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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12
PERSONALS

lanes Mckinley made a bust
ness trip to Monico Monday.
John Gudegast departed Mon
dav on BUSINESS trip to khlne-
lander.
Mrs. Peter LaChanee of Dom
aldson was an Eagle River busi-
ness caller Friday.
Postmaster and Mrs. II. A.
Waters of Hacklev were county
seat visitors Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bushey
of Hackley were Eagle River bus
mess visitors Monday.
Miss I.eona Mack who teaches
the Conover school, visited reia-
tives in Eagle River Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Vim. O'Neal of
Hacklev visited Eagle River
friends Thursday and Friday.
Miss Geuevieve Raymond re-
turned Saturday from week 5
visit with relatives in Minocqua.
Mrs. Robert Thurston return
ed Monday from Rhinelander,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The followingsreal estate trans
fers were recorded at the office
of the register of deeds this week:
g. F. San born Co. to G. +. Sanborn,
Cd ne Sc OF NV eI Sc lots l 2 6-4l-5; q
G; 81.
Sanborn Lbr. Co. to 6. +. Sanborn.
lands ia 1876, 1876, 1876, 4o8 IL. AIS,
42-12; q G; 81.
Inland Lake Land Co. to A. A. Far
lev, NV 33-41-9; land con-; $500.
Vernon Dewitt to Alex McGregor,
land in NV NV 32-41-8; d; $3.50
NJ. Thorson TO Hackley Phelps Bon
nell Co., ne NV 13-41-12; W d: $500.
Louis Froehlich to VIM. Froehlich,
lots l 2 23-40-11; W d; 1875.
Yawkey-Bissell Lbr. Co. to State
of Wisconsin, lands in 1926 6 7; d;
$125O.60.
Wis. Blue Grass Land Co to Adam
Heikklia, sene 19 sw NV 20-41-10; W
d; s640.
A. H. STANCE Co. to VIM. Averill,
sw Sc 36-42-7; q G; 81.
Ross br. Co. to Yawkey- Bissell Lbr
Co., lands in 407; q c; 81,
A. IL. Barber to Hilmer Medium
lands in 40-S; w d; $4,000.
H. j. Colman to August Krieck; en-
tire block 6 CT McIntyre's addition to
village of Eagle Riyer;w d. $1l00.
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no FRAuDH HERE.

Tn SUNDAYS Milwaukee Senti-
mel appears a dispatch from
La Crosse which explodes fake
land scheme whereby a number
of Wisconsin, farmers were sePar-
ated from their bank account
and in couple of instances with
their farms. A Minnesota COM
pany had agents scattered
throughout the state of Wiseon-
sin inducing residents to ex-
change their holdings for Mon
tana property. They did. In
two instances couple OF farm
ers are ont $1,000 and $4,000
respectively.
Then the partners in the com
pany. after cleaning up some
thing like S51, AGO, quarrel over
the division and a suit results.
Testimony introduced showed
that the firm made from S 600
to Sis, 500 on each deal. A
iuember of the company said
that one farmer from Wisconsin
spoiled his Montana land the
first year by ploughing It. as al
kali land is valueless after piow-
ing, and intimated that the land
was not sold for farming pur-
poses. The question that con
fronts the public is what this
land was sold for if not for
farming.
Instead of farmers making q
rush for Canada, Montana o,
other places where farming is
not a proven fact, why not in.
vest in Northern WISCONSIN
lands. Here the real estate com.
panies will show the prospective
buyer lands that will produce
crops and which can be piowed
Here YOU get more and bettes
lard for the cash you invest
Another placard III your hat
No company around these woods
clear from $1,000 to $15, 00C
on each sale either.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12

where she was called on account
of the sickness OF a relative.
Mrs. F. 6. Hall returned yes
terdav from a month S visit with
her daughter III Chippewa Falls,
lanes Oberholtzer returned
yesterday from Mudiavia, where
he has been receiving medical
treatment.
Cbas. Blohm, chairman of the
town of Conover, was county
seat business visitor Yesterday.
DIR. R. A. Woerfel returned
Thursday from a holiday visit
with his parents at Sturgeon
Bay.
Miss Freda Meihaek returned
Monday from three week S
visit with friends in Port Wash
lngton.
Miss Daisy Van Bussum arrig-
ed Monday from Amigo on a
visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. c. H. Phillips.
Chas. Scharsch, bookkeeper
for the company at Hackley
transacted business i'll Eagle
River Yesterday.
F. q. Hall returned last week
from visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. G. H. Sanderson
of Chippewa Falls.
James Langill returned Thurs
day to the Ashland hospital.
after spending the holidays with
his family in Eagle River.
Mrs. John Frank of West Bay
lake passed through Eagle River
yesterday on a visit with sisters
at Tomahawk. Mr.. Frank ac-
companied her as far as this vii
iage and is transacting business
here at present.
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TAX DEED NOTICE.
Eagle River. Oct. 2Oth..

Eagle River, Oct. 10Th, 1909.
Notice OF the expiration Of tee time for the
redemption OF lands sold for taxes for the year
1907.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following
lots tracts of land sold May 21st. III the
year 1907 for the taxes due and unpaid for
the year 906. remaining unredeemed in the
office of the county clerk of Villas county,
W Sconsin. That opposite the descriptions of
each tract or lot or part thereof in the fol-
lowing list is the name of the person, if any,
to whom assessed and the amount of taxes.
interest and charges calculated to the last
day of redemption due on each.
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When Rubbers Become
Necessary

And your shoes pinch. shake into your shoes
Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiSeptic powder for
the feet. 1t cures painful swollen Smarting,
sweating feet, and takes the sting out of corns
and bunions. just the thing for patent leather
Shoes dancing parties and for Breaking in New
shoes Many people cannot wear heavy stock
ingS comfortably without shaking Aliens
Fcot- Ease into the shoes Sold everywhere.
pc. Sample FREE. Address, Allen ). Ohm
sted. Leroy. n. Y. Cont accept any substi-
tute.
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Enjoy Sleighride.

A load of young folks enjoyed
a sleighride Saturday evening.
A stop was made at Harry
Stearns' on Catfish lake where
the crowd made merry till late.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12

Now therefore unless the taxes. interest
and charges set opposite the tracts Herein
described shall be paid on before the 18th
day OF May 1910 the said tracts OF land shall
be forfeited and viii be conveyed TO the pur-
chaser or purchasers in pursuance OF the
statute in such case made and provided.
Dated this Goth day Of October A. D.. 1909.
at Eagle River, Villas county. Wisconsin.
w A. BRADFORD.
Count clerk OF Villas county. WIS.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12
A Birthday Surprise.

Mrs. August krieck was ten
dered a surprise Saturday eve
ming bv a score of lady friends,
the occasion being 'ler thirty
sixth birthday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12
Broke Bone In Hand.

T Anton Poiseman has been laid
up the past week, having broken
bone in his right hand.
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WOOD FOR SALE

Dry tamarack, i8-inch. tor
sale at Jas. Morgan & Sons.
29-tf.
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First pub Dec 8 last Jan 5-5w
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

First pub Dec g. last Jan 5-5w
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department. of the Interior.
u Lana once at Waasau. Wis.
Nov. 80. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that John Eliason, of
Sayner Wisconsin, who on October 8, 1903
made Homestead Entry No. 1099T Seria! No.
01772, for NE4 SEA Sec. 10; and NW4
) W4 Sec Ii, township 40 v, Range E.. 4th
P Meridian. has fled notice of intention to
make Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before County
Judge at Eagle River, Wisconsin, on the l 18th
day Of January, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Emil Eliason
of Snyner. Wisconsin. Geo H Jackson of Eagle
River Wisconsin. Loci Stevenson of Sayner,
Wisconsin, Michael FIoeich OF Sayner Wis
cousin.
JOHN ". MILLER,
Register,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12
WOOD FOR SALE

Dry .Tamarack, 1S-inch. for
sale at Jas. Morgan & Sons.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12
Received Wild Cat sounties.

John Robida received the state
and county bounties on two
wild cats which he trapped a
week ago
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FOR SALE

House and lot in good situa-
ton in Eagle River. inquire of
3-tf e. H. LAwToN.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12

NV nv see % 4 Al r l3~<.......... l434
sw NV sec % L Al X Y .......-..-... IL "a
sw Sc AJAX of 1905 see 81 T 40 r SO 50
una Il sw Sw sec % II AZ r ~ BAL
und "a Sc sw sec % 7 AZ r o.. al
w, A BRADFORD.
County Clerk OF Villas County Wis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12

al mat parcel
Of land lying in
the sc corner OF
Sw of Sc descril-
ed on page 21S
and 1916 Villas
county records
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12

G. Perry's Est addition to the village of
Eagle River being part Of govt lot sec.
% L 40 10.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-12

L AZ K 10
plat Of the ne
NV of the VII
lage OF Eagle
River. lot NO 4
block no. 2 80 20 80
u As It lot 9
block 2 33 4 IS
lot 10 blk 2 81 3 "a
all except e
65 it. lot 6
block 3 80 10 80
original plat
of Eagle Riv-
er being part
of NV ne lot
s block 4 81 6 Il
Dickinson
Cook & Tam
bling add. to
Eagle River
being a part
of gov. Ior 6.
lot no. II blk 3 2S 10 80
lots | &2 blk 4 2S II IL
rambling
add. to Eagle
River being u
part of govt.
lot 6
lot 3 blk | IA II
McIntvre'S
add. to Eagle
River being a
part of Sw Sc %
lots | Z s & 8 IA %
lot Z blk 6 IL so
all that piece
or parcel of
land des- in vol |
2asof deeds PIP
At ilas Co.
records being 4
all of lot II ex-
cept 5 20 ft.
and ent. lot II 90 As
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
|DOREMUs IS
LUCKING's CHOICE
Declares DENLY Should Be Defeated
and Will Be for Subserviency
To Cannon.

Prospects for the election Of
Frank K. Doremus as congressman
from the First district are exceeding
ly bright" said Alfred Lucking, for.
mer congressman, Thursday. Il look
upon 1t as almost certain that Edwin
DENLY will be beaten. There are
many reasons why he should be. Mr..
DENLY has not only been a subser-
Went and slavish adherent of Mr..
Cannon, but from the day that he en-
-has-always- snp-
ported the machine as against any
effort for reform and against every
attempt to curb the power OF the
trusts and special interests.
One OF Mr.. Denby's first votes in
congress was against the resolution
&c investigate the anthracite coal
trust, and his course in congress has
been consistent with that vote from
beginning 10 erl. For weeks I have
urged that Mr.. Doremus should make
this run. and II elected, he will mako
a splendid representative of this dis
trict. 4 should very much have liked
to make the run myself with the pros
poets this year, but business and per.
sonal matters have caused me to re-
fuse when the committees came to
me. .n. ~.
Il think the prospects in both state
and city are of the brightest"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
WIVES QUARREL
CAUSES SHOOTING
Adolf Hoger Sends Bullet Through
Brothers Breast, But Denies Crimi-
nal Intent-victim Will Recover.

Following family QUARREL, Adoipn
Hoger shot his brother Rudolph, Wed
nesday night, In their home at No
GIL Erskine-st. Rudolph Is In 81
Mary's hospital. with a bullet wound
in his right breast. but he Will re-
cover. Adelph Is locked up IN Cen
trail station, despite his insistence
that the shooting was an accident
He claims he did not know the re
volver was loaded.
Both OF the brothers families have
been living In the same house and
Wednesday night, the latest OF a
series OF Quarrels arose between the
two mems wives. Adolph finally put
an end TO matters by producing re
yolver and deliberately aiming 1t al
Rudolph and Dudolph's lS-yearoio
daughter Frieda, according TO the pc
lice reports. He fired and rudolph
fell.
All the way to the station, Adolpn
bewailed his action and declared that
he pointed the revolver and pulled
the trigger only as jest. He was
arrested by Patrolman Albert Mar,
shall, who lives in the neighborhooo
and who went to the scene when ne
heard the shot.
At st. Mary's hospital, II Is said the
wounded man will recover.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
||I6E AhII
u.s. CRHhg NEED
- AwrON -. Hr1GANs.
~ Republican Can Bring About the
Nsedsd Reforms in Michigan"
Says Mason Man.

HfLLsDALE, Aug. ls-"No Re-
publican candidate can bring about
The needed reforms in the state of
! 0lchigan. II matters not how good
hi intentions may be. A change In
marty ID needed" declared Lawton T..
Hemans yesterday at the Farmers
and Business Mems picnic In Hillsdale.
Homans Is the only Democratic can
didate for state ONCE who carried
Hillsdale county In q half century.
In referring to the recent Kelley
Osborn situation, Mr.. Hemans de-
clared that Osborn's position which
be has assumed as q radical reformer.
was the result Of courage. while
Kelley, now Michigan's lieutenant
covernor, and candidate for governor,
stood pat through loyalty to his party.
Amos Musselman declared that
state Affairs should be conducted sim
liar 10 q great business and that the
governor should occupy the position
e q president and the state legisla-
ture the board OF directors OF COM
many. He advocated business sys-
tenn in the clerical work Of state al
fairs and said the chiefs of depart
ments should make appointments
through conferences with the COVER
nor.
j. M. c. Smith, banker, attorney and
farmer and now the Charlotte candi-
date for the third Michigan congress
sional honors, declared himself pro-
eressive type OF Republican and OPP
posed to "standpatism" and Cannon
Ism"
washington Gardner, who has
already represented the district sew
erai terms. denied the existence or a
progressive element In the Repub-
iican party but insisted that Repuo-
1fcanism suggested progressiveism,
and the last congress was the most
progressive In the history OF the
nation.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
BOSTON COPPER SALES.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. Aug. is--Close; Foreign
buying was the feature of the wheat
market on Wednesday. France was
the leading buyer. although Liverpool
took some red wheat In Chicago. The
wheat crop OF France was short In
quantity and poor In quality. and II
will require the admixture OF lot OF
good American wheat to bring the
quality OF the -four up. Foreigners had
bids In nearly all the markets alons
the Atlantic coast as we'll as at Chi
cago and Duluth.
The market bids fair TO be an active
one for there II liberal selling by
farmers and liberal buying by foreign
ers. a condition which makes for lively
fluctuations. although prices are not
likely TO be permitted TO go far In
either direction. Heavy receipts and
increasing stocks will keep the trade
from getting too bullish. Southwest
ern are falling behind those OF a year
ago, but there II a big Increase In the
spring wheat movement
Wheat was quiet all day Cash lost
lie and September NC. The other fu-
lures lost &c, and later recovered H.
Corn declined &c. oats nc. and Glow
erseed i0c Beans gained Be.
Wheat Quotations-Cash No. 2 red.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
Warner BIights Everything
That Comes In His Path
CHASE $. OSBORN.

Alan eA--Aug-- 1S-=Wilh the
exception of former state Senator Ely
who was appointed by Governor War
ner to succeed Good Roads Earle
practically every active working Re-
publican in Gratiot county is support
Ing the candidacy OF Chase s. Os-
born, who .notored through Gratiot
yesterday under escort of ten auto
mobiles, the itinerary calling for ten
speeches closing with an evening
meeting In this city. Mr.. Osborn has
enjoyed a commanding lead In Ora
tot county FOR some time because
4 OF his newspaper support which In
clpdes the Gratiot County Herald, st.
Louis Leader, Alma Record and
Breckenridge American. This stand
4 ing was enhanced today by his per.
sopal visit and contact with hundreds
OF voters.
Ex-Congressman Darragh for many
years one OF the strongest political
6gures In Michigan was on the trip
and introduced MIR. Osborn to a large
crowd at Ashley.
Il supported Mr.. Warner two years
ago the same as Mr.. Osborn did aud /
don't think it Is up to the governor
to criticise those who do not desire
1t this time to worship at his politi-
cal shrine by supporting the admin
istraticn candidate. ! am not doing
It and know hundreds Of Gratiot
county Republicans who feel the same
way, said Mr. Darragh.
Ex-senator Giddings at another
stop referred in his introduction to
Mr. Osborn as 'the man the Repub-
lican party needs in this campaign
to clean house within itself and
spoke of the splendid public record
OF the 500 candidate.
81 In his Ithaca speech Mr.. Osborn
referred TO Governor Warner as the
political Upas of Michigan, blighting
everything with which he comes In
contact.
AT ithaca Mr. Osborn called atten-
ton to the cruel political treatment
/, the late Arthur Hill received at the
hands of the governor and his close
political cabinet, including the de-
posed Jackson warden VINO went to
Huntington to see the governor and
brought back the despicable, charges
that haze never, been proven, but
srficiert to break the proud spirit OF
Arthur Hill, himself heavy con-
tributor to the Warner campaign OF
1906. Mr.. Osborn Is telling his
crowds that Governor Warner Is now
out in the open for Kelley and from
now on the lines will be clearly
drawn between the administration
and himself.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19

end trade isiriy setiv:
A,s;ss-Nsw. 7socsi.ss per bu $40
s:ss..:-cgod .h,ppl,n;E stock. 'i.so
csssrs-Iiome. srown. i5@soc doA
Casiisewe.Isi.,5 per ba.
csss:ssMiiasS per s so, new. $50
isnc: old. lsc; York state. new. IL %
iSc: old, 10 u 20c; Ltmbnrger. new. l1t
0isc; old, 1sh @isc: brick. 10 Ole;
,%so sw's m n:w per- sd
Datss--Persian. 5gsc per ID: Fards.
Drss.sd Cslve.--chOice. ii9lihc
per 10 eHm%9n ns% Pr Gi0iso per Id:
California, S5c per box.
FresH getabIss-Cucumbsra $50
asc per doz;, lettuce, s6G7oc bu: head
IsaDS Toe ssr dos. per wa. Dq beams SsS
sreen peppers. sif662 per bu: water
cress, i5al25c per bu; turnips. soc per
peas, si'aS per bui young onions. lave
' csIsfornIs Fruits-Pears. ,sQaaS
per box; plams. ssgsIs per box
s rsgss i. s' per Box. per 0o1' peaches
Gpspes~beiawares. sa7S0s per box
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
new. sIs9 1850; No. . timothy, SIS b
1880; clover. mixed. s1s0l66o; rye
straw, s75o@s; wheat and oat straw,
Ss5oG7. Loose hay from farmers
frs% sisS al 's ss to Guy
Hides-No. i cured. loc; No. green.
Sc: No. 1 cured bulls. &c: No. ! green.
&c; No. cured kip, ioMe: No. green;
green n: Sc; No. i cured. calf. ItMe; No.
I green. isc per ID; horse hides. No. !.
$3.50: No. z. $3.50: sheepskins. as to
wool, IS dr75c: No. . hides. lc on: kip
an Hoasy-Fancy white. Is9i7c; am
Der, ia&1Ic: extracted. 1890 per ID.
Huckleberrtes-$t per bu
Messinas. :sgs,sse per box box
per case; watermelons. 20 % 40c each;
Gems sGg7Sc Rss basket. q ssr o ossss $3.50
on spps ss oo. ..iiS$$5os per- per- 81 SsA'
Onion.-Southern. ;ibo0l.so per
sack. $3.50 per Dbl: Spanish. $50 per
ors.ses-california valencias. ss.75
~PiSesp,Ie.-Floridas. ss.6o@4 crate.
Peaches-white. clings. 26@S0c per
1-6 bu basket
per Dbl: common, ss5o@s per Dbl.
Plums-$1. 1922 per bu =.
Potato>s-scuthern. 3s-7s per Dbl; 81
per sack.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1ec; hens. l44
1AMc: old roosters. s0l0c: ducks. 800
ossatoes-Home-s grown. n.7s&2 per
TaiIow--No. /. exc; No. 2. 6%c 10:
WooI-Medium. unwashed. lS92lc;
fine unwashed. l4@16c per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
Townsend Explains His
Position on 'CannoniSm'

IONIA, Mich, Aug. 1S.--In a speech
In the courthouse square in this city
last night. Congressman Townsend de-
fined his position on Cannonism. His
remarks were made In reply to the
statement of the Detroit Free Press
and Journal that he praised Speaker
Cannon several years ago.
II then said" declared Mr.. Towns.
end, that I had the highest esteem
and regard for Mr.. Cannon. did not
hesitate to say these things. | have
The same personal regard for Mr..
Cannon today that had then. He
fan't the Issue; neither Is Mr.. Aldrich
The things they stand for make up
1ho issue. !.
II have drawn the distinction be
tween Cannon and Cannonism and
Aldrfch and Aldrichism from a hun
6red platforms In the state during this
cnmpaien. I have as many times
anid that I had no objection TO Mr.
Cannon or Mr.. Aldrfch personally, but
Uhnt I have protested against is their
>oouun1ng to dictate what Michigan
hall "a and have. don't believe 4,
~ nGeo9oary to 60 TO either Illinois
~ Rhode Island for what Michigan
noe6a. early took the position in
congross that would vote with
Dnooleor Cannon when I thought he
Ne right and against him when
1hou9ht he was wrong. This position
A maintained throughout the heated
8cutosts over the rates.
'Th0se two newspapers are agains,
~ beoanse the political machine In
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The convention of Hudson motor
car statesmen was closed Wednesday
evening with a dinner at the Pont
chartrain and a theater party to the
Temple. At the dinner addresses
were made by the officers in charge
of the advertising and sales depart
menus. Tuesday evening the visitors
were entertained at dinner In Klenks
Lighthouse Inn.
At the meeting Of the creditors OF
the Brown Hotel Co.,, operating the
Charlevoix hotel, befcre Referee Da,
yock, Thursday evening, committee
consisting of II. H. Wall, E. G. Wasey
and A. II. Covert was appointed to
represent the creditors In making an
audit Of the accounts of the hotel
The election Of the trustee was post
poned until Sept. z.
A story is current emanating from
a brokerage office In Chicago to the
effect that the reorganization Of the
General Motors which has been under
consideration for some time would
take place very soon. In local auto
nOUllt anu HuduCldl ClTClcS no COZ
flrmation Of the report was possible
and 1t is not generally believed that
the Chicago house made a particular
ly timely guess.
The executive committee of the
Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Co
returned Wednesday night from their
trip of inspection to the properties
OF the company. They report that
everything at all their plants is in
excellent shape and are highly graft
fed with the outlook. AS a result OF
this trip, expenditures will be au-
thorized for enlargement and exten.
sions 10 the various plants that will
cost over a million dollars. The i'm.
provements will take about year
for completion and will add great
deal of the efficiency Of the output OF
the company.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
DEERFTELD FARMER is
MYSTERIOUSLY MISSING
Clyde Robinson Vanished From MS
Home Last Saturday and No Trace
IL Found Of Him.


Home Last Saturday and No Trace
10 Found Of Him.
DEERFIELD, Mich, Aug. Is
Clyde Robinson, about "a, son OF the
late Carl Robinson, well-to-do and
highly -esteemed farmer. who resided
PIP miles south of here, mysterious
ly left his home Saturday morning,
and nothing can be learned as to his
present whereabouts.
1t was observed by his wife that he
acted strangely the morning he left
home, as she supposed, for work
threshing. He would give no definite
response to her queries In regard to
dinner and other matters.
As he passed the house OF a neigh
Dor he was asked to stop and collect
some money due him on a threshing
Job, but he paid no attention to this.
II was later learned that he boarded
street car at Riga, s miles from
here.
Some think that he left home while
in a fit of dependency. He took with
him his revolver and a bicycle. His
wife has returned to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Howard. of Peters
burg.