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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-23

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Land q stz,soo. GOO a. Aere.

The recent partition among eight
members Of the Chanler family Of
small estate bought 20 years ago by
John Jacob Astor for @13 900. and now
valued at e3.250. 900. draws attention
to the remarkable growth In value Of
New York real estate. which 10 said to
double itself every eight years. When
It, In considered that Manhattan 10
land, ON which the greater part Of New
York stands. was originally bought for
Sc, the prices now demanded for Dor
tions OF II are amply amaSing.
A good many pears ago . small plot
OF III square feet On Tho southeast
corner Of Broad and Wall streets Va
cold At the rate Of e1S,eo0. 900 IN acre.
while for . neighboring plot 800 >
square foot, on nearly t17.too.oOO A
acre. was refussd<
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First Pc. Jan. 2s-Lass Feb. "a, %
!. Notice itr Publication

Department Of the Interior,
U.s.. Land ONCE ~ - Marquette, Michigao
Jan. 10. 1909.
Noeico IN hereby given that william Perrow
Of Pplkie, Mich, who, on Oct. -, ipN. made
iomesteid Entry, Number ESQ, Serial Number
ni6. for north west Y of north east y, section
81, Township 81 North, Range - West
Niehican Meridian, has 6ied notice OF intention
70 make final comm utssionproof TO establish claim
20 the land above drscribed, before Clerk Of
the Circuit Court ut Lance, Mich, on the End
DAY Of March, 1900.
Claimant nance ~ Witnesses: Alphonse
Gsuthier, Frank 0authier, Joseph LaFave and
Adolph Aueis, al Of Pelkie, Aich.
JAnEe ]. DoHovAH. Register.
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WHILE ENrIeTAlnINe. a plkL
A Fs~ Suggestions Msds ~, : Writer
in Lippineotrs h NJ. /.

Many people are unnecessarily EN-.
barrassed while . duke IL visiting
them. This Is q great mistake. OF
course q duke Ia q duke; but. then.
there 10 no reason why he shouldn'.
be treated with . certain amount Of
respect.
To do this II 10 not necessary to re-
spect him too much. Treat him with
as much respect n you think he viii
stand. but do not lavish Il upon him.
II he leaves his booth "a front Of his
door at night do mot feel that II is
incumbent upon you to ct up at ak
O'Clock to shine them. Walt until
seven, anyway. He viii never know
the difference.
Let him be alone with your daugh-
ter as much a. he ikes II he resents
this. tell him he can get even later
This might under some circumstances
seem too candid; but II Is better to
meet him In q frank and open-hearted
manner.
At night, before the duke goes to
bed, sneak into his room and turn on
all the steam. Being an Englishman.
he may not understand this sudden
warmth ON your part. but you can OK.
plain 10 him the next morning when
he fans himself down to the breakfas,
table. that it's only q foretaste OF
what he may expect later. Not being
able to see a joke. he VIII probably
think that you mean to pay all his ex-
penses 10 Palm Beach. which will 70
store him to his good humor.
When you have duke ON hand, do
not talk too much about your ances-
tors. or rub II in about your family.
II might make him feel uncomfortable.
No duke likes 70 feel that he Is marry
ing above him.
Naturally yeu will sSovide him.
while he is with you. with the neecssi.
ties Of life. II IL extremely embarras-
sing when you invite some Of your In
innate friends in, to see your duke to
have hin sit on the end Of, your daven-
port couch with fringe ON :his trousers
and false bosom. to his shirt Feed
him. therefore. on good nourishins
food. and make him N respectable N
any duke can ever be made -Lppin-
cots Nasaxine.
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First pub. Dee. 10, Vs-Lsst Jan. u, ".
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,

Land ONCE n Marquette, Michigan.
Dec. II. 1903.
Notice L. hereby given that Esnil johnson,
made Homcstesd Entry No llSIA, ssflai
Mo-, 06sI, for w. v Of N. E.k ofNecsien a.
Township 81 NJ, Range - w., Michigan merid-
lam has died notice OF Intention 70 mako dual
i've year proof, " establish claim to the land
above described. before Clerk Of tho Circuit
Court for Baraga County, q L'Anse, Mich, ON
the 18th day At January. 1900.
Claimant nance as Witnesses: samuel Hill.
Of Baraga, Mich, and Jacob johnson, MAtti K1-
tojamak and Thonas Rosenbus.h. of Pelkie,
Michigan.
JAsEs " DoxovAs. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-23

Mrs- Rorer. Of cookbook fame. tells
Of seeing . maid drop and break .
beautiful platter ~ = dinnsr recent
". says Everybody's Magasine. The
host did not permit trine IKE this
to rune him n IL least
These little accidents happen 'neet
every day." he sal1s ALPHABETICALLY.
'sYou ~. she 1snst . tfolDed waitress.
Ghe vas > dairynaid oeiginelly. bat
80 ~ 10 aoandoa that oocupation
q oceount a. ~ inApl1I<3 q hnndle
~ eous vitnest hrealint the11
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Fret pub. Jan. 9-Laet Feb. 10, Op.
=. SrATK OF MICHIGAN.


THE Circuit Court for the County OF Bsrags, In
Chanccry.
oscar johnson and John A. johnson. Defend
paEy, william 2, Weber, and Kmma Weber, bis
&isf. Dafendalts -.
twelfth Judicial Circuit.
-suit pending III the Circuit Court tor the Coun-
~ nj Berkga. In Chancery.
In this cause Il appearing from affidavit on ale
that process canuOt be earved on one OF the Des
iondsnte, the Virginia Iron Company, for tpe
reas0n that Il maintains Office or place OF bup-
iness in this stats. and that IL has no Agent az
OdAesr within the State that service can Be
made upon.
:. on motion Of Messre Mason & O'Conuor, Com
plaiuante Solicitors, Il IL ordered that the APP
pearance OF the ssid Virginia Iron Company DO
entered herein within three months from the
date Of this order, and In Of its appearance II
,hled, and copy thereof 20 be served on tho Com
plainsuts Solicitors within twenty days after
service on them of q copy of said Bill, and notice
of thia order, and 10 default thereof said Bill TO
/. be taken ~ confsssed sy the said Virginia Iron
Company.
dayA the complainant CAUSE notice Of this Order
20 be- publiehed In tho L'Anse sentinel. a news
paper printed, published and circulating In said
county, and THAT said publication be continued
therein once In each week for elk weeke In suc-
ceeeion, or that they cause copy ofthts order 10
be personally eerved, on said Virginia Iron Com
pany at least twenty days before the time above
At. STRKErEH.
Circuit Judge.
Mason. q O'Connor,
solicitors for comp lainAnte.
Busineee Address: Lance, Mich
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Fret pub. Nov. "a, os-Last Jan. a, %.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U.S.. Land Once q Marquette; Mich. !,

Notice 10 hereby given that Edward Sicotto, Of
L'Anss, Michigan, who, on October y. lso6. made
rinber and Stone Sworn statement, No. VIZ, Tor
NEk, Section Q. Township 50 North. Range ~
West, Michigan Meridian. has died notice Of In.
tendon 70 mako final timber and Stone proof, 20
setab}ish claim to the land above described, be
fore Geek Of tho Circuit Court 1t LAnee. Aichi-
eap, On the 18th day Of January, fvOe:
Claimant names ss Witnesses: Joseph Cha-
rctte David Leyitan and Alphonse Gxmache, OF
L'Anse, Mich and Chester Anderson, Of Cham
JANIS j. DONOVAN. Register.
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MONUMENTS AND
~HEADSTONES
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
GRANITE AND MARBLE.
Four Hundred of the Latest and
Most Artiseic Designs. =,
Also Agent for
Stewart Iron Fencing.

Don't buy until you see my samples.
A postcard win bring me 10 your house.
w. J. STRATrON, sMH;ss:s-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-23
First pub. Nov. a f, % Last Jan. - %.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice Il hereby given thsf Alphonse 0emache
II L'Anse Michigan, who on Nov. y ls1. m.de
SEX OF SEA. section 70, Township 70 North,
Ranee - West. Michigan meridian. has n!ec NO
sics Of Intention 70 make hneA timber ana Stone
Sescribed. before Clerk OF the Circuit Court. q
L,Anse Mich, ON tha 26th day OF January. is0.
Clai1snt nance - Witnessed; Oacar Sensre-
gret, Joseph Charette, Edward Sicoese' ana -
JAnEs J. DoN0vAN. REaisrER-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-23

pa, What 10 knockerf-
"A knockes, my boy. D man WIZ
usually finds fault With another man!
Who h doing somsthlu8 batter than -!
eopl1 - II himself. "-Detrslt psesl
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-23
FRET pub. Dec. -, '0s-Last Jan. -, ~.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

Ftret pup. DEC ~, V-IAet jan -, -
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
In The Circuit Court for the County Of Barses,
In Chsncery: $780, c.,.,
wsi.ss c.rn n Ellen D. St Ss1S. Sss
Harlow A Clark, janice r. Clark and William
D. Rees, Dcfendante.
Suit pending Il IS, s.id court on ,hszis's day Of
ON reading and fling The aaidavit Of J. 4. Hall,
ono Of the solicitors for the above named com
plsinsnt: showing that the r.sidence Of said De.
fendant Wallace Clark IL unknown 10 and could
not be sscertaincd BY said depoaent; thai said de-
PENDANT janice r. Clark 10 n0u-reeillcut Of the
state of Michigan and resides In Montreal. in the
Province Of Qu~6ec. Domination Of Canada; and
that said defendant william ID. keee IL q nom
resident Of the state Of Michigan and resides In
Cleveland In The ssste of Ohio
Therefore Il IL ordered that said descendants
Wallace Clark, janice r. Clark and William D.
Rs<.s cause their appearance and answer 10 b.
hled In thiec;suse on or before the 18Th day Of
A.; np,iL A D ~ II e.ss Of enc. sp !s 1
and prnctice of this court andhe statutes In such
case rsade and provided, and that In default of
such appearance and answer the bill OF coa,-
plant In this cause b. taken as confessed "a
against said defendants Wallace Clark, lance 2.
Clark and william ID. Reee.
IL further appearing ny said anhdavit that the
lished and circulating In sAid county of Baraga.
now therefore Il IL further ordered that copy
of this order be published In said newspaper Tho
wecis In succession. the Ora publication there,
Of 70 be within twenty (eo) days from the data Of
this order. or that copy Of THE order BE- Sawed
on said defendants Wallace Clark, James r.
days before the. time prescribed for the appear
shce Of esid defendants
u At. srs.sr.s-
Circuit Jsdec.
Couutessigned:
NAuIn voKrrcn, Register.
hall a Rail- Solicitors for Counplsinant
Basin~ee Addrese; Marquette, Michigan.
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First pub. Jan. s--Last Feb. ~. ~
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


The Circuit Court for the County Of BarAea, In
Chancery.
oscar johnson and John A. johnson, Com
plsinants, Vs. Adeliza u. Colwell. The Virginia
hon Company, william q Weber, and Emma
Weber, hts wife. Defendants.
Twelfth Judicial Circuit
Suit pending In the Circuit Court for theCoun-
" Of Baraga. IN Chancery
In this csnse Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT on HE
that the Defendant Adelixa d. Coiwell IL not
RESIDENT Of this State, but II . resident Of the
Btate of Wisconsin. on Motion 1T Meesre Macon
b OsCounor. Complainant's Solicitors, II IL or
dered that the appearance of said NONRESIDENT
Astslixa u Colwell be entered herein within four
month"; from the da,e OF this order, and in case
Of her appearance she cause her answer 20 the
Nil az Complaint n be- nled and copy thereof
20 b. served on tho Complainant's Solicitors
within twenty days after service on her Of . copy
81 said Bill and notice Of this order. and In de-
fault thereof said Bill BE- taken ~ confessed by
aid n0n-resident defendant
Aud Wis further ordered that within twenty
Aays Complafnants causo notice Of this order 20
- published in the L'Anss sentinel, . newspap-
q printed, published and circslating In sald
shsrsin oncs In each wesk for elk weeks IN csc
3 psrsoSsliy ssrvsd on aid ma, ssidsnt dsisnd
at e leoe< twenty days before the time above
6s9Sd January stk leo.
q 4. A. T. STnHRrn1,
Circuit Judge.
! soiicitors for Con plalnants. ~.
Business Address; L'Asse, Mieh
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rirss'pub. Ian. "a -Lsss Feb. "a, -.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-12
TROJANS AND PIRATES TO
PLAY BASKETBALL TONIGHT
Double Header Planned Between This
ties and Armory and st. Vim
cents and Pasadenas

Basketball is on in full force in the
Mems Southern California Basketball
league. A game is scheduled for this
evening at the Whittier college gym
nasium between the Trojans of Whit
tier and the Pirates of the Los Angeles
Y. M. c. A. A fast game is looked for
on both sides, as these two clubs are
evenly matched. President Boswick
will be a guest of honor at this game
and after the meeting will hold a con-
ference with the doctors of the Whit
tier association in regard to playing
two nights a week on the Quaker city
courts.
On Saturday night there will be a
doubIe-header at the Los Angeles Y. M.
c.. A. courts when the Thistles and
Armory Athletic club will cross the
line in the first game, which starts
promptly at o'clock, and the st. Vim
cents and the Pasadena Cubs will play
the last game. A large attendance is
expected at the Y. NJ. G. A, as this will
be the Saints first game in the league
series, and a large body of rooters will
go along to cheer their respective can
didates on to victory All of the three
league umpires will be given a tryout
so as to see what they know about the
rules of the game.
Physical Director G. H. Price of the
Los Angeles Y. NJ. G. A. made the an
nouncement last night that there would
be plenty of seats, both on the main
floor and in the gallery. The first game
will be called at o'clock and the sec
ond contest at 8 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-12
RESULTS AT EMERYvILLE

OAKLAND, Feb. 11.-Rain fell dur
ing the greater part of the day at
Emeryville and the track was very
sloppy. There were several surprises,
the favorites failing to show to ad-
vantage. In the first race CIeopat
fell while running prominently in the
stretch, but Deverich escaped injury
and later rode Osceola to victory. Lens
won the fourth race and was bid up
from $400 to $SO5 by E. Marshall. Pat
Dunno retained him. The Dunno colors
were also carried to victory by The
Peer.
Results:
CMentry) won; Louis Streuber, 1O1 CGilbert),
second; San Gil, 10S (McLaughlin), third. Time
1:19 3-5. Boloman Ell Pavo Billy Watkins
Gala Mike Asheim, DR.. Sherman and Cleopat
also ran.
Second race, three and half furlongs, SELL
ing-Judge Quinn, 10 (Scoville), won; War
fare, SO (Ross), second; Electrowan, 102 (Tap-
linz third Time, 1:44 As Miss Georgie.
Tipster Garnicht Sainotta, English Mall Jack
Dennerlen and San Leandro finished as named.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Osceola,
100 (Deverich), won; Ace of Diamonds 100
(Murphyl second; Cuernavaca. 1OS CButler),
third. Time. 1:19 Constantia, Abraham Crys-
tai Wave, Sainrida. Distributor, Bernardo.
Semper Fidelis and Minalto also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-Lens. III
CButlerll- won; Monit, Ill (McIntyre), second;
Up, IUS NGlIDerI), thlrQ- Time, 1:l1 80.
]. c. Core, Meddling Hannah Mansard. BAIL,
Yakima Belle, Giovanni Balerio. Reene W. and
Alice Collins finished as named.
Fifth race, mile, selling-The Peer, 1o5
Butler), won; Steel, 110 CLARK, second; +;
Footloose. SO (Taplin), third. Time. ILL Is.
Aks-Ar-Ben, Tennessee Boy, Figent and David
Warfleld finished as named.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Blameless,
101 (Gilbert), won; Deneen, 105 (Cotton), sec
ond; Darlington, Ill (Gargan), third. Time
ZIG 2-5. Yank, Cambyses, Marian Casey,
Lucky Mate. Ellerd and Little Jane finished as
named
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-12
JAPANESE CONSUL GENERAL
DEN0UNCES ALL JING0ISM
Says No Need of War Talk, as Pres
ent Anti=Nipponese Is Not
American

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-COunt Koki-
chi Midzu, consul general Of Japan at
New York, was warmly applauded to-
night at the banquet of the Silk asso-
citation of New York, when he de-
nounced as unrepresentatfve of the
sentiment of either the United States
or Japan all the war talk and jingO-
istic expressions recently heard.
"War," said he, 'is a question of
life and death for a nation. The des-
tiny and fate of an empire are of
too much moment to be rislled at the
behest Of a few ambitious politicians
and alarmists. I do not doubt even
for a moment that the present anti
Japanese agitation does not represent
the true sentiment OF the great Ameri-
can people. I do not deny that there
are jingoistic newspapers in Japan,
just as you have in this country But.
depend on it, in the true hearts of
the true sons and daughters of the
Island of the Rising Sun the sincere
desire for peaceful relations with all
the powers. and especially with our
traditional friends the Americans, is
naramOuntn -
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-12
LAUDER AND REDMOND
NEXT CARD AT NAUD'S
McCarey to Stage Short Bouts Every
Tuesday-Benny Solomon to
Appear Again

Since the fans appear to appreciate
the popular cards which the Pacific
Athletic club has been staging for the
past month, Manager McCarey will con-
tinue them indefinitely and will stage
the best attractions, giving forty rounds
of fighting each Tuesday night. The
program for next week is headed by
Leonard Lauder and Jack Redmond,
who will box for ten sessions.
Lauder fought one Of his best battles
with Frank Picato, and although he
lost the decision there were many fans
at the ringside who believed that he
gave the Italian as good as he sent.
Redmond has done all that has been
asked of him since he came to the
coast from Milwaukee, having won all
of his battles with consummate ease.
The way he finished Fred Corbett put a
feather in his cap, and his other goes
were interesting.
The other 10-session affair will be be-
tween Kid Solomon and Fred Corbett.
These two will weigh in at 12S at
o'clock, and each will be at his best.
Four-round goes will be the rule ir,
the prelims as heretofore. Dwight Van
and Young Kaufman will meet again,
and judging from the last bout four
rounds will be more than sufficient to
bring about a decisive result. Ed Hi
guar and Johnny Dunn will be one of
the pairs at the short distance, and
Johnny Herrera and Mike Fusco will
be the 145-pounders who will meet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-12
MONROVIA HIGH SCHOOL
HOLDS INTERCLASS MEET
Senior Class Wins Gold and Blue BAN
ner with Total Score of
Fifty Points

Monrovia high school held an eXcit-
ing interclass track meet Wednesday
afternoon. A fair crowd of spectators
witnessed the events, despite a driz-
zling rain. The trophy, a beautiful
senior class with a total score of so
points. The juniors were second, with
SO; the sophomores scored but IL,
while the freshmen finished a poor
fourth, having but 8 points to their
credit.
Harvey proved himself the star of
the occasion, easily anneXing six first
places and making q remarkable show
ing, especially in the broad jump, clear
ing 20 feet s inches, and the shot-put
in which he scored AZ feet 2 inches.
The order Of events was as follows
1O0-yard dash-K. Harvey, P. Whitaker, S.
Black; time, 10 As seconds.
Mile run-H. Shepard, F. Blackington, G.
Comes.
50-yard dash-K. Harvey, S. Black, P. Whit
aker; time 40 seconds.
Running high jump-K. Harvey, S. Black, H
Shepard; distance feet inches
440-yard rum Campbell, c. Glenny, w.
Crandall; time, LOO AS.
Pole vault-K Harvey, P. Whitaker, F.
SS0-yard run-H. Shepard, G. Maddox, H
Harris; time, PA.
Shot put-K Harvey, S. Whitcomb, H. Shep-
ard; distance, AZ feet inches.
22O-yard run-P Whitaker, w. Crandall, J.
Campbell; time. q seconds.
Broad jump-K. Harvey, S. Black, P. Whita-
ker; 20 feet inches.
22O-yard relay-Juniors won; S. Black, H
Shepard John Campbell, c. Glenny; time
1852 As
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-12
CLUB
IN LINE AGAIN
BARON LONG ARRANGES FOR
CLASSY SCRAPS
Memsic and Picato Are Figured On
as the Main EVent-Fisher
and Sullivan Sign
to Meet

Baron Long and the Jeffries Athletic
club came to life yesterday, and from
the looks of the first card to be staged
since the club held it's own "obsequies"
recently, the big fellow is again to be
reckoned with as a promoter of fistic
carnival. Long is figuring on Frank
Picato and George Memsic as his offer
ing over the twenty-round route, and
if the deal is closed local fans will
have a chance to see something real in
the swat line.
So far as Memsic is concerned, the
match is already closed, and Roy Page.
manager for Picato, states that he will
probably sign articles today. If he
sees things that way everything will
be settled by tonight and the match
will be staged the latter part of this
month.
AS an added attraction with Picato
and Dalton, Long has secured another
classy bunch of fighting in frankie
Sullivan and Walter Fisher. The boys
have already signed up for a fifteen
round scrap, and as they are the lead
ers in the local featherweight colony
the winner will have a lot to look for
ward to. A purse has been offered the
boys, and they will weigh in at 122
pounds on the afternoon of the battle.
The Picato-Memsic bout will un-
doubtedly call for plenty of specula-
ton, as talk in regard to the respective
merits of the two was rife Immediate
ly after the San Pedro lad trimmed
Dalton so decisively the other night.
Jim Morley and John Brink had a
spirited argument over the ability of
the scrappers, and a $1,000 bet was Of
fered and accepted. Brink is favoring
Picato and will undoubtedly plunge to
the limit, while Morley and his friends
would like Memsic to whip the sea-
sider
In addition to the Picato- Memsic and
F'isher-Sullivan fights Manager Long
is negotiating with several pork and
beaners with a view to putting on two
more bouts on the same evening. With
thirty-f1ve rounds of classy milling
scheduled for the main event and the
semi-windup not much can be added to
the attractiveness of the program, so
Long need not waste much thought on
his curtain raiSerS.