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Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
May 16-Jun2 20
Notice of rlortgage Foreclosure Sale

z.De1aults having been made in the con-
qiL40hS OF tnat certain mortgage executed
t93s Ry Peittcy itsy Walker and Minnie Walker.
MS wife. nortga agors, to the PearsOns.Ta
Land Credit Company. cOrn0rafion
nloItgagee, bearing date March Ist, 1905''
ana ar with a power of sale therein contain,
ister of Deeds in and for the CoT1n+N ~
STEVENS, State of Minnesota, on fha o5th
gay 1 OF Marsh, a1o; 19o5, at one o'clock P. N.
and the said Pearsons Taft T.lr,d odi4 dG4
Company is now the owner and ho1der Of
Sald si mortgage and the indebtedness
1hereby secured, and
Whereas, pursuant to the provisions of
sara mortgage there is actually dI,e and
hereby declared to be due thereon, and
da4a rtG 1nqqttbiedness nq secured thereby. at the
~! rs oo OF inns nCt1Ce the sum of S1lO 10 and
Sz2oO attorneys tees stipulated for in said
mortgage IN case of the f0reclnsr1re there
p~as ~ an'l no acton or proceeding having
Deen instituted at law or otherwise to re-
cover the said debt secured bv said r,1ort
gage or any part thereof.
,,u n4W therefore. notice is hereby given
t LnaI thS sald mortgage will be fOreciOsed
bY sale of the premises therein descrih-
ed, VIZ. "07|i IL"
r. The S@9nth-west on s quarter (sDA) of section
h,rIN Three 33l in town ship one hundred
ana tWenty-four G24) north, IN range fortv.
G t9ur tf4) west, of the Fifth Principal Neri
ga d1an IN stevens County: Minnesota, with
theIeto belonging. which sale will be
made by the sheriff of Stevens coI1ntv
NJ ntlnahnesota, me or his deputy,at the front door
or the court house in the City of Morris,
Steyens Pre- zen county, Minnesota, on Tuesday,
ne ne SOth day of June, 1908, at 10 o'clock in
10 me t forenoon of said date, at public vendue
to the highest bidder for cash. to paw
sald debt and interest and said attor-
peys ices and the disbursem ents allowed
Dated May Sth, 1908.
PEARSONS-TAFT LAND CREDIT
COMPANY,
r..- Mortgagee
+. w. MURPHY
Attorney for Nortgagee.
Wheaton, Minnesota,
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
KNOX BOOMERS ON HAND
PennsyIvanians Will Not Admit Taft's
Nomination.


Chicago, June 1.-THE candidacy
Of Senator Knox Of Pennsylvania was
given impetus on the arrival at the
Knox headquarters of General r. P.
HapgoOd, Edward J. Krasse and Ed
ward S. Kingsley of the Pennsylvania
delegation.
Stick" said General Hapgood, in
reply to a question whether or not
his candidate intends to withdraw,
well, I should say we will stick and
the longer and closer we stick the
better are our chances. We will not
consider second place. Why should
we? Who's got first place, anyhow?
Nobody has got it and it's anybody's
fight right now. Don't forget that"
General E. A. McAlpine of New
York also arrived, bringing with him
a strong case of optimism for the
Hughes boom. He professed himself
as confident that the New York gov
ernor had a most excellent chance
of nomination. General McAlpine
said:
All talk about second place for
Hughes is plain tommyrot. It's
Hughes with us, first, last and then
Bone''
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
Corriaan to Retire From Turf.

Edward Corrigan, the noted western
turfman, has made up his mind to sell
every thoroughb bred horse he owns and
printed for him a catalogue Of the four
stations, seventy-four mares and for
ty odd foals at his 500 acre farm in
Lexington, Ky. 1t is his intention to
sell his forty-two yearlings at Sleeps
head Bay. n. Y, this year. The horses
in training, numbering something like
sixty head. he has already begun to
sell privately. All told, Mr.. Corrigan
owns about $50 thoroughbreds,
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
lsbelI Nav Replace ponohue.

There seems to be a fairly well con-
frmed rumor in the Chicago White
Sox camp that Frank Isben will join
the team shortly. Just what position
Izzy will play is as yet not definitely
settled. but there is a strong chance
that he may be substituted for Dono-
hue at first base. Jiggs has fallen far
shy with the stick this season, and IN
less he shows marked signs of i'm
provement in this line he may be giver
a rest ..
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
BilIek's Appeal Turned Down.

Springfield, ILL.,, June 12.-Herman
Billek's application to the Illinois su-
preme court to take up the question
Of changing it's unfavorable decision
go that the case might be sent back
to the criminal court, Chicago, for a
new trial on account of the showing
that the conviction was secured with
the aid of perjured testimony has been
denied by that tribunal
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
Classified.

"A philanthropist," said the teacher.
rs person who exerts himself to do
ms fellow men good. Now, If / were
wealthy, children" she added by way
OF illustration, land gave my money
freely to all the needy and unfortu-
mates who asked my aid I'd be az
She abruptly broke OFF to point at a
boy In the rear.
What would be, Tommy saun-
dersg she asked. fixing him with her
eye
a cinch! shouted the young stu
dent Woman's Home Companion.
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
McGraw Can't Get Barry.

Manager McGraw of the New York
Giants received word that Captain Jack
Barry of the Holy Cross college team
lad signed to play with the Philadel-
phia Athletics after the college season
Is over The Giants had made bid
for the players services. but Connie
Mack beat them out.
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
she SPORTING WORLD
Collins Piayina Fine Ball.

Third Baseman Jimmy Collins of the
Philadelphia Americans is the picture
of health this season and is playing up
to the form for which he was noted
when the Bostons won the champion
ship of the American league in 1903
and 1904. Collins is especially pleased
with his berth with the Athletics and
says that Manager Mack has treated
him SO well since he Joined the Quak-
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13

THE PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS.
ers that he would be an migrate of the
worst sort if he didn't do all he could
to make the team a winner
Manager Mack has given me all l
asked for in the way of salary" said
Collins recently, "and in addition has
favored me in many ways. When ]
went home last fall l decided to get
into condition for this season, and by
taking good care of myself and a little
gymnastic work | was able to report in
good shape in the spring. l think we
have a splendid ball club, and we will
be there or therea bouts when the final
game is played next fall"
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
Robinson Returns to Game.

Wilbert Robinson. the veteran catch
or, will join the Baltimore Eastern
league team and play his old position
Robby caught for the Baltimores when
they won the National league cham
pionship three successive seasons in
The nineties He has been in business
there for several years
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
schommer to Quit Athletics.

John Schommer, the crack jumper of
the University of Chicago has been ad-
vised by his physician to quit athlet-
fcs. This leaves little hope for the
university to win the western confer
ence track and field championship.
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
Entire Island Under Water.

Shreveport, La, June ia leVee
surrounding Douglas island, near here,
has broken and the entire island is
now under water fourteen feet deep.
There was no loss of life, the inhab
itants of the island having ample
warming
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
KEEPING TAB
ON THE WORLD
Concluded from page 2 !.

forced the Armour crowd to settle
short. while the price ranged above so
cents temporarily Patten cleared ST.
100000 on the deal and gave at once
$15o,0OO Of his winnings to build a
gymnasium for the Northwestern uni
yerSity
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
Brother Accused of Murder.

Manning, Ia, June 12.-Gory with
blood and his head crushed in Joe
Dillingham; was found dead in the
stock yards here and his brother,
Frank Dillingham;, is locked up in Jail,
charged with the murder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
NEWS OF DETROlT'S CHURCHES

will bee held under the auspices OF the
John Russell union. and Judge Fraser's
address VIII he followed by a discus
sion. The union seeks TO discuss the
saloon question from all Etandpoints
and has invited the secretary OF the
Model License league 10 address the
members on the new scheme for soN>
Ing the problem.
day meeting OF the business Mems
class OF the Martha Holmes Memorial
Methodist church, VIII be The physio-
logical and psychological development
OF the child, by Prof = II. Lard. OF
the Normal College, Ypsilantl.
Special evangelistic services will be-
gin I'm the Haven Methodist church,
sunday the pastor, the reY. r.. Cros-
5. West. OF Perry, well known as a
successful electromagnetic
In Preston Methodist Episcopal
church. Twenty-Third-st. near Baker,
the pastor. the Rev. Walter Everett
Burnett. will preach Sunday morning
be Wasted ointment, or life's higher
economies" In the evening the theme
Will be "Sick souls"
The eight days revival mission win
close In Tabernacle Methodist Episco-
pal church Sunday evening. The pas
tor. the Rev. James L.. Gardiner. will
preach at both services. the morning
theme 20 be The angel and the man
i'm the burning bush" the evening
subject. Three great sinners and their
confession" l.. II. MontGomerie viii
lead the chorus choir In the evening
service. Monday evening, meeting
in the parsonage, No. 1875 Howard-st.
short addresses Will be given by
Messrs. Mclean. Darling and Wer-
muth on Our city and its needs;
Wednesday evening. the pastor VIII
hold the first OF a series or mid-weelS
eVangelistic services.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

The Ushers' society OF st. Annes
church will give pedro party In
Father Richard hall, Tuesday evening
Jan. Ii.
The ladies' OF ST. Anne's society OF
st. Anne's church will hold their an
nual meeting and election or officers.
Sunday afternoon.
The A. o. III. of Our Lady OF Help
parish, will celebrate the anniversary
OF its organization on Washington's
The Holy Name society of st. Vim
cents Catholic church. will hold a
business meeting Sunday evening in
the c. NJ b. A. parlors.
The annual banquet OF the choir OF
ST. Boniface Catholic church was held
Wednesday evening OF this week.
siding.
The st. Johns Young Mems club OF
ST. Elizabeth church will present the
play "Charley's Aunt" in Harmonic
hall. Feb. 20. for the benefit OF st.
The ushers OF Holy Rosary church
Will repeat their entertainment the
evening OF Jan. rs In the school hall.
The previous entertainment was such
a success that many are anxious to
have the opportunity of witnessing IL
again.
The Rev. Ernest Van Dyke, pastor OF
st. Aloysius church. left Wednesday
w WI MonquIn. Of Buaaio' they y
sailing today on the LusitanIa. The
tour will include n visit TO Rome. FIR.
Van Dyke went abroad Is years ago.
The reading circle OF So. Peter ami
Paurs will celebrate it's fourteenth an
niversary in the academy hall on Par
sons-st. Wednesday evening. Jan, 20.
on that occasion a lecture Will be de-
Hvered by the Rev. NJ. l. Stritch, s. j..
on spain, the Pioneer in Discovery
and Colonization"
The Rev. James NJ. Cleary. a noted
temperance orator OF Minnesota, Will
deliver a lecture in the Detroit opera
house Sunday evening under the aus
pieces OF the Knights OF Equity. a
small admission fee will be charged.
FIR. Cleary Is no stranger TO Michigan
audiences. as his lecture on "A sane
solution of the temperance question:
given before the Purity league confer
ence in Battle Creek a few weeks ago,
attracted vide and favorable comment.
The proceeds of the Sunday evening
lecture Will he devoted TO the St
Francis Homo for Orphan Boys.
The celebration Of the twenty nth
anniversary OF the Catholic order OF
Foresters viii take place in April, and
the central conference appointed COM
mittees to take charge of the affairs
at its meeting last Sunday. The first
court OF the order to be instituted In
Michigan WAS organized IN Detroit IL
years ago.
The Rev. Edward ID. Kelly. pastor
OF st. Thomas church. Ann Arbor, Is
At the head OF movement TO estab-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
The Honorable Allies
BY c. q. QUINCY.

T. REAT merriment Toxic; great gee in London town;
" An joins the White Man and the Brown
The worthy British Lion loves the worthy Rising Sun,
henceforth shall
Jolly the baly British chap
Banza o Bull" excams the honorable
fellow, worthy Bull
Says bowing Brown Man, Together pull"
THE honorable proclaimed he loved the door,
when he Mantburia he opened more;
The honorable ally, the treaty had been made. \N
thinking he coufd-share Manchua
AND furthermore the Brown Man. having subsidized fleet
the worthy p q. boats on their honorable
While gently crbDng trademarks his Oriental
lie British makers pay,
Aud to protests cabed en
wouldn't doubt the notvea
IT HE honorable Bton when the had
Met show his friendly
A OF worthy allies In Vancouver down.
friendship for the
So several Brit0ns and with honorable
o holes the Nipp0ns
tAHmps- beaings
They friendly feeling Japs
Nippon had In he neck
allies their al wreck
While that injured
n honorable cauuek
And to all the protests that Toxic
London cables. Can doubt Occidental nend7"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11


who echo the despo in all agese people must
be saved from themseves7"
| How Uncontrolled passionate people
be surei
And how msably misguided unapprecative them
against kings political upeors'
Something spirit through the speeding of the
delegates who fought the will of the people for four long
at Lansing this week.
Up protestant progressive step the
government yesterday
declaring change the of was
contemplated
Not So perturbed spirit Only undermining machinery
whereby the ideals of the fathers be fully promptly and
directly realized.
step away nghip tyranny represen-
atve the second IN THE SAME DIRECTION
Is direct government.
We defeating electrical communication because
eegraphy eephoning the
We simply removing wires. We changing the
structure of because removing some of the
They should down long ago.
may change legislation gis
atures God knows they need it badly enough!
~And overwhelming necessity changer"
of the of mehonored and bossdisgaced
order of thing=.
Wen-to adopt the Michigan
'whelming necessity look around you'll
proverb this ridden, misgoverned
state that good thing of Lansing.
Let decamatory friend consider things only
The of the popular
the initiative and referendum.
.8 The elements that confederacy against it
sss This tells the story
Not the newspaper advocate of this reform in Michigan
does The Times rejoice the victory for better
But believer the divine of the eectoraethe voice
Of the people still being the voice of God Delegates Atwood Baird
Campbell, Gore al. to the contrary Notwithstanding
The victory though backed by the overwhelming sentiment of
the people of Michigan signal considering the formidable
i character of the leadership of the opposition.
To the majority of the Wayne representation especially
convincing advocacy Ingram Hay)
out in the state the expression of the peoples gratitude
4
They have the first battle; the final victory will undoubt
edly be theirs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
Why the Tenement Dwellers
Have Gone to War.

How heavy the burden of high rents
has become in New York Is indicated
by the contrast In rents here with
those paid by correspondents Of the
London Spectator who have taken
part In its discussion OF Middle Class
Expenditure" says the New York
World.
Tenants with incomes OF $3.50, $5,-
900, $4,000 and SIC. 900 write that they
allow $500, $575, $3.50 and $1,000 re-
spectively for rent and taxes. A
clergyman with $3.50 a year has $3.50
left after rent. taxes, insurance prem
ium and "one or two necessary ex-
penses" are met Where within a 90
mne radius OF New York are such
rents TO be had? Amusement must
be felt at the British landlords mod.
Grafton.
Rent Is the main item OF outlay
which makes an income Of $4,000 In
France or Germany and 1895 In
England equal to 1866 in New York.
as estimated by NJ. Paul Deschanel
in his report to the French chamber
of deputies. Dear food, personal ex-
travagance. high wages for servants.
contribute their share: one Spectator
correspondent spending $9555 a year
keeps Seven indoor servants.
coachman groom, three gardeners and
three horses" But the necessity
The New Yorker Is under of paying
one-quarter df his income for house
hire against the -Englishman's one
tenth supplies the chief cause Of
dearer living.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
Iusserand Is Versatile.

The French ambassador. M. Jusse'
rand, has gained distinction. in add
ton TO being a member of the Roose-
welt tennis cabinet" In France he
has published volume OF essays,
which have been received with favor.
able comment. He and the president
have a good deal in common. for there
is no member OF the White House cir.
Gle who knows more OF American his.
tory than Jusserand; and he has
measured UP all the athletic tests nee
essary to membership In the tennis
cabinet" He walks, rides or plays
tennis like professional.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
UyIyERsAIIST

The annual meeting OF the Church
of Our Father takes place tonight. in
the church. at o'clock. AT the annual
meeting OF the Sunday School, o. E.
Butterfield was reelected superin-
tendant Sunday morning DIR. Lee s.
McCollester will speak on Food for
souls" and In the evening will speak
on AN experiment in the saving OF
boys from criminal careers" This
will be illustrated with views OF bad
homes and conditions In the city. and
by views OF what Is being done at the
D'Archambel Home. in Pennington.
= Psef-1e#sest- -Msaitsa- heSins-
his course of lectures upon astrono-
my In the Church OF Our Father. next
Saturday evening. Jan. is, with a
lecture on the Moon" This will be
illustrated with many views from
leading observatories. Tickets for the
course are on sale at Sheehan's book
store. The dates and topics are:--
Jan. is. Our Nearest Neighbor. the
Moon" Jan. 20. The Earth, Like
Plansts-Mercury. Venus, Mars Feb.
/. The Great Planets: Jupiter Saturn
and Neptune" Feb.1 s. The Sun.
Comets and Meteors:" Feb. Is. The
Nebular Hypothesis" Feb. %. The
Sideral Universe"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS

The Detroit Pastors union will be
addressed Monday morning at 1880
Cole. two evangelists who are 1T pres
emit conducting meetings In the city.
T The will VIII , sneak on n. .Evaggeiism"
trail Methodist church.
Chaplain q. III. Jones, of Fort Wayne.
VIII go with the Seventh Regiment to
the Island OF Samar. p. l., when !. re-
turns there some time next March.
Chaplain Jones joined the army In
1902 and Immediately went 10 the
Philippines; He came to Fort Wayne
with the christian forces of the city.
Although previously a Methodist
clergyman. he Joined the Presbyterian
at and the has eeen
every week. Chaplain Jones became
widely known throughout the city and
state as well for his stand on the cam
teen question. being In favor OF it's re-
establishment.
Miss Ethel Dobbins. Michigan's
foreign secretary. will tell OF her work
ternoon at the yesper service OF the
r.. w. G. A. Miss Dobbins leaves the
latter part OF January to take up her
work. Miss Hazel Clarke will sing at
this service. After tea. the members
Will have an opportunity to meet Miss
Dobbins personally. Among the MEM
bers OF the Detroit association who
vention in Bay City Jan. 16 to 10, are
Mrs. Finney. Mrs. Stoddard. Miss Mox-
cey. Miss Baker. Miss Cook, Miss Rice
and Miss Alice Alexander.
The religious committee OF the Y.
NJ G. A. has arranged for a number OF
meetings to be held Sunday, including
mems mass meeting In the associa-
ton hall at $3.50 o'clock, addressed by
w. e. Fenno, OF New York, who has
been conducting meetings in Detroit
during the week in the various fac
tories. In the evening, Mr.. Fenno will
take for his topic. "On the edge OF
Niagara" and will speak In the Simp--
son Methodist church to men only.
Fred b. Smith. one OF the prominent
Y. NJ. G. A. workers of the country,
will speak to men in the Central
Methodist church, Sunday evening. at
1880 o'clock and at the same hour in
Emmanuel Presbyterian church, the
Rev. A. #. Knobloch will speak to
both men and women.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
EPISCOPAL.

The Rev. c. L. Arnold, late rector OF
st. Peters Episcopal church. will
preach In st. Mary's Episcopal church,
Eliot and Beaubien-sts.. Sunday morn
ing.
The Rt. Rev, Charles ID. williams
VIII deliver address in Ann Arbor
Sunday afternoon before the members
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. OF the university
town
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
Skip These If You Have Resolved To
Cut Out Jokes

The Morning After.
whats this on the roof of your
mouth
Tastes like tar paper, Doc"
n Behind the Times.
II see you're sticking to the old
Automobile jokes" said the first hui
what Of itg- snarled the second
sDon't you know the 1908 models
are out7
An outcsst.
B Roman Bushin-How am l cast In
the new drama?
stage Observation-Disclosures
inquirer
Professional Ethics.
you'll have to send for another doc
tor eaid the one who had been called.
&lfer glance at the patient.
Am 30 sick as that?" gasped the
+, II don't know just how sick you
1<1. replied the man OF medicine.
Dot ! know you're the lawyer who
chons-exan1ined. me when appeared
as an expert Witness. Ny conscience
won't let me kin you. and I'll be
HANGED N want 10 cure you. Good
6ny "--P Philadelphia Ledger.
From Bad TO Worse.
i wife (anRrily) Well. there's no use
A. Arguing tho matter When put
|lx foof down that covers the entire
Hssssna xs.lnly,---l wouldn't make
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
JEWISH.

Owing TO the. continued illness OF
Rabbi Franklin, the pulpit OF Temple
Beth FL Will be occupied on Sunday.
Jan. IL. by Rabbi Emanuel Kahn. OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. The subject OF
his lecture on Sunday will be: Was
welcome
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
NETHODIsT.


o The Rev. William a. Lovett, former.
~ assistant pastor OF the Central
Methodist church, who left about a
year ago for China, has returned to
this country and at present Is In Port
land. OreN
The Sterling Jubilee Singers, a COM
pany OF three women and four men,
Will give an entertainment In the
Haven Methodist church, Tuesday
evening, Jan. IL, under the auspices
OF the Epworth league. Tickets may
be secured at Eaton & Mains.
There was a decrease the last year
I'm both conferences in the number of
children and OF adults admitted, says
the Michigan Christian Advocate. In
the Detroit conference there were 50
fewer children and &c fewer adults
baptized than In the preceding year.
and in the Michigan 81 and 4s7 fewer.
respectively.
Tho Ebenezer Methodist church.
colored. on Erskine-st.. is about to re-
model and improve Its building. at a
cost OF some $500. This amount has
-bAen-Falsed- largely through the ef-
forts OF tho Rev. g. r. Allen, pastor
j. /. Hudson has promised the society
about one-third OF the amount.
Former Judge Robert n. Fraser Will
speak IN n temperance mass meeting
to-br -t1rfd An the Eimpson Methodist
church. sunday afternoon. his topic
to be "Detrolts east-slde saloons.
slnms and murdsrA" The meeting