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The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
From Another Point of View

y Why, then, do they call them cubs7
socx in digibe Of
Philadelphia probably bring realize it isn't
dream y 80
from average brings ND where
.oo down
snss of winter CALAMITY doing
y Wodlcins '
Dooe Cubs here and
punch 1t them ourselves
two years ago
rn>rng down himself these damp days in schupers
6 hcpnds took all Of the victims apparel
49, seven bunfs that the Job done by
Chicago ready cross
- ~ re Treat please get loaded Trip
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
YOUR
INTEREST
IN COURTS.


to the political
o
judges grafers
the through
a those pass
a
Of
big pile OF those
OK decide.
bosses different in other judicial districts and other states
by favor
ribu irons Privilege?
contribute
mere thing?
dollar thus contributed coldbooded
expect %
Wouldn't be better TO have nonparsan judico
cation to make
nd rive every a
in
be
OF Justice II Judge a
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

E%l I'M = oNLY gUBTERTUaE TO BEGUnE THE VOTER
- next Democratic "Inurgent Republican NC
&on1pat 1spuhssa vim b it, speaker
y TN NEXT HOUSE Is asrANDrAr lxPuBIlcAH" UNCLE JOE
EnNou WILL ITs wIAxx1 AND EVERY "srAADPAT REPuB-
Z1nA1. WHO HAS BEEN MENTIONED FOR TIE PLACE WILL VOTE
40 UNCLE JOE CANNON.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22


~ &c msny Rather are candidates this campaign have
c.S"S I. Al vSs.ss now been mentioned Possibilities
/& | for Uncle Joe shoes.
q But be not deceived gentle reader
4 ~ nm y ONLY a suBrzaTuaE TO BEGunE THE VOTER.
~ congress Democratic Insurgent Republican NO
>1on1pot 1epshlima win 10 speaker.
# - TN NEXT HOUSE Is "srANDrAr IxPuBIlcAH' UNCLE JOE
E1Non WILL NJ rTs uIAKM AND EVERY "srANDPAr REPuB-
1nAT WHO HAS BEEN MENTIONED FOR THE PLACE WILL VOTE
~ UNCLE JOE CANNON.
SIS We free confess that surprised that resort
- "ksrship possibility" dodge made in Mr.
Dnhyss ssss.
= employed sandpatsrs
4 Nh las courase III DENLY.
Ihs Republican frank in
lring allegiance to Cannon special
Interest representatives in Warrington.
voting with these he has
tsd ability been
& II Ne best interests Of his district.
Uadoubtedy he honest this conviction, THOUGH GREATLY
UDTAKEM
Hs however exception Of his col
~ whose feet have cold from awakened
As sentiment concerning happenings Warrington
they campaign records standpatn stood
n support leaders their
~ thst have bean marked for rebuke
They stood between deep speak
party the side and Of the ballots Of their
SEDIMENTS the other side
~ sandpstter by day haunting his dreams night
EW whence happy thought:
Il MYSELF suggested speaker the house.
s Bsing Office certainly
'Iha viii fool the public and Uncle Joe viii understand"
70 Be sure, understands.
We imagine the satiacon with which the old codg
upun candidates. day day.
Ard the bottom his heart that EVERY
xzMDIATTER SUGGESTED AS HIS POSSIBLE sue
|CxDoR WILL BE ELECTED
1ECAUsE he KNOWS THAT EVERY MOTHERS SON OF THEM
nL VOTE FOR CANNON FOR ANOTHER TERM As SPEAKER m
ers Rack 10 CONGRESS.
a said before gentle reader, BE- not deceived
Hep DENLY might speaker again. he might for
&Gn1m Il member Of the next house
ne mrer way voters VOTE FOR
rank D0REMUs who probably would not be made speaker but who
ay WOULD NOT the which he has
a rannica opposition always the popular viii and
~ interest privileged people
Dvnt forget big campaign UNCLE
|<cE CANNON.
DON'T FORGET THAT THE GREAT QUESTION FOR THE AMERI
2H PEOPLE TO DECIDE THIS NOVEMBER WHETHER THIS IS TO
GOVERNMENT RULED BY THE MANY OR BY THE FEW
hoAuH THE MANY.
NJ he country this very the hands
reclaimed housecleaning already
h Aad arch the Adrich Hale and
~ 70 private e must be made complete BY the snatchng Of the
from Gar Cannons head which only accomplished BY
AUxa SURE OF THE DEFEAT POLLS THOSE HAVE
- us sU1sERvRNT SUPPORTERS
"A paStculary fail the light aroused
k6 mind that they have been that subservency
rUr YOUR CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE ON RECORD
Az him he viii Cannon for speaker the
md he you wi AGAINST CANDIDATE
he tells will abide by the nominee of the party
~ snes AGAINST SAME, fol- candidate
shout PARTY than he does about pokeboo
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
OBSERVATIONS

s 1t a rule keenin IN
Republicans? Democratic judicial
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

Mrs. Mulligan: How do yez like
them model tInements with the white
bath tubs?
Mrs. O'Toole: Not at all. I like tn
old-fashioned way OF keepin' me coal
in the bin.
Exports OF frozen meat from Aus
tralia doubled last year over the year
before.
Siam buys about 100000 worth Of
hats and caps from other countries
every year.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

II Is suggested that Rep. DENLY
would become a possibility for
sneaker of the house in the event Of
his reelection to congress this fall
We may be mistaken, but we be-
lieve that al of the standpatters who
are candidates in this campaign have
now been mentioned a. possibilities
for Uncle Joe Cannon's shoes.
Int. be not deceived, gentle reader
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
TRIES TO AVOID DIFFICULTY
THAT AROSE IN SPANISH WAR
Ordnance Department At Washington
ADOPTS system That 10 Used BY
Germany.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-By simply
telesraphing . series OF numbers to
an arsenal or an ammunition factory,
the ordnance department hopes TO be
able In the future 10 anticipate any
sudden call for armament and equip
ment Of q field force. The plan Is
outlined In the annual report of the
chief OF tue ordnance department,
made public today, and Is largely an
adoption Of the German system.
The department has prepared state
ments of the ordnance stores At the
various arsenals with estimates Of
supplies necessary 10 equip volunteers
on the multiples of 100000 men. II
has obtained complete information of
the output OF the arsenals, private
manufacturers and powder mills OF
the country. Form letters. kilograms
and contracts are held In readiness
to be sent 10 the arsenals and fac
tories, which could at once start work
with every specification supplied
them.
BY tue new method the war depart
'ment hopes to avoid the diniculty that
arose\in the Spanish-American war
when the shortage In armament
threatened to disrupt the suddenly
largely increased army.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Louis A, Kirchnsr. 2s; Mabie L. Rec
tor. 10.
Walter Postiff. 20, Greenfield; Mable
Slaynan. 26, Detroit.
Charles Fenton. "a, Birmingham; Jo-
han NJ Williamson. Is. Detroit.
Joran G. Tubble. 23. Detroit: Nellie
Thompson. 20, Worthwhile.
Clyde a. Hill. 20. Detroit; Eva NJ.
Lee. 81, Novi, Mich.
Arthur c. Troy. %; Margaret Bowen.
81.
Joshua Smith, So: Martha Short, 80.
Leo J. Macdonald. 21 Nettie A.
Shelp. 25
Paul Kuika, 25: Martha Plotxke. 10.
Fred X; Klein. 20: Josephine NJ
Knapp, Is.
Leo Arenowski. 10: Lottie Baiicki.
lS
Archibald =. Dangerfeld. 25: Doro-
thy James. 22.
Roy B. Jonston. 26; Emma L. Wall
ters, 22.
Robert NJ. Laing. 20; Katherine M.
Smith. 20.
William Glove, a. Detroit; Ada
Dcebler, 22, Utica, Mich.
Henry J. Damn, 25: Carrie Schenk, 81.
Clarence Floyd. 2s; Jeanette II. Pal
mers, 90
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

George King. 1903 Michigan, 50
years: heart dilatation.
William Shea, 45 Calumet. - years:
apoplexy
Baby Boleslaus, House Of Providence.
80 days; malnutrition.
Anna ID. Kenyon. 36o Commonwealth,
4S years; diabetis msll1tus
John L, Kern. 4el Champlain. ~
years; asthma.
Caroline sackman. 1905 Concord. 50
years: pneumonia
Edward Bays. st. Mary's hospital, rs
years; mitral regurgitation.
Ann F.. Hutchings, 167 E. Euclid, SO
years; Brights disease.
Helen l.. Guentree, 24s Second, 4
months; marasmus.
Amelia Schrenrock, "a w. Euclid. 20
years; carbolic acid poisoning; suicide.
Margaret Tray, sl2 Wabash. 79
years. senility.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
All Goods Are Plainly Marked tn
Code Figures and tor Almost Any
Reduction Necessary" But q Big
Profit Is Assured
Finance" Is Swamped With Letters
and Phone Calls From Firms
Victims.
PROGRESS OF THE CAM.
PAloN FOR HONEST AD-
vERTIsiNo IN DE-
DETROIT.

Jan. I, 19o7-Times reaffirms
'W objections TO Translucent
medical ads. anl draws the line
tighter against them.
July I, 19os-News and Free
Press throw out fiarino ad.sr.
tlsements OF Kennedy 4 ker-
gan, Or. Rhoades and BabbIng.
ton 4 Thomas.
Oct. I, t9o9-Times declares
war on swindIing mercantile
and investment concerns.
Nov. t6. 19oe--Times exposes
the ely Central" fraud exploit.
ed BY B. s. scheftels 4 Co., Of
New York.
June t3, 1sto-Times places
piano puzzle ads. under the ban
and closes its columns against
Story & Clark, Manufacturers
Plano Co. and BayIey Music.
House.
Sept. 20, tsto-Postoffice de-
partrent closes Detroit Office
OF 9 n. ScheftsIs 4 Co., the
"EIy Central" swindlers, and
places manager under arrest.
Oct. 8, t9t0-Asslstant attor-
ney-generai Of v. 3. compels
News, Free Press and Jou. nal
to throw out piano contest ads.
Of 6ayIcy Music House, from
all papers passing through the
mails.
Oct. ~, tsto-Tlmes begins
series Of articles disclosing
fraudulent advertising and SELL
ing methods Of Peoples Outfit
ting Co., one OF the arseN
users Of newspaper space In
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
DIED.

BEHRENDT--Charles F., Oct. rs. aged
67. beloved husband OF Frederick
Bchrendt. father Of Mrs. Leo Schonle.
John NJ, Herman. Henry g. and Ed
WARD G. Behrendt Funeral Thursday v
from residence, 119 Hunts at 2 p.
BONDY-Oct. z6. at residence. b66 Nc
Kinstry-sve.. William. beloved hus-
band OF Ella Bondy Funeral from
residence. Friday. Oct. rs. at $3.50 a.
IS, 1910, at the resi-
dence of his son. Edward l.. Chip
man. $50 Trumbull-ave.. Henry J..
service from house Thursday after
noon at $50
LUTTERMOSER-An at residence,
1910 Michigan-ave.. aged "a years
months, Ida. beloved wife of Edward
s0Isri Mr. and Mrs. 'os Oswald AID schmidt. % and nd
sister OF Mrs. Emma Meyer. and sis
ter-in-law OF Karl Meyer and daugi-
ter-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Of Ella, William. Louis. Hugo and
Lydia Luttermoser. Funeral from
residence Thursday. Oct. Il. at 2 .,
IN. and from Zion Lutheran church
az 2;so ?: m. standard time, Bur-
ial Woodmere.
MAIDEN--Oct. rs. 1910. Robert. below
ed husband of Janet Maiden. father
OF Estelle Stevens Funeral services
fionl residence. 62s Fourth ave, on
Thursday, at y. IN. Burial at Clar-
encevilie. Mich. Papers please copy
OBERT--Hazel Obert, suddenly, Oct
"a. dearly beloved daughter OF Her
bert and Eta Obert, aged y years 8
months 10 days. Funeral services :
y. m. from parents residence. 270
Concord-ave.. Oct 20. tnterment at
Woodmere by funeral car.
STEvENs-wm Clements, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Collin VI Stevens, aged =
years and months. died Oct. ~.
Funeral at 1880 y. IN. Friday, from
residence. 37i Vinewood Interment
at Woodlawn.
STRICKER--At his residence. 2s3 Hud-
son n-ave.. Christian Frederick, hus.
band Of Dorothy Gartner Stricken.
and father OF Edward A., Ida and
Herminc Stricken. and Mrs. Walter j.
Wilson. Jr. Notice OF funeral here
after.
wANDRlE--sophia, Oct "a, aged 7e
years, beloved wife OF August Wan
nrie. mother OF Mrs. Minnie fietfoit.
Emma Walters and sophia Totzchy.
william. Edward and Otto Wandric
Funeral Friday from residence. 55i
at ; s, IN, and 70 St
Jos<ph's church at sac.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
eicyeIist Runs Down Woman.

: While Mrs. Caroline Hunter Nc
Graw, ol No. 81 Hancock-ave. west,
was crossing the street nt John r. and
Farmer-sts.. Wednesday noon. she
was knocked down by bicyclist and
rendered unconscious. Passersby
picked her up and assisted her into a
nearby store. where on recovering con.
scionsness she asked to be taken 10
the Office Of DR.. w. NJ. Bailey in the
Preitmtycr building. Examination by
DIR. Bailey showed an ugly wound
from which blood flowed freely. al the
back or the head, evidently caused
from the impact as she fell. Mrs. Me
Graw was later taken to her home. DR..
pailev thinks no serious results will
follow,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Frank Bilek, TAO Antoine.
Carl Buchbinder. 1893 Ninewood.
William Jewett, ga Twelfth.
Ovid Straith, S34 Fifteenth.
F:giia Marrone. 342 Division.
Erich Masperi. % Hale.
John Tabaka, 687 Medbury.
Anthony Palrch. 434 Grandy
John Biernacki. AL Canfield
Anthony Saynay. 1886 st. Aubin.
Stanley Muszynski. 913 Rivard.
Michael Przbycien, 295 Alexandrins
Leonardo Olcam. 526 Monroe.
BOYS.
William Roberts. l55 National.
Stanley Maciejewski. 14l4 Dubois.
Frank Mutranowski, 316 Palmer.
John Piatkowski, Ss4 Rivard.
Anthony Romanowski. s56 Palmer.
Joseph Jablonski. 449 Canfield
Leon kamulski, y42 Rivard.
Makary L.epczyk, 2 Cracow.
Thomas Mineio, 26S Howard
Vito Prano. 1876 Larned.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
DETROITERS TO ATTEND.
Party Will Be Present at Y. NJ. c. A.
Convention In Toronto.

A party OF Detroit business men in.
terested in Y. Nj. &. A. work will leave
Thursday for Toronto to attend the tri-
Y. NJ. &. A.. which opens In that city
Friday morning and continues through
out Monday The party includes the
Rev. John II. Boyd. DR.. A G. Studer.
J b. Howarth, r. NJ Zug, Milton A..
McRae, @. J. Vinton. Harry Pierson. p.
IA. Gray. Eugene c. Foster. A, l.. Par
ker, K. l.. Buell., w. b. Van Akin, w.
III Russell, Wellington NJ Logan, Leon.
ard I.aurense and James Schermer-
horn. The directors of religious work
will have banquet Saturday evening
al which James Schermerhorn will be
toastmaster and the Rev. ]. II. Boyd
will speak
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
DIED.

sTDNE--Mary Atchison. widow OF Ho-
rauio Stone. aged ~ years. AT Nj.
Vernon, n Y. Funeral services AZ
Wooomtre cemetery chapel 2 o'clock
Thursday. Oct 81.
sCHROP--Ost "a. Henry II. Schrop,
aged 6S years. beloved husband of
Emma Schrop and father OF Mrs:
Louis Buysse. Mrs. Robert Wilde and
muluB
ITOPSON--Oct 20, 1910, at his resi-
dence. igs Cantor-aye.. James Y.
H0pson. beloved husband OF Anna
and father OF Richard. Funeral rri-
wood.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
its the Worlds Best.

No one has ever made a salve. olnf.
nrnt or balm TO compare with Buck.
lens Arnlca Salve. IT'S the one per.
feet healer OF Cuts. Corns, Burns.
Bruises. Sores. ,Scalds. Boils. Ulcers,
Eczema. Salt Rheum For Sore Eyes.
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands. Vi
Sprains. It's supreme. InfallLble for
Piles. Only ct F. G. Nnsel. Central
Drug Co., Gray Z Wcrsss .sr.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
Dancer Drops Dead al oirI's Feet.

Dancer Drops Dead al Girls Feet.
ARLINGTON. Mass, Oct. 26.-Two
hundred dancers We're swirling In =
furious two-step late last night at a
knights of Pythias assembly when
Frank Nicola. 80. who was dancing
with Miss Mildred Carlton, dropped
dead OF apoplexy. The music was
hushcd and the dancers stopped while
Nicolas body was borne out. Then all
went home.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DErnovr UNITED nxrnRunDAx
LINES. 49,.


PORT HURON LIsIiTsDs-, :
and every tyo hours 20 . n: 500
q ssys ys 1n,S a,,S sy.lg !, % r. nsrsssn nsrs ,sssie
hourly TO p rn.. iuriNdtun iiHito16
hourly to IL y. n. 3horo Hne to Wf.i
Ciemsns s:3s m. hourly to 1is16
FLINT LyMITEps--.7.ss = -. so
m Through locals. .. m, every -:
hours 20 o D. m: Oxford only, A 49,
Flint sunday only. II D. m 10 NO.
.. m. =; N. ard ~vsry two houro q
~ JAcKsoa gElMrrEps--s:,s :. =. -
every two hours TO SIS p. m TkSoSS
locals. z a m snd every two houfS ~
p. M: Anr. Arbor only. q m. 6:So -
m. p m...0 p. M. II D. ~. Novthvil{S
only, $50 .. m. hourly 20 s.30 5. ~
1850 y, m. r. m. II y. Va ssiins safS
.~'ooLEDo IiMIrEps-,:ss : m 80
every two hcurs TO $50 p. M. ssr--dsS
$50 4. m. ana hourly 20 s:sc M
Me9Ioxs wTxNDcTirE Napsyi ss'G pfvi,, a. Il 2 2 M 80,
hourly 20 s:ss >, m. hourly 70 1885
PONTIAC pIv.--s .. m. 20 70 % mn
service to $3.50 .. m. hourly 20 1o:0o
.. m. II y. m: Birmingham only. ff -
ORCHARD LAKE DIV --e . =,
hourly 70 IL .. m
'rhsss cars run through 20 sas,nsw.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

Troops Ordered to Philippines.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-Prelimin'
ary orders were issued at the war de-
partment today for the transfer OF the
eighth cavalry to service In the Philip.
pines. The regiment will sail from
San Francisco Dec. 8.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
WILL ATTACK FRANCHISE.
Kalamazoo Citizens Challenge Grand
Trunks Right to Enter City.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. ga
Especial )-Injunction proceedings are
10 be started against the Grand
Trunk railway, which has just got an
entrance into the city.
Citizens will attack the validity of
the franchise under which the CON-
pany Is operating. II was secured
from the city by II. NJ. Lane and sold
TO a corporation for $160,000. The
citizens allege the franchise Is void.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
AccUeEDN OF S1,1oO rHEFT.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 26.-(Spe.
cial.)-A special from Cheboygan.
Mich, says that Arthur Robertson,
has been arrested charged with EN-.
bezzling $1.100 from the Armour
Packing company by whom he had
been employed there. He will be ex-
amined Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
plEs FRoM INJURIES.

vASSAR. Mich, Oct. 26.-Earl
Quick, who was injured when Mich
igan Central flyer struck him Sept.
4, died today. He wasted from over
200 TO 80 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

ABLE BODIED men wanted for the U.
=. Marine Corps. between the ages of
~ and IS. Must be native born or
have. nrst papers. Monthly pay yls
20 80 additional compensate
and medical Attsndance free. After
80 years service can retire with 70
per cent. or pay ana allowances.
Service on board ship and ashore In
eli parts Of the world. Apply at Y,
g Asr!ne Corps Rscrvitins onies. -
A MAN OR BOY wanted. not under rs
To work In broom factory. 500 Mag
nolia-st.. corner Eighteenth.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN to become
travelling statesmen. Experience un-
necessary. Write for particulars.
Bradstrest System. Rochester. N. X.
AxY YOUNG PERSON assirsns gee
position can set one after complStine
enc of our Courses: day and nighs
elaeees al tho year; our. facilitiee are
eesitive!y une9uaiee IN Mchigan
BARBER wanted: yi2 and half over
SIT. Corner 0ratiot and Van Dyke.
BARBER wanted at ssg Fourteenth
ave-. near Grand River.
BARBER wanted. steady. no Sunday
work 400 Orleans.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

"AS''sf Address box sis Ds,ro's Be- >' Times. ss''''
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

CAPABLE GIRL for general house,
work: permanent: small family: no
washing; good home. 271 Lincoln.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

COG K-A first -class cook wanted Y
w. c. A. Employment Dept.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

GENERAL MAID in family of two, one
who can cook Apply at office. 81
Grand River.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

ss.rT. Wide LOT on ssuinelA -
Roth. SS5 cenccrd- ava
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

CAPABLE GIRL for housework, one
who can cook. good home and wages
to right p~rty. 3S5 West Grand
blvd
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

At ONCE--Experienced waist nnish-
ers. SO East High.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-27

GIRLS WANTED. d. NJ Freey g. Co,
Brush-st., near Monroe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-01

Westport, where, posing as an en-
creatures, he took up lonely quarters
On the coast south of the settlement.
Occasionally an Indian would report
that the stranger was dragging the
water with queer sort of a rake,
and at other times residents would
see him seated at the edge of the
waves, supporting a queer-lOoking OBJ
ject over the breaking water. But
Kelsay was communicative, shun-
ned company, and was left alone.
Friday morning, Mr.. Kelsay took
the early boat to Hoquiam, and
bought ticket for Seattle. A visi-
tor in the city who knew of the mans
story, and his quest, spoke to him,
and was surprised to hear that the
machinist believes he has attained
success, and that he has wave
motor that will deliver steady power.
Sure of Success.
"My machine is simplicity ITSELF"
said Mr.. kelsay. ut is really but
little more than bell-shaped funnel,
supported on suitable floats, and
equipped with proper valves. A wave
breaks into the open mouth of this
funnel, drives the air back into a
compression chamber, and the water
itself is prevented from entering by
a valve arrangement. The repetition
of this operation every time wave
breaks gives me pressure of about
100 pounds, and this can be con-
Quoted to suitable motor to furnish
mechanical power as desired. have
tested my machine, and l believe it
will work successfully.
"If | find that Eastern capital will
consider it commercially practical,
shall put the machine on the market,
and devote certain per cent of my
earnings to paying back to poor wo-
men in the New England states at
least share of the money / know
they lost when lost my capital in
Jernegan's swindle. l want to help
these women; it will make me feel
better since l could not help my wife
when she needed it most"
Mr.. Kelsay has done all his work
so far upon money that he has
earned at his trade, and has not
asked for outside assistance. He be-
lieves that he can gain good backing
in the East for his scheme and is
going back for that purpsoe now.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-01
TESTS NEW WAVE MOTOR
After Years Of Experimenting Ma.
chinist Believes Success Is at
Hand

After losing his little fortune years
ago in a swindling scheme which had
as it prime motive the proposition of
operating a wave motor, William H.
Kelsay former resident of New Eng
land, believes that he has at last dis
covered the secret of Harvesting the
power Of the ocean waves and max
ing them subservient to his will, as
the result of series of experiments
which has been conducted during the
summer on the ocean beach near
Westport. Years ago, Kelsay, in COM
pany with many other people of small
means, invested their savings in a
plan fathered by one Jernegan, and
subsequently the scheme was proved
to be gigantic swindle. Since that
time, Kelsay drifted west and found
employment at his trade, as machin-
list, but he never lost sight of the wave
motor idea and thought Of it constant
ly.
Unheralded. Mr.. Kelsay went to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-01
THE LASH OF A FIEND

would have been about as welcome
to A. Cooper of Oswego, N. Y, as a
merciless lung-racking cough that de-
fed all remedies for years. ut was
most troublesome at night" he writes
nothing helped me till I used DR..
Kings New Discovery which cured
me completely. never cough at
night now" Millions know it's match
less merit for stubborn colds, asth-
ma, obstinate coughs, sore lungs, Ia
grippe, hemorrhage, Group, whooping
cough, or hayfever. 1t relieves quick
ly and never fails to satisfy. trial
convinces. soc, $1.00. Trial bottle
free. It's positively guaranteed by A.
w. Shelley. %
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-01

Country life should be as attractive
as city life. and the country people
should insist upon having their full
representation when it comes to deal
ing with all great public questions.
In other words. country folks should
demand that they work on equal terms
with city folks in all such matters.
They should have their share in the
memberships Of commissions and coun.