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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29
Wanted Male Hello.
TO EMPLOY CATHOLIC GENTLE.

nlan as local representatives. we require
1t person OF energy and ability for tho
poSitieh. Salary SIS per week, write at
n,ee Tor particulars. The IIucy Publish
hls CO., 323 Dearborn St, Chicago. III.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29


TRAWBERRiES AND CREAM $500
with Y acre iii strawberries and this 81
acre farm cutting 10 toms of hay with
pasture for = cows. located only - miles
out, there is no Reason why Il person can
MOT live on this farm il the best of
shape and at Il moderate cost. Mail de
livercd. near neiShbors and schools wood
for home use. Thrifty orchard of 100
trees, and a choice cherry orchard Of -
trees. IL story house in good repair,
first class barn 35N46. DO you want to see
someone else get this place?
CITY FARM $1,000
81 acres. cuts T. tons hay, spring watercd
Ea%lurg for mead, crtam sold at door,
r2~Dbt rries and blackbcrlies Eight
room house. painted. water at sink, barn
3oX;I, buildings all il tino shape. maple
shade, only / mile to city. Why not
have this place fmlr your home. Fine
.iew down the beautiful I<ennebec
We have the right place for you at the
right price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29
SALESMAN WANTED:-SELL RE

u''i trade. so To $lI5 per month and tX-
p'lSPS nr commission. Experience i'm
~c'SSdfy. llcrmiuGscn Cigar Co, Tple-
do. Ohio may 2fiot =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29
For Sale.--ReaI Estate
BIRDS ARE SINGING
on our
FARMS

all nature is hapry. Why not Let us
make YOU happy With one of our bargains
and set out among tie apple blossoms
and clover? These ar samples. i,
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THE MRs. JEANNETTE WILLIAMS

FARMS AND COTTAGE PROPERTY
on the hills and shores of Maine. Maine
Farm Agency, James #. Collins, Mgr,
Manchester. Me. Send for catalogue
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29
SAlESMEN, LOCAL AND TRAVEL

NY. Age % to 20. Employment the
mllple year if desired. Outfit fr @. Pay
SreehN Write now, Homer n. Chase &c
w. Hurserymen, Auburn, Maine.
may 23tl1 VIZ
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MEN TO SELL AUTO TIME SAVER

|N WAN GO . TnRIN TOn
ts'Fauons rs driver and repairnien of
Wuuto'noh'leS. Full course 3 or weeks,
Niue Portland Auto School, Portland.
-Naihe. may lSdlinos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29
CIGAR SALESMAN. EXPERIENCE

unnecessary $l0o per month and expenses
'oe'ieSs Cigar Co, Toledo. Ohio.
may 25d1 W.
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To Lef-- Houses, Rooms etc.

TENEMENT, NO. $40 WATER
St, over L.. s. Young's store. Includes
seven sleeping rooms besides kitchen, din
ing and sitting rooms. located on second
and third floors. Former tenant. who
kept boarders, has left town aud rooms
have been painted and cleaned for now
tenant. Apply At once to j. L. Fuller,
SIS Water St, city. :nay29dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANOS OF VARIOUS MAKES AT

bargain prices. Cash or easy terms. Old
taken in exchange Call and
hear one of the finest interior (scif play
ing) pianos at Music Hall. 1S5 Water
street Melville Smith. may27dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-29

DRY WOOD, ALSO kINDLiNGS,
Sylvester's wood yard. East Side. On
hill back Of East Side Shoe Store. Or
ders promptly delivered. Tel. 1922.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01

Aretacijo je izposloval kristjan-
ski pop, kteri stanuje ma isti cesti
kjer Sc je vrSila Slovenska svatba.
I'm zakaj o. cato. 'ker je videl. da
so voziii pivo IA svate in to mu je
najbrz p~ovzroGilo svete bolecine
CD. XII So ga vodile do christian
ske ljubezni' i'm brezboZne ne
umnosti. Inatilno pri dotiGnem
popu je tudi to, da .je 3. avg. ko
je videl, da bode propadel 5 svojo
ovadbo. kupil eel zaboj - patron.
Take stvari poccnjajo popi V
svobodni dezeli, kjer nj nobena We
III uradno priznana. Vera ie POI
povski business. in ne Same prot
popom temvec tudi proti njiho-
VEN buSinessu moramo voditi cd
prt BOZ, ako Sc hocemo kedaj o.
proStiti popovske kuge.
10 hi kristus danes zivel. vodil
bi gotovo hujSi boz proti danaSnji
d%uhovScini. kakor ie nekdaj proti
judovSki. Tudi Washington bi bill
danes bolj potreben "a osvobodi-
tev Amerike, kakor je bill pred
1873 lett.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01
DOPISI
L ameriske Rustic.

Nirdon. H.. II. avg. - -. iuli-
ja lcta 1905 pc rojStvu Kristuso-
VEN vrSila Sc j. Y na>i naSelbini
SlovcnSka Svatba. Porocila sta Sc.
pc obredih rimskc cerkve e. Matt
ia JanoS in gospodicna Jozefa Ze-
lelnikar. Ma To svatbo smo bill po-
vabljeni vsi tukajSni Slovenci,
vendar vdclezili smo 81 ic polno-
Stevilno Selc zveccr ma domu o
jaka John Jaklica, kjer Sc je vr-
Sila Svatba. PreSkrbljeui smo hill
Z nekoliko Sodcki piva, dobrim
prigrizkom in godbo ma harmoni-
ko. VISA zabava Sc je vrSila pc naSi
narodni Segi, a ne pc kranjski ma
vadi. kajti vladala .ie ~treznost in
najlepsi mir mesto o~biGajnega
hrupa in navadnega ,kranjskega
vpitja. Prisostovali so tudi ljudje
drugih narodnoSti. med temi tudi
prccejSnje Stevilo Amerikancev in
Americana.
Ntul' IL" 50 cltatelJI morua re
hcNollhl hau TEN m"Jim Suhopar-
MIN uN""om NNatol' sal I" Sc
' heprepoNedahem caSu med
mann dosaJa y vSak teden' IN Svo-
oouohllSelho caSoplsl' poroca'
KVecJrm lie o Kakl poroki SvoJih
priNtaNeV' &c So lSta izvrSi cIvilnm
potion
ioda ~p"SIuNaJte' Take 'ohce-
u mehda ne pomnrlo nItl nag
starcJNi Niovenci Y -Nmerkl- Bio
Je okrog ~. ure zvecer ko smo
~ N'cin"ma vs. zaSedh notranJe
proNtore ' JakIlrevl hl>i, kar prI-
drNl Jata PoilcaleV IN obkoll HI
50. N" So Zastra/ill vSe lzhode. sto-
Pl MIN giaNar V hlSo. vzame hlsne-
ga gospodarJa Jakllca V stransko
sooo IN mu preclta nekaksno IA
porho poVelJe' Prlcela Sc Je vrslti
rama Nj Je storiia To svatbo tako
Zhaihenito III dala tudi povod te-
mu "'oJehu uoplsu.
Nenshe 4 ehin' all e otrocl v.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01

Neff, O.. II. aug. - V naSi ma
selbini je Sc vedno slabo. Delamo
celega pol - dine V tednu. vGasi
tudi dan in pol, ako gre - dobro.
Seveda Y nekterih rovih sc della
vsak dan. a V nckterih pa tudi mic.
V Steubenville. O.. nedalec cd
tukaj. Sc jc ustrclil mex Ceh John
S~tupanjek pc imenu. Vzrok: bill ie
sedem mesecev brez della. in ko je
koncno dobil delo. Sc ie delalo ia
ko slabo, da 81 nj mogel zasluziti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01
Premngar.
Razmere v Roslynu. Wash.

RoSlyn. Wash. 10. avg. - Ce-
memo uredniStvo! ProSim, priob-
cite Ia moi dopis Y nam priljublje-
mem delavskem listu "Proleta-
rec. V TEN kraju mas je kakih
60 Slovencev, pc vecini samcev.
PrlStctI llh pa ne ne X syo
bodomiSlccem ne k SocialiStom nj
Ii ne II klerikalcem, kaiti "a Ger
KEY Sc tako malo brigajo. kakor
N socialism. To je rdzyidno ze
IL tega. ko mas je mex slovenski
maziljcnec, XII ie obiskaval bliznje
slovenSke tarme, lepo pohvalil re
koc. da mu J. -anjci mic ne poma-
gajo in da bi moral lakote umreti
&c hi ne bilo lIrvatov. u vcseliem
moran potrditi. da Sc V tenn oziru
res dobro drzimo.
Kakor Nam ie znano, sodr. IL
rednik, imamo tukaj Socialisticni
klub, Xxi Spada k JugoslovanSki So
cialistiGni Zvezi. Tezko mi je poro-
cati. da Slabo napreduje. Y OH
rom ma lepo Stevilo nash fantov
bi klub lahko napredoval. da hi
bilo veSelic IN nam vsem Y ponos 4.
toda kaj ko 81 nihtc ne zmcni. Ia
drugo rec Sc ne brigaio kot "a
parno piScal. kadar Jill klice ma
kapitaliStirno tlako Y tukhSnii
rudnik. lPoskusite Z zivahno agi-
TACTIC. pa bodc Slo. OPP. ured.)
4 delom gre tudi piSkava. Rud-
mix po>luie zc od novcga leta sa-
mo Pc tri do Stiri dni Y tednu. Ia
torej nikakor ne priporocam roia-
kom tega kraja. Ne recon. da bi
Sc delo ne dobilo; delo Sc dobi.
toda y taken kraiu. da Sc komai
"a hrano zaSluli. kar sen JAZZ sam
skuSil ko sem priSel semkaj.
Maj St omenim. ia je naSa de
lavska organ zaciia poslala : dele
gatov ma %konvcncijo Y Seattle.
Wash. kjer Sc nahajajo le cez en-
mesec. Ne morem VAN torej poro-
cati ce SO IL kaj ukrenili ali mic.
kapitalisti pac dobro vedo. kako
je treba izprazniti uniisko blagaj-
no, ktera je ~najbolja pomoc de-
lavcem V ~slucaju Strajka. ker so
delegate placani IL blagajne. "a
to pa necejo kapitalisti podpisati
pogodbe dokler cutijo. da ,je Sc
kak dollar V blagajni.
Pri sklepu pozdravljam vse ra-
zredno zavednc in svobodomiselne
Slovence in Slovenke sirom Anne
rike, a tebi mas delavski list PRO
l~etarec'', pa zelim obilo vspeha in
narocnikov. Ziveli socialistil
J. NJ.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01

IA vsakdanje potrebe; zato je Sci
V smrt. Zivela vraGajoGa Sc pro-
speriteta!
10. augusta Sc je tudi V naSo
n%aselbinO pritihotapila smrt in
nam ugrabila sobrata Leopolda
Srama rodom Poljaka IL vzhodne
Prusije; ranjki je bill elan naSe-
ga druStva ''Bratstvo' Il. 1 =. y.
=. j. V Steel. o. l.. avg. ga ie dru-
Stvo spremilo k z%adnjemu poGi-
tku. Sodrug in sobrat Ignac Elem
bergar in Sodrug Jos. Reich sta
mu pri odprtem grobu govorila V
poslednje slovo. prvi Y slovenskem
in drugi nemskem jeziku. Po-
greb je bill velieansten. Scmtertje
smo Steer ~SliSoli. da ''tako nj bilO
lepo". menda zato, ker je bill pre-
eel gorak dan, pa nismo %nobenega
oblekli v dolgo halo. Toda po-
kOjnikOva Zena in mi druStveniki
smo hotel imeti pogreb brez leg
name halle in prav ie bio tako.
Pri tel priliki Sc gorko zahvalju-
iem vsem sobratom "a polnoStevil-
no vdelezbo pri pogrebu umrlega
sobrata. kakor tudi Sobratom dr..
"~Jutranie Zore'', XII so sc bill nam
%pridruzili.
Bratje. delaimo ma to, da DO We
dino napredek V nash vrstah. Sa-
mo deSet Slovencev mas je V TEN
kraju, "A naSe druStvo "Bratstvo"
Steie blizo 20 CLANCY. Ali nj to le-
Pc Stcvilo', Kakor nitro Sc east
malo zboljSajo, upamo. da bode
druStvo Stelo mad 100 clanov. Tu
81 vidi cd kolike koriSti ic neu-
morna agitaciia. Sotrpini, Ne cd
laSajte torcj. pristopaJtc vSi Y svo-
bodomiSelna podporna druStva.
Math TuSek.
professionals Dir. 'Bratstvo' st. 4.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01

Kapitalisticni listi IL Denvera.
Colo, poroGaio 4 dine %. aug. o
barbarSkom napadu voiakov-to-
%pniGarjev Y Laramie. Wyo., ma
neko belo zensko. 32 teh "vrlih
braniteljev domovine" ie napa-
do zeno ma cesti, odvleklo ma va
rem kraj in p6sililo. DC voiakov so
ze prijeli in dejali pod kljuc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02

Coe township, Isabella county gives
Erancis II. Dodds a majority of 262.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02
IGNORANCE EXCUSED HIM

Deputy Sheriff Sprague brought a
novel case to light last week. He ar
rested a farmer who lives west of Alma
on the charge Of buying liquor and Civ
ing it to man who is on the list of
non sales. The farmer was greatly sur
prised and declared he did not know
local option was in force in GIatiot
county. He further asserted that he
only bought the liquor for the man be-
cause the fellow said he was a stranger
here and could not get the whiskey.
He Unidentified the man so we'll that Mr..
Sprague had no difficulty in finding him
as he lives here in the city. The for
mer appeared so sincere in his state
ments however, that Mr.. Sprague de-
cided to look into the case further be-
fore pressing the charge. He has since
done so and has found the farmers
statements to be practically true. The
man an industrious farmer and of good
character but he never takes any papers
and is very poorly posted on what is
going ON about him. AS there appear
ed to be sufficient proof to bear out his
statement, the former will be let off
with lesson on the evil of buying
whiskey for poor lone stranger with a
tale of hard luck.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02
ALMA HUSTLERS

The Alma sugar factory is being
thoroughly overhauled preparatory tc
the coming campaign. Two new
crvstalizers and a new boiling pan are
being put in. These are all heavy
cumbersome pieces of machinery and il
is no small job to install them.
Manager Bishopric at the Mastic
plant is re-arraneing the lime dryer so
that the process of handling the lime
will he greatlv simplified. If the new
plan he has devised proves a successful
one it will revolutionize all lime drv-
ers. To install it. IL has been neces-
sary to take out practically all the ma
chinery and shafting in the present
dryers. The outside of the lime dryer
at the mastic plant inthe past year has
been covered with mastic plaster board
is being shiugled with the new shingle
that the company is making. The lat
ter is simply mastic roofing cut up in.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02

The hot September month should
make the ladies of Alma and vicinity
supply themselves with one of those
beautiful wash suits aud extra wash
waists being sold at less than cost of
material at +. e. Pollasky's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickinson re-
turned to their home in Wolcott. N. Y.
Saturday after a weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt vought
in this city.
Mrs. L. G. Wood returned last week
from Hilyard. Wash, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. N l..
Smith for the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson of
Brooklyn, N. Y. are visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
Social in Wright Park Friday, Sept.
18th afternoon and evening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02

Mr. Dodds majorities in the eleventh
district by counties is as follows:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02
GRAI|OI FOR D|'DDS
His Majority Over Covell At
Tuesday Primaries Was
Over 500.
SURPRISE TO C0VELL BACKERs
Dodds Carries Seventeen OF the
Twenty-six Precincts of
the County.

The big fight in the county between
Dodds and Covell was continued up to
the very last moment. Covell repeated
his performance of last year by carry
ing Alma and Ithaca and one or two
towns outside but the majority of the
towns went for Dodds. The vote in the
county was light but considering the
proportion of votes out Mr.. Dodds made
handsome run. His total majority
will exceed 500.
The Covell followers we're enthusi-
astic up to nine o'clock i'm the evening
The first returns showed Coven carried
Alma by 63 majority. Then came the
news that Ithaca too was lost to Dodds
and Covell sentiment ran high among
his followers. Then came Newark with
about 30 more for Covell. "He is elect
ed" Il told you so" declared the Covell
managers. (We say managers for there
were dozens of ''em' here in Alma
But things began to happen Just then.
little noise came up out of the west.
Seville simply reported "a votes for
Dodds and : for Covell. A few more
returns all apparently favorable to
Covell and the fears which arose
among the Covell men after the Seville
report vanished.
81 am----what was it2 Here an
there a Covell man picked himself
ont s.f hn nd lal
the shadows. Seemed like a western
tornado had hit the Covell camn but
it was only st. Louis with 1872 major
ity for Dodds. 1t was hard to find
Covell man after that. A few remain
ed. hoping against hope. only to
sneak away into the kindly shades of
the night later on.
Arcadia gave Dodds 10 majority.
Bethany contributed 81. Ashlev went
three against him but Bannister put
Elba in the Dodds column bv giving
him %. Emerson stepped up with 81
for Dodds only to see it almost wiped
out by 16 for Covell from Fulton town
shin. Nothing daunted the Dodds
wave picked up 10 in Hamilton town
ship. Ithaca went for Covell by 35.
Lafayette contributed three more for
Covell. and then it was Just Dodds,
Dodds. Dodds New Haven township
was close. giving him only three.
North Shade made it 23 stronger, North
Star added 2S, and Pine River came up
to the line with 81. Over in Sumner
there was "a, Washington with a light
vote added more and then Wheeler
last but by no means least sent in
good one and for a parting lift gave
Frank Dodds l47 majority, giving him
total in the county above 525.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02

Covell's vote of $50 in 1906 by 800 making
100 this year. Kalkaska shows slight
loss. Dodds got 100 as against 1853 for
for Darragh in 1906.
Mecosta which went 1876 for Darragh
increases its vote giving Dodds 352 or
nearly double Darragh's majority,
Missaukee drops back bit Dodds got
90 majority there against l26 for Dar-
rah. Montcalm increases its vote for
Covell about 100 but fails to give him
anything like the figures claimed before
the election by his managers. Osceola
which only gave Darrah 1856 comes
through with 900 for Dodds Roscom-
mon is very close this year Dodds get
ting only IA majority, Darragh carried
it by 100.
While Mr.. Covell increased his vote
over that of 1906 Mr. Dodds more than
kept pace with him and made big gains
where Covell showed the most strength
two years ago. On the other hand
Cevell showed almost double strength
in Gratiot county but fell off badly in
Isabella, Glare and Montcalm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02
GRANOT'S PRIMARIES
Several Spirited CONTESTS For the
Nomination Of Coun-
ty Offices.
MUNs0M's MAJORITY IS 5|8
Chambers, Seaver, Parrish. Hughes.
Long, Everden and Redman
are Also Nominated.

In the county there were several IN
teresting spirited contests for the nomi-
nations to the various county offices.
Each served to increase the general in
terest in the primary and kept the
friends of the candidates busy gather
ing the returns all the evening.
The closest of these was the contest
for Republican nomination for Register
of Deeds. There were four contestants
for this position namely ''Sid" Beechler
of Ithaca, VIM. N Gladstone of Ban
mister, George w. Long of st. Louis
and Fred w. Griswold of Ithaca. The
fight was all between Griswold and
Long the other two falling so far be-
hind that they were hopelessly beaten.
1t was nip and tuck between Long
and Griswold with the returns giving
Long the small majority of ten. So
close is the contest that it will probably
not be definitely decided until the
county election board meets and can
vases the votes.
Long carried St. Louis by 26S votes
and if elected practically owes his
election to his home city. Griswold
only polled seven votes in st. Louis,
Long also received handsome majori-
tvs in Bethany. Pine River and Wheeler
townships.
Griswold on the other hand ran strong
in all the other farming sections, car
ried Alma by 50 and received a good
vote at Ithaca getting l49 majority over
Long. Fulton, Lafayette, North Star
and Sumner contributed the largest
majorities he received in the country
districts.
John Parrish of this city and Perry
ID. Pettitt of Ithaca, both ex-sheriffs
fought it out for the sheriff's nomina-
ton. Parrish won out handsomely
carrying his home city Alma by II, st.
Louis by 1876, Wheeler by l31, and
Ithaca, Pettitt's home town, by 80. In
all he carried two cities and l3 towns
out of 10 or total of % out of 26 vot-
ing precincts in the county. His major
ity was sol.
County Treasurer Munson was more
than vindicated of the attackst hat have
been made against him. He swept the
county getting majority of 5l8 over
Henry r. Noench his opponent. Ithaca
gave him 1870, st. Louis 100, Wheeler
1872, Newark CO. He also carried Ban
mister, Emerson, Hamilton, Lafayette
New Haven, North Star, Pine River
Sumner and Washington. He lost Alma
by 81, Ashley by 26, Arcadia by 36, Beth
any by 16, North Shade (Moench home
town by AZ and Seville by 23.
The fight for Judge of Probate result
ed in the denomination of Judge |. S.
Seaver of Ithaca. He got the biggest
majority of any candidate in the coun-
ty beating James G.. Kress Of Alma by
6S3 votes. Kress carried Arcadia town.
ship by two votes and carried his home
city by ~ but failed to carry any other
precinct in the county.
Incomplete returns give Edward w.
Redman a good majority for county
surveyor over his opponent Chas. A
Schaltz.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02

'Opportunitv. it is said. knocks
bnt once at each mans door. :" When
ii knocked at Glord Whites door he
heard the knock and answered.
A few years ago Glord White. after.
getting good fair school education.
started ont to make his own wsv in
the world. He choose TO learn the
bakers trade and put in several years
in becoming first class baker IIav-
ing apprenticed himself rs baker. he
went into the restaurant business to ac-
uuirc some experience in that line.
And for the last two years up to last
MAY. be conducted the famous Blue
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02
Front restaurant.

Front restaurant.
And thus when the opportunity TO
start bakery presented itself to him
this spring he was ready for il. About
the first of Nav he secured the f. A.
Bennet bakery. Looking about for a
more suitable location he made anoth-
or excellent selection. The local
option law had Just gone into effect
and Mr.. White found a desirable loca-
tion on state street in building for
merly occupied by lluuor interests.
Mr.. White first proceeded to have
the entire place remodeled. The store
room is 90 by 20 feet and the enterior
was furnished throughout. A hand
some lunch counter. several large
glass cases for storing baked goods
counters, lunch tables. candv cases.
and sods fountain were added az equip
ment The big bav window in front
was fitted up with glass walls and
made dust and fly proof Then Mr..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02

Gratiot county by a vote of 1880 to
1887 put herself on record as opposed to
to Gov. Fred M. Warner for third
term. The vote was much closer how
ever than was expected. Warner ran
strong in practically all the country
districts carrying Arcadia, Ashley. Ban
mister, Fulton, Newark. New Haven,
North Star, Washington and Ithaca
townships. He lost heavily in Wheeler,
ST. Louis, Alma. and by close votes in
Bethany, Hamilton, Layfayette, Pine
River, Seville and Sumner. In North
Shade he broke even with Bradley, each
getting 30 votes.
Candidate Earl, failed to make any
great showing. He polled s6S votes out
of total of 2535 or less than II per
cent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02
Special to the Alma Record.

Special to the Alma Record
Wednesday, September ?. Late re-
turns up to 6 p. M today show that DR..
James B. Bradley has won the Republi-
can nomination for governor by about
2500 majority over Gov. Fred NJ. Warn.
er. The fight was nip and tuck all over
the state and was in doubt up to We'd
nesday afternoon. Each candidate
polled over 40 per cent of the votes cast.
Good roads commissioner Earl, getting
less than 10 per cent of the total vote.
Gev. Warner lost out in the cities.
Detroit, Grand Rapids AMI Saginaw all
went against him. Saginaw county
only gave him 90l votes against 3493 for
Bradley. While in Kent he re-
ceived 3000 getting two votes to
Warmers one Candidate Earl polled
almost as big a vote as Warner in Kent
county.
On the other hand Gov Warner poll.
ed a big vote in the country districts.
The rule seemed to be Warner in the
farming districts and. Bradley in the
manufacturing centers. Bradley's big
showing in Kent county was a surprise
as up to.three days ago it was expected
Warner would win out there by a big
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-02

There is always something doing
about the Central Michigan Produce
Company Just at present the COM
pany is opening new cream stations at
Six Lakes and Riverdsle l.. Houck
& Son are the Riverdsle receiving
agent and o. c. Giddings is receiving
agent at Six Lakes.
Here in Alma the company is put
ting In several hundred dollars into a
new equipment including anew water
system. without question the COM
psny is one Of the best equipped in the
state: for a Creamery and the amount
of business II is doing more than bears
out this statement