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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04
NEW kIPPERED HERRING. Ioe
STEERS AND SHRIMP
~ AT W. J. LANES.
Woodmen Circle,

Regular meeting Monday afternoon
at 2:3O Every member is urged to
be present. Refreshments will be
served.
LIZZIE LYNN, Guardian.
BIRD SANDLIN, Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04
Christian Church

Rev Connolly has returned from
his vacation and will conduct SER
vices at the church today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

THE AROMORE NATIONAL BANK

a Ardmore, in the State OF Oklaho-
ma. at the close of business. Septem-
Der lst. 1910:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

B. r. Miller of Oklahoma CITY
was transncting business here yes
terday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

That voting contest Is being talked
Of almost as much as the election
was before the primary. The per
son who wins as the most popular
democratic candidate will have no
opposition in the next election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

TWENTY VARIETIES OF CAMP.
BELL CELEBRATED SOUPS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

LIVER IN CANS
NEW PARTRIDGE, QUAIL, WILD
DUCK, GROUSE. AND CHICKEN
2-2 AT w. J. LANES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

II. G. Stong is confined to his
home with blood poison in his hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

The white ribbons Of Oklahoma
will meet in state convention in Ard.
more in October.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

Mrs. Lena Fielder has returned
from Darlington. Okla, mad will
again reside here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

NEW klPPERED HERRING, LOB
STEERS AND SHRIMP
Z-2 AT w. J. LANES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

NEW RIBBON CANE SORGHUM
, AT w. J. LANES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

NEW HOLLAND HERRING
= AL " L LANES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

State OF Oklahoma, County Of
Carter, IS:
|, d. Lacy President of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
D. LACY, President.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 5rd day of September, 1910
LEE L. TYER.
Notary Public
VIM G.. W VERNON.
A. H. PALMER.
l.. p. ANDERSON.
Directors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-04

Total
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-03
BOX D NEWS

Grandma Hardy has been bad
ly afflicted with rheumatism for
several weeks but is graduly i'm
proving.
Grandma Ferguson has taken
up a desert claim a mile south of
the bridge and Grandpa expects
in the near future to improve it
and make it their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Padden
Of Camp Crook were in this vi
cinity recently on their way to
PowderviIle. l., O. Williams en-
.joyed a visit with them as they
passed through.
Miss Stella Olsen Of Ekalaka
completed a four Months term of
school at the bridge on the 18th
of this month, Miss Olsen is an
excellent teacher and the patrons
were we'll pleased with the re-
suits.
Quite a number of persons old
and young gatherd at the home
Of l. 0. Williams the eve of the
18th. for dance. An enjoyable
and general good time was had
and every body went away happy.
The "cry for bread" has not
been very loud along the Box e.
der but there has been a great
scarcity Of sugar and meat in
these parts owing to the stores
in Ekalaka not being able to sup
ply the demand Of so many new
customers.
If the "Honyockers' who have
settled in other parts of this coun-
try are Of as good a class as they
seem to be in this part Of the
country there need be no alarm
about so many people moving in.
The old settlers with almost one
accord speak we'll of their neigh
bors,
Aunt Mary.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-03
LOCAL NEWS

The boys from the roundup
were in town Friday.
Wanted A girl to do general
house work. Inquire of NJ. B.
Speelman.
For Sale eder fence posts.
Leave your orders with Ray De-
lany or Al Olsen.
Bert Dalton left for ]. w. His
locks ranch Wednesday after
spending a few days in town.
If you want town property let
S hear from you. We have all
inds of it for sale Ekalaka
and Co.
For Sale A sheep wagon at
o. bargain. Everything nearly
new. -Ekalaka Land & F.. E
olice.
u. S. Commissioner Tracy has
moved his office from the Eagle
building to the Almbaugh build
ing opposite the post office store.
The big red auto from Baker
has been laid up for repairs for
the past week. AS soon as these
arrive the machine will continue
to make it's daily trips.
For Sale Two stations, two
years old, three quarter per-
cherons. Can be seen at my
ranch on Box Elder. Geo. H i.
Farwell.
The Box Elder Dipping Tank
Co. will be ready to..dip on or about
June 1st. Rates. rs cts per head
for single dip. As cts for double
dip No charges tor calves.
r. L. Ginning, DR.. A. Sheriff.
and Doc Latham of Camp Crook
came over in DR.. Sherill's auto
mobile Tuesday and returned
home Wednesday morning. Their
trip was for a little rest and re-
creation, and a visit to a good
town.
Chevaliers; Canton Custer No.
6, p. m. /. O. O. F. will on June
14th, 1910. act as Escort to the
Subordinate Lodges, and other
organizations, in the observance
Of Decoration Day, also to confer
the Decoration of Chivaly. YOU
will therefore, report in full dress
uniform at Canton Headquarters
at 1000 a. m. Of said day, to T.
j.. Martin, Clerk.
W. H. Peck, Commandant.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-03
Everybody Invited.
Thompson House.

Having opened my DINING
room to the public l solicite a
a share of your patronage.
Meals IS cts. Special rates by
the week or month.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

uiis Dem gequdlten S9er3e1 oes Wiibz
6ens. ous fid in pl0blid neu uusbre=
Genoem Sdmer3 Dor Oem Eager Der
alien Jrau nieberiparf unb bieIe nit
ben Mrinen frunlpbaft nmfaBte.
rDu mart Bel 9ons Nllnters 20"
r5rag nidt, GroBmutter Doer
ich tpero' ipabnfinnig g lit alles
aus alles nus ~"
l1no tpeireno pertars lie tbr @nt~
lib tn Sic &iffen.
.Su, ia, ,nein armes ain5, Ole
8rodenrpfen beoeuten Sbrdnen "
,llno 8lut, @rpBmntter!" Fnbr
'gfnna auf. .,groBer Gott, per bate
0us 6enfen f0nnen ~"
nllno Du mint mid pirtli9 per@
laFeng"
sd fann niht anbers, @robmut=
ter Bel meiner 5eelsn 5eligfeit!
DrauBen in Der Welt nero id per@
seiien."
so gehe. mein 3ino - 5iebe bin
aus in Ole peite, grobe Wslt. SD
aber, idb min odbeimbleiben uno 9ei=
nen plab offenbalten, uno menn Du
einaeIeben bait, odb AUDI orauben in.
Der Wslt Gorge unb glotb, G9mera
rno 5er3eleio pobnen, uno Du Seim<
peb empfinOelt nad Der fti[len Waloz
einfamfsit 9einer ainobeit, Dsiner
Sugenb, oann tonrrn gu mir 5uriit. ih
min Dir Oeinen plab in Der 6eimatb
pffenbalten = 10 lange id nod
lebe -"
l1nb felter preBte fih Mnna an Die
aIte 5rou, bie nit ibrer sitternoen.
tpelten @rsiienbunO has tpirre 9aar
unb sic beiben Wansen oes MdbGens
ianft itreihelte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30
5. 6 pitel.

Mpber Der ieit 8ur3em Der itorbene
Geinri9 Gottlieb gbrtitian Wfansel
Die 8eredtiaung erbalten bate. Den
Sitel 8aumeifer gu fiibren, pubte
uabrideinlth nur er alletn. Sopiei
tunO apenteitens fir bic ndberen
Srsunos Manbels feit, BOB er niemals
cine b06ere S4ule, seiHlpsige benn
Elm polite9nttum poer fonitige Wtaz
bemie beIu4t unb teinerlei baugetrerb=
l;6es @romen semabt bate. Iber
es itano au9 .benIo unumi it0Bli9 feIt,
oaB er, ais einfa6er Maurerpolier bez
ginneno, Elm 6aus auf Spefutatton
in einsr aufbliibenOen @eseno 8erlins
aebaut. oieies NIT srobem 8ortbeil
perfauft unb ii9 Damn auf Serrainz
Ipefulotipnen unD 8uuunternebmunz
gen in Berlin uno ben 8ororten einz
gelaFen bate, Die ibm i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre Elm srpbes 0erm0gen einbra9@
ten. Gr batte Slid sebdbt. Wanh
anoerer ebenio fleiBiger unb Dieleiat
s6rliherer damn mar Bel fol4en I'M
ternebmunsen gu @runoe sesansen,
uber Seinri9 Gottfrieo @briitian
Manbel perfanb es. iid itets redt3eiz
tig Dor einem faulen @el4dft 5uriidz
5u5ieben, feline 5oroerunsen an Die
8auten einautul1tren oOer gteubauten
biGis in Der Subbaitation 5tl erroerz
Zen. Ob sic anoeren @lGubiser gez
IdGbigt puroen, ob 10 unc 10 piel
8oubanoiperter I'm i5ren Werbienit
famen, barum fiinanerte fih Der an
mdblih gum rgaumeifer" anfaeriidte
friiberer Maurerpolier niat; es rpar
| ia ni1t feline Sahe, fit anoere 2eute
gu forsen, spenn er nur fir ii9 iorgz
tc, oann batte er senls gu tbun.
go fam es oenn, Dab Der 5err
r9aun,eiiter" ManBel Bel leinem So>
Sc fsiner Witttpe ettpa aebn srobe
6Gu1er in Sen .feiniten" @egenoen
8srlins uno auBeroem nod ein 8aar=
permDsen BON stliden bunocrttauieno
Warf 6interlaHen fonnte. Jruu Guge@
| ME ManBel beipeinte ibren Gatten
ettpa pier3e9n Sage; bann aber lab
iie ein, oab Die iibermGbiae Srauer
ibrer @elunobeit - lie mar cine iebr
itarfe Dame, Die ibre 5tpeibunbert
DfunO tpoa - fhn0en tpiir0e, lie iiherz
CAB bic 9erlpaltuns Der 9dnier einem
tihtigen Mehtsantpnlt uno yeotur uno
reiite ielbt nit ibrem einaigen SObne
Mar, einem atpan5isiabrisen, boff=
nunssoollen Siinslins mad Stalien.
Dariiber mar etipa Elm Sabr Ders
! floiien. Dus aft9ma Der Grau
,8uumeifer" tpar in Stalien midi
beTer sstporben. Die Ner5te riet9er
brinsens gu einem Mufentbalt in eis
nem DD6enturort unb ba Srieori6s=
biitte i'm 5ar3 in Mobe setomlner
tpar, 10 ihidten Die Mer5te Die aitbma.
tiI9e sSrau .Buunleiiter" uuf feds
MoAsn mad Dem 9ars. Mar mubt'
| fie besleiten; Wlar batte aud Die ga,
milie @erbarb ausfinbis semodt, ot
syrau @erbaro Die Mdihe fur bi'
lJrau r9aumeiifer" bsiorgte unb Nns
| na @eredro otter Ole frifh gepldttet
MGfte 3uriidbra1te. Die frifh'
| Gd0lrbeit Mnnas sefiel Dem hoff
nunssocllen Wlar uno er suuBte lem
Mlutter 5u beitimmen. Gerbarb oi
gerabe erleoiste portieritene in Den
qroben 9auie in Der 8iilOpftraBe 3,
| iibertrngen.
Msdr mar Elm fluser Siinsling
4 iDenn er and bic Reali4nIs nur mi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

terte Geniter ibres ieBissn SalafS.l'ls
mers ging aber auf einer1 fle!nell 9F
binaus, Der BON bimmelanltrebenoen
Mauern uanseben mar, 10 oaB oen
aansen Sag Elm fiibler, feudter Sdaatz
ten auf benz ensen 5ofrdnm berr1tte,
Der einem Seller glih.
,gBir tperoen uns fhon einriften,
Batter, nabm Mnna bas Wprt, tnoen1
lie beaann, Die Surheinanoer itehsnz
Sen 9ausserdthi4aften in Sronuns
gu bringen.
,seatiirlih, mir perbsn uns Ihon
eilrihten", ftimmte Die 5tiefmutter
Mnna gu uno faBte enersiid NIT an,
bas 3imner auf5urdnmen.
Die Rinoer itanben nit offenenl
Munbe Oa unb blidten erituunt auf
Das ibnen 10 frenbe 9reiben auf Der
breiten StraBe, iiber Der Der Sonnsn=
idein blenoenS flinmerte uno eine
oide, bunitise, hnlberfiillte 2uft tpe1>
ie. 6o9bepadte 2afhDaget1 oonnerten
roriiber, Orofdten filbren FIN unb
lpieoer, bie pferoebabn tpano iih mi.
eellepbem @lodenipiel ourh bic ntes
mails enoenbe Heibe Der Wasen nno
auf BEN 8iirseriteigen flutbtte eine
sel1dftige Menge auf unb ab, a6tlos
an einanber porbeibaitenb ooer ldnsz
fam acknowledgements. Sol4 Elm Sc
tunmel tpar oa9eim niht eirnal auf
Der airhtpeib setpeien. Gs muBte bier
in Berlin Elm 5eittas iein, oaB 10 piele
MenIhen auf ben Stroben tparen.
men Morgen, Serr Gerburo, n
Moreeu, 5rau @erbarb uno Grdulsin
Mnna", rief cine idnurrenoe Stimms
uno Ser iunse Serr Menbel erldien
auf Der idmalea Sreppe. ipelde BON
ser 6aust6iir in bas 8oroer5immer
Ser porttertpobnung fiibrte.
gerbaro trat uuf oen iunssn 5auss
beiiBersfobn gu uno bot 1ibm treuherz
ais Die 6anb. Woriihtis legte 5err
Mar feline, nit einem blutrotben
SonoI dub betleibete Hehte in Ole
6ano bes friiberen 8ersmannes.
rNa, allo gut angetommen?" fragte
er, ld9elnb gu Nnna biniiberblideno,
sic ii9 abtpenoete uno in Die 4ii4e
ging.
sd bin nur bersefommen, um
Sic nod einnal iiber S1re pf!iAten
gu inItruiren", fubr er etnas mibmu>
tbis fort.
rO, 5err Manbel", entsesnete 5rau
Gerbaro eifris. roafir laflen Sic mir
nur iorsen. Sd babe flint Sabre in
Berlin ssoient uno tenne alIes gang
senau. sreppen ideuern = 9cf rein
balten, Seniterpuben, uffpaifen, bet 81
redter 3eit Die Seppihe setlppft tperz
ben uno Set Die Rinber MIDI uff Dem
6of ranbaliren uno Damn INNER pa
rot iteben, ipenn ct an Die 9austbiir
tltngelt."
sd fsbe, sic fennsn Sbre pFlid@
ten. ga, Damn bab' i'd ia nlhts mehr
9inau5ufiisen. 9ldten Sic nur oa=
rouf, oab bic 9austhiir ni4t baitig
suseidlasen tpiro. Meine Wlutter -
mir bepobnen Sen eriten Stod lit
iebr nerbDs unb Duloet teinen 2drm,
teIonoers auf oie ainber uno Die
2eute i'm Sinterbuus miifen Sic ahz
ten"
rWeiB id. tpeib id, 5err Mun&
| bel ="
nSit 0enn in Der Wobnuns alles in
Oronung9"
Mit tpthtiser Miene blidte Der
iunse 9lusbsiiber in ieben Wintel
Der Mobnung. 0ierbei fam er aud
in bic aiihe, no Mnna oas lpenise @ez
ihirr Ser 9ausbaltuns in benSdrant
ftelte.
J (GortieBung folst.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-07
DAN PATCH NE THODS
ARE AGAINST IT

advertise IT, When the
words circular Now begin to get usp
been looking for actual about this railroad for some
something the
hard
The only that find these questions the adj
Duration Buy Now
determine whether
which the
and the other things much prominence
irrelevant
The method OF floating this When public sub
called
will the
capital Minneapolis
Electric satisfied
Besides
what required they offered
tiles Mr. pretty
his neghbo
when he offers stock broadcast, he doing
When light of
all Reduced
enterprise long
dividend behind them CAPT
The
with preferred subscribe Several
large perhaps but much substantial
After about
communities which
compared with the capital United
would reach year?
There nv
stability
consider doubtful
nothing promises It.
Don't Buy Now as Mr. Savage insists
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-07
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Charlotte. Dewey. 62s Fourth. Il
years; senile cerebral haemorrhage
Helen Pryorzelski. 943 Russell. %
years; cardiasthenia.
Margaret Purcell. $50 Seventeenth
"a years; chronic valvular disease or
the heart.
John Crozier, Harper hospital. 90
years; diphtheria
George Robertson. 1910 Theodore, a
years. fatty degeneration OF heart
John Helka. 29s wilkins. IS years.
pneumonia.
Mamie Kuhn. ~ Townsend, 20
years, tuberculosis.
Lena Baldwin. St. Mary's hospital, Is
years, shock and burns
Elizabeth NJ. Love1oy, Sc Rogers. 3
Marie Rzeppa. 1885 Chsne. 5 years:
diphther
Frank Costa. 1856 Larned. 7 months:
Helena Zelek. 50 Ciippert, 2 months
malnutrition.
Florence wummel. St. Marys nospi-
tai, years; shock and burns
Willie ZuziewicZius, 80 DIST. s
months: commissions.
Anthony ZuziewicZius. 80 DIST, 6
months; cholera infantum.
Catherine X. Scherer. "a 0rummond.
William o. Braden. $40 Cavalry. Sc
years; apoplexy.
Bronistaw .siymkowski. 730 Garfield.
months: heart disease.
Anna Zletke. 612 Garfield, 4S years:
Paul Elmer Boutwell,. 356 Concord. 8
years; paralysis
William fuller, Grace hospital. %
years; typhoid fever.
Anne Scollan. ~ Wight. 81 years
nephritis.
Hugh ellis, St. Mary's hospital. IS
years: cholelithiasis.
May a. Lesnau. $50 Twewty-nfth, 20
years tuberculosis.
Elnore McNamee. 1927 Thirty third. 8
months; marasmus
George Bigness. SIP Milwaukee east.
% years. pneumonia.
Marion Wales Paterson. 1898 Brook
lyn. SO years: chronic catarrhal bron-
chitis
Charles Marks, 7S1 Beaubien, IL
months; pneumonia.
Klara Lepecki $50 Wesson, years:
diphtheria.
Johanna Hanley. ~ Grummond, 61
years: apoplexy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-07
DRIVEN INTO STREET BY FIRE.
Flames Cause Three Families TO
Make Hasty Exit.

Two fires in the same neighborhood
that drove three families out OF doors,
late Monday night. and caused loss
OF upwards of $1,000. Grease In a
kettle OF doughnuts set fire TO the
bakery OF James Stimson. No. 56i
Greenwood.ave., when it boiled over
on the stove. The bakers as well as
the family of Samuel Huerd. living on
the second floor, were all driven out
The damage was about $1,000. The
barber shop OF William NJ. snyder NO.
500 Greenwood; the grocery of Carl f.
Brede. No 565 Greenwood, and Emma
n. Whitney's drygoods store, No. oI3
Greenwood sustained some damage
from smoke.
This fire was still in progress when
the new house going up at No. 23A
Hudson-ave. was discovered ablaze.
The neighboring residences of Will
lam r. Beers and Robert q. Currie
were scorched and the families fed in
haste. It is supposed that this fire
was OF incendiary origin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-07

In architecture and interior design.
one of the handsomest and most
commodious OF the many magnificent
homes In Crosse Pointe Farms If
contains 20 rooms. six bathrooms,
ball room, skating rink In basement
and IL surrounded by charming land.
scape gardening OF shrubs and trees.
A large garage. gardeners house.
greenhouse and other details OF a
large country estate are part OF the
property which covers about l6 acres.
IL Is said the house cost upwards OF
100000 to build and was designed by
Albert Kahn.
In part payment, Mr.. Stephens &C
cepted the Fleitz lot on Jefferson-ave
between the residences OF r. Aiding
ton Newman and Gilbert Hart, which
for some time past has been eagerly
sought by real estate dealers and
private property spectators as one
of the most valuable lots In the city
II has a frontage on JefYerson-ave
OF 12O feet and runs back to the
river with about coo feet depth. IL
Is said TO represent about $4,000 in
the purchase price OF the Crosse
Pointe property.
The stephens property was sold
because OF the recent death OF Mrs
Stephens. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer and
Miss Fleitz will move into their new
home Immediately.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-07
JOLTS PLAINTIFF
IN OAMAGE SUIT
D. U. R. Attorney Flashes Florence
Salmoni's Answers in Medical Test,
Showing Her in Good Health.

Attorney A. B. Hall, representing
the ID. L. r., played his trump card,
Tuesday morning, in the hard-fought
damage case OF Florence Salmon
against the street railway company.
The plaintiff. former school teach
err is suing for $4,000, claiming that
injuries sustained in a collision be-
tween cars in 1907 have completely
shattered her health and made her a
permanent cripple, this condition be-
ing due TO an injury to the spine. The
injuries were not apparent for some
time, and the case against the rail-
way company was not started until
two years after the accident.
Just as the plaintiff s side OF the
case was about completed Mr.. Hall re-
called Miss Salmoni for further cross
examination and flashed before her an
examination paper she had submitted
to the Maccabees at least year af-
ter the accident in which she claims
TO have met her injuries. Her attor'
ney. Washington |. Robinson. fought
hard To have the paper excluded, but
il was admitted.
In this paper Miss Salmoni answers
the usual questions submitted at
medical examination. She answered
that she had never had serious i.i.
ness or injury. had not been attended
by a physician for five years had new.
er been i'll In bed. had never been
subject 10 headaches and never had
a persistent pain In her back.
A similar examination paper answer
ed i'm the same manner by Viola Sal
mon, a sister of the present plain
tiff. who two weeks ago was awarded
$50 for injuries received in the same
accident, was also shown.
In his opening address to the jury
before starting the testimony for the
defense Mr.. Hall declared that he
could show that the plaintiff is at
tempting one of the most colossal
frauds ever committed upon the
Wayne circuit court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-07
QUESTIONABLE HOUSES RAIDED
Three Jackson Women Are Sentenced
to Detroit.

JACKSON, Mich, Dec. 6.-(Spe-
cian-The police raided all the Ques-
tionable houses in town last night
and this morning. three women. who
pleaded guilty to running such places
were sentenced TO the Detroit House
of Correction for '65 days. One
pleaded not guilty and will have a
trial Seven girls, who pleaded gull.
" 20 being disorderly. were released
on suspended sentence. but warned
they had only As hours in which TO
get out of town.
They were told they would get the
same sentence II they didn't go. Sew
en- girls pleaded not guilty to being
disorderly and will have trial. The
action of the police department in
cleaning up on these places, follows
a resolution passed by the Federation
OF Womens clubs OF the city. de.
nouncing the authorities for permit
ting them 70 run.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-07
DICK FLETCHER TO BE OUsTED.
Scheme Hatched For Getting Rid Of
Warmers Appointees.

A neat little scheme is being
Matched mp TO enable Gov.-elect Os-
born to get rid of some of Gov. War
ner's recess appointees, who. other
wise would hold over until next July.
Under the law, all appointments.
whether made in recess or during the
session of the legislature. must be
confirmed by the senate. The Os-
born plan is to send his appoint
ments TO the senate for confirmation
as soon as he takes hold These
will be referred to the committee on
executive business along with War
ner's appointments. The latter Will
be allowed 10 die a natural death
while Osborn's will be reported out.
The plan is designed primarily to
hit Labor Commissioner Dick Fetch
er, whose active support of Kelly is
sore spot with the incoming adj
ministration. Fletcher, il is under
stood, will put up fight
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BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Joseph Soldatek, Al2S Jos. campau.
John Price, lil Andrus.
Czestak Hoddupski, 40 Thirty NTH.
Stanlaws Orzet, 80 Clippert
MiketaJ krzywonos. 3sl Otis
Marvine Gorham. 40 McDougall
WoJciech Sniezek. 63y Garfield
Wladislaus Nowotarski, 1853 ST. Au-
bin.
fgnacy Zakrzewskl, l67 Superior.
Rudolph Holestine. ii3 Hillger.
George Weademan. 36l Cass.
Ramon Lozon. 29y Harrison.
William Scott. 167 Cavalry.
Joseph Grygier. $40 Twenty fourth.
Joseph Bludow, 1867 Central
BOYS
Harry Newman. $50 McDougall
Andrew Ramiak, ll65 Dubois
Gustavus Chibecan, &C Pine.
Albert Hyrzak. 1915 Dubois.
John Hirsch. ESQ 81. Joseph.
John Larry. s7l Military.
Albert Zonca, 1903 Hammond
Jacob koZiot. "A Gilbert
Stanislaus Nabozny. 201 Hammond.
Grzegorz Pawlak, 1863 Annexation.
Michael Skora. l4i Hammond.
Joseph StefanisZyn, 359 Garfield.
Henry Barchard. 1856 Trumbull
Benjamin Gray. 1925 Trumbull
George Patrick. 1449 st. Aubin
Albert Jablonski. 627 Grandy
Martin Norris, 3s7 Bagg.
John r.. Eberle. IA Bacon.
John kranter. 367 Ash.
Gust Hofmann. sT4 Twelfth.
Thos. White, 445 Trumbun.