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The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
GRABS BURGLAR IN ROOM
Geo. Fredericks Holds Thief Until
Policeman Arrives

Geo. FrederiCks. rooming at No 2I1
JencrsOn-aVe, was reused from sound
sleep shortly after o'clock Wednes-
DAY morning by strange noises in his
room. lie saw man rummaging
through the pockets OF his trousers.
which hung near the bed Fredericks
lcaped out OF bed and tackled the
prowler. oyerpowering him. and hold.
ing him until policemen. summoned
by the other roomers, arrived OH the
scene
The prisoner gave his name as John
Burns, % years old and said he has
no home
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
STEPHEN DOUGLAS GRATED.
"Spiel" Wins Him Temporary Liberty,
But Pinch Comes Later.

Following in the footsteps OF his
ilustrioGs amesakc. stephen Douglas
"orated" when he was caught in the
act of carving q l00-pound sack OF
coal from Huriey's dock. al the foot
of Hastincs-st early Wedne sday
morning. lie spoke so convinCingly
that he was not arrested al the time.
But Stephen showed no tact
Special Officer Reid hired rs the
Coal Dealers association To watch for
coal thieves. caught Stephen. bat The
latter declared that he was only car
rvng little fuel ia the coal hearers
shanty ON The dock. That Is priyi
legged
Officer Reid watched him. however.
and he started mp toward the city.
when he was promptly "pinched
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
The police Investigating the
NtrnMgc dian ppenrnnce of u Mnmnn

known AZ Mary l. Murphy. who pur-
chased the stock OF Il cigar store at
No. -ea asa ave. from Harry Mont
Kom"rS on Nov. /. Mrs Murphy pa ia
a months rent To Lambrecht Kelly
q 90, and operated the store only
iWO days ON Nov. ! she returned
10 the store. in company with man
since that time the place has been
closed, and nothing has been seen OF
the man or TN" woman. Neighbors
reported the strange affair 10 the po-
Ice. The real esDite nrln has traced
the many womeR> OF that name In
the city, but none OF them has proven
tO be The SfnrA nrnnIlnfnr
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
tIy Accountant Nicholas Grieser has
recommended TO the rOmmOn cOuncil

a CIangc IN tNV nannVr OF handIIhg
the license business OF the police de
partment AT the present time the
license office IL in the police head b
quarters building, and returns have
TO be made periodically TO the city
treasurer Grlcser advocates having
the license clerks office transferred
to that OF the city treasurer, SO that
licenses may be paid for the same AZ
taxes and be entered on the treas
urors and controllers hooks at the
same time as on those OF the license
collector
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Jsre 4. Hutcbins, president of the De-
tot nited HALLWAY. MnS ndhcd 10

the directorate OF the Union Trust
%, IN the cOmpanY's annual election.
Tuesday. Tc Nils the vacancy caused
by the resignation nf Richard y JOy.
president Of the National Bank 81
commerce, some time ago The
other directors were reelected Flee
tons were also held by the boards of
~" Detroit Trust Co. and the Sc
curitN Trust 60. Oren = Halves and
a l. Lewis were elected directors or
the former, filling Vacancies caused
by the resignation OF Rasmus Han
son OF GraNiiug. ana the death OF
James MCGregor The old directors
were reelected in each instance. The
vacancy on the security Trust cos
directorate. caused by the death Of
W. Is Anderson. was unt uII.J
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
That the "a ctories In and horde ring on
The NIIIaEc OF LII ri.mck NH ne.

Year employ lJ,OOb men In their oper-
atl"n> was one OF the prosperity an
hounccncnts made at the Harm
trdmck and River Rouge councils
banquet In Faber's hall No 1921 JOS
tampau ave, Tuesday night Seneca
g TraNcr acted as toastmast"i ana
Imon% the men representing big In.
duStIial concerns, WHO were present
wert. Arthur O'Connor. represent
ing tie Genera Motors 60 a T.
sumner, American Radiator Co.
Thomas Neal Acme White Lead A.
color works. \. W Russell Russell
Wheel y Foundry Co. John T.,
Dodge, Dodge Bros: W A. Mont
gom"rN, Watts Motor co. Walter -.
Rrlggs, Briggs Manufacturing co:
rank Briscoe. Brlscoe Mauufactur-
inN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Miss Clara Gerske, "A pretty young we
milin IlIIInAe OF Ihc l.ri.Nx old nOlse.

rushed into police headquarters in a
state OF wild excitement. late Tues
day night. ana announced that an
ardent suitor had threatened 10 shoot
her Miss Gerskc said that the mil
liant lover was refined Italian.
whom she had met three weeks ago.
Tuesday night. she says. he escorted
her from the hotel 10 the annex at
No 30 Washington blvd, and when
she told him that his attentions Were
no longer desired. she says he told
her. "Noull yet a bullet betcc-
tives Parker and Allen went out with
her. In search or the young man, but
could nor lind him
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Clerk Drops Dead at Desk.

James 6. Vail. aged A.. clerk in
the Office OF the f.. r. Barnum Wire A.
Iron works. No s. Washington-blyd.
vas stricken with heart disease while
al his desk, shortly after 10 o'clock.
Wednesday morning. and died within
two or three minutes. Fellow en-
ployes caught him as he was about TO
fall to the floor DR., l.. f. Marie. vino
has Offices In the same building. was
hurriedly summoned, but Mr. Vail
was dead when he arrived Mr.. Vail
lived in Highland Park He leaves a
wife and two sons
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Hereafter the Detroit Hopt club and
DelrnLl y mchl cIuh vii INV for WI

ter supplied them from the city
mains Just the same as other con
sumers resolution was adopted
by the water board. Tuesday, cut
ting these two Institutions Oft the
free list Salaries OF two cashiers In
the hoard office We're raised TO 1850
per year. The board also considered
the council resolution providing that
laborers pay lie raised from sl.15 To
s. per daN \ rule. was adopted to
40 into effect Aprii l. thar galvanized
IRON water connections Will no longer
BE- allowed They have been allowed
hernlofore INSIDE lot lines
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
LenN Ing his wife aud several small
children In nIrnIl,ncI aircIIni lnnccN.

Arthur l.. = stanley. former Baptist
minister ana proprietor ~ a small
printing plant on Grand RiVer-ave.
disappeared NOV 10. Miss Edith
Markham. bookkeeper ia the print
ina Office, left her home AT No. $40
Putnam ave. at the same time. and
neither has been seen since. stanley,
who lived At No $50 Tll!man- ave. Is
32 years old. ana Miss Markham. "a
an active member OF the West War
rem Residents association ana L. al
!, Sod To have left many unpaid bills
with merchants in the northwestern
mn III the plIA
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
|Ch~ Detroit credit Mems association
Will lnIL a.. Llnr MINT hIN nlcct-

Ing aud 'ItrtlUn OF uIH'tIH III W
Hotel pontrhnrtratn. Thursday even
ing of this week. after dinner l"
be served at G,l5 Addresses Mll De
made bN : Capen. and members
OF the society. a special music1l pt"
double uuartef
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
the SINNER dishes trUuces Icmoub

lG-ycaI-old daughter OF Patrolndu
Frank I.~iuoud, OF tho central station,
slipped and fcil on the linoleum floor.
and the contents Of the KEITH"
streamed over her left shoulder and
back seriously scaldiug her. early
Tuesday evening" She viii recover.
Patrolman Lemond lad just reached
the central station, reporting for
duty when he was hurriedly sum
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
IA rare treat ia those Interested In
shorthand Will be given by the Bus-

moss institute IN TIE assembly room
OF the Institute building Nos g. 60
CaFs-aVc. Thursday evening. at \
O'Clock Addresses viii be given by
three OF the best reporters In our
city. l. Il Case Of the l.. :. district
court George Carlisle, OF Judge
Rohuerts court ana ". Scott Jones.
OF Judge DouoNan's court There
will also be a musical and literary
nrngT1u
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Earl 4. Thompson. confessed btgainist.
nLDenIrh To JmdKr Connolly for icnl-

tWTV- WVT ms y ~ WIS NV|TTNrIN 7 =
Cided hy the iudce when Mary Ellen
Davis. wife No ! 'old him her story.
which bls been previously published.
She caused hts arrest. som" time ago.
after he had married little Noy Hag
er. l6-yeaT girl who was visit
Ing la Detroit Judge Connolly re
fnandeI 'rhofupeou for senteuca
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15

diss Rose L.. Eritx. worlds champion
typisi, gave very Interesting ne
IuOnstratiou in the assembly nan vi
the Detroit Business university. YES
terdaN afternoon Miss Fritz main
tAined her previous records by writ
ing .1S words in one minute On "a
mtliar matter also 80 words ia Two
. minutes aud iSJ words ia nv" MN p
utes from copy Supplied by President
Jewell 4 remarkable feature OF her
work was the absence OF any errors.
MISS lfTitZ's visit Mns very tlnely, on
account OF the recent purchase anu
installation hy the Detroit business
university. OF 80 new Underwood ma
chimes.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
.cep,ance OF the roads built In Wayne

county bN tHe county rOHd NonWls-
sion has been announced by the stat -
highway commission This entities
Wayne county To S1l.1S3 or state road
funds. as TN" state pays $500 a mile
on gravel roads and 81 GOO mile
TO assist IN TN" construction OF brick.
concrete or maCadam roads.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
When relatives al Frank Merritt APP
nenIcd 10 IuLge lnmnnIlN. Iucsdny

Tor leniencc toward the man con
victed OF PERJURY ia defense 81 Ma
tin Beye, Judge Connolly oHeItu
them scant en,ouragcmrnt MERRITT
IL past 2l years oid and know IN"
nature of an oath he said. nave
little sympathy Tor man VINO VIII
eAeaI fulgtlN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
he night school for Italians which Inns
hcen hold la The pnFOchLnI schOOI

building ~ -. lrlVI AMI FhuI
Jesuit, rhurch. and, was reported
closed on account of lack OF Nolun
tary teacher IS to be opened att"r
the holidays, according 70 the keN.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
lance A. Renuie, CHER clerk aud book
keeucr In the Del rnia home of COR

rectlon was stricken with heart us
ease in his home. No lA3 Wreford-
ave. Tuesday evening, shortly att"f
leaving the dinner table. and expired
before medical assistance arrived lie
was ~ years old and had been CON
nected with the house or correction
FOR 25 years. lie leaves widow ana
two children. William. aged II. and
Margaret aged q
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
fsoacht,, zInoNn ~ ,enrs old, who left
4 ri a...... M IlIiuuls-sf. last

August. to act as travelling conpah-
ION TO John Anderson. blind beg
gar. has returned home, renewing inc
ANXIETY OF his parents who had not
heard from him FOR som" time
Joachim was located by the Chicago
police He was with Anderson, ana
said that he had had the best iiine
OF his nfe. and was treated well by
hts hind friend
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
TO promote, assist. establish md
Hnance Industrial and other enter

TTINts' VI" D'truIt FlnaUCe Co. has
been organized by several WeiI-
known business men. " IS patterned
somewhat after the Finance co. OF
pennsylvania. but Will not trespass
on the field or the local banks and
trust companies on the contrary
Hearty cooperation with these Inst
buttons ana with local bodies. such
as the Board Of Commerce is
planned. Alfred NJ Low Is president.
and he has opened an office at No
14l5 Ford building The directors.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
To build and maintain o coftpge rx-
dusty ely for chlIhrcn In .nnmcct lon

with the prOpDseI now TubDrCUIOaIs
sanitOrium, Frank T. Leland. presi-
dent Of the board OF directors OF that
institution has a plan whereby ne
thinks such maintenance could be
made possible by the children ct
Detroit If the matter is propDrlV
presented TO the children and their
parents through tltc medium ~ the
schools. / believe that small con-
tributlons could be secured that
would eventually swell into per
Inaneni fund slIAa NJ I.eLAnd
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Slipping ON nm ley sidewalk ut Grand
HiN er-mNe. and I.ncusI- II. shnrllN ~ 4

ter midni ght- George Downey. 90 No.
2s3 Grand River AVE fell heavily.
striking the back OF his head lie
was almost frozen wien found by 2
citizen. and had evidently lain uu-
ambulance was called. and he was
sent TO -. Marys hospital where he
was revived. Physicians say that lie
had q terrible fall. and Is IN "A Sc
rious cOnAL dom Int WIN L.nnNer
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
AT the special election, Tuesday, resi-
dent. of nnk Mnnh voted 10 IncOr p0r-

ate az \ NIIIAET Y VTHT TT
sion composed ~ Alexander Hunter.
John Snowden. Charles Beatham Fan
Mechanics aud otto Bleocker was
chosen To draft "A charter IT TINS
charter Is adopted by the people. vi
'lage Officers viii be chosen IN the
March elections Eugene McQ a
storekeepor. ~ mentioned as candl-
date for president.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Hus,uess-Itke

Bu.iness-Iikr Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
| looks right Times Printing Co., Is
4 John R.-st. Phone 149s.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
4. VI Branton has been elected presi-
dent Of Pnrk IOdGe. No. bod. BrOth :

erhood OF Railroad TraInmen. The
q L. Briggs. secretary. & f. Nor
gan: treasurer. T. T. Mcnamara,
chaplain. T T. Bosiooper inside
guard. c. II Cunoo: outside guard.
T. A Ogden conductor. l. l..
Loosemore. agent. X =. McDonald.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
new problem which the ID. 4. X. has
AiscnNe red With regnrn Ia the nnN-

as-you enter cars on the Woodvard
line is the difficulty OF calling the
streets To ohViate this. a mega
phone arrangement has been In
stalled on one OF the cars for test
The horn has It's mouthpicce outside
the car, and It's aperture inside II
II working well on the one car so
euuihnad
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15

\ new sewer at Baltimore Is so
large that an automobile has been run
through IL
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15

outside .of Nh Low. are ,anrs
Whittrn.orc. Frederic a. stevens. g.
T. Holman. ,irorge B stevens. T.
a Turnbull. john corliss and W.
o. Scumrltx
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co. 10 John R.st. Call Main
lass or city 1885.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

\ Ileging that after her marriage b""n-
hnd BEEN announced three times v"
ST UedNiE's tathOltC rhW'h, lHuin
As kube, refused "a MARI! N'l, -
phiH PietruTtka started suit tor N4"'
0O0 damages m~ Nip circuit court
Tuesday Afternoon
DR.. Charles q. kuhn, president at the
bonrd al education, aud Sup,. "i
schools Wales & Mlrtindalc Viii dc
liver addresses on Detroit pune
school system in the Detroit col
lego Thursday evening,
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
Our Pay Roll.

The Record thanks the follow
ing good friends who have paid
subscriptions this week; Y, W.
Wilks, G, A. Wilks, +. M. Cox,
A. j, Whitten, r, B. Clear, Eve.
ming Shade; W. r. Hightower,
W, j. Wilks, D. f. Wilks, Ice
Smith, Sidney; Wash Russ, Miss
Willie Anderson, Reeds Creek; !;
E. p. Watkins, Maxville; F.. j.
Russell, Cave City; James Bar
nett, Batesville; G. D, Tibhles,
st. Louis; Sidney Kelley, King
Mills; Austin Baker, Wood ;
Chris Meeker, Walnut Ridge;
T. M. Clear, Ash Flat; Clarence
Estes, Cotter; II. A, Northcptt,
Salem; p, G. Bear, Montice llo,
ILL.,, W, 7. Reed, PoughkeepsHe.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12

Arthur Snow returned g few
days ago from Paragould, where
he spent a day or two looking
after some business.
DR.. W. O. Tibbles, who is
practicing his profession at
Grady, Lincoln county, arrived
Friday for a visit with his family
here.
E. j. Russell of Cave City, one
of the county's most respected
old citizens, was in town Tuesday
and made this Office a pleasant
visit.
H. A. Northcutt and wife and
their little son returned to Salem
Tuesday, after visit of several
days with Evening Shade rela-
tives and friends.
Judge John W. Meeks of NAM
moth Spring was here the first
part Of the week. He was going
to Sidney for visit with rela-
tives and old friends.
Clarence Estes and wife came
down from Wiseman last week.
Mr.. Estes left Tuesday for Cot
ter, where he expects to buy tim
Der the next few months.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.
ANN~NN~>NN~~>~NN

All kinds of Underwear at
Weaver Dowdy Co., Batesville.
Miss Lula Metcalf began a
term OF school near Shelbyville
Monday,
Outing Flannels 7 to 10 cents
per yard at Weaver. .Dowdy Co.,
Batesville.
j. H. Binkley, a good citizen
Of Emery, was q visitor TO town
Wednesday.
Give US chance and we will
save you money. Weaver. Dowdy
Co., Batesville.
The Records good friend John
l., Powell Of Balboa was in Eve
ming Shade one day lately,
Cotton is high, but Weaver
Dowdy Co., Batesville, have the
goods at old prices.
Miss Josie Kerr Of this place
Is teaching at Bengay, her
school having began Monday.
We notice in a Newport paper
that r. W. Shaver, formerly Of
this place, will move to Little
Rock.
Elder W, M, Duren Of Zion
preached two interesting sermons
here Sunday at the Methodist
church.
Former assessor and prospee-
tive candidate for sheriff II, b,
Clear began teaching at Layno
Monday.
John Sharp was down from
Love one day this week visiting
relatives and friends and doing
some trading.
+. NJ. Biggs, one Of tho Rec.
ord's best friends at Poughkeep.
sie, made us O pleasant call 4
few days ago.
q. M. Bricklo Of Sullivan
township wae q visitor to towr
Wednesday. lie will soon move
his family here.
Judge Calvin Mobloy OF Scot
townehlp was meeting His many
friende here one day the latter
part of last week,
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
TIE ROAD SURVEY.
Goyerrment Engineers Now Locating
Route To Hardy.

Messrs. Sydney Wilmot, VINO
lives in Rhode Island, and l., D.
Barrows, whose home is IN
Maine. the civil engineers sent
here by the government to survey
= new road to Hardy, began thelr
work Friday morning and are
experiencing no great difficulties
in finding a route on when a
GOOD road could be built and
maintained they say.
AS an instance, these gentlemen
made the distance from Main
street here to the bridge over
Strawberry river in a fraction
more than two miles, with easy
grades, practically eliminating
the bad hills and sand beds.
Our citizens are much enthused
over this new survey and have
asked the government for an as
signment of engineers to locate a
road between Evening Shade
and Cave City, the two surveys
giving a thoroughfare across the
county.
After the present survey is
completed, which will require
about thirty days, the matter will
rest with the county court as to
whether it shall become the per-
manen; location Of the public
road,
The cost of the survey is very
little to our people. The gov.
ernment pays the engineers and
their expenses, while helper
with his wagon and team is fur
nished the engineers by the three
towns on the route, Evening
Shade, Ash Flat and Hardy.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
FARMERS UNION NOTICE.
Delegates To Convene In Evening Shade
To Organize Fair.

Numerous inquiries have been
made lately in regard to the time
for the organization Of the fair
recently located at Evening Shade
by the Union in session at High.
land, hence we feel this public
notice to the various Locals is
necessary just at this time.
All the Locals Of the county
are hereby requested to elect full
delegations for the meeting at
Evening Shade on the first Sat-
urday in December, which is the
4th day Of that month, for the
purpose Of organizing the fair
association, electing officers, di-
rectors, ETC., and for the trans
action Of any other business that
may properly come before the
meeting. All delegates are re.
quested to come to town on Fri
day before the first Saturday, as
there will be meeting Of interest
that night, All delegates and all
others who come will be cared
for, and a full representation is
earnestly requested and desired,
&. W. MOSER,
County President.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
FOR SHERIFF

The Record is authorized to announce w. N.
Arnold Of Lebanon township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector subject to the action of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce w. T.
Horn of Cave township candidate for Sheriff
and Collector, subject to the action of the demo-
cratic party
The Record is authorized to announce G. r..
Dawson Of Sullivan township candidate for
Sheriff and Collector, subject to the action Of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce Ernest
Halliburton of Jackson township candidate for
Sheriff and Collector, subject to the action of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce j. II.
Krtley of Sullivan township candidate for
Sheriff and Collector subject to the action of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce Lum
McGinns of Big Creek township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector subject to the action of the
democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce VIM. A.
Webb Of Strawberry township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector subject to the action of the
democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12

The School Improvement AS.
sociation has done some good
work on the interior of the school
building recently, making the
rooms more sanitary and giving
them a much cleaner and neater
appearance. This association
has plans for greater improve
ments for both the school build
ing ard grounds, which it will
put into effect as fast as is pos.
sible and practicable.
Maj. G. W. Bellamy of NAM
moth Spring, who has been a
commercial traveller in this Sec
ton for twenty five years, was
in Evening Shade a day or two
this week. Maj. Bellamy is a
candidate for Railroad Commits.
sioner and declares himself we'll
pleased with present conditions
as they relate to his candidacy.
He made very strong race for
this position two years ago.
When is the town spring to be
put in better shape? AS We an.
derstand the matter, it was not
intended by those who interested
themselves in the movement for
a better spring that the work
should stop where it has been
stopped, and we suggest to the
committee in charge that the
work be completed, else what
has already been done may
shortly prove a waste of time
and money.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
Last Spraying For The Year.

j. II. Washum OF Imboden
superintended the spraying Of
cattle here Wednesday, and this
was the last work Of the kind
that will be done here this year,
The people Of this section OF the
county are well pleased with the
progress of tick eradication here
during the fall, and are anxious
for completion Of the work next
year.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12

Mrs. Alice Cochran made an
unfortunate step at her home
Saturday with the result that
some of the bones of her foot
were broken, making a very
painful injury. The services of
physicians were had at once, and
no serious results have followed.
The public term OF the Evening
Shade High School will open
next Monday. A synopsis of
the compulsory school act, now
in force in this county, can be
found on the last page of this
paper, and every parent in the
county should make himself fa-
miliar with this new law.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers-
the safe, sure, gentle, easy little
liver pills. BE sure to get De.
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel
salve, the original. Always re-
fuse substitutes and limitations.
The original DeWitt's Carbolized
Witch Hazel Salve is good for
anything a salve is used for, but
is especially good for piles. Sold
by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
Strawberry Township Has A Candidate
For That Position.

Strawberry, which is and has
been for years the banner demo.
cratic township Of the county,
puts forth q candidate for County
Judge this week in the person Of
j. A. Gay, whose formal an.
'nouncement may be found ia tho
Record.
Mr.. Gay was born and raised
In Sharp county, and wo believe
has lived all his life In the town
ship in which he now resides,
He has served his home township
ton years as Justice Of the Peace,
and has always taken u lively in
terest In county affairs, lilo iea
man Of sound judgment and
practical ideas, and If chosen to
manage the oounty's business
would give all his energy to the
work.
Wherever Mr.. Gay Ia known
he has friends who will attest to
his fitness for tho place ho ia
seeking and who will vouoh for a
capable administration of county
affairs If he Is successful In hIa
political aspiration,
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12

SOLD by SNOW DRUG CQ:
Sharp County record., 1909-11-12
J. L. Gyngard For Treasurer.

j, l.. Gyngard Of Scott town.
ship called US over the telephone
Wednesday and authorized us to
announce him q candidate for
County Treasurer. More will be
said about his candidacy in next
issue.