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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
Socialist Mayor Of Butte Flatly
Refuses to Receive President Taft

BUTTE Mont. Oct l9-Therc official reception
President Taft here today and his arrival threw local political
Giles
Lewis j. Duncan. the socialist
prosdent.
evening begin a
He declined also to attend the banquet rendered the president
When the official reception for the failed
the OF Butte called
T. 10
Butte and the president a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
LEAPS FROM FLAMING
AUTO TO DEATH

SAN RAFAEL. Cat, Oct. 10
Killed by a leap from a flaming
automobile az II rushed down a
sseep hill near Fairfax. MRS. !. ~.
Evans, 81. Of Cincinnati. 10 dead
here today. Mrs. G. A. Evans and
MIRA John Finn were seriously IN.
iured.
When the automobile. on the top
Of whites hill grade, took fire and
escaped his control. Ray Harris. the
chauffeur. shouted slump" 10 tho
women and then leaped to safety
himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

MlsNico CITY. oct ia.--War IL
Imminent between Guatemala and
Mexico. according TO report here
Today. Troops are being rushed 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
/ sARTINLY HOPE | SEE YE WELL

Folks out our way call me Auntie Want course mat
amt my real name, but come honestly by IT,
I've aus fingered that every black night hez IT'S moon
shinin even IL we it shine, and the same way WIN
wants-theres way to fill em if we'll find the way
Evefsince Hrans gone, an that's SIX year an more
I've beer readin Star wants cvy night and that's why
alus knowed who wanted work an who wanted heiP DO
the ncighbors hez got SOS they call Anntie Wan
and say I'm regar gazattcr Seattle, ef y know what
THAT isl don't
So I'm going to tell you what happens fer week or
my house the bizness manager OF Inc ota SCI
" 49, 49, ~ AUNTIE WANT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

George Sheppard, the poetic
hobo aud dope" fiend. who last
month was given 80 days for beg.
Klng. will be removed Ia the county
Jail today TO serve three. months for
stealing books OF German and I'm.
Eiish Poetry from the public library.
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the NORTHWEST

wAlLA WALlA.--Desr A. w.
Hendricks. for seven years with the
Whitman college. has resigned. Tho
resignation will bc acted upon to-
day at a special meeting OF the
trustees. Hendricks viii move 20
Portland.
BREMERroN.--csps. c. =. Pond,
T.. =. n. has found himself one Of
tho busiest men IN tho navy yard
with the placing of the Y. 3 cruiser
sc. Louis In commission Capt.
Pond IL commRndcr.ln-chief OF the
Pacific reserve fleet. commanding
officer OF the cruiser Pennsylvania.
commander OF the battie ship Oregon
and commanding officer OF the 81.
Louis.
TAcOMA.---A call issued from the
headquarters OF tho National coun.
ell ~ Women Voters. for,the women
81 tie state to meet at the W0msn's
Good Roads congress 10 be held
next year Ri Tacoma. will be read
at the Good Roads congress that
opens In wena;chec. beginning to
day. The women's convention will
be held Jan. 2s-2s.
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JUST THE PLACE YOU WANT
Fine tract OF land partially cleared
for chicken ranch. With new
threc-roon house. toEsther with
good we'll. "a close-in suburb Or
Seattle. viii sell for $500. on
terms OF $50 down aud $40 per
month. like rent. Immediate pos.
session. G. ". Hackworth. isf
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Eastern Concord grapes. : baskets
Use. PEACHES. 1ae crate potatoes.
sf90 it9-lb sack. : lbs California
onions, Toe. sweet potatoes. his.
.scs Tokay grapes. zac basket. to-
matres. 36c crate. lemons, iic dox.:
Winter banana apples, si-1s hos w.
Canning pears. si.0c box up. lbs.
peanuts fsc. bread. Z leaves loo.
bans. Sc don. donxhnuts. doz. iac
corn meal lbs. Ice hotniny. lbs.
Csc. ts-ib pkg. chocolate. Ice. ]
boxes matches. Toe. : sacks salt. Toe.
- ibs. sugar sle0. dilk pickles. lee
DIR anar pickles. loo quart. naaer-
kraut, &c quart. pure honey csc Jar.
butter. 3ec 90 a5c H.. milk. Ti@e can
Old T.lrnbprzc- lee ID. bottle pickles.
lie. mlIE and sharp Tfilameok
cheese. Gee ID. cKKA 1se dcx.. cream
brick cheese zoe and 3sc In. sharp
hreae. 1ec III. hominy IN tins. isc.
peanut butter. i5c jar; lees and iolna
~ lamb. fEMc ID. lamb chops. Toe
IN sirioIn steak. isc III. porterh0p~e
steak. Use 10 pot romA'. ioC-i7c ~.
mutton stew. Sc H., shrlmps. lbs.
Use. perch. lbs. lie. founders. &c
III. sm~its. lba. Csc.
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NEW TO-DAY

ANOTHER MAN
RUN DOWN YESTERDAY
Common. everyday occurrence Tor
some one 70 be hit by an auto.
Your turn may come thia week.
Why not protect yourself and
family NOW. by joining the
F'ItATERNAL motherhood
1T PAYS. -FOUR WAYS"
sos Arcade bldg.
ORGANIZERS WANTED.
DO YOU wlah your money 10 earn 7
per cent with prospects OF
very much moreg Full pafticu.
lars sent on application.
MOSES COULEE FRUIT LAND co.
Main 800 sos Boston Blk. Ind. t3f,
acres Tor 1895. Tor vegesabica
fruit and poultry raising. fst Areads
Annux.
A gosi homie for a Maltese eat. A
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For Rent = pcaifable s-t0om collage.
partially furnished Majestic range.
etc. cheap. 3al ~ 18th. Green
Lake car 20 Mountain View station
Phones Main OF Ind. 1915,
POI Hrnt--So itaKs. tnrap rooms,
pantry and bath. Phone queen
Anne 1859.
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FARMS AND Acaes-contInued,
TIfT
MOST FERTILE LAND
yOL EVER HEARD OF

~ y II '1E1fE'
How many OF you ever heard OF land
producing 100 bushels Of wheat 20
the acre7 Very few people would
auppOsa such q thing was possible.
Yet n IL possible and the land that
does IL IL not IN South America OF
Florida OF some other far away
place. but right here on Puget
sound on WILDLY island. Ia the
Vicinity Of Oak flarb0r. Crops Of
60 20 rs bushels Of wheat to the
acre iH the ordinary Yield there. and
100 bushels 10 the acre iH not AT All
uncommon. Potatoes. 800 10 500
bushels 20 the acre. and other FeRe-
tables produce In the same proper
ton. 10. you see. W. are quite safe
Ia saying II ~ the most fertile land
you ever heard Of Fine roads.
rural free mail delivery. teie~
phones, schools. etc. The prices
are only
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PUBLIC MARKETS



sea Foods Norway hcrrirx &c
each. large size mackcraI. tuc each /.
Nh0iS salmon. 11e EACH Chinook
salmon. ] lba. sac. Finnsn haddis.
pounds Is cents. Hturenor pounds
- cents live catfish. 8 cents pound .
bunEcutH~ CRIBS . for So cents. half
but. p0uads ta cents. silver emrtts.
J pounds - crnts, Eastern oysters.
20 eents pint. op0n clans. - c~ats
quart
Fruits and Vegetables Onions. 10
pounds IS cents. tomatoes. pounds
10 cents. ieguors and oranges. -
cents dozens uuincea. 3 cents pound
apples Is cents 20 tt@s bon dalivs
ereds Tokay grapes, cents pound
Malaga grapes - ctnts basket
bananas. 90 cents dozen. hucklvbsr-
rites. pounds - cents
Mnata-~-sirlotn steak. 1874 cents
pound. T-honc steak, ib cents pound
rib steak Is caats pound. lamb
chops. J pounds Is cents. shoulder
mutton. . c~nts pound. boiling beef.
cents pound. legs lamb. 10 TO 10
cents pound, salt pork. II cents
pound h0sne boiled ham. % cents
pound. home made weinies. Is cents
pound
Eggs and Dairy ProdBcts--C'ostaKe
cheese, 10 cents pound. sharp Ameri-
can cheese. rs cents pound. local
ranch eggs. SO cents dozen. fresh
Eastern eggs. : dozen 81 cents
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tzs TO fsg
PER ACRE
RAISE sTnAWBrpRiIEs

Five acres rich sandy loan soil. part
~ cleared. loeate< across the bay
west 81 Seattle. nine boats daily.
two miles to dock az Port Orchard.
In well settled district No better
market on earth than the one close
20 this tract Price $500, $50 caHh.
CLIFFORD LAND co. 1918 Sd AE
Open Evenings and sundays
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:
HONE eTGAOS.

~~1~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~.r~r~~
We can locate yoo On an sscsrftenshy
Roe1 hemsFtrae or desert claim iu ens
- the best fruit sections 81 Esstsrn
WasiafuE Call 10 see orchard views
and xea lWftlrutafs
rte rfuKITs LAND coMPAry.
MI THIRD Av MAts tss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

NEW HOUSE At KIRKLAND
WITH LARGE TRACT OF ALDER
LAND
This house 10 within easy walking
distance OF the beat landing ana
close TO schools. stores. etc. The
aail u rich alder land. capable OF
producing large crops or vegetables
with enough upland for poultry
Price sb7t. terms $50 down, f1g
monthly. You can live at Kirkland
ana work In Seattle. Excellent
over and see for yourself Take
the Madison electric and kirkland
ferry or Anderson boats TO our Of
go. IN mhnrf ar a4r
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euslnEss CHANCES.
roR SALE on EXCHANGE.

VIII trade steso1 month tncpfne
bearing proparty IN small town 90
buy for cast small Improved ranch.
For terms address y. -. Box isi,
Hamilton. Mash.
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ih MONIES rOR safs

must sell this Immediately. II II
worth double, but cash takes ".
Has a fine stream. and II only one
mile 10 salt water and good town.
ss-rrnt boat fare 70 Seattle. own
or. 1915 American Rank BLDG
WILL. SELL. AT LESS THAN COST
$40 acres IN tho famous Horse Heaven
COUNT under tho great kiickitat
canal now being built. Up against
~ Main f4fn and 1850
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LITTLE DIARIES ON EASY TERMS
LITTLE DIARIES ON EASY TERMS


30-f0-i0-acfs tracts; IoEged.off,
burned over. ready % seed 10 grass.
some tracts with little streams.
some with buildings and other I'm.
pfoyantata, ali close e. school ana
railroad station, and on proposed
extension or Seattle Electric liue
from Everett 10 HeiiinRham. deep
rich soil. plenty Of good water AT ~
Co 10 feet. level. good roads scy-
oral miiis near by provide work
state experimental farm on our lana
shows fine alfalfa. clover. timothy
aud all kinds 81 vegetables, as well
as thrifty fruit trees. many con
tented settlers already on orr lAudi
free deed given ~ heirs Ia ease OF
buyers death before payments are
completed. wa have Eitcn three free
at aiHco snohomlsh county, on y. y,
railroad, 40 up any morning AZ
40 aud return the same day. Price
$1,000 pea acre Tor .nnimprotea-
SIS 80 for improved. $1,000 caHh
balance 5000 per month. Interest
. per cent. call Tor beautiful illus
trated booklet We are owners.
ELMoOD LUMBER a TIMBER co.
Main if01 TAI Hsnry Bldg.
MODEL TWENTY ACRE FARM
CLEARED, READY FOR PLOW
Owner Will sell 20 acres In most de-
rirable and fastest CROWNS sec
tion ~ state. within caay reach -
the big markets Of Seattle. Port
land and Tacoma Land ~ Srrp.
rich loan and can't he beat for
fruit, berries OF poultry raising
Close 20 fastest growing city ~
state Spiondid roads all the year
Free mail delivery and teiel,houre
Located in the center or ore OF
tbs most beautiful valleys in
Washington. This ~ an ideal
place and u IL all cleared and
ready FOR the pillow, VIII sell
cheap for cash. or Will make Nert
reasonable terms. See owner zEi
fsulat. sf
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= BURKE & FARRAR.

IsIRST CLASS CHICKEN RANCH
3-rnhm house. free wood ana water
STacres fenced with new wire, on
car line: right IN city. Will trade
for good light work team or good
Gasoline launch. owner leaving city.
For further particulars call 1911
Third Az. OF phone Main aes. DBL.
acres for ss2e, for vegetables.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

Two flats 8 aud rooms, baths. close
ia. fii.o0 ana fR.0o. Phone North
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ntfY WHILE ITS CHEAP
s57S for an acre Of good black soil
with q spring creek running across
a. some clearing. close to car. aide
walk. lots OF neighhora daily mail
delivery. also groceries. best ~
roads TO city. CAR FARE reduced
10 is cents round trip. II viii Heil
aulck AZ this price. 40 come early.
ctfAS r. ADAMS.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.
HOUSES FoR RIM

|n ny lnttins We know yout aafne snd
|b seps cenialas everything -s Q
Is TONS DAVIS . COMPANY. 3
2 maln sisi. iod ssss 2
o q y u % u n no u q u u y
FINE HOME FOR RENT
Modern alK.room house. fins base
inent and fireplace, close 20 three
car llneA. good view Phone BID
noy los or Sidney 1883.
For Rent -f,onifabl~ s.toom cottage.
partially furnished. Ns isstie fenks
Lake car 10 Mountain View station.
fhonee Main o. Ind ISIS
POI Rent coitaEs. lures rooms,
pantry and bath Phone Queen
Anne 1859.
FLATS.
Two flais. aud rooms. baths. close
ta. fti.o9 and tp.oo. Phone north
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
c-~~@~-~e~~~0~~~~~ @~~~s~~~D~~er>r~
Ciunr-in housekeeping Apartments
No i--iels Pike e.. one t@-eo.
70 -iel ..,. i'h 90, a. ,s sssa uunx
up AZ 1850 per week. bacbsiprs
line this place.
Furnishes housekeeping rooms. 81, 90
and 1900 hest light, gas ~
Guided. Phone Queen Anne 1904,
ma Valley at
Two clean rooms farniahed for house
hTepinw 49, 18th as =
I
FURNISHED Rooms.
'. CT rs,ss =, liSsssfssS
reaFna IVA and ~. single frofas " ~
asa 40, beet and cheapest eiess.in spsfi.
.ssnis 10 elss. asAf rasiie marasa ~"
NlnuiNuN norFf@ Ger. NirKlnia ana
tfh usaf Weaftah- A. les nsa. ntetsfn
fgfrishsd tsii ensstasl foosas. s,e.sn
heated free baths ard phprass rates
IL - - fses psr seek. sse ana sse pei
aaf. walking distance.
rtsK ANNEX sees rtshta az. rear
wesflahe sss new. s3ean. fgfniahef
sfeasn heated trdfeoms tfef men
Free baths $50 phan~s see ref niaht
BUSINESS CHANCES.
I per cent guaranteed debcnturcs
and two.thirds tho net income
from n beautiful ranch Particu-
lars ON hpplcAttuui
MOSES couLEE FRUIT LAND co.
Main t06. a05 Boston NIX. Ind. s37.
Country property ftom 1903 % $500
10 exchange for Erpccry store -.
y Stephenson. Preston, Wash.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
VIII trade sfe.oQ q month incpme
bearing proparty IN small town 90
buy for cash small Improved ranch.
For terms address y. -. Box l3i.
| Hamilton. Wash.
tOMksreAOS.
We can locate yoo on an exceptionally
Roea heusFtrae or desert claim iu ore
~ the best fruit sections 81 Esstssn
washington. Call fe see orchard views
TifE rkuKlrs LAND COMPANY.
| III THIRD AY MA 49, ~.
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FRNGNNb 0tELR tONSt
ffTriL &c 1sEEsEt7 ls'5J 'ns6Efl Z aSffsB 20
.sss s III ns 4"' oSrricaHa. lit sss-
aisa, ~ rhaass Moth fss. usr~e ~
nuTrERWouTtf q IONS
Professional Directofs and Licensed
aiiners 1921 First. orr. Moore
theatre Both phones sts.
rsira az sns uais.sssss iSssh rse.ss j >
PERSONAL.
~~~~s~r~N~r>-~~ess~-<~ rNree>e<>s-rsr~~rNs~~~
RUPTURE GNfkEtt-~no not wsaf
truss. permanent. ahHoiuie. without
operation or detention from buell.
meas or ialfng. over one hundred
eases cured 10 rast two y"afs from
ssr ] year y 80. fts ltsssAsa
LADIES' REMoDEi.fNG PARi.oRs
ass sarmsnts mees apd eii rssreasisd
ksesa- nids lad l. st.i
scalp treatment for isaisa and Eentio-
men t.iltan Benson. 81 Downs
nlafk ~HfAin $40: a se4s.
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
fsffosEai MAIN tsffs IND. 70
non't IS lonely. J0in our ssetFlmonlAl
BnFeau Ladies' free fps Pine a..
room 2
Ii Mrs. q. ". oiney. is1s Frerklyn
AZ will call Al The star offtce snr
will receive six tickets 10 the let's
theatre free
pas~t nhsif. iiam9iea aBavsntr rsns
saassnir psn ca. Iaek nsr isas. Seattle
Eases IN asffpiasy sesry Monday eve
rinx ~ fss Pine ~ Course tis
HELP wANrEp-MALE.
wanted Men ana women 90 isarn the
barber trade. largest ani rnoat
rou1pinfs school in the West WAGES
paid while learning An unlimited
rourss oniy szs. Call and ase cur
xs s1asS x VA BxR ri 'c'loSniEoE.
g. washington. OF Tza Third Az
Phone. Main stAt.
Partners wanted In boantifnl
ranch. 5000 worth OF assets
to guarantee you a profit. Send
for particulars.
MOSES COuLEE FRUIT LAND CO
Main i0s. sos Boston Bik. Ind. tsI.
Live. Vide awake solicitor wanted a.
aur~ big commissions. ". New
Kirk a Co. eits second az.
Wanted -Four good i've house 70
house canvaasefa Call between
and ~ m. ans Second av Asa
fer Jaeger.
1000 usent wanted 20 cat hot roast
beef sandwiches Basement OH
ENTAf. POOL ROOM 1918 Third
az. between Pike AMI Union
ranwa.srrn wanted, 80 aud lss per
cent profit. Cali LOG Washington
bldg
so YOU know that nAYLis' Restsur-
ant ssrves tho best meals ~ cttt
for the least money! los Madison
<aw. clean bed rooms. stem heated,
hot and cold running water.
mathis. CSC per Night and up. Hotel
Model. 1919 Third av., near Pike ~:
acre. Tor 1875. for vegetables
fruit ard poultry raising. AL Arcade
Annrs. ...-.....--.-----4---y----.-
Nautca---I goo men 10 play pool 81
lie ORIENTAL. pool. ROOMS We
give our patrons trade checks, ftti
Third av. between Pike and Union.
apsinx ~, roci Noom. al hprinE 81
Real "a town everything nsr' she y"
cue W cramsf, Tef peins -.
E~eona shand Clothes. Bought. SOLD ana
ereheuxed 1eiT Pike Il. l. 1882. NJ esSa
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lost AND EouNp-

I.ost or stolen. i2-foot boat, painted
white. North 10. Fred Anderson.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ISIS THEATRE"
rhe homo OF cowboy and Indian pio-
lures lat ev, next door 10 the
'Drssms'
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White French bulldog with brindlc
spots. Return 60 ZIG goth av. NJ
and receive reward. Phone East
sci.
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. scei home Tor Maltese eat
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18

DETROIT UNITED INrERURBAay
IINEa 9f1

Lines, 9l1t
PORT HURON LIMlTED--t a. M. sno1
every two hours 20 p m, Sqndey1'
, and every two hours to p, No.. hourly
TO 8 p, m. Including iimiteda. hourly q
II p, IN, Shore Line TO Mt Ciemena
6'as q. m. hourly TO it,ss p, m.
FLINT LIMiTEDs-.yIsa a. IN. q. -
a. mn lass 2, m. s:se p, M, st:ss..&
m. Through loealA ~ m, every TN
hours to y y. m! Oxford only, IL d. q
Flint, Sundays only, IL p m, To Ronso.
"a, m. a. Ia, and every two houra -
10 p, m. ii p, m, ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIMtTnDa
$40 a, IN, every two hours to i,1o ..
m; Jackson lansing Limited. a:lO ~
III, Jackson localA I n m. every two
hours to y, M Ann Arbor only, =
m. p. m. $40 p. m, p, m. 10 D. M
ii p. IN. To Worthwhile, 6!s5 a m. hours
~ TO $50 p. m. Tao p, m. d. m. n
y, m, Saline ears from Ypsiianti.
TOLEDO IlMITEDS-7,20 a. M ana
every two hours to bia0 u. MI 9atnrr
day and Sunday, 720 p m. fhrousfk
locals. $3.50 a, m. and hourly 20 S.t0-m
mi Monroe only. s!S0 p. m, II %. M
wYANDoTTE DIv,--S,sa n. mn. haif
hourly To s;Sa p. m! hourly to iI:ss
PONTIAC Div.--s a. IN. 70 10 no m.
service 10 $3.50 p. m. hourly 10 i0. a.
y, m. IL .. M. Blrming ham only. isw
ORCHARD LAKE DTV.-e
hourly TO IL p. m
sThese cars run through A.. o.-.-
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

czesiaw Zielezinski. 2s; Jannia Rost-
kowska, 20.
Clarence Jones. 81: Anna Sager. %.
Rudolph Kuehn. 20; Minnie kebitske
william wendt. 20: Frances a, Kern
IRnac Polak. &c: Mary ciury. 22.
Watson Shefrey, 81. Detroit, Rather
inc Fry. Is. Pittsburg
Reuben Horsell. as West Branch
Carrie Eagles. as. Wyandotte.
Antsni Kosakowski, "a; Zoha Cur
ska. 20.
Edwin f. shipe. 22. olive Kreger. is
Joseph Lualdi, "a; Ernesta Gasascia
is
IRnatz Pietrosz. 81: Sophia Spara. IS
Adolph Loosli. 20 Rosa Stiaehl. "a
John Lillis. %; Nellie Gordon, "a
otto Faitel 20; Maria Krasek, so
Michael Tomechunk, %; Kate kowll
Adam Orzel. 81. Augusta Krael 20
Charles VI. Denton, 81. Detroit; Edith
NJ Smith, 20. Saginaw.
Wojcich Bialas. "a, Mary Pawlaska
"a
Frank Taylor. 80; Mary Mitchell 80
Joseph Boulanger. Al. Lamsberg
Can; Rose r. Baxter, IS. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18

were on their feet instantly. asking
recognition from Canon John McCar-
roll. who presided over the convention
In the absence OF Bishop Williams, TO
defend the women The Rev. w.
Warne Wilson, rector OF Trinity
church. declared that the women
should be praised for their efforts
along every line of church endeavor,
and said that the reason the individual
parishes fell behind In their mission
airy apportionment was not due TO the
diyerting OF the funds raised by the
Womans auxiliary, but because the
board OF missions, of which DR.. Pow
ers is chairman, failed TO prod the de-
lipquent parish--but relied upon the
loyalty and energy of the auxiliary
and the Sunday school to save the day
in making up missionary money
With many other clergy anxious 10
defend the auxiliary, Mrs. Emerson
walked up the main aisle of the chap
ell, asking recognition and by vote OF
the convention was given the courtesy
OF the floor.
The Woman's auxiliary takes care
OF it's mission apportionment frst, and
If Il sees fit TO bend its efforts TO rails
ing money for other purposes after
that | think II has perfect right to
do as II pleases." was Mrs. Emersons
spirited statement.
Dr.. Powers, in reply said he had pre-
cipitated a discussion that was not
intended and that II was far from his
intention TO criticize unkindly, the
auxiliary. However, resolution EN-
bodied in his annual report asking
that the board OF missions be given
the right To make parish missionary
assessments on basis deemed best in
it's Judgment was overwhelmingly de-
feated The present assessment is
made according to the parochial ex-
penses, and DR. Powers declared that
II did not work out to the best ad-
vantage. but the majority present be-
iieved that II did The boards report
also desired that the convention make
II compulsory that all moneys OF the
auxiliary and Sunday school be de-
voted absolutely 10 missions, but this
was also defeated.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-18
ORR MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
FOR BOARD OF COMMERCE TRIf
Is in Upper Peninsula Visiting cities
To Be Touched on Annual Cruise
Next Month.

w. K. Orr, OF the eighth anniversary
committee OF the Board of Commerce
left Wednesday evening for the cities
OF the Upper Peninsula that the Board
OF Commerce annual cruise will touch
during the annual trip, June to IL
He is expected back In time TO report
in the next meeting OF the cruise com
mittee, Monday evening, In the De-
troit Yacht club.
At this time the cruise committee
will entertain the Board of Commerce
Glee club at dinner. The members or
the Glee club will meet at $3.50 at the
Board Of Commerce, where automo-
biles will be waiting TO conduct them
to the island. After dinner they will
sing in part all OF the songs TO be used
on the trip. including five new ones
written by local composers and dedi-
Gated to the Board OF Commerce. The
song book. now being printed. con-
tains So OF the most popular songs OF
the day and some old-time favorites.
The new songs accepted by George
w Parker, who is In charge OF the
Glee club are:
Jolly Good Fellows" words and
music by Edward OConnor.
"Bo"s of the b. Of c. words and
music by Paul Hoffrichter, very well
known locally.
Sailing" words by Theodore Rollet,
a young sailor lad.
Marching Through Copperdom"
and Detroit both written by Eddie
Guest