « f nu-'il ii-'-**l,l bird
:at noon on •: i -II • Maym Marx m
! r« :- r»*‘« I to tli" la Aid Mauriiu* J
j Keating who tli. ~1 r, ip.o. ird!> al
1 p. in., \\ --'it: >d y, in Ji':'- homo.
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tit* ci ■ i m :'
\ Id. 'u• tl • m ; ron
from tin ilia; o ! 1 r.-* o_’ni/:n.q the’
many e oinrr.indablo qtmhtles for
which ,li. d.-ad ..!'!> ti m ■ Tiotod,
and askil)*. for- a t.uPilf txjiror
sit n if M.fr- • <! < .t'dob n* u
Aid. All ' oolt i •*- It,; late*
Mr. Koatm in i !■ > r h ward,
: h* it it, .a! ii : * <*' v on » x
pn..->:ng !’• c-e* ir "t !. • r uanl
ii.r Mr 1 •'•.* * ,' litig >,m
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C»» v i•• | t , ifnl • v iu*
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V fl;-' t Diet
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■vTHOIT TIMES
iii inti'il thi*r* The' H» v. k'r. Van
1* Kr, uh», marrie-d the- e'ouple*, will
edh< 1 at tin* late* nld»*rniaiiV' fun
• ; t hiT.-ioa fit wJIJ, ~«• it) Ml Kl
hull crine l*'A
. .V" lit.- ut *nd Xllan **x Aid
.1 I -"rd a 1 4 ( e t'lt-rk Kleh
-i'd i iiiii'u v* ill I* among flu- pall
he'Hr« !-.
I’i llnw in:; is ill. inn v or’a com
muti - it ion io the aid* nurn .
Mi’, t*vi if, i • nft»i Mnurie*n
.1 !* .11 it.l \i>ui • ttninnteii and O'.l
l* i ; I ul i'ttliz*'d an »nihltir>n
i 1 1.. In.'! •'..-r -1» 1 1 f..i' many
>« tie. .itv i»f |)fti.at isa» .-.iicik
i 1 . .a h'-. it.Pn 1 1 >■ a t It, \V-.|-
r. i. cl' * i tin.nt I imu 10 if »h< r»*
at ati > ii.iitiß «|i" lirili i know t h<-
I . h m which M riiit ii f •
l< . ti.. )!i< y.t'e tally h«-l*l thill Die'
tici hit ~1 ir • r»<ine»ri*»• 1*• Irmly
II ~r, . i.ntii is attention to hie*
,eih!; olfh ial. his liid»*-
1.. *, ' , ~,1 1 tik on all e| I \ ni.it
t-i , th ro honesty amt h:s solui
,n f i ti,. r. Hi'lent • of his ward,
win f. i lion ti", only ih<* rcsp**ot of
run a- wit.lt whom h* was hssoi'l
niiii a ! to- iitimon I'otin- il, ilui inR a
p< • U ' ■ ! . *.«.■'• hut also the com -
m* n-l»t 'on «*f I ccnn itu« nts as e»x
|,i 11 .! ,i th •• t - a«, ■- rn 1 1" t'i 11** > with
Iv. h t•• "is li ■*• n f■»i ntn*! con
MM-utiw t*rms.
M'i*le VtruilK I rh inlihip.
I' ii f only f r hi \ t •>n to
! pit.' t r i that A lei. Keating
; v. i > - « w*l| regard.-it His uptltniMii
in th<- fit" .f illik "s, his kindly
11 • an .< n t of all :itt<l lit- tolerance for
I . a- f t,o - vv tlt whom h*■
| «4 1 -**tli f iruide tnar*> and etliong
i t • . 'u1,,h.1,.., f .r hini.
'• ~r, 11 numerous friends of
| .Vt.nirh ■ t K ntlnw 110-r*- are both
r*y -■ i «* ni- sola, -»n > t It*- t houtrbt
[t is i|. th oc< tirred Just after hr
■ I ;i.i re ,# i' < ! , distinct >.*n w hicti he
loot •> -I f • many \eai s It is m
< t ■ • ta I . I I he II- > -11,1 •
<i . klv <h ,>rixe-el of the opportun
: 11' t , otrrj out th* pr -aram... which
Io had planned as president, of > our
! ■.).• ' •,hi*- i oil’ , vet it canr.ot hut he |
Ia s ri •• "t .-a tie fact loti r. his col-
I* . I.- was spat'-il sufri.'ienl.
• tio- -■ h for you t" honor
I him.
t' It . t'. *■ death "f Muil
■ K -i ■' nd i: tt tt; tik t to* t 1
' S .ir lon r I-- 'v should m plop- 1
* ’ l - - ' "'I t p• II ■. io
: "vv .1 A idc i ’ ar. Iv-ail Inti's pa.it*- |
ii,g nil i- ti i" tli" no't.'ili* rs of
Itl- famlt) <•■* deepest sympathy,
I*' 'I '*
MS' All li VAit X
Mayor.
Airicrn*tn Adopt Resoluttcn.
'1 Io !■ -i lu'n/,i .ie•«». »t»-tl by tip' al
"i: til* * ! elg r> a I
: • , n VVcdti* sdav, Jan tit.
V t tl . I ,v to. aft, I tie had hc-n I
i t < ,c.i t, -. s pr.-sid* nt of |
t 1 \ 1.1 Miut i t If* itl inn ;
vv ,-t ailed h> d> tth, and
\ • i * . I K< a f n«; It ad
■ < t • nti**u-dy repre
c I. d.iits of the l-'ourth
•v., -i !i'„i n for nlti*
-os WUh- -u*. ISWiWi !
ii -• of i >nlid* 'ir. iind
\ Id. Is atmu • many I
v ii * marked by a
• ■ . *• ■ i: ,n ti* In' inter- j
. : * . r i I,nd i, vv *ll - kno r. n rep. ,
•3 • ■ I ini ,-iri'lf v a hit
t•. • ' I > t r.-lt itnil i
• * . ! h n and (.a ft tit'* of
-ii . 1 at t ti-- time
,t i hz.-.l an atnhtMon
and lor IIIHIIV V > itl - , tilcl'e.
r
!’ . and th e) the tnemhers j|*T
t: i r < v|, »■ ss their j<. nu-
I , t I 1 • it" at tl “f t h** i t
*"• 1 • tit, and h< rehy
t. 11 • fa -.ii I v id t he- d* ■ catted
t) ' - -. rnpath > , and
>' it and that u copy nf this
t .-, - ■!> -t in. wilii (hat of his bon
<•: : ii. :i..ivo>, io U'ia'oy lnscri'*e*ei
i -al and Io tli*' fartuly of
M i-- i Keating, at nd
I tlo-r. la- 1 1 i :<.d\ * *l, that as a
i. f t■.i ,ci 11 . ;i • late M»uriee
! *\ a. I: . this body hoe hereby Md-
Free to 50,000
Oatarrh Sufferers
The Most Astonishing, the Most Successful Home Treatment Ever Discovered
for Nasal, Bronchial, Throat, Stomach, Bladder and Other Symptoms
of Systemic Hypersecretions of the Mucous Membranes.
ft Trial Treatment of this Remarkable Discovery Free to All Who Write
r |*u»*ri,*4 fibni* lilt* lv nt Other w ay
t , ..., a,.. • • !*»rr‘ exc. pt by h *ni*;
.. j- ti, atii •nt Veil liiivc posittv* ly
t,., i• |>ty ti , ttea t im-nt yourself,
t' :important ft, t tn mind,
. Mans- . r Marshall. M h . Inis
j..ifii-ic(J tl,*' in >st remarkable com -
i .-.tp-n tr> titficnl *vi dlgrovst-rd.
it v nt ciMi.l . ■ rtipii T'lv hundreds
tt -s in* nil* n*-i«hh*)r.-< and others
In ti -vv ofTt-is to nd ft' ' t<* all «
tr. -iin'cnt dt* • t toyotii ln>tn»*.
it - , noip i ot n tr* Htment to con*
. -tl, , It tv- poMtIV* r.'lh'f, Volt
,ii . tl -r, li' f. V ot nr** conscious
* :' i. one of the most im
, » , 'll I 1. • VII I' S eV* t mad*-, for it
■ ,i • * t tiu*t nine pi*' in 10 httv**
it n•' r* a li** h«»v»
I’i'il t v IHe j ,«/»v e It.
A Mouth of Corruption
• i * 11 - - Ih* "m- 1 * is' as' that's
n..t nt ■. nation. T • lii wiving, spit*
•v, ; n* • n iv In I'/lia’, snuffling,
t I'.v* I* • and sagging a** not n
abtt tfo-s' ,1 ..tit* .mg and offrn
v , T'-rls to g.,in r*'lfef at**, -md
I* pp*'d ' > a ti" ■ < 'tninivtid of tli*'
r nd No amount of wdl pt*Aer.
,)• VV.-V -r (I termined, I.m cure CIl.
t ttrrh.
It rr<|i|li ( - h* Ip t" «,v ■ rcome a
.I-'-m “*• tliHt nltho tgit h>< al In < bar
c t'-r n >v and often tJo' peripegt**
th* <tit'r' si stem. K««r although you
kt vv you have catarrh you do n**t
! ’ v> how limit* ; I tv** it. V*ut
■ 1 . • •V . i . "11l V
\a. 'I t'Aturrh. ) ut ■ v*-n s*». It ts a
4 V/ rty to v<Air a< to tal health
ll* )• ;* n .rnsdile, intinnnl, horns
I if Il'Stn-elit J':-t as elective, Just
• ■ -■* t".n’g. p *t w penetrating h«
• i'st 'tig, ts purify ing as could he j
i" i ip even If *t*ti
I'ii'il it Hundred times ms much
\ n ti nt drli't.hs witii mucus I
THIS HAIR ELECTED RANK DIRECTORS
*j S l
Ml nky. v^WßWj#iAdg^M|
*fg§ga|
ALVAN M. MACAULEY CHARLES R. TALB T
The> were added to th** board of dir* etuis of the National Hank of
Commerce in the annual meeting Mr. Maraule> is president of the
Packard Motor company and Mr. Talbot vu* president of the bank of whlcn
In* was elected a director.
ESTRANGED PAIR
LIVE IN SAME
HOUSE <i YEARS
Tho estiringed for six yearn, H**n
ry S. It* • lil**r and his wife, Drbo
rah. < onMinn and to live in the same
house. Now Mr Beech!* r can
stand it no longer, and, Thursday
morning, sh* asked Judge Hally for
a >d*s ree of separate maintenance,
hut mu-i wait until a di>mtenst< and
witnes.- ran he round.
Mrs Ik e* bier said h**r husband
used >o -»;i>. "Thet need strap oil”
\\i:> n tlieir t\% <» boys were ill. Sh*'
ills** e).ar-»*<i he tht'-atcti* *1 h* r life.
All He* wav from Liverjiool to
Hu* tios A* n s Flunk l>. Smith us**o
t<i journey as a salt water sailor,
having his prcttv voting wife in
England. The round trip to**k sev
en weeks, hut Smith was abl* to
sian.l it as long as lie knew his wife
was waiting for him. In I'M I In
lound Mrs, Smith g«»ri»-. ■ H«» has he-.
| c*iiin* an automobile worker instead
;of an adventurous tar. H* told his
I story to Judge Hally and got a di
i vorce.
Package Girl Missing.
Police are investigating tin* disajv
pearance of Johanna Mci'onnell. 1
years old. who left her work a**
package girl at Elliott Taylor Wool
i fenden's, Tuesday afternoon, sup
posedly to go to luneh, and has not
yet returned, either to th* store or
h**r home at No Ir> Norwood av* 1 .
■ Friends of the ra*l it, the store state
j that she had become friendly with
ja strange W’oman, who visited he* -
| at the store, and who is believed to
I ha v>■ t nllced her a w ay.
ii nn n<!lr. tion of diarn*c. A
t■•»i»it»•«! vv iHi t.lu* fjilnr ‘f r.atHi.i h t.«
an iiff• n.-e ..icnlnat nil health and <!«*-
<•> »>'> A *tnini»i h tilled \v! 11 dr<»p
jii»i~ from di*ensod nail i ivll ji>i
may cau-e untold rni»<iv. The
hnwela rtor , T('d with airing* of ropy
triiji ii.i indh ati * < l>« .I' ItOt ally
r* Uitik. w ith i'Ht ii rh.
The blood. i«Mrmin>' w ith millions
of catarrh K'Hih, < ntriil.*. upon ti e
kidneys a labor that may I >r» .• I
- down, the Iting* and bronchial
t iibi**, gtourged with the dcatrui t 'v■
nflucnci of xyaOmlo catarrh, *nn
lead to the mort ■ • rloua ropH"'
ditcncM.
Not Imagination
When y ll ij get up In the morning
with coated tongue, a breath that
atrlkc* terror to th..*. mouktd you;
when you g'aa and -kawk and
cough and spit and <hok. do you try
to fliake \ourne|f believe that all
of thin corruption i* confined entire.
ly to your none and mouth’’
I* it nnv Wonder that ait'kne*a a
evert wint< " Thouaand u nre .aeektng
bra • tj*, tonic*. strong drug.-* and
other ptdaon* fnt relief when tin r
trouble la i ttairli and nothing cl-e
\nd warn you realize that the whole
body la * va*t camping around for
tiie myriad of pot non g»rma hatcheil
ever\ ,*«»i md In the .-mnll «pa* •• hack
of th« n atrll.K, can you wonder that
.'•o."0n free trial trrnttn<-nta will not
begin to aupply the demand on<e
that people wake ut> to a full renll*
'.tit .on > f th* <tnnl;. | front catarrh
Will Power is Useless
loti know from experience that
you eannot cute catarrh by forget
ting It. Hut you .an learn front a
pneittte ()em..netratlon h"W’ to cure
catarrh w fii thin combined treat
ment
RANK OFFICERS
ARE RE-ELECTED|
In ih< annual meeting of the di- j
n *tots of the Wayne County and j
Home Savings hank, Thursday, all i
officers wt re re elected and anew
vice-president added to the staff.
This is William V. Moore, attorney
lot the bank Mr. Moore became the
hank’s counsel following the death
of Ms father, W. A. Moore, who had
held the position for nianv years.
The annual report of the hank’s
business howed unusually satisfae
lory earnings for 191f! and the trans
actions of an unexpected volume of
business.
Dr. Chadsey To Stay.
Cleveland has finally decided upon
a superintendent of schools and Dr.
Charles K Chadsey will he waved to
IVtroit. The Cleveland hoard of
'■(location wanted to have an edu
(uitnr-uj the progressive type of Dr.
( hath*)' and recently authorized a
committee to select one of 15 men
it suggested, with T>r. Chadsey
heading the list, even if the commit
te*- was obliged to pay $ 15,000 a
year. Dr. Chadsey has been ap
proached bv th** Cleveland commit
tee However, the fear that he
will go ha* now been settled thru
a dispatch to The Times which
states that Frank E. Spalding, of
Minneapolis, has been chosen fo
the position at a salary of SIO,OOO.
Dr f’hadsey’s salary is $9,000 a
year now, but members of the board
of education say they wife prepared
to advance this as soon as the pres
ent contract expires in another
year.
Thu i* an " and icational move on
part i want everyone to try
my tr- <t •• nt. . u-k no money, no
r|iie«tton.- I have but the one rem
. '\, , ill* very that la worth votir
whll< f • • n-l for. whether > >u are
a »t dlonalre or a worker by the
day. • atatrh la no re«perter of
person - It undermine* th* poor
and th- ri. h alike Thu free trial
treatment prov. that it .g"c* to
the root of stopped up nosea, < <«n
«tnn* hawking and spitting. nasal
■ li*' hargo. *norina had breath, fre*
tjiten* cold*, difficult breathln*.
anvthcj tna sensation iff dream*,
sudd' n fit* of eneezma. dry mucu*
'it noae, chunk* lodgini at aoft pal
ate, and other s.vmptoms too num
eroua to mention Sltnplv clip, sign
and malt < ..upon IH> 't novs.
LOCALDIIUG
MEN WOULD
DROP BOOZE
Detroit Association Ad
vocates Municipal
Dispensaries
ACTION ALMOST
UNANIMOUS
Will Petition Legisla
ture for Passage
of Bill
Detroit druggists went on record.
Wednesday night, in favor of the.
elimination of the sale of liquor by
drug stores.
By a practically unanimous voi*
i the Detroit Retail Druggists' asso
ciation adopted a resolution looking
i to legislative action along this line
and the establishment of municipal
dispensaries for the retailing of
liquor for medicinal and sacramental
purposes only.
It was the annual meeting of the
association and was held in the Fel
low craft. club. The liquor resolution
was the most important business
transacted. Os the 70 members
present all but four voted for the
resolution, which follows:
Resolved. That this association
petition the state legislature to re
strict the sale of liquor for medic
inal and sacramentnl purposes to
municipal dispensaries, eliminating
the gale of liquor by druggUu «m
--tlrely.
This action is the outgrowth of
agitation that has been going on
among the retail druggists for some
time against the liquor traffic. Many
druggists who have adhered strictly
to the provisions of the existing
law respecting (he dispensing or
intoxicants have been subjected to
much unjust criticism because some
retailers have been less scrupulous.
In other words, the latter have
brought the trade as a whole Into
disrepute, and the reputaole drug
gists welcome this opportunity to
divorce themselves from the dis
tasteful traffic.
The Detroit association elected
W. C. M. Scott, of Detroit Drug com
pany, president for the ensuing
vear. Ralph f». Mitter. newly elect
ed alderman from the Fourteenth
ward, was made vice-president.
Oscar W. Oorenflo was re-#le«*ied
treasurer and J. fl. Hackney was
elected secretary for the fourth
term.
The Trouble Begins Here
In the upper na*al cavity the ca
tarrhal mucus ml lent a and either
rnna out through the nostrils nr
drupplni down It hardrna and form*
In ehunka or Inna strings Ju*t
where the aoft palate or uvutn ta
located.
The Trouhlo (Jets Worse
It then itrnpn down the thrnat
with food or drink and crentea n
condition «r«n*l) dlnanoaed n« ln
<ll it eat Inn and atotnnrh trouble.
You Can Never Tel! What
Serious Trouble Catarrh
May Develop
tram the atnmarh It miles with
•II tirod and entera the hlnnd tn call
upon the entire avatem to *r| rid
nf It. ti*Haa' 4 omblned Method «e|«
In nil theae stages Iron the nnanl
ravltlea to the throat, stomach. In
teatlnea. the blood, liver, breathing
nppnrntna, bowel*, hldoeta. bladder
and *hln. It I* the moat eontpre
henalve trentmrnt ever dlaroverrd.
It Will Pay You to Send
Coupon Today
t . R. till aa
I Itl Main Street. Marahalt. Stick.
ts ytiur New Combined Treat
ment will relieve my f'n'arrh and
brlnti me health and good spirit*
again. I am willing to he »h..wn
So without cort or obligation to
me. ,-end. fully prepaid, the Free
Treatm-nt. with full direction*
for using
Name
Address
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