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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
eoyAL OAK PASTOR ORDAINED.

ROYAL OAK, Mich, OCT. Zo.-he'.
William |. st. Johns was ordained
into the ministry at the regular an
nral meeting OF the Detroit Associa-
ton of Congregational churches.
Many notable men OF the Congrega-
tional church were present. including
Rev. william B. Korbush, OF Detroit,
who preached the ordination sermon;
Rev. ]. Percival Huget, Of Detroit, and
Rev. John F. Hutchinson. district
moderator. from Flat Rock. Rev.
Mr.. st. Johns Is a graduate OF the U.
OF NJ. medical department in 1892,
and is 81 years old, having practiced
the medical profession Is years. also
preaching during the last six years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
ACTRESS HUSBAND
IN sAN|TAR|UM
Edna Lotus, Jailed on Charge Of
Defrarding Taxicab Driver,
Welded Cincinnati Man.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26.-Anoth.
er airing OF the matrimonial affairs OF
Edna LOTUS. former musical comedy
actress of England, and her husband.
Harry Rheinstrom. OF a wealthy Gin.
cinnau family. with troubles In bunch.
es for both, ended here with Edna In
jail and Harry In a sanitarium.
Edna found herself behind bars be.
cause taxicab driver said she de.
frauded him out OF So cab hire. Harry
retired to q sanitarium as a result OF
too much excitement. 1t all came
about this way:
After their marriage, which Rhein.
strom's mother endeavored 10 prevent
by having her son placed I'm an insane
asylum. from which he was released
by his fancee. Edna LOTUS. aided by
i've OF the best lawyers in the city.
the pair settled on a chicken rancn
near Les Angeles and tried the sim.
pie life. But the near-to-nature bust.
ness didn't last long. Then they re-
moved to Oakland. Shortly after.
Edna Lotus sent for a physician and
asked him TO examine her husband,
Harry. The physician said that.
Rheinstrom must be removed TO q
sanitafium. Then Harry leaped from
his bed, dressed In a sweater and n
pair OF trousers and dashed to the
street where he lied to tell story
of attempted poisoning to a police
man IL was only after q desperate
struggle that officers succeeded In
subduing him. ~
WITT her husband again in SAM.
tarium Edna sought relaxation and
recreation In San Francisco. only TO
rum afoul Of the police and to be-
come the star in police court
drama.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
RAPs OSBORN AGAIN.
Hemars and Other Prominent Demo-
Gratis Speak in Saginaw.

SAGINAW. Mich. Oct. 26.--The
opening gun OF the Saginaw county
Democratic party was fired last night
when Lawton T. Hemans. Democratic
candidate for governor. and James p
DevereauH. OF Chesanihg. candidate
for congress from this district, spoke
at the auditorium.
On the platform with them were a
number OF county candidates. and
John r. Winship nominee for the
United States senate. Although the
latter was ignored at the county con.
vention he took n prominent part ir
the evenings work.
Mr. Devereaux spoke az length on
the alleged failure OF the Republican
party to carry ont its promises OF two
wears ago to reduce the tariff.
Mr. lIemans charged extravagances
I'm the Republican state party and de-
clared that Chase s. Osborn stood ~
the way OF mis- party's success in the
hard primary campaigns which the
gtbernaturial candidates waged H
said tina. the Republican party wr4
facing "A serious situation this fall and
he predicted a Democratic Victory
throughout the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
NEW MICHIGAN CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich. Oct 26.-The fol
lowing companies have filed articles OF
incorporation with the secretary oi
state: Warren Motor Car company,
Detroit, increase from 500, 900 to $780,.
900, principal stockholders, Homer
Warren. Henry {. Walters, Charles
Ritter, Harris Wilson; The National
Theater company, 100000; Calhoun
Photo Materials Co. Muskegon. $1,000:
Wolverine Motors Supply company,
Detroit, $4,000, principal stockholders.
Frederic A Van Fleet. Philip Brett.
meyer, Frank w. Kanter. John Gil
lespie; Fairview Printing company,
Detroit. s5.000-Harry T. Normantine.
r. n. Whitman, George T. Gale; the
Oakland Knitting company, Detroit,
$1,000, principal stockholders. Sarah j.
Southwood, Lydia NJ. Hill and Louisa
Dickerson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
ELECTION DAY
STRIKE" CALLED
Pennsylvania Workingmen Are Or
dered To Go To Polls and Vote for
Independent Candidate.

wILKESBARRE. Pa. Oct. ga
statewide election day strike" was
called In Pennsylvania today when
the official circular was sent out from
the executive council OF the State Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor calling for a suspen
sion OF work At o'clock in the morn
ing or November and continuing un
I'll o'clock In the evening of the
same day. The order is signed by
President Greenawalt, the seven vice
presidents and secretary-trasurer
Quinn
November 8 Ii general election dav
and In the Official order every work
ingman is exhorted to go TO the polls
and vote for United independent
political action" The circular scores
the administration OF Pennsylvania
and continues:
From q political standpoint, az.
wealth have become q disgrace to
twentieth century civilization"
The unique strike order follows:
BE IL known by these presents:
That the workingmen Of Pennsyl
vania, their friends and sympathizers
al being true believers In the Demo
cratic principles OF popular govern.
ment. have resolved TO inaugurate a
statewide strike to begin at o'clock
In the morning on November and
continue until o'clock In the evening
OF the same day.
THE purpose Of this strike Is to re
store to the people OF Pennsylvania
the government of their state. From
Q political standpoint affairs In our
once grand old commonwealth have
become q disgrace to twentieth CEN
fury civilization: the only star OF
hope lies In q true awakening Of the
people throus n the force OF united in
dependent political action"
Our duty IL therefore plain. and all
workingmen are hereby called upon
to make election day a holiday In
fact an well as In name. and TO gather
at the polls In an orderly manner and
work for the election OF trade union
lists to the state senate, house Of rep
resentatives, congress and for all can
didates for state offices who are
friendly to the cause OF clean politics
and honest government to the end
that men, not dollars shall rule In
Pennsylvania"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
/. orYEL DIVIDEND UNCHANGED.
Quarterly Report Shows Net Earn
Inos os e37,36s, 1877.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-There was
no change In the dividend rate at the
regular quarterly meeting OF the d.
feckors OF the United States Steel cor
ooration yesterday. The regular rate
~ 1h per cent on the common shares
md ~ percent ON the preferred was
ordered paid.
The report for the quarter ended
Dept 30 showed net earnings s37 &c.,
Isl 81 against $40,700.960 for the June
% ounrter:. S37,616.s76 for the March
~ Quarter. and S40,97l ,36s for the
ouarter ended Dec. 81 last. Surplus
- Dec. 80, after charges and divl.
Sends have been deducted. $3,57s. 063.
- AGAINST s6,4l0,OsS for the June 30
rOarter
UnflIed orders on Sept 30 were
80 1OS tons, against 4.257,794 on
Dine 20 last.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
ncH0oL PRINCIPAL WAS
so KIND HE LOST HIS JOB


NJ Allowed Pupils 20 Play "Post.
ofsSce' and Even Engaged In
Froilc tfImsslf.
4 NEW YORK. Oct. 26.--Let NO one
tvor again accuse New York of being
~ immoral city. For proof OF the
lfY'a puritanical qualities. Just ask
s&ko10on J. Pardee. ex-principal OF
johool No. 13, 1t Rosebank. Staten
1nnd. The reason Pardee IL no
<|nnrer principal developed today. He
< Sornuittsd the pupils Of his school to
4 ny the atrocious game OF Post
bGlcer and right in the public school
1uflding. too.
Not only this, but Pardee. despite
Nj gray hairs, his thirty-six years OF
toaching, and his position a. the head
of : family, actually engaged In the
{rolic and laughed his approval as the
boys claimed their kissing forfeit.
IL When Superintendent Maxwell
heard the story, he summoned Pardee
before him. The latter made clean
breast OF the whole affair. and re-
nigned, when he heard his superin-
tGndent declare that I'VE have dis
missed principals for half az much"
The pupils Of School No. IL refuse
10 b consoled over Pardee's retire
ment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
FIND BODY IN WOODS.

CADILLAC. Mich, Oct. 26.-Tom
Murray. OF Parkdale. Manistee county
met death today In the forest near
Hoxsieyille. this county. He had been
"swampiag" near two woodsmen VIII
were Telling a tree. Just before the
tiee fell the woodsmcn thought they
saw Murray pass out Of range. Not
an hour afterwards, willie they were
cutting branches from the tree. did
they find Murray crushed to death
under the heavy trunk. He was
probably killed instantly. The man
was so years old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26

Mrs. Belle LAWN, the woman In
the case" of the Los Angeles Times
explosion. as she Is now known as the
result OF her arrest on a warrant
charging nurder. conducted a lodging
house in San Francisco. VIM Norris,
alias Perry, alias "Smlthy. being
one OF her dodgers Morris left the
LAWN mouse on the morning OF inc
Times explosion and has not been
seen since Mrs LAWN Is suspected
of knowing much more about the man
and -the explosion than she has told
the police and II was for this reason
that che WAS arrested and taken 20
Los Angeles. Tragedy is not new TO
Mrs. LAWN. her husband. enraged he
cause OF the attentions paid her. hav.
Ing killed her admirer and then him
SELF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
ONE DEAD, ANOTHER HURT.
Benton Harbor Men Are Struck By
Csrs--Survivor Seriously Injured.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Oct 26.
Accidents here Tuesday ended In
the death of one man and the serious
injury of another. John Chamberlain,
q carpenter. while crossing the freight
yards. was struck by a car and
knocked down. Both legs were cut on
and he lived but two hours.
James Kirk, rs years Of age. meat
peddler, was struck by street car
and seriously hurt. A survivor OF
two wars, Kirk two years ago drove
his meat wagon into the yard OF a
customer who was insane. When a
gun was pointed at him, the meat
peddler, thinking his customer fool
ing, laughed and he was shot through
the head. For two weeks he lay at
the point OF death, but finally recov-
cred. His injuries Tuesday are seri-
Gus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
suPREME couRr.

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 26.-The su
preme court today heard the follow
ing cases Ward VS. Ward; Yost VS.
Grand Trunk Railway Co.; Linton VS.
Howard estate; Curran VS.. Gordon
Backus VS.. Hoyt; Lounsbury VS.
Square Lake Burial association: VIII
son vs.. Hughus; Sutherland VS.. Ford;
matter OF Dubois estate.
Call for Wednesday III. 113. III
us. l1s. 120, l22. l23. LIS. 1875. 127
12S. I32. 13l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
WANT MILITIA CALLED OUT.
Officials Of Express Company Say
Strikers Interfere With Wagons.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., Oct. 26.-Af-
ter a day and night OF disorder,
marked with arrests of strikers and
their sympathizers. and the cutting
OF harness and overturning Of loaded
wagons. officials of the United States
Express Co. this morning requested
Gov. Fort at Trenton, to call out the
militia.
The express company has not been
able TO move it's wagons and asserts
that the police OF Jersey City and Ho-
boken have not given adequate pro-
lection TO the non-union drivers and
helpers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
FIRE SWEEPS VILLAGE


CkRLETON, Mich. Oct. 26.-The
1I1nt Of Maybee was visited by FIRE
49, 6orning and the following places
1111od: G. A. Kiley, general store:
6mington. drug store; Mrs. Jen-
Millinery store, and c. l.. Nil.
s W - the exact loss cannot be as
od, Il win reach at least fifteen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26

It's up to Gaby. If she won't take
IN washings Tor audicnces) to support
her king, he'll have TO do Manual
labor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-26
+ Ico,.ps cAIsv UEADACHE

Itpl.ns CAi 50 HEhDttHE .,,
wide cold and Grip remedy removes
cause. Call for full meme. Look Tor
signature r. W. GROVE. fbc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
TEACHERS ENGAGED
CORPS OF 1910 RETAINED IN HIGHER
D., GRADES---DISTRICT TEACHERS
TO Be ENGAGED LATER ~

At a meeting the school
BOARD held Saturday asst the fol
lowing list of teachers were en-
gagged for the ensuing wear in the
High School dry The old
corps of teachers we're engaged,
with three exceptions, the Misses
k'mpton, Hill and Radcliffe, who
did not put in applications.
Miss Maud Patten has been en-
gagged for the grid aud 4th grades
and the other vacancies, local and
district. will be filled at to-mor-
rows meeting.
Principal-Alvin B. Olson
Ist Asslstant-Grace Colliver
End Ass't.-Franc Piekarski
9TH and 9Th grades-George Hall
grid and 4th-MauGe Patten
Ist and 2nd-Lucy stevens.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
LIFE In THE GREAT OUTDOORS.

The front cover of the May
SPORTS AFIELD shows a husky
looking fisherman on his way to
good bass water, The initial ar
ticle, by veteran Texas sports
man, describes in Mr., Baines'
characteristic style the outwitting
of willy old gobbler. WATERING
on the Mackenzie is a capital Pa-
per on life and sport in the far
North; which is followed by a
hunting trip up the Nile into Nu-
bia. Of especial interest are:
The Tug of War(an incident of
the battle of Lookout Mountain) ;
Duck Shooting in Michigan;
Trout Fishing in Vermont; Weak
fishing on the Jersey Coast; Sal
mon Fishing in Puget Sound
Sport in Panama; Some Missourle
Days A6e,d; and j st.o@g a..t~l-
by 6. B. WnItford on the Weak
ness of Recent Dog Shows. Your
news dealer can supply you; if
not, send IS cents to Sports Aheld
385 Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ills.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
NEW ROAD TO CATFISH
TOWN BOARD TO LAY OUT HIGHWAY
ON SECTION LINES---A LONG
FELT WANT

Tn members of the lows.
Boags went over the section lines
east of own and have decided to
Blu Ii = new road to Catfish lake,
be. n , on the ID line of Sec,
"a, 50 rods south of Il post; thence
east ] line through Sections 81
IS aud 50 to highWater mark om
Catfish lake; commencing at N.
! pest. thence north to section
corner between Secs. 25 IS So
and SO, east one half mile to Il
post between Secs. IS and 26;
thence north SO rods to Il line of
Sec. rs; thence east 80 rods to
bridge. Commencing 80 rods east
Of W Is post. thence south goo
rods to the highwater mark ON
Catfish lake.
TIL last section of road goes TO-
the Sting gauk En-dot Resort
passing the Grover, Beardsley and
Stearns places. The high way will
be four rods wide and will be I'm
good shape for automobiles. The
surveying crew is now at work
laying out the course and work
upon same will begin at once.
This road is much needed az
tn old winding road is in bad
condition for heavy traffic, and In
some places it is impossible For
vehicles to pass.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
u BELOW. the Tailor
CALLED HOME
MAXWELL MCGEE LACED 81
YEARS. FUNERAL HELD
WEDNESDAY, -

,,sonoh Mrs. McGee's death
', .,,yor.led from the nature of
Him. 's'op,s, the word which was
lived here Sunday morning,
=. ,. IS sb5ck to all. She has
. D in Eagle River since 1890
' ! W., we'll known by all, For
o,,t wear her health has been
.P9 RAPIDLY and, although the
.. ., medical care of Oshkosh and
Inland \ hospitals was given her,
|, end came Sunday morning.
ME- remains were brought to
,sfe home Tuesday to await
|, arrival of her son, William,
|Jother relatives.
l;bs leaves to mourn, a husband
.,,geII. three sons, John of lone
r,,1, William and Peter of this
III. and three sisters, Mis-, F.
, Hall, Eagle River, Mrs. Mary
1cCoud, Rainy River, Canada,
N Mrs, Jessie McCrae of Regina
|,osda, and brother, Peter Gal
Faith of Duncan Creek, Alaska.
The funeral was held Wednes-
N afternoon from the Cougrega-
Email Church, Rev. Z. w. Plnkney
.f:iating, and was largely at
.a5ed. The relatives from out
Flown in attendance we e: Will
an McGae and Dan Hall of On
agon, Mich, Robert MCGEE of
'gario, CanaCa, and Madaline
.dMay Hall of Monico.
The relatives have the sympa-
.r Of all in this sad hour of
Pavement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
BUSY TIMES AT RESORTS
IMPROVEMENTS AND EXTENSIONS ARE
WELL UNDER WAY IN THIS
VICINITY

AS usual this time of the year
hnds the Summer Resort proprie-
tors aud an army OF men at work
getting the resorts in shape for
the opening Of the season, May
the 25th. Following are some of
the improvements being made at
different places near Eagle River:
The Everett Resort will have
two new cottages, a new boat
house and general repairs. E A.
Everett, Proprietor.
The Hemlock will show new
cottages, boat house, bath houses,
pavilion, athletic grounds, extern
slons and a thorough overhaulng,
Nat WetzeI, Proprietor,
The Shing yauk En- dot is un-
dergoing a general cleanup and
a new private cottage will appear
here. Foltz & Morris, Props.
The Grand View is being put
in irst-class condition by a hot
ough overhauIing. H. B. Mcln-
tyre, Manager.
The Tilden Resort will be IN
fine condition at the opening OF
the season. Many improvements
are being made. Tilden Bros,
Proprletors.
The Red Oak Farm has new
cottages aud many extensive i'm
provemen,s. Geo. II. Jackson,
Proprietor.
The Lakeside Farm is under
going general overhauling and
needed repairs made. james Ped
dycoart, Manager.
The Greenwood Ranch will be
made ready for the public this
season Everything new and
complete. A. F. Smith, Prop.
The White Birch will again be
opened to the public and is being
put into frst-class condition for
the accommodating of its guests.
Peter Stein, Proprietor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
NOTICES ARE UP.

The Town Board have placed
-':eso the highways along the
.2st5res and by the George
.Ho farm, prohibiting the re
.Ga OF sand and gravel from
@se places. This practice has
.@a continued until the drive
.Es ale not only unsightly but
.@eroas The road along the
ago orm is nearly undermined
ttoe Town Board will now be
.srd to Tx it up and save dam
.2to the town which would oc-
should someone drive into the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
MAY PARTY A SUCCESS.

The May Dancing Party given
by the Base Ball Club at the Ly-
ceum last Friday night was a sue
cess both socially and financially,
and the trea ury of the club was
enrichened by S75. 1903 tickets
were sold and expenses were S28.
The evening was very much en-
joyed by all and the amount clear
ed will be enjoyed by all through
out the season.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
.5sIE YOU SEEN THE COMET?

1r9r number of our citizens
,.m-t-gaziog these days, a
Us ostWeel the hours of 2 and
very morning, when the comet
5@o.c IN The eastern skies.
U oao't OF early rising is fast
/. o@'oS a strong one with a
IN mary residents. Thursday
@3'"S It was very distinct about
"oCH, larger and brighter than
moor, but the tail of the COM
SUI invisible. If you want
Vt You will have to get up
90, and early.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
REGULARS DEFEAT HIGH SCHOOL.

The Regulars turned the tables
on the High School Team Sunday
afternoon to the tune of s to :.
Several fine plays were made by
each team. The gate receipts a
mounting to SIS, was added t3
the high school mines treasury.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
MAY WEDDINGS.

Cupid must have been busy altho
the weather has been cool and stormy
as County Clerk Bradford issued two
licenses marriage not hunting-the
past week. Miles Millikan and jose
phine Brewster of State Line, took
out one, and will be married on the
2lst Of this month, and the other one
was issued to Edward Gabe of Star
Lake and Mary Froelich of Sayner,
who will be united on May 11th.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
WILL CELEBRATE DOUBLE EVENT.

On next Wednesday, May 18th, an
event Of unusual Importance will oc-
cur at Sayner, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Froelich will celebrate the
25th or Silver anniversary of their
wedding, also the marriage of their
daughter Mary to Edward Gabe of
Star Lake, which takes place the
same day. 1t is needless to say that
their will be something doing in
that berg on that date, which the Cit
liens will not soon forget.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
,RpHONY ORCHESTRA TONIGHT.

The Stevens Poiut Symphony
rhtstra which plays here to-
.ght at the Lyceum, comes we'll
0nmended by the prees where
yer they have played, aud all
T2B of good dance music will
@;ad and give the visiting orch
ar3 a r0usIng reception.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
Traps BLACK BEAR. !

N. L. Kinney, the noted Villas
County bear trapper, caught an
other big specimen weighing 40
pounds Saturday last near Anvil
lake. The bear was shipped to
Chicago, where the recipients will
enter bearsteak on the menu in
stead of beat
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
Natersmeet
Happ enings

@'aon Agent Marksman is go
10 take an extended leave OF
S''>e On account ofpoor health,
lie has been relieved bv Nick
~0eIaack, of Wausau.
u.s. "m. Maher went to Green
a| Saturday to see her faith
'~o Is not expected TO live.
.S. D. N4ntwood visited at
81 AIver Tuesday.
~@ Agnes Mcdonald was
N nom BeechWood over Sun
S...ssaSemaster, Jas. Rock is
.s OF a few days and c. L.
,'S' IS relieving him.
]. ~31Seman Bard is working in
Pace Of {. L Bennett.
n, = and Mrs. Steve Thomas are
Jug at the home of c. L. Ben
In. e;5vln HughittJ r., and w. D.
~on' high officials of the {.
w. Ry., came to Waters
!, thursday morning, to fish
: few days.
d, .N N Murphy spent Tuesday in
J" NlVer on business.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-06
NOTICE

Property owners must clean up
their premises. otherwise the
Town Board will have it done and
charge the cost to the individual
taxes.
w. d. NEVILLE,
Health Officer.