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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-17
Marriage Licenses

\ Ignacy Banasak. rs: Leonora Wit
kowska. 25.
Bernard c. Schuchard. n; Gay Price,
30.
Klar, %.
william Blaykiewicz. 81: Lottie
Utas. 90
William ID. Rumsey. %; Ameta M.
Mauer. Is.
James n. Wilton, SO, Blackwell, Wis:
Charlotte @. Fasig, 81. Detroit
John boris. 81; Ethel SAILOR, 81.
John Pawlak. 81; Frances Aleksand7
rowlcz, is.
Joseph Bare, %: Regina Kustek. -.
Bolesiaus Temanski. %; Helena Null
tyken, %.
Nmma YIabnow, FL. Detroit.
Charles Labo. 81 Wyandotte; Anna
Engfehr, 10. same.
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AUST RALIA WILL
SPEND MILLIONS
FOR DEFENSE
COUNTRY DECIDES TO Buy Her
NAVY IN ENcLAND--PRlME I'm
IsTER's> PLAN ron sIo NATION
AL GUARD. 80.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE people OF
Australia. who have at last decided
to spend millions TO defend their coun-
try In case OF war, have reluctantly
given up the idea OF building their
torpedo boats In the common wealth
shipyards. but will buy them from
English shipbuilders. ~e
This decision has been taken only
after long elaboration. for A was .
wish dear to the. heart OF many Aus
tralians that their own little 1eet
should be Australian IN every way
built, owned and manned by natives.
The admiralty, however. was opposed
to the project Of building the boats,
because the shipbuilders OF the coun-
try have no experience In that line.
In arguing the question at several
meetings, the secretary Of the Aus
tralian admiralty pointed TO natures
In America, and pointed out that ouo
Of the most patriotic countries n the
world. Japan. bought her navy ahEUad
and developed her shipbuilding - the
same time. .-.,ss ~. ass.s. 49, 49, -
The people OF Australia now hope
that some prominent English dr1u will
establish works in Australia, which
might later be taken over by the COM
monwealth. or some Australian firm
Camp Training Plan.
In order TO have an army rea6- In
an emergency, the people OF Australia
have decided to have 16 days camp
training annually for all young men
between Is and al. This training VIII
be made compulsory, and the Aups
tralian boy who Is already accuso0m-
cd to rifle shooting is not likely TO
show any Discrimination to undertake
this service.
In this manner the prime minister
hopes to have an available national
guard OF nearly quarter of . mil
lion trained men.
In strong contrast to the Socialists
OF Europe. who are opposed to tho
maintaining of armies Of any kind,
the Socialistic Australians are among
the strongest advocates OF policy OF
defense which will make every adult
citizen a defender OF his country.
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Daily Death List

Mary Traynor IL months, Harper
hospital; scarlet fever.
Louis Krophow "a years, 10 Napole-
on; arterio sclerosis. -
Douglas X. Kennedy. months, 10
Lauderdale; convulslons.
drehs Free hospital: marasmus.
Mike karon, 35 years. Solyay hos
pitai; crushing injuries.
James Terry 80 years. ST. Mary
hospital: bronchitis.
Celia Hoeninghausen, 20 years, 1887
Townsend; tuberculosis.
Johanna Hala. 56 years, $50 Ander-
son: pneumonia.
William Y. Lawrence. SO years. 81
Eliot; pneumonia
Emma Rapp. rs years, e97 Monroe;
Olive Rice, 80 years. sss Parker; tu-
George Franklin. 35 years. 3ss Phiia-
delphia; pneumonia.
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LOSES COLLAR BUTTON,
TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF

PARIS, Jan. 17.-~Antoine Franciol.
aged %. living In the Boulevard Mag
meta, accidentally dropped his collar
stud.
For some time he searched for II,
but In vain. Then he burst into tears.
and, telling his mother that life was
not worth living. stabbed himself sew
eral times with knife. He was TAX.
en- IN the hospital
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United Tntcrurban Lines.
Time table subject 90 change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
For Wyandotte ana Trenton, 5.as a.
until 500 a. m, then balf hourly until
then every 20 minutes until sos p. M
then half hourly until 1886 y. m. On
Sunday first car starts at 1908 a m.
For Royal Oak, birmingham and
Pontiac, $40 a. M. then half hourly
until d. m. then hourly until IL p. m.
First car one-half hour later on Sum
day.
For Farminston and Worthwhile,
hourly. a. m. TO IL p. IN. For Orchard
Lake and Pontiac. 8 a. m. a. m. and
every two hours. until p. m, hourly
until II D. m. First car one hour later
on Sunday.
FLINT LIMITEDs-Daiiy, Sis a. m.
and AIS D.. m. Locals--For Rochester.
Z a: m. and hourly until II P; m. For
until 10 D. mi also IL p. m. For Orion,
oxford and Flint. 7 a. m. and every
two hours. until D. m. also IL D. m.
RAPID RAILWAY sYsTEM-por,
Huron Limited. daily, 7:45 a, m, 12;45
ana 6:45 p. IN. Locals for New Baiti-
more. Algonac. Marine City and Port
Huron hourly. a. m TO ?; m: also
via xisonsc. To MI Clemens. hall
hourly. $3.50 am. TO Up. IN. and hourly
until ~ p. m. To Mt. Clemens via
Shore Line, hourly, Gas n. m. TO s:2s
p. m, also IL p. m.
DETROIT, MONROE a TOLEDO
SHORT LINE HY.--Toledo Limiteds
daily. $500 n. m. 1870 n. M. 1890 and
$40 p. m. Locals for lockwood. New
mort. Monroe and Toledo. hourly sac
a. m. TO $3.50 y. M, also $40 and II
D. w. for Monroe.
DETROIT. JACKSON a CHICAGO
Ry.--Jackson bimiteds, daily. 1915 y.
m. 12tb y. m. and J.f5 p. IN, Locals.
for IaekseF,,-7 a. aud epAfy- twa
hours thereafter until ? p. IN. For Ann
Arber. half hourly from. a. M. to
o. M then hourly until IL p. IN.
Interurban cars pass Waiting station
corner OF Larncd and Griswoid st A.
laat-cara awaiting the closing OF
theaters.
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DIE

AETAYA-Aramine, relict Of the late
tian, Albert, Charles, Helaire. and
sister OF George Pare. at her resi-
dence. e24 Howard. Burial Saturday
at Sis from home and Ste. Anne's
church church at vt S R2encb p ss r. was
Ste. Anne's society.
ETSEY-Jan. II, 1905, at the residences
OF his daughter, Mrs. w. III. Reeves
2ss Horton,ave;. Philip Philip beloved hu us
father OF Mrs. w. II. Reeves. Mrs
George Hurst. OF Dearborn, and Mrs
! Fred Mipard. Of Port Huron. aged 81
years. Funeeel services from house
Saturday at 1:20 p. m.
FANNING-=At- his parents residence
No. 4I6 Fifteenth st. Jan. l6. 1908
Daniel j., son OF James and Helen
flaming Funeral services Saturday
AZ p. m.
KING--In New York city. Jan. "A, a,
$40 p. m. r. j.. King, beloved hus-
band of Catherine King. and only
son OF Mrs. Mary J. King. and bro
5neT Go 90 MrS and canr Gs'0n l. King
Burial In New yory City.
KAASMERHOFF-Jan 1s. at residence
sia Field, a Chr Ghristins; s,, aged =
Dorr, Mrs. Peter Smith. Miss Phoebe
and Herman schiorff. Notice OF fu-
neral later.
NA0EL--Jan. 1s, Loretta c.. beloved
daughter OF william and Christins
Nagel, aged 3 years. Funeral Sat.
urday at $500 from residence, ass
MtIwaukee-ave. east. and Holy Ros.
airy church at Q.
SCHNEIDER---Jan. Is, at her residence
$40 Lafayette ave. Mary, beloved
wife OF Anthony Schneider and mo-
Their OF Peter r. schneider. Joseph
A. Schneider, John p. Schneider
Christian A. Schneider, Mrs. Henry
Look, Miss Frances Schneider and
Mrs A. V. Davis. Funeral Satur.
day morning at Sis from house and
$40 from st. Boniface church.
STODDARD--Jan. Is. 1908. at the resi-
dence. $50 Maybury Grand-ave.
Omar, beloved father OF Ella, Ina
and Cora Stoddard. Funeral will be
held At the Michigan crematory, un-
der the auspices OF Ashlar lodge
II! and A. NJ, Saturday. Jan. rs, 4
y. m.
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One morning last week . mission
airy worker was soliciting contribu-
tons toward helping the work along.
Stopping at q house In the lower Sec
ton Of the city she pulled the bell
which was answered by q sickly-look.
ing woman.
Can you contribute anything for
the drunkards' homer" she asked a.
the woman whom she summoned Ia
the door.
YES" replied the woman; come
around next Saturday night and get
my husband."-Des Moines Register.
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MAY PUT 'PINO TARIFF
BILL UP TO TAFT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.--It has
been decided to defer the beginning
of the hearing ON the Philippine tariff
bill until the third week In January.
1t has not yet been decided who win
appear before the committee at the
beginning. but It is thought that this
duty will probably fall to secretary
Taft
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TALK OF REDUCING ARMY
EMERGENCY RATION

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5"~-Thcre IL
talk in army circles of further reduc-
ing the emergency rations, already cut
down from Is to IL ounces. Next to
q maintenance OF Its quality Of sus-
tenance. the desire Ia to minimise
the weight Of the ration. Some OF the
European nations have emergency. "a
lions lower than ours
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-17
BIRTHS

BOYS.
William Floeger, $50 warren.
Rudolf Schark. 10 Gratiot.
Abraham Greenblatt 342 Clinton.
George Haire. 40 Sidney.
Edward Kaiis, l411 Military.
Henry CRUDE. s49 Maybury.
Fred Koch, l73 Heidelberg.
Peter DEFY, 566 McDougall.
GIRLS.
Samuel Peppers, s9s Scotten.
Ernest Kaminski. ESQ Leland.
Alfred Fox. 256 LaSalle.
Frank Karsmeriki. 1868 st. Aubin.
Joseph Rxeppka, $50 Medbury-
John Renzcha. 1E02 Dubois.
Joseph Schneider. 1868 McDougail.
Hugo gchram. 712 Livernois
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A ~Disorder."

Rep. Iorimer. of Chicago. who Is
great walker, was recently out for
a tramp along the conduit road lead
ing from Washington when, after go
ing a few miles, he sat down to rest.
want lift. mister" asked good
natured Maryland farmer driving that
way
Thank you.' responded Mr. Lor-
liner, II will avail myself of your kind
offer"
The two rode in silence for a while.
Presently the teamster asked: PRO.
fessional mani" :.
YES" replied Lorimer. who was
thinking OF bill he had pending be-
fore the house.
After another long pause the far
mer observed: Say, you amt law
yer. .or you'd be talkin' you Amt a
doctor. cause you amt got no satchei,
and you shore Amt preacher from
the looks OF you. What Is your pro-
fession- anyhow -? ?.
I'm n politician" replied Lorimer,
The Maryiander gave a snort of
disgust. Politics Amt no profession;
politics II a disorder. Success.
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Job Prtntsng--Done Right Tim>s
VrIn H.. "a II JUfu R-urt Phone II 80.
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A Treasonab Extricsslor.

'0S-Who's that awful old trump
over there7
'09-That, sir, is my mothen
'0S-Er-ah-oh.-- yes--um. we'll
ahem-you Just ought to see mine!--
Harvard Lampoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-17

WE WANT a list OF good rooming
houses. what have you got7 Have a
number OF clients who want the best
they can get for their money. We
Will be pleased TO answer your let
ter and let you know what we can
do for you. Address A, box as. De-
troit Times. LOS
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DO YOU want to get into business for
yourself? II so. write me, i have
been engaged in business In Detroit
for ~ years. and Will sell by lucra-
tive office business for $1,000: don't
answer unless you are a buyer. Ad-
dress A. box 46. Detroit Times.
-103
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/ WANT TO rent large house, suitable
for roomers, very best, city refer
ences. Address A. box SIS. Detroit
Times. -iO1
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Takinu No Chances.

Taking No Chances.
Caller--I hope you don't let your
boss see you shooting craps. my lad?
once Boy-You bet l don't. mister.
De last time he saw me he got In de
game and won me weeks salary.-Chi-
cago News.
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$3.50, YOU can get a department of a
nice office business. where you will
meet business men on business
chances; you have your own desk
and office: half interest and half
profits. Address A. box AZ. Detroit
Times. --l03
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B-FLAT CORNET. cost ss5. for run
about or baggage wagon, or what
have you? Address A. box So. De-
troit Times. --i0f
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SILVER WATCH, English make. cost
$40 In old country, to trade for single
harness. Address A. box 81. Detroit
Times. -lOl
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HAVE splendid hotel. southern Michi-
gan town. doing good business, must
sell: no agents. Address A. box 81.
Detroit Times. -lol
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STRANGER In city? Want TO get into
business? Small cash capital will in
seekers need not answer this Al
dress A. box SO. Detroit Times. --r0I
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DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES,

The Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise
ments will be received until IL a. IN
each day. The rates charged at ths
branch agencies are the same as a,
The Times offico. Cash ads. only VIII
be taken at branch agencies. Follow
Ing 10 the list OF agencies:
EAST SIDE.
Hougtten-rrench Coal o.. ass East
|, Garfield ave.
NE. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt Elliott and
Gratiot -aves.
Carney's Furniture Co.. 1877 Gratiot-
ave.
r. Brown. 1859 JefYerson-ave
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OLIVER n. LAU, M. D..
GEORGE q. GORDON. N. d
DAILY CLINIC
For alcohol and other drug diseases
Consultation by appointment Tele-
phone M. 100. or q. 1880. q. 444-L
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OFFICE position. suitable for man or
woman, and interest I'm old estab-
iished business. for small farm. Adj
dress A, box IS, Detroit Times. ---101
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$500 WILL insure you good position
and interest In solid established bus
mess. safe as a bank: suitable for
man or woman. Address A. box so.
Detroit Times. -i01
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Rates 20; Liner
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee ac-
euracy or assume responsibility TOT Sr
rors OF any kind occurring IN teie-
phone advertisements.
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BILLIARD apd pool tables. soda foun-
tsfns, bought. sold and repaired. Geo.
Marsh a. Co, Farmer-st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RAVE a hllliard parlor outnt wblsn
" ! will cell cheap 10 some one on easy
terms; answer quick. Don't answer
, unless you mean business. Address
Y p. box 81, Detroit Times
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lob Prinssng--Done Right Tym>s
pFIntiHs Co. Is John n. II. Phone f<sss
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LADYS gold watch and chain for
bookcase, sideboard or large rugs.
Address A. box SO. Detroit Times.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

AT ONCE-Men for auto factory, also
helper; best of wages; helpers with
no experience. s1.75 day to start
Apply 178 Jefferson.
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t25o--This buys a nice little rooming
house that Will please anyone who
wishes to take care OF the house
having to hire any help;
no boarders taken: rent reasonable.
and furniture In good shape. Ad-
dress box A. No. IS, Detroit Times.
los
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

Ono cent word each insertion, SIX
cash In advance No advertisements or
less than two lines taken; six insarr
tions made for the price or nve whsn
cash is paid.
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SHARE OF stock In Detroit Yacht
club II sold at once you can hsve
for $780, this includes a bond for
S25, paying 4 per cent interest; an
swer at once. Address box A, No. 20,
Detroit Times. los
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THREE ROOMING HOUSEs-These
. are snaps and must go: centrally To-
from $500 10 $1,000: IL you want to
get into the rooming house business
you will make no mistake by calling
on me. Address box A, G.. Detroit
Times. .103
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-22
PRAYER Call upon Me and ] will
show thee great and mighty things
which thou knowest not
,eague Program for October q

League Program for October 20
Missionary Study, Rally Day
Subject
The Value and Power OF Mis-
sionary Information
Song No. $50
Responsive Reading, Psalm 2
Song No 46
Scripture Lesson, Acts ll;4,
1921 and 1902
Talk by Leader
Solo by Miss Kate Carlton
Paper by Miss Laura Mitchell on
Study of the Bible as a Missionary
Book"
Talk by Professor Buckley on
Study of the Worlds Great
Missionary Fields"
Song No. 14S
Paper by Mrs. c. w. White,
Study of the facts of the Modern
Missionary Enterprise. "
Talk by Doctor Barnett on The
Biography of Missions
Song 268
Announcements
Song 1853
League Benediction
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The New Church Building Starts

l TIC lNCW Shhtkh D-6
Architect Miller of Tampa came
and located the new church build
ing Tuesday. The former Mr..
Hall begins the leveling for foun-
dation this week. The real opera
tons begin on the handsome build
ing which has been contemplated
so long. The handsome new brick
which has just arrived for exterior
walls are said to be very fine and
will give beautiful appearance
in walls. This building when COM
plete will be the best church build
ing south Of Tampa.
Rev. Robert Lee Baker will
preach Sunday morning, subject
Loyalty to your church.
Sunday night, Evangelistic Ser
vices.
The choir will furnish specia
music for both Serw'ys.
Professor Brow@f9ill sing.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-22
A High-fIying Kite.

The scientists of the United
States Weather Bureau have de-
vised kite that will sail sixteen
miles into the earth's atmosphere
in favorable winds.
A fine steel cable connects this
kite with the earth, and il is auto
matically wound up when it is
desired to, bring the kite back to
the earth's surface. When being
prepared for fight this kite is
equipped with all kinds Of self
registering instruments which
show at the high attitudes temporal
ture, humidity, wind velocity, etc.
The kite is used wholly for atnos-
pheric experimental purposes. -
Selected.
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Trinity Methodist Church

Sunday School 9;45 a. m.
Preaching IL a. m. There will
be an illustrated Missionary Ser
mon Sunday morning,
The League will hold its regular
monthly Missionary Meeting Sun
afternoon at $3.50.
Preaching 7 p. IN. Subject
Recognition in Heaven" Text,
Luke 10, 23-25.
You are cordially invited to at
tend all our services.
Charles w. White.
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presbyterian Church

Services every Sunday ll'Oo a.
M. and us p. m,
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7;iS
p. m.
Subject for next Sunday morn
ing, Evangelism"
Evening,
A cordial invitation and welcome
for all
The music last Sunday was I'M
usually good, and was enjoyed by
the congregation. The fifteen
minutes song service will be a
permanent feature for Frightening
our evening service.
Last Sunday morning the pastor
talked on Revival, drawing his
lessons from Psalm $50. Wilt
Thou not revive us again that Thy
people may rejoice in Thee" and
having glanced at the analogy OF
natures revival in spring time
from apparent death and also OF a
sick man, only half alive, having
new life put into him by the waters
of some famous mineral spring. he
showed that thus all along the
centuries, the church has had its
winter times of torpid life and its
springtimes of revival, and new
life and its springtimes of revival,
and new life has come to Zion by
drinking afresh at the Fountain
of Life.
The prayer Of the psalmist in
the text is for
A REVIVAL
/. Every Christian knows how
prone we are to lose the order of
our first love- for Christ, and
slide back again to the old careless
life and how in such a state the
things of the kingdom seem dim
and shadowy. We need again and
again the fresh inhuxes Of the
Holy Spirit to give us clearer per-
ceptions in the mind, of the things
unseen and eternal, a warmer glow
in the heart for. the. Savior. and
His cause and qbickened activity
in the will for more active service,
| /. e., to make us think better, feel
better and act better. u
A GENUINE REVIVAL
Not man made excitement by
noise and frensied singing and
shouting, and whipped up enthu'
siasm, which is often as noisy and
as destructive aud as brief as {
mountain torrent, but a reviva
which comes into the soul by the
gentle speaking Of the still small
voice" of God. A revival which
alone comes down from above
wilt not THOU revive us again
A HAPPY REVIVAL
8 That Thy people may re
joice in Thee" There is no 10,
like the JOY of Salvation bu
Gods people are always tempted
to rejoice in the riches of the worlt
the pleasures of the world and tn,
honors of the world. We need t,
recall such affections from thes,
1
objects which so often tarnish oui
souls and drag them down, ant
come back to the happy love foi
Christ as in our first espousals.
Such rejoicing in God is a swee
foretaste Of heaven OH earth, ane
such Christian gladness neyel
furnishes but always purifies
The blessing of God maketh rici
and addeth no sorrow herewith
A PRAyED-DowN REVIVAL
a. The text is the psalmist' !,
| Il 80 r
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Sanford is 10 have one Of the
largest crate mill and saw mills in
the state. The plant will cost
about 100000, which, added to
the land they own around this
location, win make an Investment
Of about s5oo,0oo. Messrs. 81
Wood and H. j. Drane Of
land, are in the Celery a
make the final ARRAY
They will employ ove y
and will be avery vail 70
Sanfoid's estate. =