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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-19
EIGHT BALLOONS
| STILL SAILING
GEHMANlA, PLOTTED BY Won
ABERcRoi, THE GERMAN
BELIEVED LEADING.
ST. LOUIS ". NEAR BY
Million Club and the Condor Landed
in WisconsIn---Other Sailing
over the Gree. Lakes
Headed For Ontario.

st. Louis. Oct. 18.--Heading
straight for Ontario, across the Great
Lakes, Captain Won Abercroi, the
German pilot, with the balloon Ger
mania, Ii believed to be leading iii
the international race for the James
Gorden Bennett CUP which started
from here yesterday afternoon.
Somewhere Within radius of a
hundred miles, over Lake Huron, dis
patches indicate that the America II.
the Swiss Helvetia and Azurea, the
French Isle De FRANCE, and the Ger
man Harburg III, and Duesseldorf II.
are keeping close company with the
leader
II, r. Honywell, in the balloon st.
Louis Nv. is thought to be well up
in front with the foreign aeronauts.
Nothing definite has been heard ait
late hour from Col Theodore Setback,
in the Helvetia, or Lieut. Messner, in
the AZurea.
Jacques Fanre, In the Condor, land
ed four miles north Of Twi Rivers.
Wis, after sailing over the lake from
sheboygan.
Eight Of the ten balloons are still
sailing. six are known to have crossed
Michigan and the others are thought
to be either flying across Lake Huron
or have passed into Canada. s. Louis
Won Publ, In the Million Population
Club, was forced to descend north
OF Racine. Wis, this morning at 7;25,
baeanse Of 'iaelsaf kaliHst. ~
Leaving Milwaukee and flying al
high altitude, the neronauts traversedt
a stretch of more than a hundred
miles over water The America H.
passed over Manlstee, Mich, during
the afternoon and others were report
over Muskegon, Shelby and Penv-
water.
REPORTED m MICHIGAN
looms which started yesterday from
st. Louis, ar@ reported as having
passed over Lake Michigan and
Michigan towns today, In some in
stances the reports are erratic, the
American II, having been reported at
Reel City about Z a. m. and back on
the Lake Michigan shore again at
Manistee at 2:20 p, IN.
Tonight two balloons mad crossed
Lake Michigan and appeared over
Lniington. One was reported to be
flying back over the lake again IN
4 northwesterly direction. The other
was flying high toward the northwest.
It was impossible to identify either. |
five balloons We're sighted |
1t LudingtOn today The Azurea
passed over Reed City about / o'clock |
The Harburg III, two yours later. |
Three unidentified balloons were
sighted at Reed City. All calling
lortheast. AT Hart four balloons |
we're seen during the day, one being |
aiken for the Germania and another |
or the Condor. which later recross- |
ID Lake Michigan
An unidentified balloon Is reported |
Is having passed out over Lake Hur-
IN a. Alpena late today.
The balloon st. Louis Nv, Fl. E.
pilot, landed tonight near
dilnan. Michigan. Honeywell sail |
le would have attempted to cross
lake Huron, but he had run out of |
ballast.
Five balloons passed over West |
Branch this afternoon. One, the Ger
mania, was identified. She passed so
lose to the ground that the pilot ex-
greetings with the people
him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-19
MORE POPULATIONS.

Washington, Oct. Populations
Omana. 1906; increase aI.54i South
Omaha, 2G,259, increase OF 25S,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-19

Get The Bulletin. printed every
day IN the year. only eoc per month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-19

Cincinnati, Oct. lS.--Cincinnati, 1y
defeating Cleveland today, won the
state championship.
Score r RI Il
Cincinnati ..... ......S s 1
Cleveland ..... 12 /
Batteries-Suggs, Gaspar and Nc
Lean; Falkenberg, Kaler, w. Nit
chell and Adams.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-19
Giants Win Another.

New York, Oct. T3.--The National
League team won another game to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
HARD LUCK STORY
HAS TWO SIDES

There are Always two sides 10
IA story
A few days ago The Star printed
a letter from " q Willard. xho
had received notice from hls land
lady. Mrs. q W n0nnsy. 1904 sixth
ay. to leave Hr was behind h his
rent and had two small children
AillaFds plight won The sym.
pafhY and active help Of many
good hearted people and he gpi a
neW start Ia q neN home
But what could ! dor asked q
W Bouney. whose wife runs the
place I'VE felt sorry for the man.
but " we tried 10 take care ~ All
the poor people Rhu come along
where would ve be-
= am a poor man myself ! work
for a plumbing shop Ny work II
hard dig IN the strceta have
two children. just like Willard has
I have my rent. ny taxes. my ~.
seaEmenta. my grocery. isEht. coal
ard whfer bills 20 meet
Willard vas behind IN his rem,
and had no immediate prospects
had got him a Job. but he only
worked a couple 81 days Ne isn't
strong Il vas hard manual labor
BE said he couldn't stand II What
was I 90 do was sorry for The
man. but ! have 70 look cut for ms
0wn. and it's no easy task
couldn't DO anything else but ask
him 70 move
And 80 Il goes. It's the other
aide uf n story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
NOODLES" NEWSBOY AND
GLOBE TROTTER, is HERE

Noodles FaEen. mos, famous 81
newaboys, who has met klnsa. ma.
hobn and statesmen. arrived In Sc,
attic this morning % entertain Sc.
Rttle ncwsboys
Noodles" wiii be meeting the
ncVsboys through the week bat
officially be will be AZ home 20
them on Thursday night At the Ma.
iessic All OF them IN the city are
invited % attend the. second per.
formanco as the Majestic on Thurs
day nlght. where they viii b. enter.
taiued by Noodles. and AZ the
same time help him "a entertain.
On Saturday morning every
school child o. the city VIII be- in.
vited BY Noodles" 70 meet hin Al
the Majestic theatre At 10 o'clock
He vii tell them % hts world
travels, ~ his visits with kings and
potsntates and he will show them
something iess than thousand
beautiful pictures 70 illustrate his
lecture Il vii not cost the children
a cent They are to be Noodles e.
guests. and the Sullivan 4 Conhl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

dine people have turned the theatre
over 20 him 10 entertain whom be
wishes u viii BE- The same for thc
newsboye That second perform
ance on Thursday night viii be
absolutely free. and the Star new.
sizes are already making arrange
meuta "a make Il a big and very
notable event.
Here are lot Of out ofthe way
piacts Noodles" has visited and
% which BE- will tell Canada. Nova
Scotia South America. Yueatan
England Mexico. ireland. Scotland
Wales Germany. Holland. Belgium.
France Spain. China. india. Japan.
ceylon. buasls. Africa. Alaska.
Porto Rico. Cuba. HaYu. Jamaica
Wcsi indies generally. Mnriinlqne.
-. kitta. Santa CruK. So vlncent.
50 Thomas. 81 Lucia. South Sea
Islands. Cafaoao.
He had the honor ~ being ban.
quoted b. kins Edward King All.
fonso and b. the late Dom Paul
kruEer 81 The Trannvaal Noodles
viii BE- AZ the Majestic all thin
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

pepain g. harmless and tastes Ike
candy. though each dose contains
power sufficient 20 digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood
40 the food you eat. besides. Il
makes you 60 10 the table with =
healthy appetite, but what VIII
please you most % that you will feel
fhaf Your stomach and intestlnes
are clean and fresh and you viii
not need 90 resort 10 laxativea or
liver pills Tor Bliiousneas or Consti.
patton.
This city viii have many Diapep.
sln crauks an some people will call
them. bat YOU sill BE- cranky about
thls splendid stomach preparation.
roo. ~ sou ever try q little for To.
digestion or Gastritia or any other
Stomach misery
Get some now this minute. and
forever nd yourself Of Stomach
Trouble and Indigestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
Seattle Washington,
February 49, 1910.


February rs. 1910.
Windsor. Dealer IN Brains.
Seattle. Washington
My Dear Sir a little less than
two months ago ! submitted my
case 10 your judgment Al that
time I was out Of work and ogt Of
cash and my situation seemed des.
perate. I have always been me
chanic aud worked AZ electrical con
tract work. IN 1892 I suffered an
ampufation Of the left hand az the
wrist. and this has been "A serious
handicap.
The moment your trained profess
sloual eye sized me up. you told me
should not work with my hands,
but with ms brain and personal
force. You advised me 10 become
"a salesman aud told me how 10 find
a position. within one week ! Sc
cured position as salesman with
"a prominent real estate firm here
In Seattle, and my first months
work With them has paid me more
money than ever made before In
one month IN my lire.
advise every young man IN Sc
.httle 10 consult You.
Gratefully yours,
JOHN u. M'NEELY.
12ith seventh av.. Seattle.
FREE LECTURE TONIGHT AT
1907 FIRST AVENUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
COLOR BLINDNESS
CAUSED BY LIGHTS

Purple lights ana yellow stamps
are proving a paEziinE combination
for posioffics clerks
Behind the scenes. the poatoffiee
Is equipped with those Intensely
bright daylight burners which
give the heaishlegt letter jagEleF
the appearance % creme DC vio.
iet Tbese iighta make az ordinary
man Ia dark trousers and almost
any colored shirt look Ike an Ella
on parade.
They say The daylight" lamps
are great TO read BY. but they Ger.
talniy 40 not assist the keen eyed
sorkrrs ia noticing q yelioN stamp
90 the average envelope The sold.
en- stamps can hardly b. seen Ia
The purple GLOW and many mistakes
TIA the marking % letters have re-.
suited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
TAFT CUTS PROGRAM
DOWN TO FIVE THINGS

Postal ssvlnasA bin to establish savings departments In con
heeupn Win postotee0
post Their earnings and be getting
they want them. ~ ~
Interstate eemmereeA bill amending present
commerce act establishing
$500 49, '" s
'nluneuons-torhids the issuing h dis
pntes except when danger being deatroyod
this
Junction may Last than days
satehood-A bill admitting Mexico M states
OF the Union w ~ ~
SenserSsuonA bill making lesa for the president
OF the Interior withdraw
THIS makes legal the kind Roosevelt ala without any
special act OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
INDIGESTION, GAS, HEARTBURN
| OR STOMACH HEADACHE GOES

IA fou inst ate Il soufing on
Hdnaeh Or lies Ike a lump oi
einlag 70 digest, or you beich
40 Eruetafe soar. undlrs afed
Z have : FEELING Of Dizziness
ia' Fallness, Nausea. nad
= moafh and stomach head
als is Indigestion
81 easf Of Pape's Diapapsin
10y V cents and viii thor
sure your outof order stom.
leaFe sufficient about the
2 case pme one olse IA fho
may suffer from stomach
o. iaaigestlon.
yoar pharmaclst to shov YOU
~. A.ula plainly printed on theso
saies. then you wlll usger
~ DysEsptic trouble of An
Aa 90 and vhv thov usuaiig
sour outoio er eiomact
'''lon 10 five minutes. Dia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

lea. made the following statement
70 the public through the United
Prose exclusively,
Flou can say that n Joint confer.
ence viii be held between minera
and operators. and that every
miner IN the districts OF Ohio.
Pennsylvania. Michigan and Indl
ana. hnd possibly Illinois. will get
an advance In wages
There will be NO strike; not
even m interruption of work pend.
ing q settlement Of the matters at
issue"
The preliminary conference Will
BE- held az Cincinnati. Ohio, next
"wednesday. and viii issue call
Tor another conference 10 settle the
wage scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
Watching a Stomach
Digest Food
Was the Means Whereby Science
Made Possible the Cure Of
Dyspepsia.
a Trial Package o. stuart's pyspsp.
ala Tablsta SAINT Pee.

ala Tablets Sent Pree.
Tho Able spalianzani was tho
first scientist 70 study aystemstical
iy The chemical powers ~ The gas
trio Juice, but Il was By The careful
and convincing experiments OF
beaumont that the foundation OF
our exact knowledge 81 ite compo
aitlon and action was laid
Beaumont was an army surgeon
located a. an obscure military post
Ia Michigan. while u was yet ter
rftory. and was called upon 10 treat
a gun shot wound 81 che stomach IN
Canadian voyaGenr Alexis g.
Martin When the wound healed a
permanent opening was lel, BY
means Of which food could be
placed In the stomach and gastric
Juice taken from q
Beaumont made scientific expert.
menss with his crude means and
wrote book. which today Ia fecoF
nixed among the classics OF physl.
olosy.
beaumont hlhEed the way for 9th.
81 scientists 50 that today medicine
knows what the stomach does with
food aud what food does 10 the
stomach
Science also knows what the gas.
trie juices are and how 10 make
them BEST for the system
stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
thanks 20 the poor army surgeon
and Alexis st Martin. give man q
means of diEeating food repleniah.
ina the exhausted juices. soothing
the nerves ard correcting dyapcpiie
conditions % tbs stomach
atuaft'a Dyspepsia Tablets are
natural fruit and vegetable essences
reduced IN concentrated form and
BY tremendous power compressed
into a tablet These wonderful M.
tie fiseainrs are known ali over
America and Canada Pun meals
have been digestrd b them IN glass
tubes and they are sold by every
druggist
Physicians 10 the number az
5000 use them They are mcri
torioua and powerful Go 10 your
druggist and buy = package today.
price Doe. or send ue your name and
address and We viii send you a trial
package BY mail free Address r
A stuart Go ib0 Stuart Bldg
Marshall. Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Such Is the knowledge and tram.
ing that you are offered through
this schools practical and thorough
courses Of instruction In Wireless
Electricity.
One may take up special home
study Wlreleas-Eiectri courses
and DO laree-f0urths Of the work
toward graduation nc home The
remaining work AT one Of the Wire.
leas Stations Incorporated with the
Wir9loss Electrical College.
Illustrated Wireless Magazine
The EthOgram.' for the asking
Suite 6i7 American Bank Building,
Seattle. O. IS A. Main 1916
Special summer course for high
lachool students and cxperimenters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
NO COAL STRIKE
RAISE GRANTED

PEORIA. m. Feb si-Mlne op
orators and miners u the Middle
and Eastern states. who have faced
ihe possibility 81 a great strike in
the coal fields u the country. are
assured Today that ali difficulties
between employers aud employed
vii BE- settled Hmichhly
Preaident Thomas T. I.owta. Of
The United Mine Workers ~ Amer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
HE SETS TRAP FOR
PEANUT-EATERS

HICKORY. Pa. Fsh 1.-THE
crowd IN the general store was
talking about the Increased cost
81 Twins. Proprietor Walter hettsr
Thought. from the rapid Diminishing
of a basket ~ peanuts, that some.
body must have Seen solving the
problem practically.
Rpfser set a steel trap and buried
Il iu the peanuts. Il wasn't long
before -una Of our most prominent
citizens ran cut ~ the store. Exit
thp trap simultaneously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
IN sERvE pINNER.

The women ~ the Madrona
Heights N. p church viii serve
dinnsr tomorrow evening from :
o'clock until 2. az the church. on
83rd av. between r Pike aud =
Uulou sfs George S CotfeFln viii
speak at s.5e and S = Wilson,
candidate Tor councilman Ia the
Third ward. win speak a. 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

W ASttiNNToN. Feb ~ The
above things are all that congress
VIII Try 90 do &C this session. preai.
dent TAFT. worried az the storm of
CRITICISMS bearing down ON hia nd
lnihistraiiou. pressed the leaders OF
me TWO houses % get busy and
carry out some of the promises
Tart had made on the stump.
We haven't time to do them
a'l, was their reply
So following a conference yeater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
@lESS-HtGRICAL SPECIALISTS SCHOOL
: SCHOOL WHERE PRooRE ssVg THOUGHT IS MERGED
WITH INDUSTRY"

u. ~ letting slip. day By day.
''pe'tuhities Tor a better 90
~ more lucrative salary
s , w you lack the proper
~ ! ..e essential knowledga Ia
l - " specialist.
p' @"sless Electrical World No.
y az sy Demands the trained
Il ", ,lan who has taken adgar
ee,i, W. Channels open no M
49,, X shofough knowIedga N
!. Electricity. %.
Is.a sas class Of men IN,
"'eelfleal College II M.
s,e,. Graduating from h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
MATRIMONY TONIGHT

Windsor, dealer in brains, makes
good once wore--ehangea an unsuc.
cessful mechanic into prosperous
salesman. Will give a free lecture
every night this week on ~matri
mony," with dciineatlons Of the
characters o. beautiful young iadlea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

ANON. FEB. 81 Hundreds Of
ssls q Lcndouors, thousands
sss,sesrs from the country alA
49, Is thrcug the streets
- wessminstet today when
= sswara droye out In state TO
nrmally bis third parliament
- stranger on The route
49, no doubt a. "a the pop
- enjoyed BY klng Edward
- N people Hardly had hia
- mus 10 sight than the air
4 "a. b salyOs Of cheers that
- almost TO make The houses
= n enc enjoys bis popularity
= .asn Edward vi, aud az he
- ! SIGHT b. NAs seen o. be
- AT over bis face a. he
- vrestedly He wore The
.trx h 4 field naFshal, carry
: - cooked hat IN hts hand. and
!. sssa " bis side wore a drrss
q htorite color % mauYc and
- / ,aall crown on her head
.,srlnr 1t the Victoria tower. AZ
! Kisses q parliament. the kiug
: ~ 81 = salute Of Al guns
J n,sred the house BY The royal
zsrs. and vroceeded 70 the rob
& 'nm.
ts.m ne Fohing room to the
- d he house q lords there
Il ssoeesslon " tle state Off
Il si.k the king and queen last
I'M Ia r9t on long robes az
Enss auf srfnlne. and royal
- Aaia ap their trains Every
\. TO- When the hng catered
xar a. sArone stood the repre-.
u.alsses q foreign powers All
- rsre Ia fnli uniform. and
~ Aels full orders and dseora
b. sarh q sighf has never been
- nnee King Edward was
xxss8
IL &aaA silence the king
N Alack rod "a sort u Of
IT. nemsnxer between the two
ns To- present occupant BE-
! Alnirsl SIR Henry Stephen
ss~a lunnen the commons
- nag then stood %. and Ia
~ srung voice. IN which the
Nza seeens vas prominent.
- a. spsech. That over. De
~ % tha house. then tarnea
raet sd bowed 70 the throne.
y Eslag ne queen bis hand.
Aur1st Ar ifoIn the thrUne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
KING EDWARD
OPENS THIRD !.
PARLIAMENT

...,nn. Fss. si.--Ning I'd.
saN ~ "a cot the oordlan kne,
Il Il '' .s,ssh opening the 'h'ra
= y u hls reign tedsl. sna .
l.sselslen preeieiseted a
s,,sssn ths liberals on ore
=. ~ naslonallsss and labor
ne ether
skfse parties were sup
!. nave reaehsd ~ agree
u which they weuie form a
's d support she rn'n'sss,lsl
.~ ard make possible e''se
=. expected that the klne
s.s.sass whether he ssN'ed
! - ...,..s n the Dill eur,a'llna me
!. 80 u shs lerds taSen up
= JAILED 70 Do this but
- tAs prominence which ne
!. Ne b0sses he Indicated
/, waits Il first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
BEAUTIFUL GIRL
SAVED FROM DEATH
tocne,ud,d)

now her face has dcathly pallor
when once Il glowod with youth
Dark circles are under her eyes.
bat the eyes themselves are shy
aud shaded with dark lashea Her
mouth droops pathetically ut the
corners like that Of serious
chNa
What could bring this girl IN
years. this agclcae woman OF the
world IN experience. 60 such de
rpairf
The fast life, luxury, yachts.
horses. broadway, Paris. london.
pleasure, gambling, drunkenness
and werse--all the allurementa Of
the bread highway,
- squardcred everything" ahe
said "a threw Il aWay--health, 20.
sltion, reputation, ALL"
Her t0ualed golden hair flooded
a cool pillow as she talked When
she Was little thlng she heard her
father a Norfolk Va man say
she's got yellow hair. and the vel
low haired ones are never any
good
So. you see. she said. 4 got a
bad deal at The start. and a ghost
.ot a smile played ON her lips as
she spoke
Eloped at ".
n wasn't altogether her fault
that she eloped with Charles Wi.
son. Alfred e Nandcrblita racing
manager She was A. Vanderbilt
and Wilson had gone down 20 the
Norfolk horse show She wanted
90 see che world She was bcautl-
ial Wilson turned her head lie
had Vanderbllts motor car wait.
ina one Sunday morning ahe
babe her mother koodby. saying
she Was going 20 church She never
saw heg home again
4 was happy FOR time she
said
Vanderbilt was Joined hy Mrs
Mary Agnes OBrien Ruiz. and the
tour II them danced down the
broad highway togsther, Newport.
London. Paris and New York knew
them
Both Tried Suicide.
Mrs RuiE allied herself last Oe
tobcr Mrs Wilson has tried sui
eide Vanderbilt aud Wilson are in
this country. their women forget
ten. They don't have 10 pay now
4 read book about a giri born
with craving for liquor. said
Mrs Wilson u fought the same
craving The book giri had strong
men 70 stand by and help her fight
knew only Fottera who urged me
on 50 she describes those who
trod the highway with her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Chinese New Year went out with
blaze ~ srlcndor. odor of gun.
powder and many celestial dishes
last nighl when the final fitan end
ins with big free Tor AN feast
were contaminated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

day the two housed viii ecnicr
their efforts on these five things
They already have the postal saw
inga bill up now The others VIII
follow az once. u % stated
Among some Of the things
ahalvod Ia this new arrangement
are
The ship subsidy bill.
The parcels post
Publicity % election campaign
expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

'HfIt y. f,--it vas announced
= ~ Sernsil university asbat "a
oerrsf % Berkeley. Cal.
e isek iaws with the forsn
s's'a q shs University % Call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
|ODD BITS
NEWS

NAsraNTlsopLE-Ths osu.
rsst is9ay refuses 20 deny the
~ Mst samoua Eurouean
v~H sss aesn enpioyod ts ~
- 'sfmr Sultan Aaaui Nanid.
rirrs hsst beer ordered resar
- HRS The Young Turks
= ecsla snd hs Dan Hfs.
- = rect . violent asath. tns
f.Fss sno~ thsy would Be
~ 2 asiHg away sssth him. ard
FAsst rssirns Nosld suffer.
sssAlN6ToN. q. c.--rhs Urjs.
ns'ss suprsns court today he'd
Z - arssnsss state sorperati5r
= 'ss4se IN 1907. is uresnsti-
tAs supreme courts De.
- "a ssndsrcd IN . suit a the
'@'Fa Vnien aasfnst the state.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-18
West Haven Farmers Club.

The West Haven farmers club
held their October meeting at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Glockne in Henderson, the third Sat
urday of the month. The first din
ner of the fall was served. Although
the farmers . were all very busy O
goodly number were present.
The president and vice president
being absent Mr. McGlockne acted as
president. The club members Joined
In singing "Flow Gently Sweet At
ton" which was followed with prayer
by Rev. J. d. Young. After the roll
call the secretary's report of the last
meeting was listened to.
The president appointed the mem-
bers of the music committee to in
vestigate and consider the advisibil.
ity of purchasing new song books.
AS there was no unfinished bust
ness the literary progam was taken
up at once.
Recitation, "Dilly-Dally-Town" by
Mildred Wilson was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Amos told of several things
seen at the state fair and the major
ity present thought the manage
ment of the Fair ought to be con-
demned for allowing a saloon on the
fair grounds.
Reading, Grin and Bear it" by
Mrs. Pierce was very much enjoyed.
Music by Susan Hills.
Reading, "Her Righteous Indigna-
tion," Blanche McGlockne.
Song, by the club, "Auld Lang
Syne."
A rising vote of thanks was ex-
tended to the host and hostess. After
the conclusion of the program the
meeting was adjourned to meet
again the third Saturday of Novem-
Der. The program committee will
report later