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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09

If your stomach, heart or kid
neys are weak, try at least a few
doses only of DR.. Shops restor-
alive. In five or ten days only, the
result will surprise you. A few
cents will cover the cost. And
here is why help comes so quick
ly. DR.. Shoop doesn't drug the
stomach, nor stimulate the heart
or kidneys. DR.. Shops Restor-
ative goes directly to the weak
and failing nerves. Each organ
has Its own controlling nerve.
When these nerves fail, the de-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09

When we reach our home in glory,
When our warfare all is done
When we look back DER the story
OF the victories we have won;-
When the links that here must sever.
OF this frail and changing love,
Shall united be forever
In the heavenly rest above;
Then, with raptured voices ringing
Sweeter far than earth has known,
Shall we Join the chorus, singing
Praise before the great white throne.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
Win in Walk.

The Plymouth Clippers won al
easy victory over the indianapolis
Chmpions Sunday, by the
score of II to 2. The two scores
OF the visitors were on local err
rors. The Clippers PLAYED
horse" with the indianapolis
team and easily outclassed the
visitors.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
Red Lemonade.

1t is rurnored that Hugh Keiser
and Lester FIellerS will go to In
annapolis soon, where they will
open UP a red lemonade stand. to
satiate the clamor at the state
capitol for that most refreshing
drink.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
Guard Maps; Is Robbed.

Warned by the proprietor to
watch the receipts q the cash
register. Walter Smith. a clerk
in an all-night cafe in Hammond,
armed himself with a revolver
and fell asleep with it in his
hand. Early Saturday morning
thieves entered while Smith dOz-
ed. robbed him of the revolver
and emptied the cash register
Smith did not know Of the loss
of his pistol until the police
came i'm and awakened him.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
Twin Lake Wrinkles


Mrs. Leroy Lisn is quite
sick at her home.
Mr.. Isaac Myers is quite sick
at this wr'I9ing.
Miss Ruth Frank of Plymouth
is visiting with Ruth Nichols.
Charles Smith of Hubbard was
the guest of Lawrence Cook Sun
day.
Daniel Poor and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Winino.
Jacob Ringer has purchased a
fine new Surrey and driving
harness. 9
Floyd Holem of South Bend
IS visiting relatives in this
vicinity for a week.
Mrs. c. M. Slayter visited with
her daughter Mrs. NJ. c. Cook
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Myers OF
Hanna visited a few DAYS with
relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Mable Copp Will 60 to
Valparaiso in a day or two,
where she will enter the school
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Freese
OF South Bend visited over Sum
day with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Freese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Holem OF
South Bend returned to their
home after few days visit with
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zumbaugll
attended the class day exercises
OF the graduating class in Ply
mouth Tuesday evening.
James Huffman and son Llowd
of Argos, spent Decoration Day
with the family of Isaac Myers
and also fishing in the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Emmons
and little son of Plymouth visit
ed Sunday and Monday with the
latter'S parents Mr.. and Mrs
Elijah Myers.
Grandpa Holderman has re.
turned from a visit with his son
at Milwaukee and will spend the
summer With Mr.. and Mrs. o.
lie Clemens.
Mrs John York of Akron, O..
who was called here by the
death OF her sister Mrs. Henry
Zechiel of Culver visited a few
days with the family of Lafay-
cite Sour.
A few evenings ago a crowd
OF young people consisting o.
IlMessrs. George Firestone, Con
roy Eley, Curtis Haag and the
Misses Blanche Mccoy, Eva
Bollman and Hazel Truck drove
to the home of Milton Cook to
watch the comet. Refreshments
were served and all had a fine
time.
We are more than glad to re-
port Twin Lakes thoroughly or
the boom. According to the
report OF the city official j. w
Nichols. p exchanged cars in the
morning, 80 at noon and over
100 in the evening. Trains Nos
~ and 45 pass through Twin
Lake and in consequence of the
great crowd of people the South
Bound switched off coaches for
the Mort Bound to accommodate
them. People visited our resort
from Fl. Wayne, Chicago, South
Bend, Indianapolis. milwaukee,,
and St. Paul and Plymouth.
Last Sunday one OF the finest
games OIL base ball was played
which was ever played on the
Twin Lake Diamond. The mar
ried men played the single men
with score of 6 to z in favor
OF THE married men. The best
catch OF the day was made by
S. y. Seider Of South Bend, who
played as center field of the mar
ried men. A fine game is prom
ised again next Sunday. A large
crowd was IN attendance. Mr..
Seider is former resident OF
Twin Lake. He and his wife
are here visiting for few DAYS.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
Library Subscription Due

The first installment ii. e. one
eighth OF your total subscription
to the Library fund is now due.
Please pay this at once to either
of the three banks or to Winnie
l.. Humrichouser. secretary OF
the Library Board.
c. A. Reeve, President
Winnie l.. Humrichouser, Sec.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
Leaves for Arkansas

Mrs. c. A. Boggs returned to
her home in Argos Tuesday,
after bidding her mother Mrs.
Margaret Miller goodbye. Mrs.
Miller left for Helena, Arkansas,
to spend the summer with friends
and relatives.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
Marriage Licenses

August +. Samuelson. Starke
county 90. 10 Fl. Emelia Benson
Plymouth, 81.
George Bollinger Plymouth 81,
to Lizzie Voreis, Plymouth 10.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09

A pain prescription is printed
upon each Csc box of DIR. Shops
INK Pain Tablets. Ask Your
Doctor, or Druggist if this for
mula is not complete. Pain means
congestion, blood pressure. Head
pains, womanly pains. paips, any
where get instant relief JToR b
Pink Pain Tablet. Sold by L.
Tanner.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09

Cures constipation and bilious
ness, and promotes easy and nat
ural movemess*s-. of the bowels.
Doan's for sale ait all drug stofes.
% cents per box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

IN prof stevens Nse Method Teach.
~T.FA ing bHnefng gaarsnteeii To- Nfl.
Aig4 fafe Lessons Days. FanfnEs trial
Hftfg alaaFs free FnHffN ard Pins ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
LOST AND FOUND


~-.~Ne~~~e~o,~r~~~~~~
Hataa ln ths esiama are cert uafd
Sos eeras d. caats
tnsi ou Atst reht tar FgitaF
rstainz pats ef saaf 1a rFrsiass-s
0pt.eai ranpanr FInaer WIS 10 feehtds
80 W FetufuFd tr WaahiHstnu apsrt
rneafs tafa aeaeaa a. Faane Mafa
ftea
tast sfHns - saia aeaas sad s sofa
so with inItiais y y = au lashsi.
Hf hana Fafk MHnHaF uIahf Nlninf
FieaHe refura GO iQes 9aeeu AHne as ~
HhnHe 0aeen Anae ttsa aaA receive fes
rasf Mar 4i 81 -fess eraunas. raas
JOS covered aft naaA iHaNe az HHhAshi
ems eHH Heed atsFa. af NfeHHt ani riae
aaN fueefFr feaart
tast nretia 500 vhte aaMas 81
iatsr ..i saieraas Nsiiff tepaA asts
frsrse eaata.uian n.anaf 4nt ea.A t-vth
tlna Aeen matef aHa rVfHfa balance la
rGe ~ q aleas HAlu aWowEn
As.a 9 49, l-ls iIs q -
HELp wANTEn-FEmALE
sr~f~-~-~''~-,~--s-s s~-r-Ns@-re~~~@1r--s
Nae te ntg fsfulfaea Faesas chgap
Aise fAfa, tsasL sus4daa. passas
N0aaA eag s.ss
shep ssrena neaF rt uaE
Eaehtnse faFNlahna faam far care ~
seheaaft Ftese QlFsn hHne 1888
Owls WanfaA Esr aintrfs nara rfirs
ttHa ~ ana i,r.nifaF ea ff.auhta b
wantsa Hurns uats afeaa haHef ass
F7affh Az
uATIoA5 WANTE p-FF MALE
-es-s-@r~-~74~--s~4-~ea@s
caiafea weraa SAINTS SOUS @ iaa cay
FhgHH EHHf 1853
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

>-~4~s~.~a~~--~y-~Hs-s
4Al1lis--Te ~ xifs ~ a mafafts
~ fsas D. NaF 81 4 am
aAfs ths wife ~ b CLARK ftat
saF MAJ 81 4 daughter
AftH--la tAs alfs ~ MtifiEan.
~ f.aa8ia. Gay s. q aanshter
tf.-fa So Wsfa 10 r. Nrufdnn
~ ) tlsha MAJ u. a aaarhtss
- he wife % Finnfe III
',sza Hag a 3 daarhfsf
1919 la-~Ts ih- wlfs " d WsHlnx
~ Ira Asf -. 4 dnHaffsr
=, = "a siss u r uif1nuch.
"a Ma y soa
rs4N~ifa sh4 sls~ - fss.aer aEfT
- MAJ 81 : san
zs-F8 fks aifa - X uuHer kff
80 aag 81 . t4aKhtrr
=. ~. = TIE wtfe M MeFhars
- ssA = MAJ q. q fasfhfar
$50 ths wife 81 ~ WIasa. So.
- ~ r. : Asn
~ AlY "a : nyn
$50 N alfr - 81 Harf
~ lasn MsQ 1F q SON
.. y ths wifs ~ ri uarisbeg
~ ~ "a a saa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

Live nn FNuf aau Etfm FHw 8eH'f
nsef aHT rtanar STEADY ura ar Eels1
Faaea Nau cas- make Eesa lltlra
Hntar NAHtaE fE 90 acres Hf fns hesf
faaH 8H WHshtH9fHm FAee an fha lars
ana spaaf fHuf STARE ffaae fHs Ffastas 81.
lsaa aaf 90 wafer NtafTn fariH
OREGON a WASHINGTON DE.
VEI.OPMENT COMPANY.
tf47s8f HahfH NifN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

Wasted te uaYA Iahf afaq ar uhits
hsFHH @HfHnt ffHm aa fa 500 utah'
D. ssaaa 4tite FsaaaHAate 3sasna iffeeH
81
~ rng manf b sell FHaf pfansrfr iiss
Be w@h fAehaan eaf Americas
Nasa r'tH Mails ffas fna Gttl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
FORCED SALE or
NEW COTTAGE

FIfr ROOMS nraI modern cottage. fuiI
frmNHf basement IngudFU tfaTa fiffr
plarH fta f.af tsatEl t0itefnliY Terms
~ ti#a tash. haiHnrr mpntHiY fuff
tg 600
WIZ feai she's yoa taa Est ua9party
tBaa fhiaf
~ HARTvIG. cal n Y BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
IDLE MONEY ~
MONEY VVAaTEB

ne way 90 wealth g. o. plain aa the
road fa market our failures ere huf
caused hT nHf hHuHlns shat f1 90. ur
boo in go o. but nrUaase sf thr lack 90
500 tH 90 shat wn ought lack ~ de-
termination uu the sHfe raa1 iu proc.
refiff are ftHHr wha ere uutfiur pUf-
iiHh Hf thrlf earnings into AsruaNr along
fhe fine af fhr Everett fnfbrurban Ea-
ufrlaifF fs thia true ~ HAuf.ff a
ACHES Positively fhr best located best
anii beet aHffHuudlnHs end nrHEeat rar
On aus acreage helnH offered iH fhr #uffh
ZOO Aside from en- insFafuaHf. "a small
piece Hf fhia EruHHd aiil auupuff u family
in uemfHft and plenty AZ present rafr
uf raie. FnHf rhanrg eiil aanu hr gone
buy TODAY HsH't b. compelled ta
raFrtt pour iaah ~ action
ft9s co $500 pnf hcfh tract. 30 per cent
each. fta fHGnthlF
sAML G. FREELs. INC.
$50 IHnr. ffHHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

HUDSON UHD0
&c N & HOOK.

1lu rent your property ana take
care n ~ and guarantee satisfaction -
landlord and tenant Ty roe
Iarkssn. 2g7 American Bank HidE Main
1905 Ind s57t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

FOR SALE-RoOMING HOUSES,
-e4<eo-~sese-~ee~Se~e0ec-0
Furniture o. 10 rooms always fun
lom rent. frann. clears 500 per month
price reasonable terms ffi2 ath ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
muse Movers
''IIocB Be LICENSED

Hsas,1lesfs ss annually % a bill 'n
- h'ea'ss y councilman nenne( y,
IS ass'' $50 pcnuey says cue
80 I wani {, passed 'o "s Y
80 n the henselnose
~ \. y, 70 81, bis iooa
n. Gentle F'ee ....
N Z .nrink bat r8fa H
~ Yes darling ''
H'l.n@. III ifseh stray si'f's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

FARMS AND AcREAoE-(cont)
A..na..-.r.e.e.-e..e...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
NO E96 0sFII1IF AcNe3 80

TWO AVID oNFlfALF ArtEs ttat
W. ere effruns fa aeres II drh visw
. . ttie s.. ss... NJ, ',' -. '', .ss., ~
TEE 80 talniaa eafes are res EsInN glaf.
fef hHa w4 srit fsf tE4a pef arfs a.
n - ne s,fes Fgsal.us !. nnishsa
" o. ItksaoS - '-''
rta sif fisSif Sew Yprs marh
-NEAr. wtuAowa ttH rhleksa ranch
iafgs Hrrs - Lard fsesa 90 street eags
a. manth Frss waaa And water Hss
krs tsHfHman % Hrnaefsgn. "a Earliaa
nans essaisr ~ Tiiass uiar
70 ACRES NORTH OF CITY
f~vei ard partially cleared ons-haif
"a 1sss ..osy gi't. 4 Iia.s a. ~ ~
Fsii 'paftiesla-s :, nasra rsms. MAJ
e aegss iaf 1855. sies apwa. bsiaaes
- T .sss a ,.s ' "a. -, lsn 49, PIP s.s,
tres sa8 90 god ruantF fHad. ~ miles
G an iuHn See ~ franAs sati Send
g ACRES 1860
iinass. bsfn sua sprinK wHtsr ons-
aat cleared and 49, rpsnty road enc.
haH mile trgm szhaet pasiafflus ard
sisfss 1te fuund iris faru % city Faf
particulars cali Raan 4, rimss nidr
q Hsnsoa. my frisnd from ysiass.
Atasfs. Wanfs me 90 effer fsr few
aars his fivesarrs home place close 90
tawn. Sine Cor fruit ard chicken rails
ing. some ffuii trees. house. good sell.
enc raw. ana bic chickens. hsuaehsid
aHrds. farm tnnia etn tfTt@ff9 daan
ard balance IS per ms oath See Df Eafa.
sgu. saaf neud o. Everett
FARM LANDS, RANCHES AND
ACREAGE FOR SALE OR EN.
CHANGE
G. J. G. PRIOR.
IND a0IT bgT NEW YORK BLK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
90 - = MIscg lI..sgo!s.

sla .foam hauselsaai cheap .f taNeH az
anrr electric light Z hlaek from car
HaF Lake ular tath az S. Eaat
taNa raF A fnuNiaa. room 4ags
aftf Harard aF
uns raratins faunrh. tenFth it r. Z
Hafar rgmar CuHhuau engine one case
Irf boat res huit nHw cabin. 81 n Z
90 beam stcen shipyard, salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01


THE MOHAWK.
COR 18TH Az AND EAST tEF.
PERSON ST
feff Hssifahia faa ara fhrne fseHs aharfs
meats HHm ruaialaE 1ast completed
Htrafw Nsss asa aNH electric Wshfa
areaktaE fuHes. siresfir hasfs IaHifaf
tarelee kltHnHHatfea. Eta raHHss ard
kiiHhNn eananets eappstsa restaurant
fn hafffiHf
tFirss gGf 20 tEa
UNION TRUST co. OWNER.
NmHlfs MAH
tnf tsfg Wetn gfss
tf8s 1tfh avs rnnaa inHnf ffaf d
h'afes easf tirHaHaaF hlsh aas9al. eatat
ING tfsfaaaa
raaf uafasnlsbri a,.sssssss8ae fsstat
antla-ra n-llara eMaAa- MaLa t.lA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
THE SEATTLE STAR

eN--r---1r-7---~----~->s7 sNs,ai-ss---s--ss'f
Aznse * % Seattle nestaffsss -
anaf AS mtIlsf
20 etat f4r st19. al cents PER seek.
tfetf Tvs s4uts pr mafn teilH
Est ~ m2H - sAfrt4r so tfnr cost rs
70 NAIL srusCRInERs-Fh fsss
sAa1 s41r faAnsslsfsxa sRrafsa fa an the
M4fess eAet ~ s4e4 ga Isl NsM nat
sfifss y yaaf suexl gtsan Aas uaf
tfN1 ssta paif u afsAnrs Fa4r aans
, 4tsa ifnN tse 1n rhaaxa ~ cate
= ~ Hadrsss lshsi X a receipt 81 o.
~ E fttf fer str rltafna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

SPECIAL MEETIyG
issElM mestier "a 49, -s-.., ..s...
ga4sa sarlers 4 rrsst -,.ar..r ~
4. fe z tgrp0YatifT s.fft ~ go II
~ - p ~ pzHy. en he anrfh
4 ~ ~ q Second ae anH rherrs ~
xas.sy " heasfe Kiaw count y
~ 80 On fafsfaF. the flfh aav n
a1s Is 9cioek B. ~. then and
y ~ A.. aPaa Restitution pa sHed
80 = N. y Increase are capital
~ ~ company from Tt~ra ff1r-
IA. s.tssah1 lfg8 6a5i Dsff.r- a. II =
= ~ a7'is8sd fg8s 9f8f Dafinrr arf
- ne ratification - ninety
p fsss...s eniN Into fafHaln
- 49,. - .saEee AID John WrHa AZ
1sitfs 6s,.f h9i Block uaffB x
~ ~ $3.50 p the CITY ~ Seattle.
- - ~. u buiflar thereon.
..ttsas 4 ma n .sesti9n ~ E4ch ether
~ &c a.ssi. p regularly brought be-
y - soLNER. Cashier
E1sa HOUSE. PoeT r0WNsEaD.
faYse.ss.sors ofnes Ma stn. tsio
EtYErlfr fyf NEHHEfH gp YWr
fssesi. UTTER SERVICE neaiaf
- " ~ fgfBlTiHa raflans rs vra
.ailJ aafi..'- fA4e cutter Service. rex.
..s,lss 49, p temporary ne Port
~ ssld 1870 ion, ana dsiiVered 1n
ass ~ \, $50 at that place ~ 80 q
i.ft8 a., 80 quautiiiss ~ may BE-
- Il gstsk tna fiscal year ending
t'fs asft wv be received ~ thia
- I3ia .floek b m Thursday.
- ~ ~ hhieu time and place
ars 4 !, pop9sai sh9uinr eetn1ar@nf
- y ~ f@iiors Hifh sfaeffI rssf,,rs
=, PHf,s...ey 9n application ~ ina ~
~ On Tttr.s1 MUST ~ RffBNrr
.sstf.sa 4 -, 49, FORMS Tha rlehf n
.,s fsfees. l..i anf 0r 40 bids ma to
.'fisss n IA. 81 deemed for tha
: aifsft s,ts ttefnraFDt q 10 ~. ana
asaf 49, p sgpfDFed untu con
@' pufDoss mas a. appropriation
y. g hhupEH.
Collector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01

MAJESTIC
DENTISTS

. <. sss sss's a., vss az
60, ehAt zoe ae
"a - So NY
a. = tant ~
~ln lass that M y
- 49, iaag Il viii sttr Pfttef'
.slIsfsrfita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-01
FOR sALF or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
/ f0r sale W eHrhanro. au or part ~ an
Z acre tract beautiful view property over.
Z booking f.akH Washington Phone Eaai
I ttiH Hudson itf
ssafils home. buunsss and arreags
I Tsde aN faf dry climate seia Asfis2a
FOR WOOD AND COAL
/ N'S,se->;;e- f,esc.s~1s1sSsG ,0<s7-0,fa(S
I miii wood fzt9 lead i7if tnd saQ
NoN iH the slime % nuy your miu wood
Z Green SCI anuh zstl EdEnHatef Mll
go hiihournr ara h3rfhiakr.
SEATTLE FUEL Co,
hii uhnd g. co. coal ttG8
Mniu 1915. tnd 1872
Wanted Contracts 4 mor'aaasr
CAST PAID FOR MouTgA4EH AND
] fDAfhhcfh anywhere ln WaHninftqn
[ So delay r1aua ~ own money "
| 9 aresHsaF fo1 tmefieau hans h.ar .-
AUCTION SALES
I -s,es~-@s0c~e~-r-NS-es
81 goar service. Main 5ass. l. aeit. rssi.
Z feHes aae'a Anns isia
FOR sALE-FURktTURE
I e@~-N-~~4~-@0y-NN~-ss
HnrEain Dos s-fu@u modern aai Sos
l payments fsfa7 ha rent u isArA o. Que,
d
Z IVES
refF desirable camulsfer furnished
1 upper flst faf sale ifa ftth az Phone
! Mala $3.50
prsas ehalrs sbavrases chieaEs st7r
Z aHe 0ffire fafnIinfs 20 ~ w
WANTED TO BUY-FURNiTURE
~yN~N-~~~-~s@~0~~g@seNS-s
atgt-tl Firsi ~. pays hishrsi price for
{ farnIFurn ans household aaucH o. Hlli
ssli on csDmtseian. Main 1888. y aflt
taia.r FurH. iiio - ssis. goa ssta
.
FoR sALE-.PoULTRY
-~~~~e@~~~-e-eee-~~,e-~
m Mfe o. f1andefa 1gie t-th af
uiA etN af fhe Htaf sfhee it't eft
taa uHhrts rs fhr Nagtafle theatre free
HIark MIuafrh eGsn los aettiaE fise
srfflar Aaln a4iti Ind 4sH' aaa
WhHe So fandoii~ eFra ~ s-funT aiss
stock faf sais conrad 90 81 iiH q
FOR SALE 49, MISCELLANEOUS
sN~~s~0-e~Ss~-e-~4~~-~S No~~-~~~-0~~-~~-~~-~
scaua aafka Sc Volumes cost $3.50
and mahogany aiaHa WrfHlckf bookcase.
easf fas saft far taa aid wolfe upfih
tsfa eel ~ fis. paitfait framed haa
rhEraFtnEs ffsarrd aefth SIS. sril Tor
fft. piece fare uia ,hlua. srU fnf ftse
fsfe Ola brass andiFnnH srl ~ va.
fire aN phtusluR The cleaners. Hwil Cor
Hsa. see uid anFrfaFirEa HrN Tor renfH
% o. eaFh. Oriental rugs fee fnsfie
fred rare ait ntrniturv rlc angRhi tef
private collectors FtunkH ART AS
riot EN EIC sala nu commission 60
private collectors fnf nWnFrH heirs. "a
0EufHfh ar estates
THE BOOK COLLECTORS CLUB.
400 BAILEY BLDG
sIa.raHm hausehaat rheap ~ tatleu az
once electric light. Z hlaek from car
HaF Lake uBan fgth az. S. p East
tsNa raF A NnHNiAt room 4eT.
aflf Esrond sv
uns gasoline faunch. ienEth it r.
Hasfer uBmfr rHHhmau FnNlne one Easn-
ltrf boat res hufi new cabin. 81 ~
IA u beam StceH Sh3pYaFd. saimnn
ftaF
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-02
DETROITS GROWTH.

The New York Evening Post notices
the phenomenal growth Of the CITY OF
Detroit during the last ten years. In
1900 that city was about on the same
line as Milwaukee in point OF size: now
1t has passed New Orleans. Pittsburg
Cincinnati san Francisco and Buffalo.
1t has Increased SO per cent There is.
perhaps. no other city In the United
states with q similar record
As 10 the reason FOR this phenomenal
growth the automobile Industry ig
given the chief credit. That Industry
has assumed gigantic proportions. and
Detroit has become the main center az
u.
How did this happen? is an interest
ing question. By what methods did
Detroit secure the advantages Of "a
wealth producing industry? II Is point
ed out that the natural advantages "
Detroit are no creator than those ~
many other cities that failed tn the
competition But local business In
tcrcsts united IN campaign OF pub
lcity OF the right kind and won out
says the st. Louis POST Dispatch.
There was no reason why Detroit
should have become tho automobile
center. IL simply grabbed the busl-
ness II 5000 Detroit workmen arc
now employed by automobile factories,
and 1900 more by manufacturers OF
motor accessories. IL is due merely to
the determination of tho city that II
was going TO manufacture something.
This business with its astonishing ra-
pidity of growth, was the Inspiration
OF all the Others. Every one decided
to branch out The stove factories
| built additions, and rushed for busi-
ness. Little machine shops grew into
| engine works. The car plant decided
| TO do more business there. Through
| he central commercial organisation
! general encouragement was given The
| idea was TO boom everything. Every
thing was doomed"
The Buffalo News remarks.
| n--hc business organization ~ ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-02
BEATS THE ARMY MULE.
Chicago Inter ocean.

The chief OF the signal corps, no
doubt taking the cue from General
Grants recommendation with regard
TO automobiles. wants a law passed to
make all aeroplanes with their own
ers or operators, liable to draft In
time of war. So a dispatch from
washington informs US. The sugges-
ton must strike even a layman as ex-
tremely wise. with n full supply or
aeroplanes at its disposal. the army
should be able to fall on the opposing
forces more often and more unexpect-
eddy than Il has heretofore been able
to do The aeroplane in point OF fact,
seems specially designed TO permit
people to fall unexpectedly and with
crushing effect, on objects or persons
In this respect II Is superior TO even
the army mule Perhaps the chief Of
the signal corps has IN mind az pres
ent little more than the utilization OF
the drafted aeroplanes and operators
in connection with signal operations
But Il requires little imagination to
see that this will probably be the least
i'm portant OF the services they VIII
eventually render 10 the army.