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anyone here sell me six pennyworth of sense Y The speaker halted, evidently quite dumfounded; but the chairman of the meeting Immediately Bllenced the In truder by retorting, MYes, but you hare nothing to put It In." Youth's Com panion. Advertiscmtr.t Ccntrlfugd ' Panning Unit OWOSSO. MICHIGAN. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed proposals will be recelred by the City of Owosso, Michigan, up to 8 o'clock P. M., Eastern Standard time, of the 21st day of Jane., 1920, for far nlihlng one , motor drlrea centrif ngal pumping unit with a capacity of 1,600 . gallons per minute, aj;ajnst ,a total head of 175 feet."' The plans and specifications under which the unit is to be furnished may be examined at the office of the City . iTOArb- Dnnam. Michigan, or at the 'Office of Hoad and Decker, Consulting "Engineers, Ann 'Arbor, MiebUan, and copies of same may be obtained Dy making a deposit of five dollars, which rti! ha refunded on their return In ood condition. A certified check for the sum of one -hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) will be required with each proposal. . rk..ii.hti afvwnt.anv nroDOaal. to . " , ,i I Oarosso. Mich., June?, 1930. reject any or f1"'""' " ' I Reeular meeting- of the Commission, Mayor defects In proposals is reserved Dy iuo i nngw presming. City. A. T. WRIGHT, Mayor. B. K. LUCAS, City Clerk. "HOAD AND DECKER, Consulting Engineers, Ann Arbor, Michigan. L A Saodertoff. ...... ................. 17 8clotoSlraCo..... M Store Aeoouct M MtfUaylord , 4 QeoH Brock I Balvatloo Army ...... M.. to i'rom General Street Fund Taa fallaarin feailtlA ma - mii nwwwj ir mm. I aa referred to the Oommlaeloner of Publlo Ins At i political meeting held la a MroTMiraM: provincial town In England a erow44 1 Fatitloo No. lis. audience , had assembled to ftuppert aTo the ComaUiloa of ths City a Owoaio, parliamentary candidate. I Gentlemen: Lmnng tne speech of the candidate I We the underalcned. realdenta of Wllllama man put his head in at the door and s&h jwst. ceo w the.;:::::::::::::::: shouted in a Stentorian voice. "Can I llama etrett between the atreeis named durlna- ine aeaaon or wo. we nereoy severally agree to reimourso tne uuy or uwoaso ror tne ex penae of aald sprinkling at the close of the aeaaon. and In default of payment that the amount may be placed aa a special aaaeaHment upon our property locaiea in aia vpriniciing Pa? Roll. H A Dudeck From Sidewalk Fund district. Pay Roll W title Townaend & Fulmer... Harold Ketan Owohao Planing Mill .. Nell R. Walsh and S others. The following petition waa presented and referred to the Commissioner of Publlo Im provements: Petition No. its- Matter of Touch. "Go away from meP said the fash- To the Commission of the City of Owoaso s"re ionaDiy aressea woman to rne tramp. I Gentlemen : " wouldn t have you touch me for a VBOM POUCI DKPABTMIMT TWO Par Roll....-.. 375 Townsend & Fulmer . , t Ann Arbor K. R Co . 1 Store Account 1 Hartshorn Auto Co 8 From the Sprinkling Fund Pay Roll M account 5 dollar." "I was only goln to touch you for a nickel, lady," came the re- PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COMMISSION We the undersigned, residents of Sairlnaw St. between Oliver and Williams streets, hereby petition for the sprinkling of Bald Saginaw St. wiween tne streets named awing tne season or iv m we nereDV severally aeree to reimburse the Cit? of Owosso for the exnensn of naid sprinkling at the close of the season, and in de fault of payment that the amount may be piacea aa a special assessment udoci our nron- cny lucnicu in saiu spriDKting auttnoi. A. it. unaee ana 4 others. From the' Health Fund Members present. Wright. Rosevear, Stebblns and Minutes of the aoeclal meettmr of Mav 28. anu regoiar meeting or June i were reaa ana approved. Notice of Appearance. State of Michtean-Circuit Court for the County f Shiawassee. In Chancery. Frank O. Omer. , Plaintiff. vs. . Herman Camfield. Abner Darling. Tracy W. Root. E. E. Seaman. Elizabeth E. Wellington. Buckminster Darling, John Thomas. John L. Gould, A. F. Weller. WeHer & Merrifleld. A. F. Weller, Sarah T. Merri field. S. T. Merrifleld. August F. Weller. Thomas Britton, Jerry S. Wheelock. Jerry L. Wheelock, Alice Everts. Floy Shickle and Mrs. Boxtonan, or . any of their unknown heirs, devisees, . legatees and assigns. Defendants. PETITIONS The following petition waa presented and referred to the Commissioner of Publlo Im provements: Petition No. 114 To the Commission of the City of Owosso. Gentlemen : We the undersigned, residents of East Main APPLICATIONS The application of George Harris for a lloense to operate a one-ton Ford truck In the City of wusao was presented, ana on motion or Mr. Rosevear the application was received, sureties approvea, ana i icense granted ; ayes, Roa ve r. bteoDins ana w right The application of S. M. Harding for a license to operate a oneun Ford truck In the Cltv of of Owosso was presented, and on motion of Mr. Roserear the application was received, sureties approvea. and license granted: avis Rosevear. ateouins ana wrignt The application of J. N. Thomas for a license to operate a f'ora car and a Iiulck for hire in tne ultv f Owosso was presented, and on mo tlon of Mr. R s-vear the and lea t ion was re ceived, burettes approved, and license gran ed; ayes, uosevear, sujdd ns ana Wright The application of Leslie McCain and Frank Bla 'k for a licnse to ooerate a Dotlire tout-in? car In the City of Owosso was presented, and ,. 505 .. 323 . 10 . 1 ,Ji3 . 45 . It . 80 38 street betwien Hiokory and Oak streets, here' by petition for the sprinkling of said East Main on motion of Mr. Rosevear the application was receivea sureties aprroved, and license granted; street between the stre-ts named during the season of 1930. We hereby severally agree to reimDurse tne city or owosso ror toe expense or said sprinkling at the cloe of the season and in aerauit or payment toat tne amount may be placed as a special assessment upon our prop erty locaiea in saia sprinaiing district U. tr. Zimmerman and 10 others, ayes, Rosevear, Steoblns ana Wright. The application of W. J. C--nklln for a license to operate a pool room at Nat onal hotel in the city or owosso was presented, and on motion of Mr. Rosevear the application was received, sureties approvea, ana license granted; ayes, uosevear. atcoDins ana w rignt. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE. Suit i,ndinir June 1. 1920. m the Circuit Court The following petition was presented and referred to the Commissioner of Publlo Improvements: Petition No 115. to the Commission of the City of Owosso for the County of Shiawassee, In Chancery. It appearing to mo, hib "", " I ohtlpmpn Judo-, in tha above Courtfrom the allegations con- Ue,ntiemen.. tained in said Bill of Complaint filed in the I ' Ve the undersigned, residents of East Main above entitled cause and from tne amaaviia niea stree', between Saginaw and Hickory streets, in aaid cause that plaintiff does not know and h reby petition for the sprinkling of said E. Main has mot been able, after diligent search and in- St. between the streets named during the season quiry, to ascertain the names of the persons who ot 1930. We hereby severally agree to relmbursa are included as defendants herein without being tne city of Owosso for the expense of said named, and cannot ascertain in wn svaws ur 1 sprinKling at tne close or tne season, ana in country above named aeienaania reuiuo. Therefore, on motion of Miner & Miner, at ... ninintifT. it is ordered that the above named defendants and their and each of their unknown heirs, devisees, legaieea nu - RESOLUTIONS The following Resolution was presented and on motion of Mr. Rosevear same was adopted; iwncvcar, oicuuiua auu vv riKiit; Resolution No. 160. Resolved, by the commission of the City of Owosso, that the offer of purchase of bnds hereafter to be issued by the City of Owosso contained In the communication of Ke ne. Hlgble &Co., hereto attached, be and the same '8 Hereby uccepted. and the Mayor and Cltv C erk are hereby authorized to execute and signs, cause their and each of their appearance to ..,.wi in tku oauhs. within three months from tha date of this order, and in case of their appearance, to cause their answer to said Bill of Complaint to be filed, and fa copy thereof to Reserved on the attorneys for the plaintift within forty days after service upon them of copy of said hiU of complaint, and that in default thereof said vm .nmninint hn taken na confessed by each and all of said defendants, and also that within forty default of payment that the amount may be I duly deliver said bonds to said Keane, HIgbie placed as a special assessment upon our prop-1 & Co., as the same may be legally accomplished. erty located in Bald sprinkling district. I and said several issues be completed, in accord- . a. l urmuauu uuu viuurs. i ance witn tno terms or tne said communica tion following as payment therefor shall be made. The following Petition, was presented and referred to the Commissioner of Public Im provements. Petition No. 118. To the Commission of the City of Owosso, I Gentlemen ! We the undersigned, residents of W. King St. I4ays from the date of this order plaintiff cause I between Water and Shiawasste streets, hereby petitioo roD tno springing or naa w jvinjr m; copy of ' this " order to be published .in 1. The Owasso Times, a newspaper printed. puDiisnea nd circulating Irj said Caunty of Shiawassee, and hat aaid publication be continued once each week -for aix weeks irt succession, of., that plaintiff cause a copy of this order to be personally served on said defendants and each of them at least twen ty days before the time presenrjea iorapywimce, JOSEPH H. COLLINS. ., ... . Circuit Judge. MINER & MINER. . " ' t ifnrnv fnr Plaintiff. Business Address, 410 Miner Building. Owosso, . VirJii trait. . XOTICE-The foregoing suit Involves the title peitton No. 117 fniimirinir Hacribed real estate, to-wit: I The - west one half of the south I 0 the Commission of the City of Owoa we.it one quarter and the aoutnwesi ono 1 B0 . XZrZJLS? ZEu of the Gentlemen : .,M.i.M,t nn nuarter. and the south one-half of I We the undersigned, .residents of Williams the south half of the northeast one quarter, and I street between Bull and Water streets, the south one-half of the southeast one quarter of I hTebf petition for the sprinkling of said Wll tha northwest one quarter of Section twenty- I Hams St. between the streets named during the even, all being in town eignt nortn, ranje uno kchhoo pi im we nereoy severuwy agree to re between the streets named during the season of IK30.-" We hereby severally agree to reimburse the City ot Owosso for the expense of said sprlnkllcg at the clo-e of the season, and in default of payment that the amount may be placed as a special assessment upon our prop erty locatea in said sprinkling aistriot. The following petition was presented ana referred to tua commissioner or ruDiic Improvements. . June 7th, 1920." Honorable Mayor and Commission. Owosso. Mich. . For legally Issued bonds of the Cltv of Owosso to De issued ror tne rouowing purposes: 3 ,8kJ 00 Sanitary Sewers lM6n9 00 btorm Sewers 78.400 O't Water Works ; ltt,oou 00 Lighting - ,440,WQ 00 Refupding, Water; Works 327 083 67 TOalapprptrma'tely);', B. nds due serially, principal and semi-annual interest payable at the office of the City Treas urer 01 owosso. We agree to purchase the above bonds at nar arrt accrued interest less a discount of 19,800.00 to defray expenses, same to be paid from the general fund. Weagneto take up the bonds on or b fore July 7th. 1920. paving accrued in terest to tnat date, we to pay cn tne following pasis: i7d,ooo-ooon July 1st, ana &),ouooo eacn mo tn thereafter until paid in full. We agree to pay all expenses in connection wun legality, aisj rurnisn una print Donas. Kespectruiiy submitted Keane. Hltrble & Co. J. J. Keunc, i'ris. Pay Roll LCHall ruOM WATtB WOBKS fUND Pay Roll Owosso Ice & Fuel Co Store account D trolt Lead Pipe Worts Wallace & Tierman Co Jennlson Hardware Co ....... Kenneth Anderson Co Glamorgan Pipe & Foundry Co Jennlson Hardware Co .., J ames U Clow 4, Sons 159 Chas E Beehler 1 00 store account 0 . From the Fire Department Fund Pay Roll 735 Standard Oil Co 2 4(1 Imperial Brush Co 0 fo Geo W Martin 2 flu Mrs C G smith 2 7 Owosso Elevator & Lumber Co M 18 Ann Arbor RR Co . 14 40 Store Account 7 22 Geo L Hurrell 600 00 MarK j woodhury a 2A Lletzau & McEntee 6 57 FROM TBI GENERAL BBWgR FOND John R Kelly Co 38 W H i Kdarurds & Co 181 Geo W Shear 1 32 More account 8 61 L W Luder 1 60 From Corunna Ave Sewer Connection Fund Pay Roll 307 80 Southard & Densmore Ho Mark J Woodbury 3 25 Dorr King e 00 From Bridge Fund Ann Arbor R R Co 645 20 ritOM LIUKAKT FUND Pay Roll 18 00 More account ft 10 Frances Jones 3 on Franca Jones 50 FHOSI PARK rOND Pay Roll..- 16 CO Ira Thomps-m 25 no Southard & Densmore 2 25 From the Salary Fund Pay Roll 417 02 From '''eum Account Fund Py Roll fin 00 htor account 39 3o C C Wright. Son & Co l 8 Preston & Revard 18 00 Store account 60 II U Reed 8 00 On motion the Commission adjourned. A. T. W KIG HT, Maror. B. K. LUCAS. City Clerk The following resolution was presented and on motion of Mr. Rosevear same was - -east. Shiawassee County. Michigan, and this suit I imburse the City of Owosso for the expense of adopted ; ayes, Kosevear, Stebblns uud Wright Attorneys for I'laintiti, 12-18 Notice of Appearance. State of Michigan-The Circuit! Court for the County of Shiawassee, in cnancery. William C. Schneider. Plaintiff. vs. David Parsons. John L. E. Kelly. M. C. Bomberger, Franklin L. Parker, Thomas McGaw. Patrick Karr, and Chauncey S. Converse or their or any of their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, . Defendants. said prlnkllng at the closa of the season, and In default of payment that the amount may be placed as a special assessment upon our prop erty located In said sprinkling district. busan A. Evans per Geo. T. Campbell ana 9 others. NOTICE OF appearance: The following petition was presented and referred to the Commissioner of Publlo Improvements. Petition No. lis. To the Commission of the City of Owosso, Gentlemen : We the undersigned, residents of Water street between Williams and Oliver streets, hereby petition for the spriokl ng of bald Water street between the streets numed during the season of 1930. We hereby severally agree to reimburse the City of Owosso for the etpense or suia sprinKiing at toe close or the season, Resolution No. 170. Resolved by the Commission of the City of Owosso. that the Mayor be. and he is hereby autnorizea ana airecied to Borrow on the credit of the City of Owosso from the Refund Armory Site Bonds Interest and Sinking Fund the sum of $2500. and place the same to the credit of the General Street Fund, said loan to be made in anticipation of the collection of the tax covering the appropriation for the purchase of a sprink ling truck In the annual appropriation bill for JS'.'O- B.'l; and the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to give in evidence of said loan the note of said city dated June 9. 1920. to be come due and payable Sept. 9. 19J0, and to bear interest at a rate not greater than five per cent per annum. NEW DUSINESS. ... , ln , .v, (,..: rniirt I j tt .r ,1 i " rJi. -t ne louowing recnmmenaation was received, Suit pending June 1. 1920. in the Circuit Court Bnd tn default of payment that the amount may Bnd on mot on of Mr. Stebbla was adopted lor the County of Shiawassee, In Chancery, I .rtnoarino- tn tne. the SUDSCnoer, circuit be placed as a special assessment upon our property located in said sprinkling district. nusan A Evans per Geo. T. Cumpbeil ana 4 others. i ,k nhv mirt- from the allegations ..i.xwi tr. .aiH Rill of Comolaint filed in tha above entitled cause and irom ine anioaviui mw in aaid cause that Plaintiff does not know, and has not been able, arter aiugent nearcn anu in quiry, to ascertain the names of the persona who i i .. rw.nnlanto hornin without being r.olr nH cannot ascertain in what state or Improvements country above named ueienaanw resiue, i petio, No. 119, Therefore, on motion of Miner & Miner, attor Fieys for the Plaintiff, it is ordered that the above named Defendants, and their and each or their unknown heira, devisees, legatees and assigns, cause their, and each of their appearance to been tered in this cause within three months from the date of this order, and in case of their appearance thnir innmr to aaid bill of complaint to . . : . . : - i .i ki i auring r thi hlainff within twTnty day. severally agree to reimburse the City ot Owosso 'i" 1 of rv of TbmoUtortwnotHaxdnpTinMlng at the close complaint, and that in default thereof said bill or I . .ri., T V.-V complaint be UUen as conieaaeo. oy mcu i anu ""TT"----'-, io, in aald anrlnk. ling aisinct. Tne Argus- tress co. ana a otnera. The following ' petition was presented and referred to the Commissioner of Public To the Commission of the City of Owosso, Gentlemen : We the undersigned residents of Park street between Exchange and Mason stieets, hereby petition for the sprinkling or said Park street between be streets named ayes, Rosevear. Stebblns and Wright: , . Owosso, Mich., June 1, 1920. The Honorable Commission of the City of Owosso, . I beg to make the following water rates for the ensuing year according to Section 19, Chap ter Itt, Page 32, of the Charter of the City of owosso: Notice of Pnbllfi Iidprorement and of Special Assessment No. 206 for the Erection of Boulevard Lights on West Main Street, west of the bridge to Ann Arbor Railroad right of tray. To All Whom It May Concern: Pursuant to a resolution of tbo Commission of the City c f Owosso adopted at a session of the commission held May 17, A D. 1920. notice is hereby given that the City of Owosso pro poses to make the following lmprovem nt. numely: That a system of conduits and boul- vurd lights be ere. ted a'ong and upon both sides of Main street from the bridge over the Shiawassee. River west to the right of way of the Ann Arbor Railroad Company. That the plana and specifications and esti mates of coot are on tile tn my office for public Inspection: thut the Commission has desig nated as the special assessment district upon which the special assessment for said improve ment shall be levied, all the lots and parcels of land fr ntlng and abutting upon said proposed improvement, tne same to bu assessed accord lng to frontuge. The Commission of tho Cltv of Owosso will meet hi its regular session on Mondiiv uvenlns. Juno 21. A. U. l.rj.ut7;to o'clock in the after noon, when it will hear objections to the m- provemeni as aforesaid and to the district to be assessed. Notice Is also hereby given ihat the special assessment heretofore made by the City Asses sor for the purpose of defraying that portion of the costs which the Commlss'on decided should be paid and bene by special assessment for the improvement aforesaid, is now on tile In my office for public inspection. The Commission of the City of Owosso will meet at its reuular session on Mondavi June 21, A D. 1919, at 7:30 o clock in the arternoon, to review the special assessment and bear any objections to any assessment which may be made bv any person deeming himself aggrieved thereby. uatca, june t, ivm. 1 II. K. T.UCA". City C.crk. For the first 900 feet a minimum charge of I Notice of Pablio Improvement and 2.00 per quarter, for the next 1)00 feet llo per B J1A , iwv lou icet, for anything over 12,9.4) feet 7o per 1U0. jKespecuuny submitted. JOHN ' ROSEVEAR, Commissioner of Public Utilities. of said Defendants, and also that within forty days . from the date of this order. Plaintiff cause a copy this order to be. published In t he uwoaso l imes, a newspaper printed, published and circulated in naid County of ShiawasaM, and that aaid publica tion be continued once each week for six weeks in euccesaion. w that Plaintiff, cause a copy of this anlnr to ha oersanally served on the Defendants and each of them at least twenty days before the time prescribed for appearance. . , , . JOSEPH H. COLLINS, ! Circuit Judge, ' ' JUJNER & MINER. ' . Attorneys for Plaintiff.'' ' Business Address, 410 Miner Building, O wosno, ' Michigan. ., ,. ' . NOTICE-The foregoing Suit involves the title to the following described raul aUta, to-wit: The East parte JtfhTf factional one quarter of Section S. towtiUhfb feeven North, Range thf i fEBiprcimestoiMr( rJnety.one and -100 a'crea-jnoM prJess, in. Shiawassee County, Michigan. T WwtJkgilAaj w .- v And this tMJiuf tyW0 TM,a,nt,,r t,t,e therein, , MINER A-M1NER, ' 12-18 ' Attorneys for Plaintiff. FOR '8A,LE A deBirable bnlldlnVlit '49x144 feet'ori' vYiil'i8n8'iitneet. Eay term., E- UDewey;. Uvtobbo. 1 .k-y Ood short.' Vim rv4-i rrr FWi giada if any Und Cntll T"a oot Hmrfw 4 'mnoJf, Au- a,&wetClovrand AIk:aoMaabjettO ij. m,lml nrwm A fra eon at tha AAnnrm gnl Nawa. . lz".3 lX tzzi Ca. Dept. n Cllczz U. .The followtnf petition was presented and referred to the Commissioner of Publlo Im provements: Petition No. 1 10. To the Commission of the City of Owosso: Gentlemen i ' '". We the undersigned, residents of Dewey street between Main and Exchange Sts., hereby pMitlOo for the sprinkling of said Dewey street between tbe streets above named during the season of ittun. We hereby severally agree to reimburse the City of Owosso for the ex pense of said sprinkling at the close of the sea son, and In default of payment that the amount may be placed as a special assessm ntupon our property located In aald sprinkling district. Mrs. tr. J. webur ana t others. U Ik., I III "J u li' II 1 1 ii j i r The following Petition was presented and referred to the Commissioner of Publlo Im- provemeritaf !. ! ' . ,, . i, -' '. (. prt'No:;i2irA'-,v':-F '.v-ixrru To the Commission' of the City of Owosso t "TVe the hrlderslgned;' resldopts ef Wllltam" streets hereby petition for the sprinkling oi? said w uiiis!SiTyw-i)etwrenitn4i streets named during the season of 1930 We hereby severally , agree to reimburse the City ot Owosso for the Ue5wVtf s";iM frtnkttn at, the elosof thv w iiMorf. and in df fault of parment thtft th amount may be placed an a special assessment upon our property located in satd sprinkling district. Karl M. Newman and 10 others. COMMUNICATIONS The following communication from the Owosso lias eight Co was received, and on motion of Mr. Rosevear the request was gramed work to d-4 aone unuer tne supervision ui the city En gineer; ayes, itosevear, stebblns and Wright: Owosso, Mich., June 3, 1930. ' To tha Commission of tha City of Owosso. Gentlemen: The undersigned respeotfullv ask vour per mission to conm-ct a six (6) inch storm sower to ine eity sewer on south Shiawassee street. The above newer will be built accorolng to the City Ordinances governing such work and subject to tbe supervision acd Inspection of the uity engineer. The undersigned will maintain the sewer and save the City of Owosso from all injury thero from. Owosso O Light Co. Per A. T. Blrk. City Llbrarl n submitted her. report for the month of May, 1920, which was upon motion receivea ana tuea. . Justice Frlegel submitted hN report for the month of M iv. iu.'O. .which was on motion received and iU d r of Speolal Assessment No. 207, for the Ereotlon of BonleTard Lights Washington, - Ball, Exohange and Main (east of bridge) Streets. To All Whom It May Concern: Pursuant to a resolution of tho Commission of the City of Owosso adopted at a session of tne commission neid May 17 a. li. 19.0, notice is hereby given that the City of Owo so pro poses 'o make the following Improvement, namely: That a system of conduits and boulevard lights be erected along and upon both sides ofeach)f the following streets: Washing ton street rrom the urand Trunk Railroad north to Mason Street, Rail Street from Muln Street north to Mason Street, Exchange Street from the east line of Park S reet west to Water Street, and Main Mreet from Saginaw Street west to the bridge over the Shiawass. e River. That the plans and specifications and rstl- mates of cost are on hlR In my office for public inspection; that the Commission has desig nated as ths special assessment district unon which the special assessment for said Improve ment snair De icviea an tne lot ana parcels or land fronting and abutting upon said proposed Improvement, the same to be assessed accord ing to fro tngo. The Commission of the Cltv of Owosso will meet at Its regular fession on Monduv evening. June 21.' A. D. IW-'O, lit 7 3d o'clock in the after noon, when It will hear objeclons to the Im provement as afor:sald and to the district to be assessed. Notice Is also hereby given that the .. , ,, '' w ',. .. T . . . I special assessment, heretofore ruado by tho The .followiii Resolution was presented .and ci,y Assessor for the purpose of defray, r. tAfiM'httiM.'dlibe rep I Ipg; that .'portion of the costs which the L ! GEORGE FlTCi EDUCATION. J& rsJe 1 education eonsittt of stocking th memory with largo collection of Valuable facta so neatly . arranged that they can be taken out In a mln iit' .notice. This is a rery difficult task. It takes almost twenty years to acquire a complete and well-catalogued stock of knowledge. And even then It consists only of well chosen samples Irom all the different lines which hare been produced in the last 5,00u 7 cars. Many a man has collected knowl edge for sixty years and has still been compelled to order vast quan tities of necessary facts from the catalogue each day. When the young man has finished laying in the staple Hues at the high school 'he goes to college where an enormous collection of fancy educa tion Is dispensed at rery low rates. Here he may remain for four years buying stocks of Latin, Greek, He brew, archaelogy, pheontology, cos otology, 'biology, psycho-sociology, histology, neo-Platonology and other costly complications with the utmost Teckiessness. o Some young men hare unlimited shelf-room for this sort of stuff, and when they hare been graduated go on through life accumulating new and alarming lines of knowledge. But many students fill all available shelves in their memory in their sophomore year and pile the rest of the stuff on the floor. This is a great mistake. Nothing Is sadder than to see an earnest young man wading wearily through 98,765 poorly catalogued facts in the effort to find a little mislaid infor mation in the art of holding an prhteen-dollar-a-week Job. He becomes confused -and discour aged, not to mention dusty in the process. When we see such a yotmj man tTylng to sell a bill of groceries! with a complete working knowledge) st tha atvta nHnefnloa . nf Walt imp Pater, we are constrained to hellers that he has overbought at the edu cation shop. Ha is overstocked and under-oatav logued. His mental front door la Nfvflt MiN9 ASOoTThC' 'iMntua 9tAn.it' ot -Ma A.vottm or Aicff Trying to tell a bill of groceries toitH a complete working knowledge of th9 style-principles of Walter Pater. blocked with unpacked goods, anl his erery-day lines of knowledge art hurled in the coal cellar under a Una new consignment of ancient history. Knowledge Is a great thing, but the art of arranging and using it is far greater. We should fill our shelves with the best available know!- kA tra sand tint., tvo ItflTA lasiiknal. Attt vOvl a-aaw vv w w v IVI 4AlVlStia stock and hare completed our ln rolce, we should waive further ales men atarnly away, no Pull Together for an American Merchant Marine The war resulted In the creation of a gre.it merchant marine 10,000,000 tons of American ships which cost us $3,000,000,000. Everybody agrees that we must keep this fleet on ths seas. ' If. we fall hack to pre-war conditions when only 9 per cent of our foreign trade was carried In American shlp Ve shall lie In the position of a department store whose goods are delivered In Its competitor's wagons. , . Congress Is considering legislation which will perpetuate our wnr-hullt merchant marine. Until this is done the ships we have should not be sold to face conditions which, prior to the war, resulted In the decline of our merchant marine to insignificance. This Committee calls attention to these facts because a right solution of our shipping problem is vital to the future prosperity of shipbuilding, but equally vltul to the safety and prosperity of , tho nation. Send for free copy of "For an American Merchant Marine." . Committee of American Shipbuilders 30 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK CITY ENGLAMDER WIT -EDGE, SPRING SoU everywhere by fuminiro coalers and dcpaitmenf stares fir dLsinU looUil ENGLANtJER SPRING DEO CO. Kewfack-BrookJyn- Chicago LIQUID (EASY TO TAKE -SPEEDY RELIEF)' ENGLANDER COUCH -BED ft Sold cvciywhcro by furniture dealers and depanmcni s&rcs ENGLANDER SPRINO BED CO. . Nw York - Brooklyn - Chicago Mr lutlon which .t tlin prcViitlCii; ajres-, Roscreur1 SteDbins ana w ngm: Resolved by the CommifMloai of the fcly of Oworho'. thrttTihfl clftinm and accounts hereto fcltachcdybe arrrov!d and the Mayor and C;erk .are hcrelw.lnv.ruciyd.irt Issue warrants on th the afindttm srt'i wifiSW v 19 44 2 00 9 00 tore nccb&rfC Douhlel;i.v-JImt-Dola Co-,. more account. .. ?ioro bccouuv Uotohjrtiiloa, decided Should bo paid, end borne by special assessment for thltn- Improvement. s atorcaald 1 now on tile In mr ofllce for oubllc insnectlon. The Tom- .raisslpa.of the City ot Owosso wtlf mtet at ' Its Tfular aesslon on Monday, ' June tlst.. A(U.'.1930,. at 7:30 o'clock In the JM' ,feftHn6on-'to review the special assessment wo . i' rend hear any objeetlona to any assessment wBion.inay je.maae oj any person deem inaJlmslf Jogirrt2Pd ,be,irby- ;". ' Dated, June, tftio. ' V?n'v " Cltj Clerk. 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