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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07

were elected as follows:-
" George II. Kitto.
w. A.-Thomas j. Donlon.
Il. paul II. Pearce.
Clerk-Henry Warrington.
Escort-Joseph Treglown.
Watchman-Nonce Stetter.
Sentry-Oliver Roy.
Manager. 3 years - Will Open
heimer.
Physician--Dr. Il. T. Abrams.
The officers will be installed next
month by Past Venerable Consul, Ray
Eldred. The lodge at the present time
has a membership in good standing OF
104, and there are two candidates 10
be admitted at the coming meeting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS.
RehearsaIs Started Yesterday Of Con-
ureuational Sunday School

Preparations were started I'm ear
nest yesterday for the Christmas exer-
cises to be held at the Hancock Con-
gregatlonal church by members of the
Sunday school apd by the choir. The
children who are to participate in the
program assembled yesterday after
noon and were assigned their parts
which they will begin studying al
once, and will in the course of a few
days be ready for a general rehearsal
The choir is also preparing a special
program of musical numbers to be
given in connection with the regular
services morning and evening or
Christmas day and at the Children's
entertainment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
RURAL TELEPHONE LINE.
Other Farmers in Torch Lake District
Are Interested

Other Farmers in Torch Lake District
Are Interested.
Since work was commenced on the
rural telephone system for farmers re-
siding in the vicinity of Torch Lake,
other farmers have become interested
and 1t is expected that in short time
arrangements will be made To broaden
the scope of the system. The line now
under construction will have eight
subscribers. most of the work being
done by the farmers themselves. AS
those who have recently taken the
matter up do not reside in the same
direction from Lake Linden as the
others. it will be necessary to run an
other line, and before this can be I'M
dertaken, the telephone company
wants a guarantee of six subscribers.
1t is expected that the rate will then
be the same as for the subscribers on
the system now being installed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
PETER SCHUMAKfR'S RfMAINS
ARRIVE HERE FROM HURLEY

The remains of Peter Schumacher,
who was frozen to death last week at
Hurley. arrived in Hancock last even
| ing and the funeral will take place
on Saturday morningn next Services will
| be held at the st. Patrick's church and
| interment will be in the old cemetery.
Schumacher was formerly a resident of
Franklin township, and a son of the
late Peter Schumacher, who formerly
| conducted the Half Way House near
Boston, His mother now resides at
Boston.
Mrs. Mary Schimatti.
The remains of the late Mrs Mary
Schimatti, whose death occurred at
the st. Joseph's hospital in Hancock
yesterday. were shipped today to Mass
City, where the funeral services will
be held. Mrs. Schimatti died yester-
day of fatty degeneration of theheart.
She was a widow, AZ years of age,
and is survived by six children. Her
husband passed away about five years
ago.
Other Deaths.
Mrs. Ida Vaardaman of Winona died
at her home in that place, last night
and the remains will be brought to
Hancock for burial. The funeral will
take place on Friday from the Finn
ish church and interment will be in
Lakeside cemetery.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Pedelty died last evening and
the funeral was held this afternoon
from st. Patrick's church, the inter-
ment taking place at the Lakeside
cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
HOCKEY TEAM ORGANIZED.
Lake Linden Juniors to Put Strong
Team on Ice This Season.

Lake Linden Juniors to Put Strong
Team on Ice This Season.
The Lake Linden Junior hockey
team has been reorganized and the
seven will be known this season as
the, Rivals" The team is anxious to
arrange games with other junior
teams Of the county. The following
will be the line-up:
Manager, Roland Williams.
Captain and coach, Lawrence La
nouette.
Goal, r. Michaud. "
Point, l.. Lanouette.
Cover point, A. Boudreau.
Center, r. Longpre.
Rover, r. Williams.
Right wing, NJ. Roberts.
Left wing, b. Remillard.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

The first regular meeting of the
common council for December takes
place this evening and IL will in all
probability be an important and inter-
esting session. The bills for Novem-
Der will be audited and a number of
estimates on public works will be act
ed upon, besides which 1t is likely that
the council will pass upon the accept
ance of the Front street fill. which
has not as yet been opened to traffic.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
TORCH LAKE BRIEFS
!. :. !. :. :. :. :. :. 1. :. :. (.

The new officers for Copper Link
lodge, No. 1876, Independent order OF
odd Fellows, will be elected at the
regular meeting to be held tomorrow
evening
The steamer Tampa cleared port to-
day with 1900 tons of stamp sand from
the Tamarack bank. The cargo will
be taken to Walkervlle. Canada, where
IL will be used for the manufacture OF
brick. z
DIR. A. +. Fischer of Hubbell will
deliver an illustrated lecture ou ''Tu-
berculosis. Its Prevention and Cure
tomorrow evening at Opal's hall UNI
der the auspices of Tamarack Camp
of Woodmen of Hubbell.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
|UNvF|L STATUE OF
PRUSSIAN HERO

memory congress appropriated $4,000
for the erection Of the statue, came
to the United States in 1917. and a
year later was appointed 10y WASH
ington inspector general, and given
authority to reorganize the army. He
served at Monmouth and yorktown,
and was member of the court-mar-
tial on Major Andre in 1880. He died
and was buried in Oneida County. n.
Y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
Your Quito order stor.seh Fesls Fine
Five Minutes After Taking a Little
Dapepsin.

Take your sour, out-of-order stom-
ach-or maybe you call II Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh OF
Stomach; il doesn't matter-take your
stomach trouble right with you 20
your Pharmacist and ask him 10 open
a 50-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin
and let you eat one 22-grain |rriangule
and see IL within five minutes there
is left any trace Of your former mis-
cry.
The correct name for your trouble Is
Food Fermentation-food souring; the
Digestive organs become weak, there
is lack Of gastric juice; your food is
only half digested and you become af-
fected with loss of appetite, pressure
and fullness after eating, vomiting,
nausea, heartburn, gripping i'm bowels.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
TURKEY SUPPER TONIGHT.

A fine menu, including many other
things besides hot turkey. is offered
by the Ladies Industrial society for
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07

Vaccine virus is rendered absolutely
pure by radium carnations, accord
ing to an Italian scientist.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
TORCH LAKE NEWS
NEW M. W. OF A. OFFICERS.
New Officers Elected For the Ensu-
ina Year.

At the regular meeting of the Doll
lar Bay Camp. Modern woodmen OF
America. held In their hall Monday
evening, officers for the coming term
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07

Singapore is now free from plague.
is decreasing owing to
health office activity.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

New York University enrons. 1871.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

TryDr, G,B. Williams Liver and |
Kidney Pills for Blhousness.
Redden Rander spent Sunday in town
returning to Live Oak the same day,
Mss Eula Brooks of Qmman Who'll
has been visiting her sister in Live Oak
will return Friday
Wau,ed;-Peach Seed, VIII pay 81
per bushel for same delivered at my
house. w, fl. Dial.
Prof. W. Il. Young, wife and chlll of
Plueita, spent Sunday IN the city and
were registered at the Merchants hotel
Get j. W. McKinnon to insure your
property against loss by fire. His com
pan es are strong AID safe. 1t
Mrs. Brooks OF Boston, Ga, arrived
last week and has charge Of the Mer
chants Hotel during the absence & Mrs
Mccall,
Mrs A. D. stanton returned Tuesday
from jacksonville where she spent a
week most pleasantly visiting her au.t,
Mrs. John J., lrg.is
Mrs. Theo. Leslie with 'sy M. left
Tuesday for Eapis, Texas, where they
! will spend some time visiting Mrs Les
lies parents, Mr. and Mrss ShelGor
sessions
What will YOU take for ID 4 Cou2l
YOU have Bllg l don't want it, but IL
bad it / would take Bloodlue Cougf
! Checker, a 25c bottle will cure you. D.
G. Smith, special agent
Miss Nellie Hineley returned Monda!
from Ta.lahas- ee where she has beei
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Royal Z
Dunn for two months She is uo@ Wis
ting Mrs, Q. G. Morrow of this place
DIR. Ivey returned late last week iror
Hamilton county where he has pee
assisting in meeting He, Mrs I've
ma William left saturday for Pul'sE'
penu., which place is Mrs. lyey's g'I
hood home.
Ifyour liver Is sluggish and out
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, cons'
pated. take dose Of Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets tonight ,b'
fore retiring ana you VIII teeI all rig
an fine morning. sold by al druggist
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

Mrs. G+org- s.. lLL6ef %, NeWoyrrN
is visiting her s.s,rr, Nr.. Molt o"n'in-'
Mrs. DR.. Casweu nao her two Young
or children. Wallace ana D,olse, "sg Nis'
itins rel ,t.yes " SacNEao' Ga
Mrs. carrie Burnett Of II mburg ar
rived Friday and wi. spend several
weeks with her s,ste', Ms. wa! DAie'
Mr.. r. r Morrow and children went
10 pnayHie saturday. returning Won
1ay ys,uls while there Mrs Robert
Mlllmor
Mr.. and Mrs clifford Mccall aud
lCr0ord. ir , we're The guests Of Mrs'
l. p Mccall at the Merchants Hole
from Sunday to Tuesday.
Mir. and Mrs Jack Reeve moved int
tbs rbomis rcsidence Thursday nn'
Mr. md. Mrs. j. Bevlits ARE row occH'
nying the house recently vacated O'
MIR. and Mrs Reeve
Dysentery is dangerous o's'"'e ou
can be cared. Chwmberain's Conc
cholera and DiarrnVea Remedy his peel
successfully usea III lime epidep'ics 9
: ldysentery 1t has never been known I
lrn IL is equally valuable for childre
! and adults. aud when reduced with VI
: ter and sweeteped, u Is pleAsant
7 tsRes sold BY all dTuggissss
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

$1,000
Hon CAHt'e> l. '.-'"'.' VI
Willie was % bu'ine'f '''.'.. d" '"' 0'E
, ss'-rJay.
Mr auu Mrs Il. VI Ia| or Ic'J We'd
esday for a pl,r-ar' '.D a" Atlanta to
cover "A period cl se>rr ".r.s.
49,, r,.,.p,... ..r.c. Oal, was
"'S' "'"~e.'' ny. If -, ,arolyn
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

Flei.chmaun's Ycast received at III
al's Grocery Store fresh twice week.
Miss Constance Cavel who WIS the .
guest Of Mrs. Reeve, returned Tuesday /
to her home in Lake City,
See j. w. McKinnon for Fire lnsur.
ance. He represents some Of the lead
ing companies. Sll At
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Vaun viii leave
on or about the 10Th inst, for Wash
ingtcn, D. c., where they will visit
relatives,
A happy party Of Valdos'a people who
have been camping at Blue Springs i'r
several weeks "broke camp and 70
turned home Monday.
Mrs p. :. Co1gins who ha, Nean Wis
iting Mrs. Randen Walker Of Naldosla
was recalled on Friday last by long dis
lance phone Oh account OF the illness
of Mr. Coggins.
Bloodme Liver Pills cure sick Head
aches, Blliousness, DizNress, Dyspepsia
and Constipation, 25c "a box, mailed by
The Bloodine Co., Inc Boston, Mass,
D. G. smith, special agent.
Among the out-or town Young men
who we te to Msdison's charms a d
spent sunday here were Messrs, SIM
Irvine and Joe Hlnely Of Live Oak, A
IL. Rowe OF West Lake and j. n.ScDi,e
Of Perry.
| A change Of schedule Oh the q" a
| Fla. Ry. became effective last Suldn
by which the morning passenger traii
leaves Madison at 7:l5 and the afternoon
train at /. There is no change in tn
time Of arrival Of trains at this depot,
7 Say. how about that buggy and wac
ong Don't it need repairs: II 500 ca
. ON me at the shop near the Madlso
Ginning Co., for FIRST class work
I every respect, Prices are right Prom
. attention 70 an work. Try me ana
IS convinced. b r. Walker.
- Mrs. Claude Morrow returned hon
1t Tuesday. coming home in adyarce
the rest Of the party which has be-
no camping at sulphur eprirce, Cner
~ Lake. Little Gereyeye suffered siG
| burn there aud Mrs Morrow bIouE
her home for medical attention.
On Monday Of this week MIS-. John
Vann entertained most pleasantly
members az the Berean class OF
Methodist church. After the transi
lion of all business affairs OF the ella
MRS. Vann served iced tea AID sd
witches which we're enjoyed by ALL
, Mr.. and Mrs, Coleman, Walter
Daniel and Nee. Thnrln composed
oonpeplal party who left IN a stunn
Cadillac last week making stops
statesboro, Graymount, McRae, Saw
nah and other points. "Walter Ma
returned Thursday of last week.
rest of the party Tuesday OF the
rent week
&c We are requested TO announce
~ beginning AUG. 25th and lasting y
II sent, 4th, there will be a camp NEE
oW a, Vim, Hamilton county Wirl
you located on the G. S. g. F. Ry., betty
ess Jasper and White Springs. Rev )
oa Glenn OF 1Aftou, Ca, will have Gu
and board and lodging NAV be hac
the ground. A sixteen room hote
now nearing completion and WI
ready 10 time for the meeting All
> cessary information may Be oosa
> by addressing Rev. +, p. Mccall
Fla, ~
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone 70.

Our Phone 70.
Try-Dr. G.. b. Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Constipation,
Miss Florede Randel has as her guest
Miss Rachel Hineley Of Live Oak,
wanted:-lOO dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, cash or
trade. II. V. Dial u
Mrs Z. S. Coggins Is expecting to
have as her guests this week Mrs, Ran
dell Walker and her little family.
Judge J. p. Martin aud his daughter,
Miss Belle, spent from Saturday toMon'
dav with relatives in Jefferson county,
For Sale:-An excellent well improN-
ed hammock land farm OF $50 acres
0priee sl2 90 per acre. W. 2, Thompson
Misses Lila and Hazel Tucker who
are in Quitman, the guests OF MISS
Mcleod are expected home lac ibis
week.
Mrs. IL. Stoy left Thursday for f"o4'
where she will be the guest OF her
aauobter. Mrs. Charles y. Davis at her
summer cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Redding, Miss susie
Ellison ard Miss Florence Willard came
over from Greenyne Sunday IN Mr.
Readings car returning the same dHV
Misses Eaie and Loula Hardee JET
Tuesday for Atlanta where they VIII
ioin Mrs. W. T.. Knight and go to La
iulah Falls for the remainder oil 'N'
summer.
Blood,ne The Worlds Tonic is th'
besr tonic and body builder-F Free sam
nla by mail for Zoe, Address tn
Bloodine Co, Inc, Boston, Mass u
G. Smith, special agent
Miss Gohbelle Rogers OF IeEes WIZ
has been visiting relatives in Sonu
Gaoro,a returned to Madison late las
week and is again the charming CUES
of Mrs. Guy Simms'
Mrs S. A. Sharpe had the misiortun
to have painful fall late last week
With Characteristic vigor and NiVah'
she rallied with surprising rapidly tFo
the shock Of the fall, apd Is a'ouu
we'll as usual.
Miss Elizabeth Smith returned Frd'
from n seven weeks visit to her gran
mother. Mrs. F. w. Carroll OF MON
cello. She was accompanied by MI
H. E. Atkinson and Master Robert WI
4 ara Mrs Smiths guests this week
In buyipg a cough medicine, don't
afraid TO get Chamberlain's Cou
Ramedv There is no danger from
and relief 70 sure to follow. Espec'a
recommended tor coughs, coI's
wboopine cough. Sold by all drug9's
This eltern6on at $3.50 o'clock
members of madison Camp "ooo'l
OF the World viii gather ir the =
PARK with their families ana ENJOY
cream and cake. DR.. Mlckle VIII u''
era short address appropriate 10
occasion,
Ben Waring, lately doing most
cellent business as the Pure FoodSu
on last Wednesday sold out his St
aud fixtures to the Madison Gro'
Co, Incorporated. and row Me-
Keuney and Pert.of the company
conducting the business az sne !
formerly occupied BY WarinG-
Leslie, the popular salesman Is
the new company and viii con''na
solicit and sxecuts orders entrusss'
Y him.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
OEvER IS SLATED
To Be NAV|N'S
SUCCESSOR
Deputy City Clerk Likely To BE
Named Member of G. o. P. State
Central Committee-Matter Up
To Chairman Knox.
Vacancy May Be Filled in Meeting IN
Lansing Next Week-Detroiter Is
Fine Organizer.

William S. Dever. deputy city clerk
will probably succeed the late
Thomas j. Navin as member OF the
Republican state central committee
from Wayne county. The appoint
ment is up TO Chairman W. F. Knox,
OF the 500, and may be made at any
time. 1t will be announced, in all
likelihood. at the special meeting ot
the committee to be held In Lansing
next week for the purpose of adopt
ing resolutions on Mr.. Navin's death.
Dever is regarded by the political
wiseacres as the logical man for the
place He was a candidate when a
vacancy existed last falr. but with
drew at the request OF City Clerk
Nichols, who wanted Dever's help in
his campaign for reelection. County
Auditor Milton Oakman was then
elected. Now, also. at the request or
his chief, Dever is once more can
didate and he has the strongest kind
of backing
IL he is appointed. Dever will he
Navin's successor in more than name
No man around these parts Knows the
political game from the inside better
than Dever. He knows men, too. and
is born organizer. Ii vas DeNer who
organized and carried through to Il
successful conclusion George p. Codd .
first campaign for mayor. Nearly
every campaign that he has been tied
up with, except his own race Tor the
shrievalty four years ago, has been
winning one. And Dever, like Navin,
prefers TO remain in the background
II there is any talking 10 be done, he
leaves thas TO others.
Dever. however, would not be a
boss is the sense the world has
come To understand the term. say MS
friends. In all his political activities
he has never stopped TO unclean meth'
DDS. He believes in fighting fairly.
Dever's effectiveness as an organl-
ger has materially increased through
his connection with the city CLERK
office. Before Nichols time several
factions existed in the Republican
ranks. The factional lines have not
been obiterated altogether, but the
city clerk has done much TO smooth
things over by bringing representa-
tlNCS Oi the NdIlOuS NlhsS 'cSC'H~' -
his Office as members of his stan
For this reason Dever is now strong
in certain quarters where he was per
soma non grata before.
Published statements to the effect
that either George p. Codd or state
Senator John ID. MacKay was likely
To succeed 10 the political leadership
in Detroit have caused only smiles
among the politicians. George Codd
is not leader and has no aspirations
in that direction. He has just one
ambition now, and that is to be cir
cult Judge. And as for Senator Mac
Kay. he is not even In receptive
mood, say the wise ones.
Dever stands well with the incom-
ing administration, and there seems
TO be but little doubt as 10 his ap-
pointment There is no other candi-
date for the place as yet.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
|lDhAPERS GIVEN
Ions SENTENCES
IIeaders Of Black Hand in New York
4 Sent Up for Is To 49 Years
In Sing Sing.

" NEW YORK, Dec 27.-That the
aeath penalty should be imposed for
bk1dnaping for money extortion was
ne opinion expressed in county court
"A Brooklyn by Judge Fawcett today.
fde sentenced two convicted Italians.
IwhO had held two boys for ransom
Ind threatened both them and their
parents with death, to the severest
knGQtence permitted under the state
jlaR and expressed regret that he could
mot send both to the electric chair.
Judge Fawcett bitterly scored the
4Da1r In passing sentence. Their con-
tp1ction, he said, was victory for law.
Careful Investigation had shown
they were the brains of the Black
Hand organization in New York. They
we're given from 20 TO AZ years in
Sing Sing.
The prisoners were convicted of kid
mapping Michael Rizzo and Giuseppe
lzIongo, eight-year-old boys, and hold
ling them for ransom. A dozen other
fmombers of the band are in fight with
the police of the entire country
'oearching for them.
In sentencing the Kappa woman, the
court said:
1T Is almost unbelievable that you
3could have held these two crying,
tbroken-hearted, stolen children cap
zEives for 240 days, knowing as you
}mt1Bt have known, the terrible suffer>
ling of their weeping, distracted par
}onts. You have given birth to children,
hut the part you have taken in this
Ecrime shows that you have not the
XDpirit or instinct Of mother. The
3Hod-made mother love is better shown
In beasts and birds than in such as
vOu."
In sentencing Pattenza, Judge Faw-
nett said:
~You were the brains, the leader.
and acknowledged chief and the king
LOT the Black Handlers. This case has
}proven that the Black Hand society Is
mot Q myth. Maria Kappa would have
made a confession in open court had
NJ not been that an emissary of your
ioociety called on her in Jail and in
Iormed her that IL she revealed the Sc
{Crots of the society she would be
Iailled
|k your society during the past few
|vears has caused reign of terror
Rmong the good people of your race of
{1hls city. Criminals OF your class
never should have been admitted 10
xhls country. l regret that the law
3 LED not provide the death penalty
Ine such atrocious crimes as you and
E|yuur fellow Black Handlers commit
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
WANTS INSPECTORS NAMED.
Commissioner Croul Would Have Po'
lice Section of Charter Amended.

Among the bills 10 be introduced In
the next legislature will be one, In
all probability, amending the police
section OF the city charter TO provide
for the Office OF inspector OF police
Former Detectives Lombard and Pal
mer now hold the title of acting in
spector. with the rank of captain. but
there is no provision in the charter for
such an officer, nor could an inspect
or. were he designated as such on the
rolls. share in the benefits of the po-
lice insurance fund.
The work OF Messrs. Lombard and
Palmer in this capacity has proven so
satisfactory that the commissioner Is
firmly convinced that provision should
be made for such an officer, and he
will see TO it that the matter is
brought before the legislature unless
some member takes IL upon himself
TO draft an amendment TO this effect.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
JAPANESE SPY rs NABBED
IN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
He u Caught With Military Sketches
4 and Maps in His Possession.

MANILA. Dec. 27.-United States
military authorities today arrested a
Japanese spy in Corregidor, the island
whose great fortiflcations guard the
iDntrance to Manila Bay.
The spy is said to have been caught
1Godrhanded with valuable military
Irkotches and maps In his possession.
He Is now held incommunicado.
At the same time, Japanese resi-
I|0onts of Manila-are incensed today
j0ver the action of the military author
)1ties In searching a number of houses
innA stores Of japanese residents here
nor hidden explosives. None were
i10und. The search was instigated by
Gen. Duval, the retiring commander
tof the Philippines, upon secret ad.
vices he had received.
Among the houses searched by the
R military agents and police was that
~ the Manila manager for the big ia.
Yonese Commercial house of Mitsuu
& Dussan Co., Limited.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
PIERCE ON WARPATH.
Wants Chance To Prove Hot Charges
Against Anti-Saloon League.

George w. Pierce, late Prohibition
candidate for mayor of Detroit, has
wired Bishop Luther h. Wilson, of the
national headquarters committee OF
the Anti-Saloon league of America.
charging the league with responsible
ity for the death of 72S,530 Americans
annually and Offering TO prove that the
league has perpetuated the beverage
liquor traffic by switching the temper
ance vote Of the country from aboli-
tion IN option. He offers To leave for
Washington at once If granted hear
ing
The Detroit times., 1910-12-28
MAYOR TO HOLD RECEPTION.
Other Officials TO Aid His Honor u
New Years Function.

Heads of all the city departments
will be asked to assist Mayor Brett
meyer in receiving at his New Years
reception, which will be held mex.
Monday from ~ o'clock noon TO /
y. m, The mayors Office will be
firely decorated for the occasion
sergt. Al. Hicks will preside at the
punch bowl.