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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-06
Order of Publication.

c,TATE OF MICHIGAN THE CIRCUIT COURT
= FOR THE COUNTY OF IONA, In Chaheery.
Ara session of said court held AT the court
house In the City of lonia, In said county Oh
Jonia. ON the oath day of April, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and nine c,,.a,,, ,,,doo
Present Hon. Frank d. NJ. DAVIS, CIRCUIT Juusc'
In the matter of the petition OF
GEORGE Il. BEEDLE, Executor -
of the last will and testament OF Chloe A beeuie,
deceased for sale of certain real estate held by
said petitioner in trust as executor OF salu Ihs'
will and testament. -, 60. I,
on reading and filing the petition Oh GeoIge t ~ nf
Reede executor of the last will ana testament OF
Chloe A. Beedle deceased, said petition bearing
date the 23rd day OF April, A. ID. 1909, ana pray
ing for reasons therein stated lai ae "
utor of the last will and testament OF Cnloe "A;
Reedlp deceased. may be sold ana dlsposeu oi
uuder the order ana decree ol salu 1a Cor in
also praying that certain legacy provlueu oI ~
said last vii, and testament may be palu OUT ol
| the proceeds of the sale OF Sald real estate ~
one Ede VI. Beedle, and also praying tilat ~ ~
ain other legacy mentioned in said Will snail De
determined fully paid and satisfied ana aiso
praying for an order allowing the Sald pelltlonci
| 10 nav himself the sum of $4,000 Tor money cA
| nendcd I'm the Improvement of said premises our
Ing his term aS executor and II appearing iron n
the said petition that Edie NJ. Beede ana nhttl'
| " Mckay and George f. Beedle are parties inter
ested in the said lands aS heirs at law ana aS ue
yiSeeS of said deceased. =, nj, a
| IL is ordered that George +. Beedle, hdle "
| Reedle and Hattie +. Mckay appear before san
| court on the 22d day of May \ d., 1919, ana sloI
cause If any exists, why the pTayeroi salu peu
ton should not be granted; ana thhl tIuc ~
OF this order be served upon each OF sald paIuv
| st least ten DAYS before the hearing DAY heieo
and IL is ordered that copy of TINS order sna i
be published once each week for three successl y,
weeks proceeding the return day mercer III i ",
| FIELDING Banner, a newspaper printed ana clrc,
lated in the said county of lonia where sue
nroperty Is situated and in which county SAID p'
FRANK ID. VI. DAVIS
rooLa a. Sheldon Circuit Judge.
solicitors for Petitioner
| Attest; a true copy n r,..,..or
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THE FACE l
REMEM BERED
Bv ROBERT CARLTON BROWN
1Copyright, by Daily Story Pub. Coz

(Copyright, by Daily Story Pub. Coz
Another auto burglary" / mused to
myself as I unfolded the noon edition
of a New York paper.
| had entered the subway at Ninety
sixth street and, having plenty o.
time. had taken local train.
Picking out a double seat facing
forward l spread the paper out on my
knee and began reading about the
theft of another auto. For the past
month the police had been trying TO
solve a series of clever automobile
thefts. but no clew had been obtained.
| read this latest case with interest
It was 80 much the same as the otn-
ers that I could almost tell wnat
would come next, but nevertheless, II
held my attention. Possibly because
own an auto, and possibly for one
other reason that do not care to ais
close, as yet.
Their plan of operation was sim
pie, evidently, and that, doubtless, wa
the reason why the thieves mad no
been caught. In each case that mac
noticed, the autos stolen were the
highest priced French cars. In eaci
case they had disappeared from TIT
street where they had been standing
Usually the cars were stolen right GU
of the center Of long lines Of waitinl
autos, in front of the stores or amuse
ment places.
Well, finished reading the articl
and turned the paper over to read Tn
Jokes on the back sheet.
In doing this, my gaze left the p'
per for moment and I stared vi
cantly in front Of me.
Suddenly / was thrilled, as thong
, by an electric shock.
|. There! Opposite me was the won
4 an that had haunted my dreams &c
4 months. Only once before had
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-06

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate court;
- for the County of lonia. Alta session 81 SAN
court held at the Probate Office in the CITY OF
Ionia i'm said county, on the eighth day OF April
A. D., 1909. ,,,.,..,.. t,,a,,o -,
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
GEORGE ASHLEY. Deceased. -,
Moses A. Berridge, administrator with the WI
annexed of said estate having filed III sald cour'
his petition praying for license to mortgage tn'
Interest of said estate in certain real estate here
in described = ,ta,. 4,
II Is ordered that the tenth day OF May \
ID 1909 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon; at sur
probate Office, be and is hereby appointed 10
hearing said petition and that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before SAID court, u
said time and place, To show cause why HSens
~, mortgage the interest of said estate in sald rea
estate should not be granted 49,
II is Further ordered, That public notice tnere
Of be given by publication of copy OF TINS ordei
for three successive weeks previous to sald da
| ~ hearing in the Belding Banner neWspape
| nrinted and circulated in said county.
| MONTGOMERY WEBSTER,
| A true COPY Judge of Probate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-06
diving mast at high speed.

dying past at high speed. d.
In the car that she had leaped into
I Jaw the face of the younger chauf.
feur. whom she had met in the drug
store. Evidently he had been waiting
In the row behind for just such .
mishap, and had come to her aid when
he saw the signal Of her handkerchief
fiuttering over the outer door.
The dark driver had disappeared
when / looked around.
Jumping to the front seat of the
car by which / stood found that he
had forgotten to remove the spark
Mug. The engine he had already
started and 1t was the work of sec
ond for me to throw on speed and
start in pursuit of the speeding auto
| II was a short chase. | followed
CLOSELY and kept my gun ready FOR
action. They turned into drive be
side an elegant apartment and when
reached the rear | found that they
had already entered the automobile
elevator at the rear OF the building
Then | knew how they had spirited
away the stolen cars so successfully.
In ten minutes | had squad OF pc
lice around the house, we went in AM
found them on the top floor, with tn
latest stolen auto still stored in tn
aerial shed behind until it's new Goa
of paint could dry and 1t could b
taken to market again.
As flashed my detective star o
her I felt rather sorry that | had
do II. She had fine eyes.
II was rather shame, after all.
almost wished that she had gotte
away. II was a great face-one tn;
| no ordinary Jail photographer coul
ever do Justice to.
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year.
Aid Hull placed in nomination the
name of l.. f.. Green to succeed him.
self as City Auditor. A ballot was
taken I'm which Mr.. Green received SIX
votes, the whole number cast.
Moved bv Aid. Hull, seconded by
Aid. Menkee, that the council proceed
To elect member of the Board OF wafer
Commission, which motion prevailed.
Yeas, Aid. Crawford, Hudson, Hull,
Menkee, Putnam, Scott, q. Nays y.
Aid. Hullfnominated f. w. Howard 10
succeed himself. A ballot was then
taken on which Mr.. Howard received
six votes, the whole number OF votes
cast. Mr.. Howard was declared elected
n member of the Board of Water Com
missioners.
The committee on Ways and Means
reported favorable on the bond OF Con
mel Bros. and the bond of Thos. Dawes
Moved by Aid. Hull, seconded by AID
Menkee, that the report of the commit
tee be accepted, Wnlcn motlon PieNaii
ed. Yeas, Aid. Crawford, Hull, Hud
son, Menkee, Putnam, Scott, 9. Nay
10.
Moved by Aid. Hull, seconded D.
Aid. Hudson, that the contract OF tn
Banner Pub Co. forsprinting Councl
proceeding be continued for anothe
year, which motion prevailed. Yeas
: Aid. Crawford, Hudson, Hull, Pu
nam, Menkee, Scott, 6. Nays, 0.
Moved by Aid. Hull, seconded b
: Aid. Crawford, that the Comma
: Council of the city of Bedding do no
: adjourn, which motion prevailed. YET
: Aid. Crawford, Hudson, Hull, fu
!. mum, Menkee, Scott, 6. Nays, D.
+ w. 5. EDDY, City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-06
Order for Publication.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court FOR
- the County of Ionia. At II session OF salu
court- held at the probate office, in the CITY OF
Ionia, in said county, on the thirtieth day Oh
Present: Hon. Montgomery Webster, Judge OF
Probate. -.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
WILLIAM T.. PILK1NTON, Deceased.
Charles G. O'Bryon. having filed In SAID cour.
his petition praying that certain imsruihe en-
in writing purporting to be the last will ana yes
lament OF said deceased, now on II lie In sald cour
be admitted to probate and that the adInlniSsIa
iion of said estate be granted to Charles g. u bry
on Executor named in said will, or to some othei
suitable person. .-....,.,,. aa, %
April A. d. 1909. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
nj said probate Office be and Is hereby appolh'e'
for hearing said petitions; 49,
IL 4 Further Ordered that public notice tnsle
of be given by publication of copy OF TINS 9rdel
for three successive weeks previous to said day
hearing in the Belding Banner, newSpape
nrinted and circulated In said county
MONTGOMERY WEBSTER
AVN. p. WEBSTER Judge of Probate
| A true copy. Register Of Probate
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SccmcO TOT q MofIlSHt w
drunk in her beauty, but ! remem-
bered that occasion wildly, and 1 still
held her every feature in my memory.
Catching myself. ! jerked up my
arm and held the newspaper In front
of my face that she might not think
me impudent in staring at her charms.
II was, however with great difnculty
that composed myself and QUOTED
my mind.
Although | had seen her real self
but once, had gazed at her photo
graph hundreds of times. Then the
remembrance of her portrait hsld me.
II had not done her justice. 1t lncked
the life, the fre-that made her what
she was to me. Surely, the photo was
gross injustice; yet that picture was
even stronger on my mind than the
reality-through association.
Suddenly / was sensible OF swish
of skirts and realized that the lady OF
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Or. @. =. SMITH.

4 .ENTIST.-Onnce hours To 80. Leonard
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linz Mich
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-06
E. FERGUSON, M. d.

Tive. Far. Nose and Throa I, ano Fit
Gting of glasses. Hours to 10. to
3, ITO 8 Phones: Office No !, residence
No. 40.
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Fred L. Warner

Alfred Locke Dwight G. Sheldon
A p'rURNEYS AT LAW-Ofice :-Ovr, Tuln
~. stra Hardware Main st. Belding' Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
PLANS DEMONSTRATION
OF NEW PRIMARY CELL
Julius krohn Perfects Apparatus for
Percolating the Generating
Fluid

The second public demonstration OF
the ability of Julius Krohns new
primary cell will be made about the
latter part Of the week at the labora-
tory, 105 Ord street. The apparatus for
perColating the generating fluid
through the $50 cells which compose
the battery has been perfected and ii
is believed no hitch or difficulty will
be met with.
At a recent demonstration, although
wonderful amperage was obtained,
the centrifugal pump for forcing the
liquid from cell to cell failed to ope-
rate properly and the demonstration
was called off until later date.
A large number of local electricians
and chemists have inspected the in
vention and the majority have ex-
pressed themselves as being confident
great results will be obtained. AL
though the primary cell is an assured
success, the percolating apparatus has
yet to be brought to state of perfec-
tiOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
"EAST LYNNE" GIVES PROOF
OF AN AMAZING VITALITY

Artificial situations. trite dialogue,
wishy-washy ethics all discounted,
East Lynne prize among the vet
eran melodramas of the English-speak-
ing stage yet bravely holds up its
head. The Grand stock company gave
it a fairly adequate presentation last
night, which was rendered interesting
and at moments very effective by the
presence Of Miss Lillian Hayward in
the role Of Lady Isabel. Miss Hayward
naturally is quite at home on the stage
of the Grand. where she won SO many
deserved honors in the old UllriCh stock
company DAYS. and old admirers and
new showed their appreciation of her
work last night.
Mn Webb as the Bad BarOnet was
pert and cocksure with the adroit ad-
dress Of the British upper class villain
His principal weakness was the appar-
ent youth which his makeup achieved
rather too immature for the part OF
the blaSe old scoundrcl who has made
so many young women grit their pretty
teeth i'm irate and baffled fury-both
on the stage and from the gallery. Mr.
Dillon should try to avoid his man
nerism of mOnotOnous speech, and in
cidentally, should remember to lift his
hat when he meets Barbara in the
second act Mr.. Cox was alternately
forgetful of his lines, and then un-
necessarily hurried in remembrance of
them. which produced a jerky, uneven
utterancc which might easily be rem
edied Mr. Harris was effective as the
Noble Lord and Mr. Brunton sufficient
lv in evidence as the Chatty Servant.
Mr. Mcdonald and Mr.. MetCalfe were
satisfactory in small parts
Miss claire made a popular success
of the principal comedy role of the
play. Miss Carlyle Miss RauWorth
talked too fast and too low most OF
the time as Barbara Hare. and often
indistinctly as we'll, her impersOnation
being the least pleasing she has pre-
sented in many weeks. Miss Vernon
was the kind OF obsequious maid who
up and rebukes the testy aunt after
it's too late to help matters. Anyway,
she relieves her feelings, and ours, and
she makes a pretty and demure APP
pearance in her white apron, which
was refreshing on a hot night.
1t is startling 10 note how far the
modern American. melodrama-even of
the rough and ready sort, such as
the old-tme East Lynne" type. Real
ism has gone far to curb the easy
going sentimentalism in which Mrs
Woods play reVels and recks, and the
result is hattering to our native school
70 Lincoln j. Carriers and Lillian Nor
timers All of which makes the per-
sistent vitality of East Lynne" the
more amazing, and even puzzling.
Eat at the Angelus grin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
HARTFORD SUCCEEDS
GILBERT GARDNER AT
BURBANK THEATER
MANAGER MOROSC0 ENGAGES
NEW STAGE DIRECTOR
Boyd Marshall viii Be in kolb and
Dill Cast Here-MabeI Taliaferro
Will Now Be Known as
Just "NelI"

Gilbert Gardner, who has been the
efficient stage director of the Burbank
stock company for the past year, has
resigned from that organization to look
after some outside business ventures
Manager Morosco announces that he
has signed a years contract with David
NJ. Hartford, recently with the Belasco
stock company, to act in the capacity
of stage director and heavy man Of
the Burbank company.
When Manager Morosco opened the
Majestic with The Land OF Nod" last
year one of the most popular members
of that company was Adelaide Har-
land, who played the chorus lady"
Kolb and Dill wired Mr.. Morosco last
night that they had engaged Miss Har-
land as character soubrette for their
Los Angeles opening next Sunday in
Dream City"
After the production of Strong
heart at the Burbank next week Man
ager Morosco will offer Leo Dietreich-
STEMS farce comedy, Before and
After"
Boyd Marshall. who was leading man
for FRITZ Scheff in Mile. Modiste," :"
and who afterward was leading man
in the eastern production of THE Lady
from Lanes" was engaged by Kolb
and Dill yesterday to play all the
straight parts during their forthcom-
ing limited season at the Majestic.
Olga Stech. a Los Angeles girl of
much talent, signed a years contract
with the Kolb and Dill company last
week. Miss Stech will open with that
organization in Dream City" at the
Majestic next Sunday.
The Going Some" company will ar
rive tomorrow morning, ready to re-
open the Auditorium in the evening,
after having closed in Denver Satur-
day, the only stop on the long trip
from New York west. Tonight a Sec
ond company in the same play opens
at the Garrick, Chicago, also a Shubert
house.
paid in Full" comes to the Mason
tonight for a weeks stay, with the
interesting record of having been
played in New York City by five dis
tinct companies in a single season,
owing to the continuous demand to
view the first big success of Eugene
Walter.
Miss Mabel Taliaferro announces
through her manager, Frederic Thomp-
son, that owing to the difficulty in
spelling and pronouncing her surname
she hereafter will be known simply as
Nell" her middle name. The name
Of Rachel at once recurs to the men,
ory as a possible precedent for Miss
TaliaferrC's decision, which also is not
without advantages in the way of ad-
ditional publicity, cheerfully accorded
1t was reported late last night that
Percy V. Bronson, recently of the Kolb
and Dill and Morosco musical COM
panies, had been engaged to play a spe-
cial engagement with the Belasco stock
forces The story had it that he would
later play a musical comedy engage
ment in this city. the details of which
were not definitely announced.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
HILL STREET TUNNEL
BORE IS COMPLETED
BLAST THAT ENDS WORK is
JAR TO CITY JAIL
Yesterday Finished Labors of Two
Hundred Employees Who Have
Been Busy on Job Seven
Months

With a blast that shook the founda-
ton of the city Jail yesterday and
caused the inmates to wonder II an
other seismic disturbance was to hap
PEN the mass of rock and earth at the
southern entrance was removed and
the Los Angeles-P Pacific Hill street tun-
mel was a reality.
For more than seven months 200 en-
ployes have been busy digging the
tunnel from Sunset boulevard to First
and Hill streets, and yesterdays final
blast was the elimination of the work
that will be of great advantage to Los
Angeles and to the citizens OF the Hol-
lywood- -Colegrove district.
The plan of the new tunnel is to re-
lieVe the present congestion at First
and Spring streets, and cars from Hol-
lywood, Colegrove and Sherman may
pass down to Fourth street on Hill as
soon as the tunnel is completed.
1t will be several days before cars
along this line are in operation, but 1t
will mark the consummation of one
of the greatest street railway improve
ments ever undertaken by Los An
geles capitalists.
The great project was put through
without accident, not a single fatality
marrng the work that will be of great
benefit to Los Angeles
-
II you want to go east, @. Haydock, Agt.
Illinois Central r. r., l1S w. Sixth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEACHES BELIEVERS
TO CAST OUT EVIL
MAN SHOULD NOT CLAIM SIN
AS HIS OWN
Disease, II Would Be Wrong
to Be Well, Says
Monitor

Whoever appropriates that which
does not belong to him breaks a
moral law and pays the penalty for
wrong doing. This being true on the
physical plane, SO called, how much
more so must it be in the mental
realm wherein it may truthfully be
said AS one thnketh, so is he!
He who would enter the arena of
right thinking and living-the mental
atmosphere wherein Christ Jesus
thought and lived-must arrive at
definite and scientific conclusions as
to the ownership of that which is
unlike good. 1t will not do to think,
because the so-called physical senses
testify to the presence. power and
reality of evil, that evil is part of
mans rightful inheritance Such
thinking will never usher in the reign
of righteousness, for it is devoid of
law or Principle. The Principle of
right doing has nothing in common
with laWlessness or wrong doing.
Right and wrong are not related to
each other. Neither one owns the
other. Neither one could create or
authorize the other. Right is, and
wrong is it's suppositional opposite.
the absence of right.
To Overcome Evil
Applying the rule of right to every
day living, we find that the individual
who thinks and says. Il am sick is
naturally claiming that sickness is a
reality; that because the senses tes-
tify he has some malady, 1t must be
hiS-that he owns it. The world is
painfully aware of the zeal displayed
by the average mortal in his efforts
to establish the claim that he is sick
or in trouble of some kind. He wants
all his friends to know that the trouble
is his, that it belongs to him and to
no one else. At the same time, how
ever after admitting that it is per-
fectly natural. lawful, and proper for
him to be sick. he will exhaust every
known means to get rid of his sickness
in other words. to disown it. This
daily experience, common to all men,
only goes to prove that the mortal is
unacquainted with God and with man.
If he really believes it is Gods will
that man should be sick, he would also
know that it would be wrong for man
to be WELL and therefore inconsistent
for him even to think or try to be freed
from sickness.
If the poor mortal only knew the
rightfuI ownership of sin. disease, and
death. he would no longer claim them
as his own He would no longer make
God responsible for their seeming eX-
istence, but would know that God made
all that was made and made 1t good,
which verify leaves no room for any
thing but suppositon. Upon this
metaphysical fact as a basis he would
begin to disown all that pertains to
the realm of suppositiOn; he would be-
gin to Overcome evil with good EVIL
having only a suppositional origin and
existence, he would know that there is
but one way to disown it and over
come IT. and that is to reject all belief
in it.
Evil DisoWned
How can this be done? BY standing
guard at the door of consciousness and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30

Humanity must have "a mind serene
for contemplation" of this higher idea
of God and man, and learn to walk in
the footsteps of the great Metaphysi-
clan, whose whole lifework was
wrought upon this basis of a perfect
God and perfect man, uncontaminated
and unencumbered by evil in any form.
The atmosphere of heaven is bereft of
all evil, and we are told that heaven is
within the consciousness of man, and
that it is at hand here and now. This
ought to be sufficient authority for the
abolition of evil and the final reign of
Spirit and spirituality--of that Mind
which issues no license to man to own
disease, sin or mortality-Christian Sci
ence Monitor.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
ASK FOR MATCH, THEN
ROB RAILROAD LAB0RER
Juan Garcia Tells Police He Was Re-
IieVed of Twenty Dollars on
San Fernando Street

Juan Garcia, laborer employed by
the Pacific Electric railroad, was at
tackled in front of the Sonora res
taurant on San Fernando street shortly
before midnight last night and robbed
of 500, according to a report he made
to the police.
Garcia stated that as he was leaving
the restaurant four MeXicans APP
preached him, and one of them asked
him for a match While he was feel
ing in his pockets for the article an
other of the men struck him on the
back of the head and knocked him
down Three of the men then held
him while the other searched his
pockets and took the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO Aug. 29.--Steamship Santa
Rosa Captain Alexander arrived from san
Diego with freight and passengers and
cleared for San Francisco via Redondo anu
Santa Barbara.
Oil steamer Whittier, Captain Seamens,
cleared for Portland today having in tow
barkentine Fullerton. the former with 10000
barrels of oil and latter 1900 barrels,
consigned to Union OIL company. .
Steamer J. B. Stetson Captain Bannl-
field arrived this morning from Gray $
harbor, via San Francisco, with $4,000
feet lumber after dischargng freight and
passengers she cleared for san Diego.
Passenger and freight steamship Roanoke,
Captain Dunham. will arrive Monday from
Portland via san Francisco and Eureka.
Steamer Chehalla, Captain Kittelson is
scheduled to clear Tuesday for Gray's har-
Dor, via san Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-30
TREAT WOMAN SUFFERING
FROM MERCURY POISON
Attendants at Receiving Hospital Save
Life of Resident at Hotel
Newport

Louise Perry, a woman living at the
Hotel Newport, at Fourth and Los
Angeles streets, was taken from there
to the receiving hospital shortly before
midnight, supposed to be suffering from
bichlorde of mercury poisoning. She
was given a dose of apomorphine and
he; stomach emptied and was soon pro-
nounced out of danger. She is said 10
have quarreled with a man and took
the poison as a result.