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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-14

Rev. H l.. Grain pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, will represent the
Saginaw Presbytery at Alpena. where
he will conduct the service of installation
establishing the pastoral relation be-
tween Rev. E. Webber and the Pres
byterian church of that city, Rev.
Grain will also speak at a Banquet in
that city Friday evening Of this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-14
VIOLIN, PIANO and ORCHESTRA

| have at Prof. Schroeder's request
taken up the violin, piano and orches-
ira work left by him here, anyone
wishing instructions on either instru-
ment will find me, Thursdays, at F.
L. McConkey's, 523 Gratiot avenue.
Bell phone 2O5.
Yours for business,
LENNA BELLE CAMFIELD.
Graduate Detroit Conservatory, 1905.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-14

r. Carter to L. A. Baker and
wife, pit Sc, sec 10, Pine River $500
F. Meyer and wife to J. Jackson
and wife, pit NV, sec 10, St.
Louis ...................... 900
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-14
REMOVES 70 HOLLAND
Popular Secretary and !. Treasurer of
st. Louis Sugar Factory Re-
CeiVeS Promotion

1t is learned with great regret by
the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. c. Hubbard that they are soon to
move TO Holland, where Mr.. Hubbard
has accepted the position of secretary
and treasurer of the newly organized
sugar company, in which the St. Louis
company and Holland company have
united and the general office will be
at Holland.-St. Louis Independent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-14

Miss Gould of the city school left
Tuesday for Whitehall where she
went to attend the wedding of her
brother. Miss Leontine Messenger
has charge OF her German classes and
Miss Gretta Bagley her Latin classes
during her absence.
The evening world., 1911-12-14
What the Internal Bath
Is Doing for Humanity

Under OUT present mode OF living
De large intestine Tor colony cannot
ut lid Of all the waste that II accumu-
.Jates-so il clogs up and then bilious
nsss. constipation Is the result. and
that lack Of desire to do. to work. to
think.
This waste in the colon. a. we all
know. is extremely poisonous. and il
n~eglected, the blood takes up the
poison and brings on countless very
serious diseases-appendicitis is directly
caused by the waste in the colon.
II the colon is kept clean and pure
you will always feel bright and capable
-never blue and nervous-always up
70 "concert-pitch."
There is just one Internal Bath
which will keep the colon as sweet
and clean as Nature demands. it to be
toe perfect health-that 10 the J.. B.
L. Cascade.
Many Thousands are using Il and
doctors prescribing it with great sue
Gees I'll over the world. 1t is now being
shown aud explained by all Riker Drug
stssss in New York and Brooklyn.
Ask for Booklet why Man OF To-day
Il Only SO % Efficient.
The evening world., 1911-12-14
HE'LL Be Jusr1cs.uEAueR.
willisa Morris, EiecssA 90 Msaiei-
pat Court, Keeps Tammany JeS.

After Jan. I william Morris will bs
both a Municipal Court Justice and Q
Tsmmany district leader. At the last
election Morris. who IL Tammany lead
or Of the T~hirty-hfth Assembly Dis
triot, IN the Bronx. was elected Num-
cipai Court Justice. II was expected
he would resign his leadership upon
taking ONCE. but this IL not to be %.
In the annual reorganization OF TAM
many Hall Morrds's name Is to be re-
tanned. It 10 explained that no man
suitable to the powers In urteen th
street has been found In the district
10 take Morris's place. Morris will be
the only Justice-ieader In the greater
city.
The evening world., 1911-12-14
CHOP SUEy RIOT
ENDS IN CAPTURE
Of BATTLING EIGHT
Policeman Donnellan Bitten on
the Thumb and Then
Thrown Downstairs.
CHUM FOLEY GOT HIS.
And the Two Policemen Were
Locked Up Just Like
r. the Others.
CHUM FOLEY GOT HIS.

NJ counting material witnesses.
thefo were eight who rode last night
n - patrol wagon to the Adams street
puGss station. Brooklyn. from the bat
.sssA wreck Of Kitty Gees Chinese hash
hoass at No. 80 Smith stret-two wom-
a ed three men who had just come
ersa p~sssenting a loving cup to T. Nc
Cann. vice-preadent OF tho Emmett
o.. Across the street. and " police
- who left their uniforms outside
~ osrasd their conversation with
~ into the restaurant.
~ roll call this morning before
s;MoAOerNts Reynolds. IN the Adams
suooe court consequently included the
1doUwAng names:
~ ONsai. twenty-five. Of No. ns
.Asos street.
0anry o'Nsa,. twsnty-three. Of No. $40
0uDuo street.
I1saSeeh Martin. twsnty-eisht. Of No.
" 1aatto street
Nome Brown. twenty-five. Of No. III
NunkA street.
In Harris. twsnty-sAght. Of No. 14s
Fuo1pn street.
heorgs Wilson. t~wenty-four. Of No.
~ Etghth avenue: floor manager st
- Emmett Club racket
Huoepsman John Foley. thirtytwo. Of
~. IN Dean street
Policeman Richard DonellAn. twenty
n. a No. l1s Bond street.
EVERYBODY Wa sore. Donsuan showSd
ths NAgistrats The remains Of hts
tkmb. He accused Hsu$s a biting
4 yessy sxhfbtted . cut Jaw. n q
lvoa Q charge Of asssult against WA
a.. Utey 0ss sad she couldn't bring
~ ssotAurant because shsrs wesn'<
nengA Of Il Isft.
~leaGastrsts Reynolds. aftss hstsudns
- Policeman roisy's sorrowfua story
Z bsang hit on me Jaw With . eiaM By
Geergs Wilson. held me latter In U.ooo
sbo9 Tue remainder Of ne merry.
Funnssss, seven In all. were held In t1ce
I'm each. The sight Chop 0usyatsa
~ . examined tomorrow.
o0oGRED THE FATAL NAM
eUNoER STEAK.
Asesr the pleasant oocaston u the
lnnst Club. I'VE a the party went u
- 0ss emporium. Some ordered chop
suav; others ordered hamburgsr Win
Q1oaA Il was late. anyway. Then,
-noeaeding to Harris. Wilson and Nine
a. Foley and Donsllan came IN. not
hong taken for policemen and not aet'
sag Nike policemen.
NJ ofncers. che witnesses say, -
X onother table and began what 4
Known ~ passing rsrpsyks." Donsllar
D'Upesd - rsnectingz Vbon any psrsol
who would eat onions. Finally. say
HasPis. ~ tho cops were about to de
part thsy fingered Just long enough
= mats n remark too many.
u was q bhthesome scrap while 1
laGtsd. Dousllan v declared to hav'
pulSod his gun. after which somebody
SDuDod by throwing him down thu
GnAp0. Another snthusdast threw . glas
that caught Foley OF the Jaw. Table
Wun2 over. chairs levitated. dishes an,
GVurwers ciattsred musicaliy and tn
SsonGinG unkis OF broken window pane
We heard now and anon.
Il took three policemen and . ssr
nennt to separate the combatAnts-
0ergt. Charles West and PolicemeI
JohA Gardiner. Henry Nugent an
0eor0e Brennan-and by that time ii
Voaco looked Hike the Chinese quarter Q
IAN FrNndsco after the earthquake.
west and his forces rounded up tn
GtayS Of the occasion and gathered In
1oW more members Of the Emmett Gu
- witnesses. The loving CUP va ne
Aeourt.
The evening world., 1911-12-14

U.s., 8 !;:::: !i I;I'! !:''ii; 'sli;;::
The evening world., 1911-12-14

JUNIORS SUIT DEP'TS. In Both Stores.
Girls Plush Goats, satin lined. Full
length model. Size e to "a years. 1900
value 1850
Girls Wool School Dresses Of Serge or
Plaid fabrics. Various models. Size 8 to
IA years. $50 to 7..o
AsDs.. value $50 to 1850
Girls Rainproof Capes with hood. Size
6to "a years. 3.7S
The evening world., 1911-12-14

WOMEN'S COAT DEP"TS. IN Bot. Stores.
Long Goats Of Broadcloth and Vicuna,
lined with satin or broadcloth. $500
. vaue $3.50
Evening Wraps Of Velveteen, MORE
trimmed. $500
value $500
The remaining stock of higher priced
Theatre and Opera Wraps at greatly re-
duced prices.
The evening world., 1911-12-14
FUR DEPARTMENTS. 4. Dol. Stores,

FUR DEPARTMENTS. n Bon Stores.
Black Pony Skin Coats with deep shawl
collar, brocade silk lining. 81 inches long.
1850
Caracul Coats With deep roll collar and
cuffs. Plain or brocaded silk lining. 5000
Marmot Coats with shawl collar and
cuffs. Full length. 500
Hudson Seal Coats with deep roll COL
Lar, plain or brocade silk lining. 81 inches
long. 1900
Blended Squirrel Coats with shawl col.
lar and cuffs. Full length. 1880
Black Fox Muffs. 1000
Black Fox Scarfs. 16. 60
Natural Raccoon Muffs .......16. 60
Natural Raccoon Scarfs. ......... Go
Blue Wolf Muffs. oso
Blue Wolf Scarfs ............ $50
The herald., 1911-11-23
ARTICLE III.

To construct, purchase, lease or other
wise acquire, maintain and operate tunnels,
Sluces reservoirs, and bitches, for mining
irrigation, and transportation purposes ; al
50 to purchase, lease or otherwise acquire
lands, mills. mill sites, tunnel sites, build
ingS, machinery power houses pumping
plants pump machinery, dump rights, ditch
rights, fumes, pipes pipe lines private rail
ways private tramWays, private roads
easements, franchises, and licenses; also to
purchase, construct, lease or otherwise &C
quire, operate, and maintain electric light
Ing and power plants buildings, maChin-
cry appliances and equipments appertain-
Ing thereto. To purchase, construct lease
or otherwise acquire, operate, and main
Ia telegraph and telephone lines for the
transmission OF messages and sound by cleo
tricity to furnish gas, water, electricitv
power, heat, and light for mining milling
agricultural, domestic, and other uses and
purposes, and 10 sell, lease, or dispose OF
the same 10 such persons, or CORPORATIONS
and for such price or prices and on such
terms and conditions as 10 this corpora tion
may seem proper; TO develop, sell, store,
contract Tor, and generally deal in and
dispose or 10 such persons or corporations
and for such price or prices, and on such
terms and conditions as to this CORPORA
ton may seem proper, electrical and other
power Tor the generation, distribution and
supply or electricity for mining, heating,
ana power purposes; TO purchase, lease or
otherwlse acquire, construct, and m2inta in
plants Tor the purpose OF extracting val
treat, refine, extract, reduce, crush, cal
cine, smelt, concentrate, and manipulate
all Kinds OF ores, minerals. and metalifer-
Gus substances with view 10 obtaiping
therefrom gold, silver, tin, lead, copper,
iron and other metals, combination OF
metals or other valuable substances with
a view to preparing the same for market,
GENERALLY to engage in mining, smelling
reducing, crushing, refining, milling treat
ing, assaying, and selling minerals and ores
OF all Kinds, classes, and descriptions. To
ouy, sell, manufacture, and generally deal
In machinery, blasting powder, and high
explosives Of every description, fuses. CABS
implements, candles, and cOnyenences suit
able Tor use in connection with mining
and metaliurgical operations. To purchase
lease or otherwise acquire lands for the
purpose or erecting thereon office build.
lngs, plants, workshops, dwelling houses.
warehouses, stores, hotels, and other build
lngs In connection with the foregoing pur-
poses; and generally TO do and perform all
lungs convenient, requisite and necessary
clared purposes;
The herald., 1911-11-23
ARTICLE ".

me capital stock of this corporation is
hereby nhed at the sum OF one million
lSl,OOo,OOO) dollars, divided into and rem.
resented by one hundred thousand shares
OF the par value Of ten $4,000 dollars
each. Said stock shall be paid for in
cash, or property, or in service. rendered.
as called FOR by the board OF directors, As
snaIl hereinafter be provided for by the
BOARD OF directors, such Of the said stock
as may be determined by the purchasers
ana al the board Of directors, and paid for
c ~ easn, may De guaranteed Jointly by the
corporation and trust, or other banking
cooperating, hereafter to be selected by the
BOARD OF directors to the purchasers, by a
deposit with such trust or banking cor.
poratlon by the corporation OF the pro.
PORTION OF the amount paid for the stock
lor me account Of the stock so guaranteed.
ana Tor term of years, as hereafter nro'
vlded by the board OF directors. which
viii, VIII; compromising interest upon such de-
post, equal the amount Of the purchasers
subscription In the given number of wears
10 40 stockhoider shall be liable for any
DEBT or obligation of the corporation fur.
Iner than their unpaid subscription TO nh.
capital STOCK. This corporation shall be-
gin business as soon as i've hundred 150Ol
shares shall have been subscribed for. '"
The herald., 1911-11-23
ARTICLE V.

All the corporate powers of said cOrpO-
ration shall be vested in and exercised by
the board of directors to be composed of
four stockholders, to be elected annually on
the first Monday of each year.
Elections shall be by ballot at the Office
r9f said corporation, under the supervision
OF one commissioner to be appointed by the
president.
Notice of such election shall be given by
publication three times in ten days prior to
date of such election in one of the news
papers published in the city of New Orleans
Each share OF stock shall entitIe its owner
to one vote in person or by proxy and the
majority of votes shall elect.
Any vacancies occurring among the d-
rectors by death, resignation or otherwise
shall be filled by election for the remainder
OF the year by the remaining directors. A
failure 10 elect directors on the date above
specified shall not dissolve the corporation
but the directors then in office shall remain
in office until their successors are elected
and they shall, as soon as possible, cause
an election to be- held, after giving ten days
notice thereof, as above provided
Two directors shall constitute a quorum
Tor the transaction of business; and the
board OF directors shall at their first meet
lng Following each annual election, elect
one or their number to be president, and
another TO be vice-president, and third to
be secretary.
The board of directors may appoint from
time To time such officers, clerks agents or
other employees as may be necessary for
the proper management of the business of
the company; they may make and amend
or alter such bylaws, rules and regulations
Tor the management of the business of the
corporation and generally do all things nee
eSsafy ana proper TO its interests.
The herald., 1911-11-23
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

Emile Lame VS.. Algiers Railway &
Light Company-$2,O 900 damages for
personal injuries. G. ]. Untreiner, at
torney.
Emile Lame, who was run over by
a street car at Newton and Webster
streets, Algiers, sued the Algiers Rail-
way & Light Company for $4,000 dam
ages. The petitioner AYERS that he
was crossing the street when he was
run over, due to the gross careless
ness of the motorman, and that as a
consequence his hearing has been per
manently impaired.
Succession of Polite Saunders, will
w. J. and p. f. Hennessey, attor-
neys.
Polite Saunders, by his will, probat-
ed yesterday, leaves to his wife, Rose
Parker, widow of Chris Henderson.
half of his estate. and the other half
he leaves TO the children of his
brother, Polar Saunders, of st. Mary
parish. The will is also in the nun.
cupative form by public act, and dated
The herald., 1911-11-23
=1-Hw0(l


Leave this abode of the dead" said
Fatima in a sepulchral voice. 'or
will drag you with me to Tartarus."
That would please me greatly" re-
piled the voice inside. by coming
here i have put myself in an unpleas.
ant position. A girl told me that IL !
would occupy this place till morning
she would marry me. | refused; then,
lest she should think me cowardly, !
came. brought my bed with me and
drove away two fools ] found here.
Now / suppose / shall have to marry
this girl. l would prefer going With
you to Tartarus."
There was silence for a few mo-
ments. then Fatima gave q sob, then
a laugh. and Bismillah, who knew
from the first 1t was she. sprang from
the cot he occupied. took her In his
arms and checked her sobs and her
laughter with kisses.
Then, taking up his bed. he carried
it, walking home beside her.
There wasn't any trouble about her
choosing lover after that The two
other suitors took back seat, and
Bismillah occupied the only front one.
Getting Near to Nature.
1t was not always perfectly clear at
first thought just what Ben Gallon
meant when he spoke. The best a
nearer could do was to guess at the
most obvious meaning and let it go at
that. In the matter of captive moose,
which belonged to Ben. the doctor fol-
lowed this course The moose was
undoubtedly sick, and veterinary had
been summoned to attend him. Ben
went out to the pen to assist the doc
tor.
"Is he mortal, doc?, asked Ben with
extreme concern.
Are you asking If he is sick?' haz-
arded the doctor.
Sure" replied Ben, "only I meant
is he goin' to die from it,"
'Tts too soon to tell you YETI re-
piled the doctor. "but he has pneumo-
mia pretty badly"
Ben's eyes grew round with surprise.
Pneumonia in his experience had been
confined to humankind.
why. doc" he burst out. does n
moose have features like a grown Der
sonr-Youth's Companion.
The herald., 1911-11-23

thecate mortgage and pledge the same.
either in bulk or in plot or other subdi-
any and all lands acquired by said com
pany: to erect, build. construct and to
contract for the building. constructing and
erecting of dwellings, hotels. flats, apart
ment- houses theatres, parks. or other places
of amusement or entcrtainme and to
operate, lease. mortgage or sell the same,
and generally to do a real estate business
in all its details. for itself and as agents
for others: to act as agents for assurance
companies whether local or foreign, and
TO do general insurance business on life,
fire. marine and burglary risks, etc, as
agents under the laws of the state Of
Louisiana. also to engage in the business
of general contracting and as agents for
bonding and surety companies and TO do
all things not herein expressed. but coin
cident or germain To any Of the foregoing
lines Of business or trade
The herald., 1911-11-23
At the Chauffeurs' School.

At the Chauffeurs' School.
Nov, sir" said the examiner. Sup
pose you were climbing a steep hill
and your power should suddenly give
out and the car begin to slide back
ward In the direction of a precipice.
What would you do frstw
I'D yell for an ambulance and tele-
graph my wife where to find my acct
dent insurance policy" said the pupil
-Harper's Weekly.
The herald., 1911-11-23
THE herald
ARTICLE III.

The objects and purposes for which said
corporation Is established are hereby de
clared 10 be: to conduct the business of
acting as agent and broker in effecting fire,
life, or marine insurance and all other
kinds of insurance for any person. firms or
corporations TO act as agent of any and
all insurance, casualty or surety companies
in the transaction of Insurance business in
all its branches and generally To do and
perform all things connected with the in
Surance business
The herald., 1911-11-23
ARTICLE V.

All the corporate powers of the said cor
pordtion shall be. vested in and exercises
oy board of directors, composed OF moi
,ess imam nve or more than seven stock,
oDd Tua ~ De elected annually on the sec.
Sna tuesday In January OF each year
ouL tne nrst election shall be on the sec,
ond Tuesday in January, 1913, and Inc
IN Scs 6 nefeIn1 thsI named shall remain
successors shall have been selected AM
quallhed. All such elections shall he b1
OalIot, and shall be conducted ar the ofHcs
al ane corporation under the superinten.
uence OF three stockholders who shall ACT
as commissioners, and who shall he 81
pointed by the board OF directors. Ter
lays prior notice of each election shall
i E t Even ~ daily newspaper published
0,rIeans. Zach stakeholder shall be en-.
LUZ bitLsu 10 one H3te for each share of stock
n neI oy MIN, either in person or by PROV.
aotas e1 tn STOCK holder may cast eli Of his
s so1es Ior one Individual, or may divide the
same among several individuals, as such
stockhoider may desire; provided THAT No
lIractl0nal vote shall be counted or con.
bigboSt me seven persons receiving the
uIsnest NUMBER OF votes, shall constitute
the board of directors for the ensntne
seii, ana shall at once assume their no,
sinn as such, and shall serve and con.
hsxs hen ,n once aS until their successors shall
reetors, as above specified, shall NOT dis.
soIve the corporation but the hoard ns
uievtor ssnal continue to act until an
eIeetlon Shall be held, which shall be as
s soon as may be after the ten days' no.
inS as above provided. Vacancies occur
ing In the said board from any cans.
whatsoever, shall be filed by the ramain'
ing directors. Four directors shall con.
s.itute quorum for the transaction OF
any business. The said board of direc.
TORS TORS at Its first meeting following the cleo.
t bnn eacn year, shall elect from its num-
per a president, a vice-president, a Sec
rotary and a treasurer. The hoard sSeII
also appoint, from time to time, and dis.
a. Hiss nsS. at pleasure such officers, clerks.
d dsemuS ana other employees as they NAV
deem necessary for the business and nur.
pose OF said corporation, and NAV MAKE
ana establish, as well as amend and sIter
an bylaws, rules and reguIations reoni,
s sue Ior the support and management of
s she corporation. Said board of directors
ona an nave the power and authority to
carry INTO effect and to execute the pur.
poses and objects for which this corpora.
ZION s is formed, and as hereinaboye sneci.
ned, and to do all thing. necessary and
appropriate to this end. "Nu
The herald., 1911-11-23
ARTICLE ".

The capital stock of said corporation is
hereby fixed at ten thousand dollars. in one
hundred shares of one hundred dollars
tS1OO.OOD each which shall be- paid for in
as the board of directors may order: or it
may be issued at not less than par in pay
ment for labor actually done or property
actually received, or the property of inSur-
ance agencies or business or other rights
acquired by the corporation This corpo-
ration shall be going concern as soon as
three thousand dollars (S3.OO0.0OD of its
capital stock shall have been subscribed
The herald., 1911-11-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

ST. Denis Villere, owner and builder
repairs, Patterson and Elmira; $40.
p. ]. Hymel, owner and builder, re.
pairs, COS Wagner; $780,
The herald., 1911-11-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. William S. Whelan to John p.
Brechtel, three lots, Whitney, Evelina,
Eliza and LeBoeuf; 500, terms
Woulfe.
The herald., 1911-11-23

f ana, OF The "orEoratios shan
i'''| ahi hnaiF l.guidstSsdH all ha,.

AFFAIRS ~ the aorUor,tio,
'i1idated. ua's +.
AFrIcLE VIII
No Stockh",i"r shall or,.
.. reSpou~I'." Tor iba c' be hsA
81 9aia corporation in tracts Or !.
tnan the unpaid balance any furth.. q
of stock owned bv him ue on The
Iier' lhivrMaii'r in orps,,.no nor sh,1
enecs of rendering "a hllatiOn h. I
PIE 't!on' the am,uuf stoekhOId.'
OF Oh JonH'i.ng this char. On BIZ
ARTICLE TX
Ne. Messr$ Charles Koblno
Meyer. George y. Voitiern lmneyer, !.
ana James L. Jergnes sbs,r Charles -
serve rs the FIRST 5pard 90 !, constitr.
corporation; wiki CharIa. uirectOrs ~ 7
president. .harieS RalDev hohlne,.,
GI,eoTSe O. No!ti-r as sec,o as Vice-prssI,
+. feFSu"S as treasures cary and Is.
~ ms nv. zone ana passed n -
..e .t'S OF NeW Orleans, ato.y o..
month and yer "a at,oresald ~
presence OF MoSsrs BeniaUarneSaid h
and ooNePH I,alS, witnesse, ~ T. n;
residing in this parish, ~ Oh lawn \
Ih'ir names win the saI SHo have ~
me- notary, after due readin.s ppeares !
lSlEneii }. +. Vergnes VI u. ~
Gecrse q. Eoijier, 125 s5ars. l& So
shares Witnesses slgnerJnIS ,Rsinst
do, JOS. Dalv. eu' BEN. + :
LawIs r. GRAHAy y, =
l hereby certify that N.
true and correct copy OF :, iOregOia, :.
IN Incorporation u the ssn Origin \
Company Of CaTaca and SfT E,ss
co. on ME, 10 my notariaI Ia,sn1lahul, n
LEWIS Il. GRAHAM Ns
/, the undersigned. raoo,..
cages, in and for the nar;cSer Of \.
state OF Louisiana. do here's. sot 0rss
the above aud foregoing ac9 eertt J
ton Of the San Jose MIMI % Oh h@ns
and Chihuahua. Mexico, was -. 20; o. On
recorded In my Office, in hooS , lns Day +,
Ne" Orleans. November 4 iySi, toLh
tSignedI EMILE isll
nov . 10 % 80 dec : IA NiRO, D I
The herald., 1911-11-23
CREDIT SALES.

Industrial Homestead to William H
Ward, lot, Belleville. Alix, Vallette and
Pelican avenue; $4,000, mortgage
Dreyfous.