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PAGE 6
11l To. th* Man Who lake*- to
I ' Fi»h. Glaciei National
*fa Park’s the Place. |
on* I hlr * to -j'<rvl \ i- sac*
fC!p i
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ri> the k ' <b !■' *‘ H> J u *t "i 1 .
Kt how about ■ i>l*<** « y '■
or* pi>ii* t ut in i .'in' in "
MHnh'-'V. ru! 'hi' at. flH , *iea'
rnr 1
-i.|e there is h nn I inter* .»t. ng
i\. 'HI. i with 'l'» lik« u*'l
jrjt—w« f. »l fr. n> g lacier* on ’
nv-untu •■' And wire. *•
pi* int .I»rri[. hi
uni Mid nwmnUih inn*
RHn »h*r. >u -in tind on (> Is *
G Kvlng and *■' y w - •'*
In lh?' v ■' > •*rr•»X I *Ti "it. a o
1 whl-h wrtlt f cnytl n r
ggiiarer in v« n f- • t
1 -ir'« eesy t#> • ■<■’ to :>
pu
vacation spent in *h * ;
*nat'‘ , . i
X>t n,e hr Ip r 1 »" « ,r • r '
rjv you *!1 *’ " ' ’
’ Blbklet* w’-rtti *»• i ' ' '
don't go. , MU .’
»l "your *ervl« • i, " n
!L pr«r 1 f :■»**■*
4 Q ' l; *'
Chicago t'
truck kills
, CHILD DF FIVE
if i
- Girl’s Life Crushed Out
* In Street: Driver Is
Mobbed
•ePhilipa Dinn.n. * ar? rid. N
IS Cha.-v* st., »n* run d"wn *>nl n
st&ntly killed ■■' u ino’nr
owned by the Amfnf'an K\pr*
gtod driven by Wm. J. <
m/pt! 23. No. $1 H»rnio»-g e
lCso o'clock Monda r .i rain.
,|4)*Donn<'ll was mo >y a vow
of Italians and »he police ffvwr *nd
two patrol wagon.- wcr» ?en: o hi
rei'nip He wa.-- ’.aken to t it**-'
fitpr’a office for a statement. T e
▼lctlm's body wa? tak*-n to the r>
ty morgue.
BAIR WHO ROBBED
BALL PLAYERS
- SENT TO “WORKS”
Muran and Joseph Chem te
laarskl, arrested Sattirda> nigh’ 'or
ftoallnc 1250 worth of clothing from
Judge, Shaw, AJtrock and Marlin, of
«g Washington Ba«*bal! club, in
• Hotel Cadillac, were sen’ to
Me House of Correction for f*o days
without the option of a fine by pr>-
Jtoe Justice Heetorr In police court
IflMXdnv morning Defective? Marin
«and Smith arre«ted the pair In the
Wtory hotel Saturday night. They
pud they were drink when they
tatk the clothee.
FRIIST COMPANIES
JOINING FEDERAL
. RESERVE SYSTEM
•Pbe Merchant? Ixian * Tni?t
iMlnpany. of Chlcaao, and the Guard
Ua Savings A- Tru?t company of
Cleveland, have become member?
at the federal reserve hank System,
••port? reaching Detroit financial
Hrcle? state. Thle Is taken to in
dksatc a disposition on the part of
ttUMt companies generally to join
ttft syatem.
JBHntlna—the plain neat kind—that
fcrrtacbt—Tlme« Job Oept, — Main til’J).
Don’t Let Your Teeth
Spoil Your Looks
if
wB • r. »
mSf, .55 » H'lnvo m.iK' >u ,<■ t ar.fl r»«ll\ f*»l r>H* ;*fc
dfe. ..at . j| A lift!*' rxp<n<htur- will rl' t. an.l » 1: •• i *••
annum «'f ' r •■ ih* <lrnt». ■ r.a * and n*» ~„t
MCK Jhi-’WKaI fnrlmt wS !. ar»- .ndu f j.
Adair.*' U-t T. ■
fg2*Kg3£9 F>r. * h "»- ". Kora* Kan'>llakr<l o**r IH yrnr*
WBSKt 7 MW _ r»lnln« I: *»mrll on l.uiimn'ratl II » u >» nr <.n« nr
Vitalised k Alan hy Mr> application r« cam*,
fjj Oni-of-lonn I’attrata .)■•>«■ Id n rli* for appointment mil
; * ,,r " °rk ilotir Mint tin r ihr t corn * t omr In «<.nn : In-
II l"U *»l«h—for I’llEK rtamlnatlon and ratlmatr
Olflrr ll<> nr.—llall. fram *1 a rti. In f* p m
I>K. C. M, AnnriHT. nod bollda**. k • m. '• 1 p m. I adt
AHAteN aflandiinfa at all tlmra.
fflF DR. ADAMS’ DENTISTS
Roonnd Hoar »m Klntrl't dni| •litrr. Entrunrr IHI i.fllMlni n
'• fornrr MICHIGAN and «. li laaA oi |>. lake atalra or elevator.
Pkow Mala M.I. I nak far afan nrrt d«*mnf.
SottUle MARKET' 1
Every Tuesday
la and W 111 Continue to N»
Double and Extra Trading Stamp Day
a* the
GOt DIE MARKET
for your advantace and profit
Trading TIITCHA V Stamp
Stamps I UL9I/H I Specials
5 with Package of Post Toastie« at 10c
15 with 1-lh. (’an of Hershey’s Cocoa 25c
15 v%i|h 1-lh. Can of Kumfnrd or Calumet flaking
Powder 25c
10 with Pkg. of ( ream of Rice 15c
15 with a Qt. Hot tie of “\ inekiM” Grape Jmce . . 10c
15 with a Bottle of Green Seal Salad Dressing . . .25c
10 with .1 Ihs. of Fancy White Rice 50c
> with 5-../, )j*r of “Sandwichola” (Tuna Fish,
Ripe Olives and Pimentos) 15c
10 with a Pound of Fresh, Crisp (finger Snaps. ..15c
5 with a I'kg. of Macaroni or Spaghetti 12c
10 with :t Pound of Clenrbrook Creamery flutter. F'»c
10 with a Pound of Mild Michigan ( ream < hee-e 27c
15 with 5 liars of Crystal White Soap 50c
10 with 5 ( ans of Spotless Cleanser 25c
Broilers Fryers Ducklings
L P HONC MAIN 926 20 24 C *OIU AC sqoa r£
Tit 21, FIT
AND 6000
AND euxom’
Maffffie Hughes Had
Hallucinations, l>r.
Downing: Tells Court
SAID SHF WAS
TO WED SLOCUM
Former Housekeeper
Continues Figrht to
Prove Sanity
fr ~>n , -p tending u* ?bow hat
I | - year*
hourek *. p» ' r * Utc Icl r !■■>»»
T <h«r .m. <U< ob-e*se«* wi»h »t*
insane L- iet tha* -b* •‘ ! " i r '*
•**dd and to *i<vuni, and f i'?’ en*-rvv*-«
v.-r. , •*emp n« to pr ver the h
nip was r/rodueed Moruyv :u >n
;rg before Tudg° IVs \ otgne? ill
circ :i> court-
Mi«? Hughes i- a'tempting to c.v.r
her frefiom fron. S’ Joseph?
(jam*, ; «e;. rborn. on a wri* of ha
b* as corpus. Sh« a.l*‘.ge« t:;at
w - as eoTtimt*ed to the nsyi’itn a- a”
maane person thrn he machtnatioc?
Os E liott S -cim Ni< ho -. r.ephew
of col. Sloe an and "’her heirs to
the Slot im estate Col. Sux-um Wft
M «s Hugh*-* siO,‘‘ rf 'b
I>r i>nvld B Downing, city Phv
jtttian. t#at'.fled *'nat Mis* Hughes,
on belr.g brought to the p<tnr com
mission offices by the police, pi
claimed
"I'm 21. *a' and good and huxom
and I was g"ing to be married to
Col. Slocum. His indifference m
the last two wp-k- has brough' me
a n*nous b r eakdnwr. "
,
he drew up th° order of committal
after he had been convinced that
Mis« Hughes suffered from the Je
lusion »har women were «pcaklnc
to her f’nm the walls concerning
her approachina marr'sge l>r
Downing admitted tha* he had been
a bovhood friend of Giles Nichols,
brother of Elliott Slocum Nichols
On croas-exaroination by counsel
# or M;?s Hughe.*, the physician said
that he had sen' the woman to St
Mary's hospital for observation and
that she afterwards had been re
moved to the detention ward of *ho
Receiving hospiral.
"Is that the custom to allow pa
tient? to be removed without your
consent ?" a.-ked the court.
"N’o. it is no» •
-Why was it done in this case"'
"I dnn' f know 1 didn't know she
had been removed "
'Tha , '« all I want to know,” said
Judge pes Voianes.
Elliott Slocum Nichols was on the
*t.nnd Mondav morning, continuing
testimony bezmn I*“' Saturday He
told of several instances which he
believed were manifestation- of *h.e
alleged in-anit> of Mis* Hughes
One oman s Story
BY CAROLYN BEECHER
HATTi-R I XW't
V\ t> * WHS 'te*d .'ftu flower
I (■<■' *'red ’ll ir ! in ih* emet-ry ws»
w«> Ist ?a»e »'Ut memo,-' »>» * l ■“* |
U-Vx : d‘«J ’»■ t 41. e • .... r. toes, aw .
*ul IS) s *.f ar.g s* e-1 £ v>i.-#nte and
a’in t t-eakin* P"" * n< * )
Rnt-rt * «•• •■! * I*’* away s» h- )
s’ i< t.v h. «»• 1 bad a
■ -.« a *' c nr,. *- na
v*pn -r kp And he seemed to
„»v* ! ttie in. IP •’ n*«‘iou«n*M -f nn.
.. ~ r , . m da* w;o -
( n ;.fr‘ l> 'k-.i ><**l and
. . • were •.* dark r .
"... „rv s svh h fol.-'W -.1 I
, ,>»• .*» wtatfullj , Hit '
.. . • .nt eetv :mi rr»<'nd!
’ , ... 4 ‘ -i ha'*- noticed a!
w mind seamed 'tnaml t -
* .. ltd* v • I
• v , . ... he-, i overheard I
1 V' ’ - »’• "■ t" Th *w- n't
at a.I
a .'. Worn out w • h J
k . •. * r, «•, -p. - i-a s *he
«•, . - - «• sr: n g * ' h ho t * r s'
. _ « i (nr « ! ' " ew s ' hon
r {*■ -• j a-- n» ! *• rten ■<*
\■ t * ~r» , n.v H- *! s I'U
, » e-J ».>*•• a :
, -- - • tear*, sn I « »
-a - k - « n • •"i
Phs• •« 'he ' tmrg •{ th,p then
hr 0\ and lira '.p Stan.*r R rr •- » •
• 1 \ j :h>i W 3 n•\J and I'' * *0
v :r n*v •» "i c ent '.-ng-r t ai
t.. when ' kr-»n y . a** ' r-. '-*•»
r»evM * I_i vrp. c " l '*n I * ” "
\> (, a. e» ). • - 1 • '• ?
a v r.-’iild n.ar-n her
"Y. %.-» a ’ • vn;, In' kr • w w hat
1- . *A' "C Me V e P’ *
tj*w« n why - . tdenly ' f?'**
Y . n* »4n t trnub e t e 1 ?• »
rr ,f s m< s’ s-reamed. «* M-s
Mu,h.»r.v e«jre >rt<-. th* ro«m
-tr. * Ti r*er* whianered in s *
'an* v *~e
1 >n * <*),'» wh * k n wr * ' • n w
Y 'j h»v* regleete i we h*’*d m» '*r ,
V*sr* hera «.* I a~» t>e'-»e*r
v a v i an be free, free 1 > 'J
h, * a r *
M'.iihanr « arms »*r* '’■mir 1
me while F. Oee* ts*k snd
f.-cth h « hands ti«bt!' * ncr**i
"H w ii.ri rave jr >u h»*n 'h'nk'ni*
to ea % e rr* e h.eWna’y naked v rr, v,
stooping t*f ’' e ire »r.d loK ng
down hi rr.e with s«.i *\e»
•Ever s .r-e the la- If 'led Phvll's|
■' > or "Ve F>ee s'n • eh*
wrote that I v e sh- n»ver
known 1n• i she fcn»w >'• !
please c a*» »* tam "red
\ • Marga-e* l shall tv * s a - " %.v
W* w;II ta'k tb’« 1: t n w a '•>.
Sbetect VciMeffJ
Cat the Round Pacfaag* Aak For and GET S
(Joed for Vi Cmmry.
(S. Cautiow
**9Vaul*b*tn*m&*>
“PROVE ALL THINGS; HOLD FAST
THAT WHICH IS GOOD" 1 Thess. 5:22
Tobacco Dealers say: “Good Tobacco
Never Hurt Any One M
W » rh»llfn*f lh» lolnirn pnnpln (• prulf fh.it tnhfiv n l« no>
harmful—VA f IHIII. THM TO OO *»<>!::
"If »hnil know ikf truth, ind thr troth .hill tnnkf <on trrr “
—-t John '»;.a2.
“TOBACCO i- a POWKRFTL SEDATIY K POISON *
—Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia.
poison: poison:: poison:::
■t t. ii~r. s%e r»en \i-°d r n.*d n* ?ui * n l«ng»r * *r»-
r v r iri-'j** ' .*» ng»r. . .I-p- -n * a< * - rh*
In te rnn f Innn I Krf'rliipffdlii tail.
DID HU EVER HEAR \NS ONE SAY THAT
GOOD POISON NEVER HI RT AM ONE?
A r f- v<mi gui'ty of killing p**oplr- or -ft*, n.-*.* rr»; .n tv **>"
-r ni ri■ z th**rr po >n ’ Help us flgh» ’h* po ion pedd'e'A
Enlist in the ‘‘Clean Fife Club” of
The Anti Cigarette League of America
me \A ftmtn < rrmiilt, un -•• ■t h Ia »»llf At. r klm«i.
I O'-T I’ngf I.h.lmi, F'ltiindm .lmnr< .1 If flr* '*, Ktald |>|pfftof
Ol R SLOGAN—“A CLEAN LIFE”
w ait it mi- Air*
\Y T' PKT1 h \ vr
Yy < \Miin i> i’khmimi. ih-
* M( F. IN liVNKfV; I<» IKK
T*TM r i'T I)F.CiMFF < f.BTMM.Y
hwf. thu i) ro Mvkr.
/y A \\ | LVKMY Dllit'lTHß, LMKiK.on
n \\ j SMMX. Fi:f:l. THAT HI In \
[. ;l D as WELL <
V VN/7 j H'lW WELL VU, IHVI, si r
C.FKDI DIS I'l.Hllil's HI rs VI
V I DENT FD BY OLII CONMVILM
GROWTH.
A Ft non r'-fn nrrr
Srrrnlr Mllltnn Ilollnra
I
THE PEOPLES
STATE BANK
orricpHt
JANH-T RUrVA.
y.Rt w »TAtj:T Vlr«-r»r*,id*M K T
P A A RtTTE. Tlr« I*r*«ld*»t ( HAUiPR ATT.h.« Au'l'ulilti
JOHN H m.l.pf Pr-*M»nt fNni W '"■TTH. AMI (teat «'Mhl*r
R r R'IHOMAN Vtf(-rfMld(«« A H NOOPV A.aKtarl < %*M.r
H *a MVTUt. ▼)*• e»a«i4tert CARftOI.I. R I.AWaON
AUSTTH K. WINO A«»*tv. Pr*» Oft T tTICBTJirT AdHor
|of his and arrogant manner orrsplng
I in
'ta'l t go* Mrs Mulhanv asked
1 '»e si»\. Robert answered
win!* 1 lung t her more elope!) at
I trt»T to aim myself
.argarrt. will you answer me . n*
;.ie«M.>n I**- )mi are anything f«>r
m* »r are j,>u lea\ ng me becaupe of
and 1 si 1 ke for nie or ip there- some
cn* else *•'
• ' *'e.j at him in »SMem*ni, while
\|e« Mu!nati> «h'.*i>ere«l
Answer h in. *lear
Ni is r w th ere pjacr has been
ant on* \ finally said
hav* th-'t f years Margarpf.
t' at > "it love aas <u*n to Harper
ar’et' n that > u »nly t*ni him
awa\ te. a .*e of th* L-hil«lren and
> pride Ha'** I been mistaken*
i f I I’4'e f Tgive me. dear I have
■ '"it I'tied hw«v p’tr|>.*»ely bf.'ause I
!' • •»■> i r sei e ..nw elcome. I have
« iffered n- •■n. • btteause I thot
' u oared tor him
■ ll'j’ Fh' Ills la*we. >o what’
*i«rgsr't. 1 g e you my w-ord
• v,. ha» ne'er been anything but
• nd.-ti.: between - » tho whpf it
-r'a*"' h*o* ripened info l d<> not
.« as -h*' s a ni .«t iftra.-ti'e wo
• a-* tn*l when h riiftn » *huf <**if
T? 1* that ,e* r> r’ Tr-.ar dav at your
fS • e I e*rlal me« 1. horrihlx *sant
• g f . 'o.ieve, not daring to e'en
hope
That letf«r was to be used in a
*• r\ she was writing 1 had erttt
c *e.| th* OTI she intended t use
s' ! that was sent *>r me *0 fiass
.in v* h*- tw\*- 1 be]pad her
_. * started n h"r w rk an I she is
\e** grateful and c'amts site owes
h»r <I- *0 t. m> *n' , u»n-. That
da? v the offt.-e she was simply
thanV- ** * me m her enthuaia-t’ wa>
* ■* 1 believe m• Msrifsrtt' I *o voy
war* * believe me* •*r would you
-a* v»r eftrr' t v *ur plans an.t do
*r. p nt -g t" the letter
H• *e»r, 1 » . 1 lenl\ to hive grown
1 no* 1 as he brushed hts hand
a-* >« h s ve, oiild I be mistaken
•** tha' .' t-ar ’ had seen* 1 w .n
--<Jer«d
Va-gsre* bei'ev* * »:jr husband
You m s' Ph>!'.,» Uwam and How
ar ; utt ng vr-it trarr -d this tnnrn*
rg The> were married very uuiet
' at rr.. bo s* She told rr*e that
,h e wor.dnt intrude he* Joy upon
\ ir so**.- ■* «»> «l.d n-’t tell even you.
Robert
to v' * j,w«. n rr.a*rted’ Weil,
f- K hert never would f<>r
g-\» rr.e I ir rny d.str .st. my planri'ng
• * .ea' e him an t »ak** up a pr fe»-
«,r*ia I ;fe ant —''
Ma-gH*e* Ro?e ** ntermjpted my
/niis*-.g v world of entrratv in h's
-» •'Margaret. 'he repea*ed. ho’d
r g h.s arm a
1 • ihh I • love i-iu, Robert always
» nved ▼”J best ’ 1 sobbed as 1
1 f#)i into tbem Take me bark >nto
I y o;r b-aand 1 fe. dear
• \ # me * * io.|**t‘r.g viiti*" and as
HORLICKS
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Made from clcm.ru rich milk with the ex.
tract of select melted grain, malted in ouj
own MaJt House* under amrutary condition*.
Inf ant» anJ childram thrinm an it. AfrtM with
tha n mhatt stomach of tha inaahd or tha agacL
Naad b ma cop Bag mas of mdh.
Nouhabea sad —rarma son than tea, coffaa, ate.
Sbosald ka kapC at Kama or wfwo trawding A nu
truova food-drtak may ba prepared a a moment.
A glaaaßil hot before retiring mdoces refreahing
aleep. Alao 1a loach tablet form for bueioa— aaca.
ftscbstftwtaa Caat YOU Sanaa Prka
Tmke a Package Home
DETROIT TIMES
hr drrw tnr to his t>r*-*»t the happy
tr* *S fill down II vl face
•• an-* your oar err for watch
ha-. .. he s. as.oduo* sl> n
g*ve 1 1 at "JS. too*-* or inv sake an.
Rett > » m .
x _, - » \ii s Mu>h«n> «
g| •
vo*j «»r* hat«r v stain'
*»*-., f. r 'V *
aaV *• f ' ’ ' * • under#! a r
mgs s-t ’inhappme.s- the' base
hr. '.«r v ' ' * r ids sake
p y *i s Robert I >»’
pwe-.-d f - v 'he wife shelter ”'i
arris a« M*s Mjlhan» • 1 *h«
do arl '. f tip a’.'ti' h-trr 1 v**
other t drawn -• * tog-thei
per ha r* f ‘ ,r " ' r hA
cause .f o - s< rr *w
the knp
WIFE DIDN'T
EARN ENOUGH
€
*ia> s Husband Htuit Her lU'-
(*au>c UitijY Was Onl>
s3.ao a l>ay
Dcrolt’s prosperity w.rh it? fairy
•tone? of high was*'?, i* having an
ovil mdtietic* on aomc of the cltv's
younc hu.-r&nd*
Seem? h> th,. ’heir wive? aren - ’
taking f il! 1 ’vantage of 'h** rich op
port :. ' - iffonltnl 'hem in Amer
ica 5 wonder city
Take the ’ace of Emma Robenalt
; iking J da'
tide* * e ’e-tiffed Vondgy mom
11l ■ :!
milwllli'riff Comfort Calls
y tfj for ‘Royal Cords’
fj 1 ; , !|| ljf 11 You want a tire that will give you long mileage
Hl'Pjjf jl IIIHII m Use United States ‘Royal Cord 9 Tires.
flilt 1 ! ! I I's (Ml You want a tire that will give you the most resil
p|j} j|l jj| JdJ iency and elasticity—the greatest possible riding
il t| j|| Use United States ‘Royal CW* Tires.
Uil 1 ' llUlii Ell The exclu»ive patented vulcanizing proceis used
lQ||i in the making of ‘Royal Cord' Tires guarantees long
The many-little-cord construction of *Royal Cord 9
Wf, m Tires gives them their acknowledged superior resil
\ \ iency elasticity—the greatest possible riding
C° r d 9 Tire is the known “monarch of
I// Tire (or Errry ii • • I l nitedStates Tubes I
■ Seed of Price and R f 4 HP/fJ ■A C. I 3 tfO and Tire Accessories I
I Use — « 3k * i 0 Id Ivd illlO Have AU the Sterling I
3r H: Are Good Tires
Music in All Its Beauty
Is at the finger-tips of
everyone through the
“Pianola”
PLAYER-PIANO
That the "Pianola" differs from all other Player-
Pianos in that most vita' part rular its musical ex
pression control features- o\ •» t is pre
eminent the world over. No ot o of music
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