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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
INSTRUMENTATION.

The Irvington Town Council will meet
on Monday at noon to organize for the
year. Three couneiimen, Frederick Eek
elhofer, of the First Ward; August L. La.
eihoffer, of the First Ward; August L. La
of the Third Ward. will retire to make
way for their successors, Louis G. Breiten-
bach. George n. Wooliey and Charles
Hartkopf.
At the regular meeting Of the George
w. Bach Association, held last night at
the I%rvington Casino, 1852 North Grove
street, reportsNwere received from the COM
mittee in charge of arrangements for the
ball which will be given Saturday eve
ming, January q.
The basketball team of the Hilton Chris
! tian Church will play the Bison A. c. on
the ~latter's court Monday afternoon. Last
| night the former team defeated a team or
the Hilton aremen by a score OF 36 o %.
Rev. E. Lawrence Sturges, rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, will preach at
| both services tomorrow. His morning sub
| ject will be 'Tbe Cry of the Human
| Heart" In the evening he will speak on
"Buryfng a Dead Past"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Carpenter. of
Hightstown, who were the guests OF MT.
and Mrs. T.. David Maydeld, of q Chap
man place. Irvington, have returned to
their home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
RAISING PIANO. HIT BY AUTO.

William Scott. colored, of 60 William
street, while holding a guide rope of a
piano which was being hoisted at 100
South Seventh street, was struck by an
automobile Of the Pure Oil Company,
The piano dropped only six inches and
Scott went to the City Hospital, where
it was found he was not hurt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
DEATH IN PRISON IS
LIKELY FATE OF REYES.
RevOIutionist Will Prob
ably Get Ten=Year Term.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3O.-Death in a
prison cell is the kindest fate for which
General Bernardo Reyes can hope In
payment for his effort to overthrow
President Madero, of Mexico. A ten
year ~penitentiary term is the mildest
punishment predicted for the H-year-
old veteran, and this, at his age, will
be equivalent to death. He Is to be
placed IN trial at the capital within a
few days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
POLICEMEN G FIRE.

Patrolmen Lawrence Shorter and
Joseph ]. Huddy, of Bloomfield. did
good service today in extinguishing a
grass fire on Stockton street, that
town. The men fought the flames for
more than half an hour to prevent
them from reaching residences in the
neighborhood. II was not necessary tc
call out the fire department.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
WANTED RAIN.cHEcK; ARRESTED.

"x war.ed a rain-check and they
wouldn't give it to me-"
This was the excuse offered by Bar
ney Baker. 81 years old. of 90 Broome
street, when arraigned before Judge
Herr, in the Fourth Precinct Police
Court today. charged with being dis
orderly at the Metropolitan Theatre,
Montgomery and Charlton streets.
When he had been put out he wanted a
s'rain-check."
Theatres don't give rain-checks,'
commented Judge Herr as he let the
nan 60.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
YOUNG FOLKS PLAYERS ELECT.

The following officers were elected
last night at the meeting Of the Young
Folks Players Dramatic Club, of the
Fill section: President. Samuel Kar-
rakis; vice-president, John Latsky: re-
cording secretary. I. Gluckman;
financial secretary, Joseph Wolf, and
serzeant-at-arms, George Boslavsky.
Email K1san was again chosen A. co&oh.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
HOBOKEN POLICE CAPTAIN,
RETIRED, SUES FOR PLACE,
Especial to the Newark STAR

TRENTON, Dec. SO.-John Flattery,
recently retired as captain of police
in Hoboken, and placed on half pay,
today instituted proceedings in the Su-
preme Court to be reinstated. He
claims he is protected by the veterans
tenure of office act.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
PRESENTATION TO RouNDsMAN

Members of Squad A. of the Fifth
precinct police. last night presented
Roundsman John r. Huebner with q
gold-lnounted silk umbrella. The
roundsman was recently transferred 10
the Fourth precinct. He is succeeded
at the Fifth precinct by Edward n
Heller, of the Sixth precinct, who wa.
promoted to the rank of roundsman
Captain Michael t. Long made the
presentation. LAY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
500 FIRE STARTS IN RUBBISH.

Damage amounting to 800 was
caused by a fire in the steamhtting
store of Earl & Cook, at 81 Orange
street. last night. The blaze started
in a pile of rubbish in the cellar.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30

A delayed advertisement brings only the after
| p,atn Of trade. It % tina ftrHt call th1k captures
The procession Of customers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

wanted aea meH 90 pray paai az ths
Oriental raai rooms We give aaf patrons
tsads eheehs tti1 rhird az beta esn
Pike and Nnfrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
Urge Big Pension
for Polar Peary

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.--Rec-
ommendation that Commander Rob
ert r Peary be retired from the
service with the rank OF rear ad.
mlral. which carries about 5000
yearly. and that be be given the
thanks Of congress for his dlscov-
cry Of the North Pole. Is today
urged BY the house committee on
naval affairs. which has been inyes-
tigating Peary's march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
Seek New Air Record

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 21.---car.
rying Lieutenant Beck as passen,
ger. Philip Parmalee was scheduled
TO go up for an attempt at the alti-
tude passenger-carryiug record az
Selfridge Field this afternoon. The
existing record Ia 2.l00 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
Upton THREATENED


fBy Unitea Pre~<l
LONDON. Jan. 21.-Sir Thomas
Upton. yachtman and merchant
prince. was threatened today by a
dangerous crank.
Upton humored the man and
teIephoned for the police. who ar
rested the intruder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
MAY MERGE CHURCHES

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. al
Amalgamatisn OF the Methodist
Eplscopas. the sretnodfst Episcopal
South and the Methodist Protestant
churches Is predicted here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
EXPLOSION
ON j. 8. SHIP

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2t.-
An explosion Of gas IN the coal
bunkers of the battleship Kan
sas. now AZ Portland, England,
Is reported In private cables re-
eeived here. Ensign Theodore
Wilkinson was severely In
Iured, Il Is said. Wilkinson
and eight men were testing the
coal hunkers. They entered
with an unprotected light and
an explosion followed. The en-
sign was burned about the head
and arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
PERSONALS.

rlNS0tSAo
CArAHHH STOMACH
TROUBLE CURED
Miss Winston. stss 9essn Anns az. 81
breath - offensive. vas ashamed ~
g. iu company. had stomach. liver aud
kiausY trouble, oaihlnx ! ate srrturd
% agree with me. daetnrrd for years
mother spenf a ANAL Fortune pnyinE
doctor bills. only Weighed liitic ever
lee peands 4 ys3r aEe commenced
MS Stomach ard Liver Touic. Breath
Il AL rght. weigh ist peanis ouiy
the t9ntf occasionally SOW
Fsr sale arusxists o. st slEfh AMI rasier
RE Lensaans ciuh
OPEN To All.
Ioin Ns and VISA
ACQUAINTANCE IMPROVEMENT.
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT
These are the objects % our ctuh, ara
strangers are welcome usspectahllitY
4 TIE principal aaAiification for Fnsm-
For frrihsr information ani for terms.
THE LONESOME CLCB.
January Paper use.
H'o Ps',l Il Ard "a = a.l pyRs q 4" ~"
Dor Isl. offies hours. 10 10 o. 20 : on
sunfaya
RCFTURE crKED-no not sea-
truss. permanent. shsoluts. without opsr-
alton or dcfsntigp from business o.
lanars over enc hundred cases cured pass
tie y,ssrs from axs gar e ass -
ftit sound Az, ssattie
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dYed. cleaned aad re-
hissked Plunss egslsd aad cleaned
Alteration Dept Ssw and old gar
usnfs 5si Arcade
asrYeNis hats FestoseF y not a DE-
nafersi color. 1f4 Arcade nids Main
49,
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAf~ $685. fND -.
Fer accurate piano wors~-Aa5 Lessons
In pencil. crayon. p-----s.fx-E tfE sr.iI a.
solsfs apartment ga wAldsff
Mrs Won Rickert. graduate midwife
home eurfinsment. female disorders sue
ceFsfuiiF treated. physician n required
1891 valley. corner Easfihke av. Take
Esssiaks ear 20 valiay -.
The stars Repair Directory. out every
Monday. IL a business Refger. rer rates.
etc call Up Repair Dept. Tbs Star
Phones. Main 400 Ind az
Masnars- -scisntihc raassar from 81
Louis vii give treatment a yser oSn
wANTED-Fvsryone suffering from
BLOOD Or Skin disorders Of any Kind
20 call Tor freq trial bottle DR. Hickord' =
famous remedy, $40 rscific BidE
Lnnan Cray. manleurlne. masssFs,
vapar baths Suits s01. ffas First. Hotel
Burke
ELSIE De NERNE-Massage. cabinet
bath. mauirurinE Hotel Victoria, izit
FirHt aF. suite i1s
Ma3rimsnIal Bursan--Do not bs lonely
find your souimate. Abbot hotel. room
fz Moved from SIS Pike
MISS ALLYN-~Vi bratory. face MASSAGE.
manirurinR Select patronage Suite fat
Marion Biz sis 7nd Prone Ind Job
Nheumafisfn. acute % chronic. our sps-
ciaify. Hygea Therapeutic Baths. sos
Hot ali and electrical baths. maSsa So
and Swedish movements HvEea Ihera-
peufic Baths SOS Eitei nlk
Don't b. lonely. toin matrimonial club
20 AT Room Ghsna Bldg. SPOKANE,
Wash.
Heopened burke Hotel 1f7s Fifst-
Baths and massage hoom 200, tth noor.
MISS HOLMAN. manlcurinR. Room zof
Hotel Burke. tt9e FIRST az 10 % no.
MISS JEWELL, manicurinE open sun
day Hotel vaidsmar. iitsf ard, room lo
Fay Hamilton. massage. alcohol rpbs
1881 second az. room 10. Harland hotel.
Scnorita Member. manicurist. ehiropo-
dist Room II. Hotel Elliott. i09 IKE
Attention. n you wish 90 Increase your
earnings. call at 1851 Empire BldE.
VI ID Mallory grows hair ana cures
dandruff III Coium@ 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
GEORGE mELBER.

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan 20.-Mrs.
Edith Melber. a widow twcnty-throe
years old. has been brought back
from Rochester. 20 where she had
fled. and charged with the murder OF
her fiveyear-old son George. whose
body was found In a swamp near
Albany, The woman admits giving
carbolic acid 10 the boy because she
was too poor 10 keep him herself
and wouldn't give him TO his pa
ternai relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
aPEcIal NOTICES.
siTUATIoNs wANTEp-MALE.

~ ->s<e~N~~r>r~~s>-c4eN>~>~>~
I'uhk man likes 20 90 paper hanging
80 painting on contract. o. work a.
'@hiior Address care Of star, T-fi0s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

N.~@~~-~~o~~N@~~<>~ ~NN~NN>>S0~0Se~~~eN|~
Agents Wanted necessity
Can make $50 day. Repairs punotures
IN one minute send for booklet Auto
mobile Tire Repair Co, Boz 40, Ian
caafsa Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
PENSION ron RELATIVES.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-
News that the Niearaguan govern
ment. in expiration for the execution
Of Leroy Cannon. the American fill
buster. will bestow a large pension
on his relatives. was brought 10
New York today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
FURNISHED HOUSES

100000 'se-ec>~sS>cscs~
nishsd II desired 1881 sfth ay.s SIS
Three-runm cottage completely fur
rishea zstt y MARION piano. fis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21
OFFICES

~.~~~~0~~~~e~~r~~D~ ~~J~~~-oN~~1~~DN
Desk room, roii-top desk. both phonesi
best location Ia city. Call Independent
phone 1864.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

DR.. Maker, Dentist. moved 10
Room $50 Northern Bank Building.
as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

~rerer-e-rSe>e> ~0-rs--~-esr-se~'
SELLING OMT At A HARoAIN
have fuf ~ acreage iu sight % seattle
a. Kirkland. farturis. Mercer tniand.
Nashnn ana Navy Yard some Inn
proved. convenient 20 boat. school and
f1f those desiring - aurk in Seattle.
while WeiuE on the land have cut the
prtegf. NO agents ar commissions Terms
" per month and 7 Per cent J "
hfu~n. wnrr. i14t Alaska Bidg Malu
tgtf, Residence phone evenings GRAFT
Mi
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q rHIrKrN r.Ncn

foF Us down ana - a month. Al Kite
land. On Lake Washin9fau Price sgrE.
room for sarVral thousand chickens
laa can make this farm support your
family and pay for Itself At the same
time. Take Madison ear and Kirkland
ferry TO our offier on wharf at Kirk
land, or zoe
BURKE q FARRAR. INC,
tee 20 foa New York uk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

e~~>>~s~~~~~vN-~~~ ~~~>NS~~~@~,>.@
MAKE MoSkY EASY QUICK. SURE
My n 81 ys ss ~ vs,,-, 3'a i, s az
nrsi day g Q. Garrett shaved
families neid y boucher orders fs
more. says Everybody wants ons--
beet business esxr had" Easy WAY
washer cleans family Wash % da 10 81
miautca No rubbing. No chemicals 40
iniaf1 g clothes only move kuan ec-
s,aehin~, vashboaFa and boiler Price
te.pe Agents profit 100 per cent
Every family should have one Millions
today and start makinn tnaaer nafrl'
son AIS Co. a1s Harrison BIDS. cia-
nAitnEn wonk FREE
v" cur s' nassss s ssssa .. ;s f s1sss "
Third Az ana Columbia o. shave Sc.
haif cut. Ice. Clean linens. rood ser
vice Work ffssi chafss Ia Ter ma
NATIONAL BARRIER COLLEGE,
Two sehpoia
( We teach the barber grads complete
Course issea wages PAID whus
CAhpENTENA ArrESrioNf
"hi.s sstk is slack. build home fer
hays lots ana building material that !
shi tafeish Yeu ca sasY terms
For particulars. ca3 AZ ffaa Wailinafafd
~ thlfd hngs- North ~ pehur station
aaleatasu if yaa want sids tne 81
sianle merchandise. where al repeat aFs
asrs arr credited. utih prompt payment
= commissions. address T-ties. Htaf
Ans BODY Gao add 81 10 tfa asskiy -
thrir incoHue, al Stnfer growing nush
geeins in cellars sheds. bgtes. etc ins
market Pres b1ektrf hiram barton.
~ tsih q Nee Yufk
wantsf- Gee msn ~ paay rooi a. ths
1fisufal reei rooms We give aaf patrons
sfsds eheess ttis Third ar betucsr
Pike and Tnfrn
Wanted Active maa ~ lntfeaiuse pat
nHtsa sisetrtr hsntar. uat watfr in ts
seeuHds Fuii particulars free Ma
IinNAL ELEcTNfc WORKS 1sa JEFF
fsrsen a., ghiease. nl
fie9 MONTHLY and ssp-asss ~ frass,
aad Distribute samples Tor BID nsHufaf-
farnr. steady york a sehUftef. TREAS.
grsr. n-szf. ChigaEu
Non are ~aniea co. FaVsfumrnt r1si.
ton. Npea meath. Write fcg list 81 90
sitluns epSns EfanAiin tariifufr. Dept
tse- ~ Rochester. y. y
wanted-s'arpenirf Epaa wusEman. Is
BALD hpuss sn3 tag far al materials
ased. To- ~tEhanHe fnf slN AMI three rpsm
hanse. lot seStsa Address Seattle star.
1908 meH wanted r. sat bot faasi bsef
sandw irhrA Basement ORIENTAL
/ root ROOM. ftia Thir1 az. betvrea
4 tHe NEhkAst ana - lafrtFa u trHefa
WurthV people 70 travel and distribute
| samples Tor hiE wholesale thauae G. "a
Enerf. o-ts5. chicago.
nsa.s iss blaex rainesai. ii5ss ira.
&c; hoom SeT, Traders nldg- Sess
/ Wanted JAnitnF 10 40 a ittie wufk In
room and board itt valley xureu
/ Anne fd5t
sseond hand eioihiaT bought ana sold
ieii fike - Main t1tt. Ind T. sess.
/ CRAWFORD FLOOR co. n sTsi
floor saffaeinF and rafiuiahinE dane
a. Pref Stevens. ssw xs,hea Teach.
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FOR sALE-FuRNrTuRE

rS~S~~~~-~~~~~~o~~~~~No -"-~~N~e~0~~S~-o-N-N~N~-~
Furniture Of eiEht-room house that
cost fiseoe Less than year ago. viii be
sacrificed for f1ee. Fine location and
walking distance.
, r. LAvARNE.
ga Seneca 81
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

~~~~~c-~s@<~~~-~a~ ~s>~e~~.~~~e~~S-~
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
"a acres Of Waterfront blocks from
dock afers and naHtpfficr Coed iof
house. barn. chicken houses. fine tfput
stream. Z acres in fruit. horse. cos
calf chickens. wagon and AL farm
tools Price $500. WI trade fof house
and ias
20 acres Improved faF~s stock and
everything goes pfica ts.toe.
Lot seKt0o. streets graded. cement
maIka tarEa f-Tn8m cottaas. hHsemenf.
pantry And bath rsam Price $500
clear Of inrumhranca. wan trade fof
small improved farm.
For exchange FOR city property Or iptt
nsra 10 acre farm. Within driving de
faurss hogs horses CuwH ami chicken
All So Price Es.se9 Driving distance
10 SEATTLE
MERRITT REALTY CO.
iaEa First
For Sale of Traae.~nr ownsr. G-foom
huuHe. teafaoi toe, tn Ballard fh9nH
WANT ED--REAL ESTATE.
~-~I~@~-~-@-~>~~S>~-~S~-~ -~~~~~~~N~~-r~e~~s~>~sS
Wsntsd-To trade my five Foom home
faf some vacant lots. - viii take an3
part 81 same in lots. balance without IN
isrcst Gail ballard iia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

Firsf-claHs washer woman 10 4
washing home. t02a iith N y,
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For asfe cAeRp. second hand furniture.
bresking up homs., Gail 1893 ". tath st.
Hwiiard iat1 "
Highest cash pBfc FOR fl41lture ana
household goods. Main 1883 a. s3it
Desks chairs showcases Chicago store
and office Furniture Co. i1fe LIST aw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

LIVESTOCK

-~~~~~~~~S~~S~-~-~@~-~~-~ ~~-~~~@~~~N~~~~]~|~
HOLCOMB CO. BALE STABLES.
Heavy draft medium sired horses, guar
Antaad 1918 we.fsrn av. Main 1871
Have AZ al times Sc 20 IS horses for
hire. also for sale Watson Arns.. i1iS
First Az
SIS buys fresh Jerpey COW. calf weeks
oIds gives large naw OF richest milk.
Green eos cor % Aurora av. and sand ~.
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N-oN~~~N~IAHIIHIIHS1~~~~o~~~
All kinds 81 repairs and alterations r.
fephf0D. ~ Bell 81 ina. 1906.
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Lost AND FOUND.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

young women with or
without experience, AS teisphons opsr.
ntorr. Apply 1890 l7th Az. Or NV
Third sy. The Pacific Tslephons q
Telegraph Company.
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EoR SALE Or REM.
FARMS AND AcREAoE-tcon,d.

~.~N<.N~y~~,~~N~~~c >>>N~s~~eSON>y~~s~~
Eight acres. corncring on county road
and street. view Of Lake Washington. for
a short time, 5000 per acre. Wilson a
Mariowe, Renton. Wash,
t6,b00.-1i acres, waterfront tracts, q
and i0-acra tracts, easy terms Sam
Hagen. n. II. D.. Port Biakeioy.
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CONTRACTS Ash aOHTGAoEs
,~~~~N~~1-oJtgLslU>~~o~~e~~o
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R0GHIIES7 TER
THE FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN TIE STATE
TODAY

We also have 10 acres Of rich level garden land.
all IN cultivation. ready for the plow. " mile from
Rochester. at $4,000. $500 down and $500 per
month
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ASS BODY cas- add 81 10 sac asskiy -
fhrir inc0He. 81 Stnfrr Efawtus taush.
fnnfna in cellars sheds. bones. etc lng
market FIRES booklet Hiram uaffnn
~ f4fh 81 Nee YEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

CAhpENwINA ATrENrtONf
While sefk is SLACK. build a hame fsf
yourself
have lots and building material that 4
ufi Furnish You eu sasf terms
For paffieularA. ra9 AZ faaH WAiltuafnfd
~ ihifd house north 81 pcnnr Station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-21

Head ofnce. Toronto Canada 200
branches On Canada, etc a general
banking business Interest nli0wed on
savings ana time deposits
BATTLE BRANCH
n. v Holt Muar
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a.sttsfusfi De- Fuu want side line 81
staple merchandise. whefe al repeat aFs
arra ef1 credited. utfh prompt payment
y commissions. address T~iigs. star
The Detroit times., 1911-04-08
THREE IN NJ. Nc.
LOSE THEIR RANK
Reorganization OF National Guard
Will Put Brig. Gen. Abbey in
Command of Troops.
,From IA star correspondence

LANSING, Mich, April S.-The
house concurring yesterday IN amend
ments to the Stewart military bill,
making slight changes and giving i'm
mediate effect, reorganization or the
Michigan National Guard will take
place as soon as the bill Is signed BY
the governor.
AS a result. three brigadier gener-
ais who have been In the service for
years. will lose their rank They are ::
Gen. William T. McGurrin, Grand
Rapids, ad1utant general: Gen. Carl
Wagner, Tort Huron, inspector-gen-
era. and Gen. Kidd, lonia, quarter
MASTER general.
Acknowledgement Perley l.. Abbey,
of Kalamazoo, retains his rank, whlch
he acquired Jan. 8. having previously
been ranking colorel, and Will be com
mander OF the troops in Michigan.
The bill also allows the governor II
he wishes TO appoint a chief OF stan,
who will be his personal representa-
tive Two majors are provided Tor
one 70 act as adjutant general anu
one as quartermaster. The executive
management OF the troops Is placed
in the hands OF the military board,
consisting OF the brigadier general,
three officers OF the fine and one 9TH
or may have been an officer OF the
civil or SpanishAmerican war.
The bill is satisfactory 10 the state
military authorities, the governor ana
the federal war department.
Gen. McGurrin came up from the
ranks. He led regiment 10 the front
in the Spanish American war as
colonel. was made brigadier general
of the Michigan troops after the war.
and has for several years been adju-
tant general Gen. Kidd was a civil
war officer and has been quartermas-
ter-general for 10 years. Gen. Wag-
ner has been Inspector general for six
wears SANfOhD.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-08
LAO PASSENGERS LANDED
IN N. Y; SHIP is IN PERIL
Princess irene, Whlcn Went ASrouna
OF Fire Island, IL Embedded
In Sand.

HOBOKEN. n. j., April S.-All q;
the lao passengers from the big
stranded ocean liner Princess Irene
were safely landed at the North Ger
man Lloyd pier early today. They
were brought up from Fire Island on
the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, which
also brought along their personal be.
longings The passengers were en-
thusiastic in praise OF Capt Petersen
and the crew OF the Irene. The first
cabin passengers sent resolutions IL
The North German Lloyd, praising the
lrenes company.
Today the position Of the big liner
is grave Her entire length is imbeG-
ded in the sand and the wTecking Of
lcials, who have assumed charge OF
the work of floating her. say that ii
may take a week Her cargo is being
put in shape to be lightered. Her
water ballast tanks have all been
emptied Capt Petersen, his crew OF
$50 men and his subordinate officers
will stand by the vessel until she Is
hoated or breaks up
Capt Petersen reported 10 the
North German Lloyd officials that he
had been sailing since Tuesday. by
dead reckoning When his ship took
the bottom, he thought he was about
seven miles of shore. II is believed
the peculiar currents that prevail of
Fire Island carried the liner out OF
her course
The Detroit times., 1911-04-08
WANT SITE ENLARGED.
Estimators Petitioned To Buy More
Land For Library.

The board OF estimators, in 10
minute session, Friday night, adopted
a resolution OF Estimator Edward l.
Nichols. OF the Seventeenth ward, ie
ouesting the city controller 10 itemlze
the salary fund OF the board OF edu'
cation. in order that the estimators
might know what pay the teachers
and other employees are getting ana
where increases are proposed.
Residents OF the North Woodward
district petitioned the estimators 70
enlarge the site for the proposed new
branch library at Woodward and
King-aves.. by purchasing all the
Woodward frontage between Alger
and King-aves., and TO place the Ii
brary in the middle Of the block in
stead OF on the corner. The petition
was referred 10 a committee.
After the meeting the estimators
were the guests of President Barnett
and John f.. Wallace, banker and cap
italist OF Port Austin, at the Dresden
cafe. Mr.. Wallace was the guest OF
Estimator Craig during the day.