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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-24

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-24
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-24

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or skip Beatss Have you
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-24
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The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
PRESIDENT TAFT ON
HIS WAY TO PORTLAND

OLYMPIA, W6sh.. Oct. 11.--Presi-
dent Taft was the guest OF Gov. Hay
and other state officials today, after
varying the monotony of his train
trip by going from Seattle to Tacoma
last night by boat and stopping at
Bremerton navy yard en- route.
Remaining here one hour and
half the presidents special train
started for Portland. Ore, stopping
en- route at Chehalis, Centralia, Cas-
tie Rock. Keiso. Kalama and Van
couver.
The president today expressed
pleasure over his reception in Seattle
and Tacoma. In the former city. To-.
900 persons listened to hts address
on peace. Although. committee for.
mally requested the president to say
something about the movement to i'm.
peach Judge Hanford OF the United
States court the chief executive de.
clined to do so in his address.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. IL
Predicting that President Taft VIII
be renominated without doubt. Con
gresham Nicholas Longworth upon
his arrival here from Colon today said
that the outcome of the election could
mott be foretold.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

char,e. Bryant. "a: Hattie M. Con-
n0 Roman Klosowski. 25 Mary cissm.
iwllliam Bodsnbsrs. as'- Catherine
T EdwaSd F Truswsll, II; Nora 4.
Phiiip r. corbett, as. Pittsburs. PA
Eimer Ooyer. 2s; Anna Newman, 2z,
stanislaus Macdonald 30; carrie
F' i.so aanrirSsr, ~; clara English. a.;
Frank Hiiderbrandt 2ti Frances MI :
ieT Peter tsi Dennis, 81: Amelia Henderson.
~ Hugh J. Hunter. SO; Ethel D. lie
pG sSSrisy y. Flax. 50; Eivs 4 Ner-
n' John izoltowshi III Mary woytkow-
sk Harry S Einsens,eln. ~. Cleveland. q;
John u. watson, 20 MarEarst Q.
an Robert small ss. Euia Tailman. u.
John $ e 95lgsana,, %. s D., not clemens
Frank Przyutek, 20, Hamtramck;
Ntsr,e Zabulski, 10, Detroit.
Joseph Ratkovsky 2S; Frances Eel
mf Knssimley senku., ~; Au'onina skin
'sE p.nsrd =. Griffin. 81, Saginaw; Mabie
NJ TJeniy. SO. Detroit
lake Braden, 81. Cambridge. o.: Nell
re Cozzens. 81, Hasrietsvilie
leo Pruss. 30; Leonora Kucruierryn.
'oc,areucs Renin. IS; Elisabeth Long.
O;osbey J. Parrish, "a Jessie 4.
Lewis. %.
william Latour, Il: Ruth Graham.
'aen,smIn II. shaner, 20: Faythe Fsa-
zelle. 81.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
CORPORATE PROPERTY is
UNOERvALUED, SAY EXPERTS
State Commission Recommends
So-Called Excess Plan Of
Taxation Be Put in Force.

LANSING. Mich, Oct. i1.-with a
view OF separating state and local tax
alton, the commission Of inquiry To
taxation conditions In this state, In .
preliminary report fled with Governor
Osborn, recommends the so-called
corporate excess" plan Of taxation for
this state. After the public hearings
are finished. These hearings Will be-
gin Oct. "a, when some views and
criticisms OF the proposed plan may
be obtained.
The commission asserts that It's In
vestigation established the fact that
some classes Of corporate property are
grossly undervelusd for taxation pur-
poses. The railroads and other cor
porations taxed under the adyaiorep
system are relieved OF this charge,
however. the commission declaring
that the tax rate under which they are
assessed 10 higher than that paid BY
any other form OF property.
In connection with the tax on cor
porations, the commission recon-
mends state tax on retail liquor
dealers OF $3.50. which, Il IL believed
will yield $1,000 900 In revenue, and an
increase In the Inheritance tax and the
transfer of that fund from the primary
school fund to the general expense
fund.
The fate OF taxation TO be assessed
against corporations Is 70 be deter
mined, II 10 advised, by the same
method as the rate Is ascertained on
which corporations are taxed under
the advalorem system.
The commission includes table,
showing that while railroads are pay.
ing taxes under q rate Of t2Q.6b per
$1,000, the property Of corporation.
farms, city residence property and
water power and electric interurban
railroads are paying at much small
or rate, IL the rate IL determined by
dividing the axes they pay by the
real value OF th air property. az ascer-
tained by the commission.
On the subject OF taxing. the mining
properties of the state. the commits
sion says It found this problem the
most dificult of any It had to deal
with.
Three tentative plans for taxing
mines are put forward and the COM
mission reserves Judgment as to which
II will recommend until after the pub
lie hearings
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
The Board Of Health
Order Ne. 20

In pursuance OF the power and "a.
thor:fy vested IN this Board. y y.
hereby ordered.
hat when the Board OF Health OF
thaFClty OF petroit shall determine w.
on report Of fa inspector or inspectors
Thai any premises located within said
clty are unsanttary, said Board. shall
by is Health officer or Inspector.
have the right .Jower and AUTHORITY.
10 enter upon said premises and 70
notify the owner, agent or occnpant
OF any such premises that they are
,snsanitary and menace TO the public
foaIlh. and to require such owner.
as,.nt or occupant 70 put such prom
lse. IN sanitary condition, - may
re reouired by the rules and reEuia-
lions 81 the Board cf Health Of tie
c,ity az Detroit the ordinances Of aid
cg,v on the laws Of the state % Mithi-
San and II such notice be not complied
viii. such premises may Be doclef,.,l
,ret Tor habitntion and the oceupaill
conpeiled to vacste and leave aait,
nrerpises forthwith. and notice "a
seccrdanee with the provisions ~ tits
order may be posted conspicuopsiy all-
an said premises 20 20 remain until
removed by authority % said Hoal D
~ Health. OF its Health officer
persDns violating any ~ the pro-
visions Of this orief o. tnttrfort1S
With any ofacer while enfQf1inN x
will bt prosecuted A. provided ~ Law
and may be fined or ,n,pfisontt ~ both.
IN Toe discretion ~ the court
Dated Oct 10. ISL.
THE BOARD or HEALTH
ttksl ~+ 80"
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
SEPARATED % YEARS.
COUPLE is REUNITED

SEATTLE, wash. Oct. 10.--A suit
Tor divorce wasy through the offices
or Attorney III. r. Frye. the medium
or reuniting Julia A. Hyde and Phi.
gean Hyde, who were married In New
York city In 1871. and who parted I'm
shongo. ~ Y, % years ago.
The two confronted each other and
immediately the old feeling OF, mutual
affection returned, and they left the
court hand in hand, ayowing e,ernaI
integrity TO the other.
For rs years Mrs. Hyde had toiied
with her children on a ranch IN the
white River valley, and six weeks
ago in distress she came to Frye and
told him she could stand no further
toll,
Hyde has property in Spokane and
ranch near there valued at So. 600.
In addition TO mining shares I'm the
Occur d'AIene district.
Hyde came from Spokane to Seattle
Yesterday. and on going directly To
Efye's ONCE met the woman he de.
serted In 1885.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

DIED.
CLOUD-John NJ. aged so years. at
tho residence OF his daughter. Mrs.
Marguerite GUNNER. 2s2 Ferry-aye'
west.
DARGAN--oct. 10. Sadie. aged "a
gan, Cheboygan, Mich, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Stanislaus Konncczky.
and sister OF Mrs. Frank L. puthie.
Joseph. Genevieve twin sister,.
Konnecziy. Funeral from residence
OF her parents. ss7 Moran-st. Time
later.
pEFKE--August beloved son OF the
late Anton and Francisco Depkc,
brother Of Mrs. Anna Pistowski, Au-
Elizabeth settnsixy. Funeral from
residence, 1898 Twenty-hfth-st., at
7:45, and ST. Boniface church at $3.50
standard. Thursday morning.
MADDEN Chester l., aged weeks.
beloved babe OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
MADDEN. Service from residence, iSt
Meldrum. Oct. ~, at l o'clock. In
terment Rt Gethsemane.
MYERS-Morris &. at residence. 500
West Elizabeth-st.. cor. Fifth. father
OF Simon and Mrs. A. w. LewinsteiR.
OF Midland. Mich. Funeral Thursday
at p. m.
MccALNdAN--John, ST., c. K. Born
Glasgow, 1899; died Oct. s, 1911, at
his residence. the "Hemlocks," silver
Lake. Grand Traverse county, Mich.
He Is survived by his widow. Lucy
Lynde McCalman. and four sons.
John, Jr,. Ralph, Ronald and Mall
colin. Racine. Wis. Chicago. Lon
don and Montreal papers please copy.
Reconsideration Engineer Chas.
II, Mitchell died at his home. Sos To-
ledo-aye., Oct. 10. beloved husband
OF Amelia Mitchell, father OF Mrs. Ed.
Kelly. Mrs. Will Loranger. Charles.
Fred, Harry and Ernest Mitchell.
Funeral Friday. Oct. 10. at s:45 and
Holy Redeem sr church at . o'clock,
STUENKEL--Oct. 9. 1911. Fredrick H.
widower OF the late Bertha Stuenkel
aged 81 years Funeral from resi-
dence. 53t Seyenteenth-st., Thursday
i:s0 p. IN. Emmanuel church. p. m
SAwYER--Oct. 10. 1911, at the resi-
dencc OF her son. 1a3 Palrner-ave,
east. Betsey Bates, widow OF william
NJ. Sawyer. In her 7Sd year, mother
OF Q. b. Sawyer and Mrs. Bradley
Haskins. of Norwood. Ohio. SER
vices at 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing. Service and interment private.
Please omit flowers
WAGNER-Oct. 10. 1911, at the resi-
dence OF his parents. I'll Baldwin.
ave-. John Theodore, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs John IT. Wagner. Jr.
Funeral from above residence. Thurs
day morning at e:30. Interment at
Mt. Elliott.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
BIRTHS.

BOYS
A Baka, 1875 Military.
X Gabryszewski, S22 Williams
NJ Kadau, 357 Twenty eighth.
A Kuhn, Hamnand.
q Kaiser, ass Livernois.
Frances Menczkowski. gel Willian,a
A MATTHEW, 204 aosedale-ct
A LIS. 9B Gilbert.
X, Schaub, lO2 Seventeenth.
nj Grobeling. 14le 81. Aubin.
n ID. Burke. 3e6 Humboldt
W J. Johnston. 1885 Twelfth
Charles Kohanski. AS Wesson.
otto Durbal. 20 Morton.
Fred Duminske, Az Wheelock
Adolph Klann. % Clayton.
Ferdinand Poelk is6 Livernois
" a. Lambert, sCt E. Congress.
f.essntu. ale Tillman
III A. Carbtry. 100 Field.
Fref oet psfs. t2c Mullett.
LouI- 9 sratr al r. Elizabeth
n steinke, 1870 torter.
~ Ditmer, Gal chene
W ID. KTausman. Isl Chestnut.
John osowskl. slf Palmer
EdwiI Mozele wskis 1905 Chene.
II TopOlewsd 30 Aibertus-pI
X KoElcwsk sf1 Riopelle
N burnett. 50f Merriek
a. y. Bell. sea Wabash
~ J Thompson. tge Commonwealth.
GIRLS
O. Keith. fs1 Junction.
Joseph KlasztorowkkL 1l2 Smith
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
BIRTHS.


W. kulakowski. teas 81. Aubin.
A. stuDecki, B3e superior
-. Deb0l. fss Superior.
Thomas Kostera, 4es GARFIELD
= Malinowski 600 Grandy.
~ Narciniak. eeT Riopeile.
William Green. s3t Concord.
"A. Walthew. 20f Rosedale-st
EdM, Ruprecht, As Charlevoix
Cohen, SIS Antoine.
Joe Dalia, 16T Mullett.
a, H. Moll, cas- Monroe
~ lolk, ain Champaign
=. q. shaw. f0e i<ercheval.
~ =. Lovette. $50 Milwaukee,.
Max Kroli. 15i Jaw.
q. Cavarretta. twins. 144 Hastings
y oliver. 303 Twenty second.
a. .. Martin. Sal Martin.
~ Wobrock. S69 Springwells.
w, Kulick, iI97 Scotch.
L. saur. - Seventeenth.
~ J. Priest. $50 Vermont.
n SN eetwine, leS Canheld.
l.. Mistura. All hammond.
a. .Stanek. % Leawitt,
John Nabouzy, ii6 Hammond.
] Mack. ~ Norton
A.. Q Donoghue, "a National
p q. Schacht, ~ Thornton,
w skrzypski. s1o Williams.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
MAN FINDS JACKSON
PENNY WHILE DIGGING

LOGANSPoRT, Ind. Oct. t.
While excavating under an old los
cabin, about IL miles north OF I.oe.
ansport, ]. w. Olson found jackson
penny.
These pennies were issued by An.
drew Jackson, president or the IIn,.
ted States, in 1887, as sarcastic
slam at the secretary of the treasrrv
for his slowness in issuing currency
Robert Whitsell, coin collector y,
this city. states that only a few were
issued and that the coin is very valu-
able.
II Is of the old large copper STYLE
and on one side n the picture OF n
tortoise bearing treasure boy on its
back. Around this are the words "Er.
ecutive experiment" on the other
side IL picture OF the Democrats
mule and the woHIs ''Illustrious nre.
dccessof ! follow the footsteps OF
H."
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12


Arthur L. Questard. 9. 1874 Brook
In. e!phtheria; Frank Kanka, ,. 1881
81 AubIn. membraneous larynEit's:
Hedwig L. Wakeman, S.. 12O Hamilton.
AS Beaubien. gangrsns: Charles &.
Cheney: John Nosis. &. 5si Eightssnlh.
carcinoma OF bladder: Antonio steupsr.
Oliver RI {. wiiisoa' IA, sss Fourtsen;h,
diphiheria: 8, v. r. Hefrlck. 70. 1915
Fourteenth, apopiexy; Carl Sanger. 80
sssroea Ro ens sss s Sroneh sGpysms
Glade s. Ackley. g. 30 Amherst en-.
tccaIditis; Clara Martindale. 80. Grace
hospital, cancer OF bladder: Anna u.
Hampskire. ~, 3e5 Pine. cerebral nsm-
pital, chronic appendicitis: Anthouy
saOinski, IL. ii4a 81 Aubin. puimonarS
hemorrhage.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
WILL GO TO HIS WEDDING
WITH BATTERED HEAD

This 10 Frank Pudrofsky's wedding
day, and as he himself declares, hes
one happy guy"
Thus far the only thing that has oc-
CURED TO mar Franks Joy, Is the fact
that August Carl. Franks foreman,
bounced brick on Franks head. 1t
seems there was dispute as TO the
time Frank should 60 after his mar
riage license.
August says that Frank 10 good
piasterer and ought to stick around
on the Job all day. Frank says that
he simply had to have an hour on to
get that license. There was q dis
pute abor. II. and generous en-
change OF bricks, which was ended BY
the timely arrival of Patrolman @. ID.
Cudy, who locked both men up for
disturbing the peace.
In view OF the approaching nuptiais.
the police decided to give Frank his
liberty. After doc" Thomas got
through fixing him up, Frank was 2
much. bandaged bridegroom. He says
he'll weigh in at the ceremony, Wed
nesday night. all right.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
DErRoir UsIrEn ssrERunaAS

OLEDo-CLEvELAND LIMITEDS--
1850 a. m. and every two hours 70 y:9o
D. m. Toledo only 1870 D. m Toledo
Express a. m. every two hours 70
hours TO s o. M . p. m; Monroe only
10 pR6iR A. 4 II ~ LIMIrEps--7.is =.
m. every two hours 10 Ills p. m. sum
days only IL D. m, Locals a. m.
every two hours TO 3 .. M. p m
~ mas M. clemens Ss 0s only ESQ a M hesrls
10 S:sO D m. shore Line TO Mt Glenn
jAcKsjN KALAMAzoo LIhlTEDs
"a 10 a. m, every two hours TO t.1o
ID. m. Jackson Lansing Limited. 6;lO y.
hours TO D. M Ann Arbor only :
n. in. D. m, sac p. m, y. m. 10
D. M, IL D. m. TO Northville sac 4
M, hourly 20 $3.50 p. m, 1880 D M. 3
p. m. IL y. m saline cars from YpsI-
TLINT-sAaINAw LIMfTEDs--e:ss
a. m. every two hours 10 s:2S D. n.
locals Z a. M. every two hours 70 3
o. m: north OF oxford sundays only
VI D. m. Other Romeo locals I p. M.
bncHARb LAKE DIVISION 4
M wsy oSSlpD sT AZ pivi R 4 3 j.
b SHi1 lS SSi pd to s % = = MI MIN ho to
70 p I5;sS nj LrMrrEps-..so .. M.
s:lO $40 =. m Locals $50 q m,
every 20 minute. 70 80 a m. ,:.s q
m, svsry 20 minutes 10 siio .. m. s:5e
g;sS% >. ' NO. z Peso S > r. III II 'S NJ ? B ~
mIngham Only, s:ao D. M. f:io D. m
and midnight,
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
BUSINESS NOTES.

HaH
The appointment OF A. @. Reed az
trainmaster Of the Chicago division OF
the Pere Marquette, south Of Holland.
is announced In circular Just issued
by the road. The division includes
jurisdiction over the Chicago term
inais, the La Crosse division and the
Benton Harbor branch. Mr.. Reeds
headquarters will be in Benton Har.
ybor. w. III. Romoser becomes train.
master, with jurisdiction over the
Grand Rapids terminals, the Chicago
division including Holland and the
Muskegon and Big Rapids division,
with Headquarters in Grand Rapids.
The appointment Of w. w. Dyeras
chief night train dispatcher, with
Headquarters In Grand Rapids, 10 also
scheduled.
The Pennsylvania Steel Co, was
awarded the contract for furnishing
the public lighting commission with
enough steel rails to complete the
commissions tracks on Atwater-st.,
from Brush 10 Rivard. In the regular
monthly meeting, Tuesday afternoon.
The work will cost about $4,000, &C.
rording to estimates submitted by
General Superintendent Mistersky.
The commission decided to install adj
dltfonal lights on Randolph-st. and on
Farmer St. sorth OF Monroe-ave., In
response to petitions. The matter OF
Installing additional lights on Library.
I'VE. and Broadway was referred to
the extension and supplies committee
with power to act.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

uusfners-lfke Prfntfne. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
ionks right Times Printing CO, rs
lohr n ~ Pm Main i4ss. or city ssss.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

Hsrisess-iike PrinfineS 70 .uss ana
no feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing co rs
Iotn R-st Pm Main itsa or CITY sass.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

a,.,,ess-Ifke Printing. No .uss and
M feathers. The plain. neat Kind mat
iooks riaht. Times Printing Co 10
John r. st. Pm, Main l4sS or City ssse,
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
DANCING.

THE STRASBURG
SCHOOL OF DANCING
Corner sproat and Woodward. 10 De.
troit's Oldest, largest, finest and
hest It's clean record covers ).
,ears 1t 10 up-to-date No old.
fashioned ideas Hopping not tol-
Grated Always first TO Introduce the
rev dances. over 1000 pupils taught
last season.
New term for adult beginners starts
Monday and Thursday evenings. sc
embarrassing features Pupils guar
anteed to learn In one term
Advanced class Tuesday and Frtdf
evenings. Childrcn's classes for all
ayes and degrees ~ proficiency ~
write or phone for. booklet Grand or
City $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

FARMS

XII ||
!" acres 2 miiss from ! good te~1
acres orchard. acres timber;
EASEMENT s ssio,s Price. so n ssss
las acres mile from electric
line; Oakland county; good orchards:
. 14-room house brick e-room frame
two good barns and other ontbuiid-
ipss' ioe-ton sil ss
$50 acres ST. Clair county; clay
loan; 10 acres timber: l1-room
house. two cellars; two good barns;
ioe-ton siic. Price. $500
lsi acres Oakland county. ,nliss
from town: acres orchard. e-roou
house. cellar; barn and outbuIid
FARM observation-disclosures Sans Z. iTSfa
CHAS. ID. FISKE.
7i3-is Chamber OF commerce.
a. ACRES. near Algonac. with bui q.
ms horses cows. hogs, crops ara
Tools. sL1oo
cIshsTa, s.room house $500 Ssis
al necessary outbuiidingss o.;y.
- scrss. near Hand station; Eex
and soc chickens. III crops and focss.
ready 70 start rignt In. Only eS.oe0.
VII take house on west side an bart
1 have q large list OF farms: cali are
gee me. Ofhce 1p-n Thursday even
ints Until Z o'cioek
See my ad under "Exenange--Real ~.
EYSTER. The Farm Man.
s07 Majestic Bldg
Ts5-ACRE FARM. hcfween DstroIt and
Dearborn. - on ,w0 roads and rail-
NJ Case 400 Mofat buiidlne.
BRIGGS POULTRY AND
FRUIT FARMS
20 acres, New Bos on. good s-room
\ feuss. only ti.490 #
40 acres, near Romeo house. bars.
70 acres 'i between Romeo and Armada.
| ctNer good buildings: only 1850.
III acfes. Royal t,ak. s-roorn hotsa.
FRANK F. BRIGGS.
THE FARM MAN.
$3.50 Majestic Bids Main 1870
cott evenings and sundays. Royal Oak.
Fell 81 hE y
FARMS FOR SALE
Eight farms from /. to 40 acres: on car
line: IL farms fran 10 200 acres
! from y mile 10 miles or car line.
/ Etsinmetz. cieland Bldg. ~ state
~
yoe Printiag Dene Rfeht. Tiars
! Printing Co.. 10 John R-st
4
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

INVESTMENT


INVESTMENT
Alexandrine and Cass AYES.
i our family nat. orick and stone. hsnt
t2,le0. Price $4,000.
Euclid Ave, Just West OF
Woodward
$500. Price $4,000 I
Kirby Ave, Just West OF
Hastings
Tw q far ily nat, brick veneer; siktc
roof just finishcd. Will rent iSI
iSsO. Price $1,000. on easy terms
For full information as 70 aIo's
Union TRUST COMPANY
MAIN 3se3.
NORTHUMBERLAND PARK.
K. roon, house. minutes walk 20 Foro
factory and ID. u r., andr1o minu.sss
walk TO Brush. Alden-Sampsoh Anu
cray Motor works; large pedrovns
with clothes presses. me moucIn
bath. cupboards In Kitchen, gas ann
electric lights.
ronms and bath, oak doors and nnisn.
mn ba sement hot air heat electrlc
iiulttsa can be boupht Tor saw 40" a.
balance on easy terms. $500.
TIixEDO AND ELNilURST ~.
stvsry low prices, which we VIII -
aiad Ia submit on application
sTAMHRECHT, KELLY & CO,
r,,~yr Main as ~ Griswold-sI
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

EXCHANGE OR SELL
one L-aeated car, one 7-seated Wint6n
car steinmetx. y Cleland Bids, -
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

Cpiano) taught IN 20 lessons
Book sent free. Christiansen. los
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-05-05

Robert Collins marketed hogs 1T
Humboldt on Monday.
Jewel Bros. sold some fine cattle last
week. They got fifty dollars for a
calf.
They have had plenty of measles Ia
Leanna, for nearly all the children In
town have had them lately.
An old soldier, by The name Of Far
well, from the Soldiers home, has
been visiting w, H. McCarty for the
past week.
/ can't recollect when the weather
has been any better or the ground in
any better shape to put in crops than
it has been this spring.
j. M. Phebus had paralytic stroke
last week but is better now. He used
to run the Farmers store in Chanute,
about twenty years ago.
Monday morning made people hunt
up their oyercOats and other winter
clothing after being so warm. The
cold winds went right through our
old clothes.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-05-05

Debating, which for years has been
an art neglected In the University
and unknown in many OF the high
schools Of Kansas, may take on new
lease Of life as the result of the work
that has been done this winter By a
high school debating league, organized
and promoted by the University. The
debate to decide the state champion
ship for this year will be held IN
Lawrence May 5, between the Ashland
and montgomery county high schools.
The question concerns the restriction
of immigration, Thlrty-three high
schools have taken part so far In the
various debates which have been held
in the process of elimination which
fixed the final contest between Ash
land and Montgomery county. The
students who will represent Ashland
are Fred Hinke, Gale Carson, and
Clareuce Bare or Roy Classify. The
Montgomery county representatives
are Jerry Shearer, Ray McQuistoo,
and Henry Shinu. A silver loving cup
will be given TO the winning school.
The cup Will remain IN possession Of
the school which wins it two years in
succession.