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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03
THE NORMAL FACULTY AND TEACHERS
Express Their Grateful Appreciation Of
BfOOkhaVen.

To the Citizens Of Brookhaven:
In pursuance Of the precepts Of
gratitude which are a part Of the
very being and existence Of the
sons and daughters of the Sunny
Southland, we find it is our pIeas-
ant duty to bestoW word Of praise
upon the worthy efforts of the in
habitants of no mean city. In
our endeavor to thank. we wish to
express ourselves as follows:
We, the officers, faculty and
members of the Brookhaven State
Normal. in convention assembled,
inspirted by the effort of others in
our behalf, do hereby declare and
decree the following resolutions,
to-wit:
Whereas, the city Of Brookhaven
has offered itself to us as a hospita-
BILE haven and a place where we find
classic element and aliterary sur
rounding best suited to our needs;
and.
Whereas, our stay has been a
succession of tours through fields,
Of wisdom or paths of peasure J;
and,
Whereas. the citizenship of this
ever progressive, cultured and truly
Southern center has left no stone
unturned to bring JOYS and pleas
ure, benefits and success to us;
and,
Whereas, that prince Of good fel-
lows, that man of piety and virtue.
knowledge and sagacity, fortitude
and eternal progress, the Rev. |.
W. Cooper, has so kindly permitted
the use of his spacious and admir-
ably located college quarters;
Be it resolved, That we, the
teachers connected with said Nor
NAL, do return our thanks to those
who have assisted toward our ad-
vancement and pleasure; and,
Be it resolved, That we pluck
from the store of our best wishes
all that can be of benefit to the
populace Of this locality; and,
Be it further resolved, That we
send copy of said resolutions to
the local and State press, thus rem
dering unto Caesar the praise that.
is Caesars, and unto the people Of
Brookhaven the thanks that merit
and effort have made their rightful
belongings.
j. H. CULKINS,
CLAUDE BENNETT,
A. B. SCHAUBER,
Committee on Resolutions of thanks.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03
The Leader Helped Him Make Good
Sales.

Mr.. A. L. Moore, who is agent
in Brookhaven for the Kimball
Piano Co.. and popular all over the
county as a man, informed re-
porter Of The Leader Thursday that
he was more than pleased with the
results secured through The Leader
advertising his piano sale which
has been held at the Home Furni-
ture Co.'S store the last week. A
large number of pianos and organs
were disposed of to satisfied buyers,
Mr.. Moore making clean up"
on this sale. That The Leader
reaches the buying public Of the
county and gives better results than
can be secured through any other
medium has been proven time and
time again.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Longino,
with their sons, R. Il. and A. C..
and daughter, Miss Eunice, with
H. A. Dale. will 60 tomorrow to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Longi-
no. S father Mr.. Walker. who died
today. after several weeks ill
ness.
Rev L. d. P3sey received tel
egram Tuesday evening calling him
to the bedside Of his father who
was supposed BY the attending ply
sician to be dying. Mr. Posey and
wife. left On the early train We'd
nesday morning for Zetus, from
whence they will drive to the home
LOT their father. which is three
milesssouth Of that point. Silver
Greek Star
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03
Odd Fellows. Attention!

All members Of Torrey Lodge
No. So, Independent Order Odd
Fellows. and all visiting members,
are requested to meet at Odd Eel
lows Hall at 10 m. July 4th, for
the purpose of attending memorial
service in honor Of deceased mem
bers at the Baptist church. The
public is also cordially invited tc
attend; services to be conducted
by Rev. r. G. Schultz.
VIM. ABSHAGEN, Jr., N. G.
VIM. LAIRD, Sec y.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

1t is very gratifying to note that
things have grown quiet and
peaceable once more in Franklin
and that all threats of fresh trouble
have ceased. This is as it should
be. Hugh Applewhlte and Ernest
Newman, two of the feudists who
were wounded in the last affair,
are still in hospitals at Natchez.
and no plans will be made for a
legal investigation Of the last pitch
ed battle until they are able to
attend. Virgil Farr is at liberty
under bond. and E. B. Boyd is still
a fugitive from Justice.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

Regular Adjourned Meeting. Monday,
June 2l. 1909.

At this, regular adjourned
meeting of the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of the city of Brookhav-
en- Miss, held at the Mayors Office
II said city this, Monday. July 21.
1909, at 1880 O'Clock p. M. there
were present Mayor Hoffman, Clerk
Byrne, Aldermen Wentworth, Bee,
Baggett and Maui. Alderman
Abrams absent.
Matters of Importance we're dis
eussed and on motion the Board adj
1ourned to meet Monday, June %,
1909. at 8 o'clock p. m.
CHESTER BYRNE, Clerk.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

The Wesson Mills shipped 625
rolls of cotton bagging to a Fort
Worth, Texas, firm Saturday. which
is sufficient to wrap $3.50 bales of
cotton. This bagging is as good
as jute and makes a much prettier
bale. All farmers should use it, as
It's manufacture creates an increas
ed demand for cotton. Magnolia
News.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

Ex-Gov. Jas. x. Vardanan left
yesterday for Des Moines, Iowa,
and win I'll ten engagements in
chat State between July 4th and
18th. delivering his famous lecture,
The Impending Crisis.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

A s. 1ecial election will be held III
Lawrence county BID July 9Th for
the purpose Of passing on the ques-
ton pf issuing $50. 900 in bonds N
he used ii the erection Of NV
court house at Monticello.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

Messrs. ] Hiram McGehee. John
~ Oliver and p r. Butler are
announced as candidates for Cham
cery Clerk Of Franklin county al
the special election July slst.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

Mr 7 w. Cooper prominent
young business man Of Purvis and
Miss Daisy Burt were married at
the home of her brother, u. 81.
Burt, ID McComb City last week
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03
Ii Memory 81 Ills. Sarah Hampton.

Sister Hampton was born Feb.
29, 1916. and departed this Iife
June 20 1909. She was a faithful
and consistent meaber Of Dnion
Baptist church from girIhood. The
host Of relatives and friends who
attended her funeral services Ill.,
tested the great service she has
been to the church and community.
PASTOR.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

Ihe glorious Fourth viii be cele-
brated this year o. the 5th.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03
Regular Adjourned Meeting Monday.
June 18th.

JuuC &celAs
At this. regular adjourned
meeting Of the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen Of the city Of BrooKhav-
en-, Miss, held at the Mayors Office
il said city this. Monday. June Is,
1903. at s o'clock b. M, there were
present Mayor Hoffman, Clerk
HSrne and Aldermen Wentworth,
Bee. Baggett, Abrams and Maui.
Accounts Allowed. On motion,
the account Of e. j. Kits for $50. :
10, cost Of laying one-inch pipe on
Wood Street, was allowed and the
Mayor and Clerk were directed to
issue warrant against the funds Of
the city to pay same.
Plans and Specifications for Col
ofed School. On motion, the plans
aid specifications for colored
school building, as drawn and pre-
|sented by E. Mccormick. were
adopted.
Order to Advertise for Bids for
School. On motion, the clerk was
Authorized to advertise for bids to
be received at the regular meeting
in July Of this Board for the erec-
|tion of the colored school building,
according to plans and specifica-
tions: and bids to be received up
to s O'Clock p. M, July 9th, 1909,
the Board reserving the right to
reject any and all bids.
Purchase of Property for Use as
Street. On motion, it was order
ed that the city purchase of Henry
Quin for the sum of $100, piece
|of property as an extension of
Minnesota Street.
Committee Appointed to have
High School Building Repaired.
On motion, committee consist
ing of Aldermen Baggett, Bee and
Maui was appointed to have needed
repairs made at the public school
building.
Committee to Investigate Light
Rafes On motion committee,
consisting of Aldermen Abrams,
Baggett and Maui were appointed
to investigate revision Of the
light rates.
On motion, the report of the.
Power House Committee, with
reference to the letting of the con-
tract to M. D. Staffier for the lay
ing of a 4-inch water main on East
Congress Street. and for the erec-
t4on Of Fire Hydrant on Chippewa
Street. was received. The bids for
the above styled work are as fol-
lows:
June. II, 1909.
To Power House Committee:
GentIemen:I will furnish ma
terial and labor and lay the 4-inch.
main extension on East Congress
Street. as per plans and specifica-
tions for the sum of $594. so
| will furnish and erect the fire
hydrant on Chippewa Street for the
sum of $40 so.
M. D. Staffier.
June IA, 1909
To. Power House Committee:
Gentlemen / beg to submit to
you the following estimate for the
water main extension and erection
of the hydrant as per plan and
specifications furnished:
| will furnish all material and
labor and install 4-inch water main
extension on East Congress Street
for the sum Of $615.
Twill furnish and erect the fire
hydrant on Chippewa Street for
$58.75.
Trusting that these figures will
meet with your approval,
Respectfully submitted,
r. MI. Nalty.
June 10, 1909.
To Power House Committee:
Gentlemen ! propose to furnish
all material and labor and install
the water mains on East Congress
Street. as per specifications and
plans, for the sum Of $625. | will.
install the fire hydrant on Chippewa
Street for the sum of SIS.
Respectfully submitted,
j. D. Boadwee.
On motion. the Board adjourned
CHESTER BYRNE. Clerk.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

Tennessee took her place ia the
Prohibition ranks July lst.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

To Power House Committee:
Gentlemen:I will furnish ma
terial and labor and lay the 4-inch
main extension on East Congress
Street, as per plans and specifica-
tions for the sum of 1894 so
will furnish and erect the fire
hydrant on Chippewa Street for the
sum of SAC. so.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-07-03

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Committee on Resolutions of thanks.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Martha Ignasiak. tuberculosis hospi-
tai, % years. tuberculosis.
Anna Barris, St Mary's hospital, q
erysipelas.
Helen Kaperska. 1884 Dubois. D
years; scarlet fever.
Helen Tworek. $50 Chene. years;
scarlet fever.
John L. Downey. $50 Campbell 2
years; pneumonia.
Amos Chandler. 92i w. Fort. rs
years; carcinoma.
Dora X. Pardo. Trenton. Mich. 20
years; abscess of right lung.
William Stevens. 23S Mack, SO years;
cilGtatton OF heart
Cleveland McCollum, Holman and
railway 81 years; railway accident.
years carminoma.
Hanora OConnell, 744 Morrell, I:
years hemiplegia,
John Livernois. 727 Junction, 10
months; cholera infantum.
Francesca Dornhoff, 1883 Illinois, 40
years; heart disease.
Kazmiera wohcieckowska. 366 Thir-
tv-fourth 5 months; cholera infantum.
marguerite Kunart. 1876 st. Joseph. l
year: cholera infantum.
John y. Murphy, 1927 Monroe. I
years; meningitis.
Elizabeth r.. Seymour, 4S2 Illinois,
C months; marasmus.
John wojdylak. 1851 Chene, 40 years;
tuberculosis.
Renedykta Pietrykowski 624 from
bley. 4 months; summer diarrhoea
Margaret Mcnamara, 2O3 Meldrum
SO wears: senility.
John Keegar. Little Sisters OF Poor,
81 years. senility.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George r. Mullin, %. Detroit; Sabina
Clifford ~. Coschocton. y.
Anthony Schneider. 80, Mary Stoken
ma 20.
Fred NJ. Place. 20. Durand Eva Sehii-
Ter. %. Detroit
Clarence L. Houseman, 10, Ionia;
Mary A. Grant. so, Detroit
Alphonse GirouX. 20. Louis Ungcr. 90.
Francis Harrison. 60. Detroit: Eliza
Chambers. Go, Bay city.
Robert Hayes, 7;-Agnes Lingmau u.
Delbert Cleland. %; Gertrude o. Tor
rance.
Stanislaus Cenkoski. 20; Anna Lew
andosks 20.
Conrad Tharkldson, "a, River Rouge;
Viva Burgess. 81, same
Maxwell back 81. Detroit: Cecil
Lockwood. IS Berlamond Mich
Frank A. Neufmann. %; Anna Ours
ziek, 20
Robert c. Carter, 25; Hattie Arndt,
Archie c. Ball. 22 Caroline e. I'm
lon &c.
John Elkerton AZ. Guelph. ont; NJ.
Title Hewitt. 22 same.
Edward Lempke. %; Augusta Da-
koske. 90
John c. Burke. 81 Louise Bird. II.
Steve Benkowske. so: Josepha Wac
zaska. 90.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
LIONS WANTED
TO CHEW HIM UP
Roosevelt Guide Is Chased by Feio.
cious Animals During His Trip
Across Dangerous Trail.
BY WARRINGTON DAWSON.
(staff Correspondent United Press and
Detroit Times.)

NAIVASHA. b. L. A.. July LEES
lie ii. Tarlton. who with Guide Gun
ninehame. is leading the hunters oil
the Roosevelt expedition through thh
section of Africa. is one man who l.
convinced that ex-President Roosevelt
will be able within a few days to baS
oil the lions he desires.
Tarlton has just arrived at Naivasha
on horseback, after as thrilling night
journey tts.- trtstft-e ever took and one ire
says he does not care TO repeat.
While making an all-night journey
across the route that Is soon 10 DC
followed by the Roosevelt party Tor
the purpose of finding the water holes
and arranging camp places Tor the
party, Tarlton was chased for many
miles by five fierce man-eating hons.
Tarlton put spurs to his horse anu
managed To elude the man-eaters.
though they followed him to the very
outskirts OF Naivasha.
There were five of the big black
named man-eaters in the pack" Tarl-
ton said, in describing his experience.
"and they tracked me 10 very edge OF
Naishaya. IL was close call"
Natives and porters who are COM
Ing into Naivasha with other parties
declare they have seen many indica-
tions that lions in this vicinity are
more plentiful than for years past,
and that they are growing bold, al
most entering several OF the camps IN
their efforts to draw down a man VIC
tim.
Hunters believe that the Roosevelt
party will be able TO secure many ex-
cellent specimens along the line OF the
journey taken by Tarlton.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
BIRTHS.
GIRLS

GIRLS.
Charles Wendt. 1928 Townsend.
Albert Dupuis. SIG Pennsylvania.
John Craver. 272 Nineteenth.
Edward Jennings $50 Twenty-third.
Ivan Chapman, l 056 Sheridan.
Thomas Malkowski 1872 Russell.
Andrew Iskra. 1927 Palmer.
Joseph Nadolsky, 304 Garfield.
Frank Jamszewsky, 644 Warren,
Joseph Gzesiak. 800 Wills.
George Waines. iS2 Central.
Adolph Menord. S5s Fort
William Sexton, 290 Medium.
Arthur Cree. 500 Sixteenth.
BOYS.
VIM. Schukofski, 2s2 Humboldt
George Nobel, 75S Leland.
Frank Allegena. 5l7 Russell.
Joseph Schomack. 1896 Jos. Campau.
James Taylor. 421 Lemay.
Christian Ross. 32 Farrand.
Rudolph Bewick. $50 Medium.
Herbert Wann. 265 Holcosnb.
Shines Adair, IL Beecher.
Paul Miehlback. Eighteenth-st
Frank Kurkowsky, II Moran.
Andrew Gurnik. ga Alexandrine.
Albert Misch, $50 Green.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
SEEK HIDDEN FUNDS.
New Orleans Man Ccnfesses to Az
propriating 100000.

New Orleans Man Ccnfesses to APP
propriating 100000.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July l9.-Po-
lice here today began a systematic
search for 100000 which Wyatt In
gram, former trust officer of the Hi.
hernia bank. who confessed to appro-
pria:ing 100000 from that institution,
Is supposed to have hidden.
Careful search o. Ingram's record
shows that In al OF has widest specu-
lations during the last three years ne
never picked loser. One of his Drok-
ers who had $4,000 20 his credit when
the shortage becan Known. declared
he paid Ingram $40 five months
ago and that other large amounts had
previously been won lngram's win
nings are estimated at 100000. He
lived modcstly HIS house will Dc
ransacked By the officers.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
DIED

BARRIS-July II. 1909 at St. Mary's
hospital Anna beloved wife OF Ell
lott Barris. at the age of % years.
Funeral Monday at p. IN. from John
G. Wellmers undertaking parlors,
S29 Michigan-ave
DASH-July 16. at New York. Alton h.,
brother Of Mrs. J. w Didier, Fanny
A Dash. Notice OF funeral later.
EMMONS-July II. 1909. at his resi-
dence 191 Farnsworth-st George II.
Emmons, father OF Harry F., Fred c.,
Edwin D.. Deda l.. and Mrs. w II.
McAllister, aged SO years. Notice OF
funeral later.
MooRE-July IS, 1909. at residence 261
Fitteenthst., Sarah Moore. mother
of Thomas, Mary and Della Moore
and Mrs. A McEnhill Funeral from
residence Tuesday at a. m. and to
St Vincent's church at $3.50 o'clock.
standard Kindly omit flowers. Bur-
ial at Mt. Elliott
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20

CHICAGO, July 19.-Some Hyde
Park society girls have been putting
on an adventurous little stunt in Jack
son park lately.
The idea was this. They'd set the
alarm clock tor daybreak, slip over
to the park with their tennis rackets,
climb out III shoes and stockings, and
then just have the best time playing
tennis la che cool. dewy grass
And they thought nobody'd know
But a park policeman saw therl
from afar, and he strained his syea
and decided-no, those weren't PIN
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
MAN WHO ESCAPED 90
YEARS AGO rs CAPTURED
John Wise. Charged With Murder,
Calls to See HisspWife Who
Thought Him Dead.

UNION CITY. Tenn. July 10
Twenty-three years after he had IS
capped from the officers who arrested
him on charge of murder, John Wise
has beer taken into custody here and
Will be brought To trial. Fletcher
Melting, who arrested him the first
time, also arrested him the second
time, and Rice A. Pierce who was ca
gagged to defend Wise will appear for
him now.
Wise was arrested when he came 90
Union City to visit his wife. He mar
ried ner two weeks before he is al
legged TO have shot Noble Mason who
Gefied Wise to enter his yard. After
Wise disappeared his wife secured a
divorce and married and moved to
Paducah, Ky. Later she was divorced
from her second husband and remar-
ried Wise in Arkansas. Then she sep
arated from him Two kilograms
were received by Mrs. Wise during
the last few days, one saying Wise
had been killed at Monroe La, the
ether saying he had been killed in
Arkansas. Mrs. Wise was preparing
10 have him buried when he appeared.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
URGES RAILROADS AND
WATERWAYS TO COOPERATE
Commissioner Smith Says Lack OF
Harmony In Transportation Sys-
TEN Is Public Evil. So


TEN Is Public Evil.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The rea,
sons for the great increase In coast
wise and lake traflic and for the maxi.
ed decrease in river aud canal traffic
are discussed in part two of his re-
port IN water transportation made
public today by Herbert Knox Smith,
commissioner Of corporations.
He regards the situation in the
Mississippi valley as significant and
serious There is no lack of freight,
he says. but the river is getting de.
creasiI share OF the traffic He sug
gests cooperation between railways
and waterways as absolutely neces-
sary To ensure reasonable use OF the
rivers. 1t is a public evil" he de
clares. that the entire transportation
system OF the United States, as now.
should be at odds with itself. through
destructive competition while the
transportation needs OF the public
suffer"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
DEATH LIST is EIGHT.
Thlrty-Four injured, Too, When Motor
cycle Dashes Into Crowd

BERLIN, July 19.-The death today
OF four more injured persons. brings
the death total In yesterdays motor
cycle accident To eight while "a 9th
ers are seriously injured.
The accident occurred when motor
cycle ridden by one Of the pacemakers
In a bicycle race struck an oiled place
in the banked tracks. slipped, became
unmanageable and dashed over the
railing into the crowd of spectators
Its gasoline tank in flames. Two WON
en- were killed instantly and their Tod
les burned To a crisp.
The wooden stands about the track
caught fire and there was a wild panic
among the spectators.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20

white stockings and shoes. So he odd
someone else, and that fellow told an
other man. and----z
Then the photographer.
Ruth Tojnhnson, daughter OF j.
Addison Tomlinson. wealthy Chicago
insurance man. is the girl in the pic
ture When she saw the camera man
training his lenses on her, she made
the best II II and smiled
Ruth always liked to go barefOoted
around the lawn at her fathers house
in the mornings,
IT'S healthful" is her explanation.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
81 ||||||||| ||||| AN

For CLEVELAND. PITTsBURo and ali
points south and east Leave DAILY 1919
lass Berths. 81 and m "a. Room 10 H
DAY TRIPS TO CLEVELAND every sun.
day. Tuesday, "wednesday, Thursday and
saturday. $40 .. m. Fare N.Io. For
MACkiNAC. Alpena and Way Ports
-Aondays and Saturdays 8 y. m: Wed
nssdays and rridsys, $50 q. m. For BUT-
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. New York City
and the East. leave week days D. m.
Sundays. 4 ,. m. Week End Excursions
TO Csysland Buffalo and Niagara raiis
every saturday. sa{inaw-B Bay City Divi-
Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 q m.
SPECIAL STEAMER TO MACKINAC
AND ST. I0NACE Mondays and Thurs-
days $50 a. m To 0ODERIcH THURS
DAYS. $50 a. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
TO VISIT NEW ORLEANS.
President Taft Will Cruise Down Mis-
sissippi in Fall.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-Presideat
Taft will visit St Louis during the last
week ir October, or in the first week
in November and will take a trip down
the Mississippi TO New Orleans, to IL
tend the convention OF the Deep Wa
terways congress He gave MS prom
ise today to delegation from ST
Louis, who came TO extend the invita-.
tion.
The delegation presented 10 the
president % letters from as many gov
errors OF as many states. who urged
the president 10 make the trip.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20

MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION. }
per cent interest certlflca,v, good for
and General Manager. 12s5 f. Bouie.
yard. Phone Ridge 66s.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20

sails from the April mutiny in the
army, which was said to have been
instigated by the deposed sultan, All
dul Hamid, and which, for dme
threatened the success of the Young
Turks rebellion.
This morning 13 OF the participants
in the mutiny, found guilty by tie
court martial composed of officers Ia
vorable to the Young Turkish party,
were hanged.
Among those thus put 10 death
were former Commander Jusuf Pasha,
Of Erzerum Shiek Vahdet,, two colo
nels and Ave lesser army officers. rhe
men died bravely.
ENTERS TEMPERANCE Work..
LANSING, Mich. July 19.-(Spe-
cial REV. +. w. Corbett, pastor Of
the Peoples church at East Lansing,
has rendered his resignation to enter
temperance work.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
ting Co., Is John R.-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20
10 MUTINEERs HANGED.

Turks Found Guilty by Court Martial;
Meet Death Bravely.
CONSTANTlNOPLE, July 19.-The
Young Turks bre taking bloody repli-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20

Embracing many sanitary features
milk bottle filed recently perfected
in New Jersey has a capacity OF 1850
bottles an hour.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-20

A mixture of red lead white lead
and gold size makes an excellent Pias-
ter for stopping leaks In automohile
or motorboat radiators.