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Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-04

cnange enecteo' NO olsaniAa ~
Not at ali. on the contrary!
Much cleaner.
Two answered yes. One mo.
II. .. Are mon Of higher character
candidates for Officer
NOT IN !nls CITY. e Hds usua e. y, a .s.ss
the pest csA1sns Aol y "a -, s.re
last COUNCIL Or Two u1uos euS w S1e =
Fosslply not nAve 1iways - -.
t vs.y Saps1Alo enen
CITY on1ce. s.,,.e+s
p - ,,t III - liz Io,,,sS ~ nartv
neoplc wleuoul oelne So1 az
tee elfil1lsee eue "eaA <'Ao S''oo'o s'-e
strUns' 49, ,,,,~,. =,
~ x,o - sas....srs.sS, 20 =,
50 through three 11sasreeante t Hm-
- - ~ -, ~ ols@,
lt ~ 1890, Ig,tioI, T. uarx az
,;.za1 n,S -, 80 ,,sar sra NOT RI
l,e ha5 - ~, saIarv w1iIe at tha same
~ In, n~ tbe 1a+tsr is too ar,ail to com
lime liz ne tst ~ for ear+ ~ their
one answered mo" One YES"
-
.ao.;.i 80 y xI.t e fnr .sr.c;si Ino~.
iedoe of finance. Of hiuhways, Of build
;no or densrfn1enfal work in charities
fire department, water works, stc.7
Not necessarily-tne people nave
simply elected gooo, plaln. honest ousl-
ness men.
a few are, but -generaHy sucn spe.
c1ad1sts commend peter salaries anu
Longtime posltlons; tnIs - Ole % ING
weak points IN the WnoIc system hs
the former heads o. departmenss' IKE
hre and police cnleI, cannol pc dls-
pensed Win ana t nereioIe Tue cily Ias
TO pay their salarles ano .1 IN auul' -,
those OF commissioners. quite often u
competent.
Not mandatory unoer law, Out men
fitted for certain POSITIONS are asslsne 20
to them; anlnues are consioereo Wy
voters IN tnis resPcct a.
There is a decided tendency IN That
vhich m i be renedied by amend
ment. The successful candidates are
assigned to departments after election
py votlns eacn o.ne ASot au''e
sa u. aa ..,n.n
oHe ans"
III. 2. Is tnere ereater ano more
direct responsibility upon members Of
+he n,unicinal council7
rig
There is in one wsy. but It can be
pushed on 10 the snouide1s OF = NUM-
e eSs Thev act autocratic. and com
n1aints do not move them much. nei-
tI,ar snpeestions. unless thew come
lru v,,.l Iasol1.as, =, .I1o sat.,p -
ar;as for 7Y,erforminr their duties and
tha nress has impressed the Thought
If anv laxitv is manifast even in the
SMALLEST details. They are-both of
thern-ever con the fob"
Yes The councilnaan in charge Of
dana rfment is held dfrectly responsi-
HE for that denartnnent. This is a
great step in advance.
So claimed. but not sustained by the
Yes the responsibility is fixed and
direct.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-04

e v ~ s 4 ~ .e g
n =
= -
IA 1900 ~. q, s.,ss9;ss
ss,s,s = -
<szre,ss 80 ~ ~,,esst.s
eese,, snfS vfc1, cost s,.<.{5,ss 49,,
Saving In street and pubic fmprove<
ments atone on paving contrasts
49,. - SV g g
In ~ $500 ~ y III - RAvpoz s1o
~ .,s1+. S,,tas. ausay ~ e1e.ss ou.
LIE aese1ss = nlany ta11aes -
= ~. s,,~~,.x.xz 4v.-v .s,xs j.
A,,n4her seV s,sS e q. al ls....s ~
e -. - --.'<e'
q Dos a.ch ,,,er,l,.. ',s -. ,.,ur;r;.
-ss- - -. -. y,
Pal eounes. Owe ms fuiI time g tne
work Of adsninistration7
Practically 80
Reouired To- but does not
One OF them gives All az his time:
the Others have ha,ejneas ~ their own.
and devote nav. aS,oe.f three fous.f11s
81 their ffnaA Ia yns1ifcfr,al 1ousiness.
All that is needed.
No. for You cannot expect business
men of ability ia ~ .alone with the
above saiaries. nor 4 there enough
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-04

change effected. No organizations to
corrupt voters.
Not at ali. on the contrary!
Much cleaner.
Two answered "Yes'. One NO" =
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-04

dent suppose there was very
much difference among these farm
neighbors Of mine. as small boys, in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-04

~. .. Are the salaries Of the may
or and aldermen larger under this form
than before?
Yes. Under the old combined $1,000.
Under the new $4,000.
Yes. Mayor $4,000; counci1men ST.
800; used to be only 5000 a year.
Before aldermen received 800 per
year, ten Of them-and did nothing.
Commissioners number i've and devote
all time to city business; saving on
grating alone in police administra-
ton amounted to $1,000 first year.
Salaries of mayor and four commits
sioners total 50, 700.
Yes, the mayor gets 81, 800 and ev-
cry commissioner $500 a year, we
remember right, while formerly the
mayor got about $500 and the al
dermen 500 each.
One answered Yes
=. Has theirs been sreaAer resultinu
economy II the administration Of tka
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-02

Mrs. b. +. Hall was a Grand Rapids
visitor Monday.
Mrs. +. 4. Barnard was an Ionia
visitor, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Trail was guest OF Green
Vile friends Tuesday.
Miss Mae Wilson is in the city from
Detroit visiting relatives.
Mrs. s. l.. Wight was Grand Rap
ids visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Palmer Fales left last Friday
for her home i'm Portland, Oregon.
w. Z. Little and Mason Burns made
a business trip TO Dighton, Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Benedict and son,
Nathaniel arrived from Chicago, Tues
day and are guests of his brother w. !.
Benedict.
Mrs. Della Wright returned Monday
from short visit at Bridgman, Michi-
gan. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Sue Cans of Peru, In
diana who will visit with her for a few
weeks.
John Greenop is now settled in his
new home on Washington street, pur-
chased from III. III. Belding. The dec
orators have putthe interior in excellent
shape, and hot water heating system
has been installed.
News has been received here Of the
death of Mrs. w. III. Kindred, wife of
a former pastor of the Church of Christ
at its organization, which occurred in
Enid, Oklahoma last week. Mr..
Kindred is in Evangelistic work in the
West.
w. /. Benedict has enlarged the
capacity of his sales room at his drug
store very much, he has removed the
partition which formed DR.. DORIS office
giving him much needed floor space for
his large stock of stationary and holt
day goods.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-02
Short Aems of Interest Re
Latins to the Town and lis
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

Harry j. Council was a Grand Rap
ids visitor Tuesday.
Daniel Wilson went TO Moseley
Tuesday, for few days visit with his
daughter.
Ezra n. Cole has sold his farm north
and west OF the city to Frank o. Beck
with of Lansing.
Mesdames w. p. Hetherington and
f. A. Washburn were Grand Rapids
visitors, Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Hammond was taken to
Grand Rapids, Monday for treatment
in the Daniel hospital.
Sid Washburn has entered the Ferris
Institute at Big Rapids and is taking
course in that popular school.
Mrs. Lovisa Corwin of Cassopolis is
spending few days in this city the
guests of her neice, Mrs. p. ID. Werts.
George Dickens returned TO his home
in Macomb, Tuesday, after a visit of a
few days with his sister, Mrs. w. ID.
Bigley.
Mrs. +. A. Hudson returned TO her
home in Grand Rapids, Tuesday, after
a few days visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. ID. jerks.
Mrs. &. Daugherty returned TO her
home at Cadillac, Tuesday, after spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs.
Levi Edison.
Mrs. w. II. Kennedy went to Ionia,
Wednesday TO visit her daughter, who
is just convalescing from severe attack
of pneumonia.
Mrs. A. J. Westerland, who has been
spending couple of weeks with her
Mrs. Wess Porter, left for her
home Tuesdy.
Art Mccoy, Leopold Krupp and
Louis Daller left Monday for Kenneth,
in the Upper Peninsula, where each
hopes To capture couple of deer.
Evidently the wild geese knew what
was coming in the shape of weather
and were making for warmer chimes
couple of weeks earlier than usual.
II. A. Briggs of Saginaw, is the new
ticket agent Mt the Pere Marquette de-
pot Mr.. Chambers, we understand is
no longer connected with the company
Mrs. Catherine Morse went To Grand
Rapids, Tuesday, To see her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Sanborn who is in hospital
there. She was accompanied by her
son Orlo.
The parties who tore down the sign
across the road from Charles Murray's
shop on Halloween night had better
replace the same at once as they are
known. This will save trouble and
expense.
All the school teachers in the city
left Wednesday evening for Detroit
the round trip fare costing $40. There
was a merry bunch of them lined mp in
the depot awaiting their turn at the
ticket window.
III. +. Piatt is the name of the new
Chiropractor whose advertisement APP
pears in another column in this issue.
He is located at the residence Of Mrs.
Tanner and expects TO become prom
inent resident of the city.
While stepping Off the end of a car
last Friday night Guy Upper had the
the misfortune TO fall and tear the liga-
ments loose in his left shoulder. The
injury was very painful one and necs-
states his abstaining from work for
sometime.
The Grand Rapids camp of Gideons,
a christian travelling mans association,
spent Sunday in Greenville. They held
special services in three of The churches
in that city and raised money enough
TO place bibles in both the Phelps hotel
and the Winter Inn. 1t is the inten-
ton of this band of christian men 10
place the Word of God in every hotel
in Michigan. One has already been
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-02
Newsy Business Locals
The Yellow Front
For Busy People Looking
For Bargains. ...........

~x%#& &&*& .a*<E<#& <&&%**
Rug sale Saturday, November 4-Bei-
ding Furniture Co.
Ladies in need OF hair goods Will
find what they want at Mrs. Wrights,
over the Peoples Bank. Phone 1926.
3Ux6O Smyrna Rug CSC Saturday
Belding Furniture Co.
Bargains in fleece lined underwear al
Pattersons.
Special Rug sale, Saturday at Bel
ding Furniture Co.
Leave your hair orders with Esther
Olsen. Braids, pufis and pompadours
made from your own combings or fur
nished upon application. Your pat
ronage solicited, and pleasing results
promised. sos Harrison Ave. Phone
62-3
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-02


The Oddfsllows are requested to meet
at their Hall Sunday afternoon at 200
o'clock to attend church in body at
the M. Il. church.
George Vanwert Of Grand Rapids was
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Bert Allen
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his
friend Mrs. Anna Johnson.
The Missionary Society OF the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
J. w. Wells Tuesday afternoon. Social
afternoon with Boheimen lunch. lOI
cent fee.
Peter Martin and Smith Nichols
procured licenses TO hunt deer and left
for the hunting grounds Of the north,
Tuesday morning.
The Bedding City Cemetery Associa.
ton will hold a meeting and sewing
bee, at the home of Mrs. Addie Whit
ford on Tuesday afternoon, November
It'll. All invited, come and bring
friend and pieces for patchwork, come
early.
II. L. Mccormick of Ionia, a mail
clerk on the Pere Marquette was in the
city Wednesday calling on friends be-
tween trains. Mr.. Mccormick told
our reporter that when he wanted TO
visit nice clean little city he always
came to Bedding.
The play given by the Knights of
Pythias last Friday night was well
attended and local talent all took their
parts well, but the play itself is one
that needs a little more ginger in its
lines and an ending with climax TO
fit. The Knights will clear about $40.
Farming pays at the Ionia refor-
matory. From 40 acres costing $780, |
bought with an appropriation of the
last Legislature, 1920 bushels of potatoes
worth 5000. have been raised on ten
acres of the up land and so tons of hay
have been raised on 30 acres of the low
land and since having been drained
and plowed the land could be sold for
$4,000.
An exchange tells story of boy
who went TO market with sack of
rabbits, and fingered around town all
day. When asked by his mother. why
he had not sold the rabbits, he said no
one asked him what was in the sack.
This is the same way some merchants
attempt TO do business, and il general
ly winds up with sheriff's sale. Tell
the people what you have got through
the columns Of a reputable newspaper.
Monday of this week might be term
ed "Wild Goose day" flocks and fiocks
of those migratory water fowl were on
the wing south from early morning till
late in the night. Occasionally large
flock would get dsorganized and
lose its bearings circling
around To the west and north wife an
incessant "gabble and geese-talk-fest.
In the night some Of them individually
were attracted by the lights of the city
and again lost their bearings coming
close TO the ground and waking sleepers
with their noise.
Mrs. Belle Fuller OF Grand Rapids,
the wonderful test medium and me ssage
bearer, who has entertained overflow
ing houses i'm Bedding, heretofore will
lecture in the Star Theatre Bedding
November 18th, at3:00 o'clock
in the afternoon and 700 o'clock in the
evening. She will also give messages
after each lecture, a fee OF ten cents will
be taken at the door. Mrs. Fuller will
also lecture and give messages in Lyce-
UNI hall Smyrna, Tuesday evening,
14th at 700 o'clock. A fee
of ten cents will be taken at the door
in Smyrna also.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-02

Little Miss Cecil Spicer daughter OF
George Spicer who lives out on Claude
Spicer's farm is good teamster at
seven years of age, she brought a big
load of live hogs to market Tuesday,
alone, driving the team herself.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-02
A. Friedman was a Grand Rapids

Mrs Ella Haythorn OF Hastings ar
rived here Wednesday for few weeks
visit with her daughter, Miss Bessie
Joslyn.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-02
Miss Susanah Dalzell was an Ionia
1isitor the II rst of the week.
We Never Sleep

DIR. j. III. Armstrong returned
Wednesday from short visit at Lans-
ing where he had been 10 attend
council of the State Dental Association
of which he is valued member.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
ARIZONA YALE
MEN ORGANIZE
Jack crccnway. footlsaiiiSs. Itouei,
Rider and Friend OF Teddy. Closrt,
for President of Association.


Tucson, Ariz.. Dec. THE Yale men
OF Arizona have organized an Arisona
association. similar TO that OF the Har-
ward men which has been In existence
for several years. Tho Yale organi-
zatlon was formed at Warren Just be-
fore the big annual yaic-fiarvard
football game OF last saturday. accord
Ina ia Judge Kent. who " now In Tue
son after having attended the dinner
given for the Yale-I Harvard men at
the Warren Country club on the eve
Of the biz game.
Capt. John G. Greenwny. general
manager of the Calumet and Arizona
nipes nj Bisbee. IN president ~ the
New Yale organization, ana Foster
Rockwell OF Phoenix. formerly Yale
football star. is vice president.
Al the dinner. over which Captain
ureenway presided Ia the chair and
Roy >, Goodrich. president OF the
Harvard association. speeches on mil
itary academy and college spirit and
experiences We're delivered by two
army officers ~ the Sixth cavalvy who
weer present aa guests and By Judge
Kent The remainder OF the evening
was spent in giving yells. singing COLI
lege songs and frafernizing generally.
II reached It's climax when the score
Of the hig game was announced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
WASHINGTON STATE
MACHINE GUN
Battery IS
ORGANIZED
1t Will Be the Crack Company
Of It's Kind in the North
west and Members Will Be
Carefully Selected.
PRACTICE BEGINS
IN EARNEST SOON

especial CerfeapoHafnea "a TIE herntai
Spokane, Wash. Dec. i.--Ff.i
Llcwellsn. adIutant general OF the
NatioDnl Guard OF Washington. an
noumced here today that the machine
sun company TO b. organised in spo-
kane next MONTH win be one OF the
crack milltln organizations in the
state aud the only one OF It's kind Ia
IN the pRclnc northwest Captain
Henry A. Wise al company, y. q,
W.. has enrolled more than 100 young
men. from emong whom the company
will be SOLICITED. Every care ~ being
taken TO enlist thu heat men IN sp0.
kane. ~ IL evidenced by the fact that
OF the first ten applicants examined
only three were picked. u II expected
that tho full company Will be anus
tered In within 30 days. when prae-
tice win begin with the horses aud
sqnipment The SPOKANE chamber Of
commerce, which nsslsfed the militia
officers IN orEanizing the company,
WIN provide suitable trophies Ion
competitions. General ilewcilyn an.
nonnhed that two new companies OF
infantry will he organised next sun
mer. Wenaschec. Waterviiie. Van
coavar. E,lenshnrg and WailsburK ara
Applicants Another company OF ar.
tIllery also will BE- stationed in one Of
the cities on the coast.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
ifANDfCsE1'ElD.
This IL fiin Case With Many Ashu.
qucEsfns People.

Too many Albuquerque citizens are
handicapped with had backs. The
unceasing pain causes constant mis-
cry. making work a burden and
STOPPING or lifting an imp0aHihility.
The back aches at night. preventing
refreshing rest and an the morning N
stiff ana lame Plaaters and lint
ments may give relief hat cannot
reach the cause. 10 eliminate tho
paths and aches you must cure the
kidneys.
Doams kidney Pills are Tor sick
kidneys.
The following statement should
convince every Albuquerque reader Of
their efficiency.
Thomas N. Baca. cerrlIloa ST.. SAN
n &c. N Mex, says: MY faith In
Doan's Kidney Pills IL lost a. strong
to-day az when I publicly recommend
ed them In 1909. 1 was caused much
suffering by bachache for three years
and my back was often so painful
thar Il was all could do 20 set
around. Doan's kidney Pills entire.
, ~ relieved me aud l had no return
attack Of the trouble for six months.
AZ that time my work brought on a
/ recurrence of backache. l az once
took Deans kidney Pills and they
save mo relief A medicine that
lives up 20 the claims made for Il
l'ko noan's Kidney Pills deserves the
highest endorsement"
For sale by AL dealers. Price 30
cents Foster ilhurn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents Tor the United
statca
nememoer the name Doan's and
cake 40 other 1;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
BEATTIE PICTURES
BARRED in LAS VEGAS
ladies Made such Prtrst That
Mosiag Picture Ainn called ca show
ne HAD Substituted; They WIN Not
nc scrn.


Al the request Of The members %
the soro,ds club Of Las Vegas. NJ. ~.
Pulyer. manager Of the Imp motion
picture theni-r, has Withdrawn the H.
Illustrated lecture on the recent Heat
tie murder case from his bills for to-
morrow and ThankSgivlng evening
and viii replace II with pictures Of a
different NATURE A committee or wo-
men representing tnia oraanixntion
called upon AIR. pulver with request
90 remove this hill from his program
which he has done. although az q
considerable sncrlncc.
Mr.. Pulver haa gone to considerable
expense 60 ret this Illustrated lecture
for his thcascr but wken nc learned
that there vas cnnsidcrnhtc fcciinn
against the showing of the pictures
and the delivery OF the lecture he
readily withdrew the bill.
u Is his desire 20 show only MIC
lures that meet with tbs approval OF
the best people Of Las Vegas. This
spirit ON the part OF Afr. Puiver speaks
well for his good clilxenshin. He Is
ready 10 meet the pecpie half way IN
their demand for clean and wholesome
pictures AFR. Pulvcr win run an un'
USUALLY interesting program on these
| two evenings IN place q the ueattis
murder picture. Tho neattic pictures
Iwfre not sensational bat AIT. Pulvel
ala not hesitate 20 act upon the re-
quest Of the women. II eoat him n
lthe price az shc nlm and lear OF pa,
lronaae for that particular attraction
about $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
KEysToNE.D0T rs
INCORPORATING
Company win IN Gsens Things for
colsax county, ssis TO Have op-
lions ON several Clsoicc Properties.

The KcysfoncsDot investment com.
pany IL che name OF new corpora.
ton now taking cut incorporation
papers At q capitalization OF $4,000
for the promotion Of Que Of the larg-
est and most promising Industries
that has ever been established Ia
Ration or vicinity. says the Ration
Range. An option has been secured
By this company on the Ration
creamery property and the Keystone
Dot ranch OF $3.50 acres. now undef
the management Of Gcorge +. Lam
bert. located twenty miles south OF
Ration on the main Tine " the Santa
re. with the purpose OF building up
large dairy far and butter nanufnc-
tory siinilar TO the several kindred
Institutions now In successful oper-
alton IN Colorado and western Kan
sas. One hundred and revcnty-five
thousand OF the se7b.e0o stock. list
ed a. preferred stock. has been taken
care of by James r. chnnsy Cos
OF Topeka, KAN. and represents east
Urn capital The remaining 100000,
ts0.000 OF which Inns already been
taken. viii De placed with local par
ties. The headquarters OF the cent
pany win he IN Ration. and the OFF,
GERS and board OF control win he
made up excluslscly of local stock
holders. J. ~ Waters Of Ration "
acting agent for the com pany aud Is
meeting with splendid success In In
terostlnG local parties In the UNDER
taking.
The new corporations proposition
II a iaosl feasible and praritcni one
from every point of view and II as-
sured % instant approval by invest
Ing capital The immense Kcystonc
ranch, rheitcrcd hchind tiie protect
ing basrier a. Eagle TAii nfid already
improved nv n decade OF saccessfui
farming. Will become an immense
dairy farm. stocked with several hun
drea head Of choice dairy COWS that
viii be- run w conjunction with the
Gar In Ration. The present creamery
plant will be- enlarged and equipped
for handling several times 80 pres
cnt rate OF output and its present
field OF supply extended To points
throughout New Mexico. The ranch
Hes IN a natural depression IN the
Tcnaja watershed. watcred by Tennln
creek. A natural reservoir site VIII
be- utlllaed ~ the construction OF q
f4s.00 dam. capable OF waterinn
2.soe ncFaa. This acreage viii be uti-
lined exclusively for raising feed Tor
the dairy stock. Hlios for wintsi
| feeding will be constructed and a
lnrze outlay expended ln making the
new dairy ranch one OF the largest
and beat equipped In the southwest
A number OF our local business men
are already directly interested In tbs
new stock and dairy undertaking and
the promising success OF this new
business enterprise Is commanding
tho sfious attention OF many others
| We offer glad hand 10 this new IN.
dnstry that means great things ie'
Ration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
FOOTBALL KICKED FOR
THIRTY MILES ON ROAD

Boston. Dec. lon q wager OF
$500. Daniai sargent. a Harvard jun
Tor. started az o'clock this morning
from Harvard square for Ipswich.
Kicking an association football as he
went
He raaehed Ipswich. about thirty
niles from cnmbridae. h1if al hour
before noon, and returned 90 Cam
bridge In sn automobile. In which
sverai students accompanied him.
AR sargent says that he found no
difficulty IN Kicking the ball atoms
except that once or twice IN the Mid
dgessx falls the hall rolled In q
stream and he was forbidden by the
terms % the waser 90 touch u with
his hands and had some difficulty
IN getting IL out.