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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09

Of Novsabss. 1913; tAas bslnO ~
day Axsl b. The order - Hsa. n. L.
Benson. Judge Of The sissuie eeust,
being the eosrt above naoe1. -
which you aa1 sssh g yos ase ~
quirsd to sppsas ssl sasvss sal1
complaint In said suit: aaA is you fail
70 ~ appear and answer. ~ Dooin-
'ua viii apply "a ths eosst ~ ~
particular aad specific pslise Deaye1
for In said complaint. te-vfs: -
auist title in plaiati9 - ~ eoo)ov
ing described real sseate. ~:
Southeast euastss of the Aoetheoss
ausrtsr (sEk NEAL. sa1 Ne sass
half Of the southsast quartss. CEN
'SEk). section tAisty-tAses (0o).
township tAifty-s1gAs (So) so91As
range nins (s) sase. ". -. xa0n1A
County. Oregon. seeeediAg - ~
government survey. asl that yoos -
tsrsst OF sstass. % aay thsse ~ sAa1l
b barred. and forever foeselesol. 80
that piaintiR's title ~ lsslaso1 ~
psrior. and paramount 70 asy Ti0AG
title or Interest which yes - sltAss
Of you nay have h and - sai1 Dssor
ises.
This ssmnoas y Dublishs1 - ~
klamath RspublieaA. . weekly nswD-
paper. psintsA sn1 publishsl q ~
city Of klamath Yalis. Csuaay g
klamath. Ststs ef osseoa. bsang ~
sane county b vhisA ~ 1oo1 -
seribsd 10 this suit. = situats1. bseno
the paper aane1 h The ee6eP g ~
Hoo. II. L. Bsssoa. julos sf.the CIR.
cuit eosss os he 0eaes q oseoea. fee
klamath eossty; sail es6se 6ats1 ~
3stA day Of 0spesabse. 1919. visse
puhlicaaiaA e th1s ssnnsos Da1e -
the seth day q ss0tsabss. lel9. ~
the lsst psblisatioa bsiag - ~ tn
day Of Novsnbes. 1919. bsins sls
consecutive. successive veokA
ELLIOTT q ELLl0TT.
s-3s-lI-1r Atty's for Plainei9.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09

>. ". HAwxHUnsf.
INDgPENDeJrr
CANDIDATE FOB auKRlrY
Ov KtAllAT1 COUNTY
PRED PETERSON
Republican Candidate for cssst'

Ropubtiean Coooioeeo SoS C0~oV
Superiatsadeas
College traiaias. Normal seheel
graduate. life diploma. tss ysafs' -
perisnes. ave years - peiacipai sal
high school teacher. Isti0sts kHev1-
odgs Of nssls sf coontSy an1 sats
schools.
Systematic Industrial training aal
agriculture for schools Of eovaV.
Frequent sehool visitation.
Helpful supsstisioa
Emeisat. protrsssivs sAaiaissss-
tioa q eehoo1o.
WIN sadsavos - eoaauet The eoua-
tvs school a9airs In . busiasasliks
aaaase.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09

Of J. praak Hardy. Dscsassl: I:
Aiss. All Uakaovn Psssoas Of
Parties CiaiminS Any Right.
Title, Estate. Lea sr interest II
the Real Estate Described n the
Complaint Hsesia. Dsessdaats-
To. Leila Hardy. Ira Hardy. Jane
I,es Hardy. Jeha Doe HARDY. hsifs q
hs uakaown heirs Of J. Trank Hardy.
scsassA; also aii unxnovA persons or
parties elainins any right. title. g.
tate. iisa O iatsssss h the real -
tate asseribsl h the complaint here
IL, the sSovs Named dsfsaaasts.
II the name Of the STATE Of Oregon.
% ere hessby rsauirs1 - appear and
answer the complaint q the above
saasl plaiatia h the sbovs satitlsd
eourt, now % ale With the clerk Of
ssid court. within sty weeks from the
date Of the arst publication Of this
summons. and you are notified that II
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint - hereby required. the
plaiati2 win apply for decree Of this
court. - prayed for In his complaiat.
to-wit: That certain mortgage siv
On By J. Frank HARDY to this plain
tia on the thirtsenth day OF Septem-
Der. 1909. to secure the paymsr: OF
the sum Of four hundrsd and eighty
i've dollars (etss.oo). with interest
at the rate OF ten (io) per cent per
annum from ssid date - sorsclcsed.
dsfsadants equity Of redemption
therein forsciossd. and the lsad de-
scribsd therein. to-wit: South half
(x) Of the southeast quarter (k) Of
Section Thirty (3o) and north half
.(x) Of aosthsase quarter (k) Of
Section Thirty-0as (Sl). TovHshiD
tvsaty-tArss (33) ssutA. Range ains
(S). east Of Willa0ssts meridian. b
Klamath county. Oregon. sold In the
manner provided b. Law: and the pro-
essds Of said sale b applied - tel-
lows. to-wit:
First-To the payment OF the cost
Of this suit aad the foreclosure and
sale.
sseond--ro the payment Of such
sum - the court may adjudge reason.
able - attorneys fsss to b allowed
therein.
Third-To the payment 70 the
platntiR Of the sun Of four hundred.
sishty-avs (e>ss.oo). With iatsres,
thereon at the rate Of Ten pee esai
(io) per aanum from the tAirtssath
DAY OF September. 1908. until paid;
nd to the payment to plaintiR OF the
further cum oe fourteen dollars
(el>l. with interest thereon at the
rate Of six per cent per annum from
he nftssnth day Of March. teos. until
III paid; aad the further sum Of four
teen dollars (eiN. with ,atsrsss
thereon at the rate Of six PER cent ~.
annum from the AftssntA day Of
March. 1906. until paid; and the fur-
thsr sum Of fourteen dollars (slN,
with interest thereon at the rate OF
six per cent per annum from the NJ
csAtA day Of March. lsoe. uatil paid;
ana the further sum Of fou. tesn and
IJ.loo dollays o(1A.<el. With intsrssl
thereon at the rate Of six PER cent ps'
snnum from The lftoa0tA 1ay q
rareh. 1907. until paid; and he fur
thsr sum Of sixteen aAd S\.loo dol
lars (e1s.SO. With interest thsrsol
at the rate ef six per cent Per IN
aum from ths afteeath DAY Of March
1908. until paid; ana the further sus
of sixteen aAd Sl-loe 6ol1asl
tole.stl. With Interest tAersoa at ~
rate of six psr eeat psr anaun frSu
10 afteeatA day oe March. lole. uAti
raid; aad The fustAsr sun - sevea
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09

6uus1n00D tor foo0coeao0
In the Circuit Court oe the STATE d
Oregon. In and tor klamath
County.
Klamath Korporatiea. . corporatiea'
.PlaintiR.
~.
Alexander II. Miller. a. n. Aillsrl
and Mary Miller. his wife. aAd
the unknown helm. lsgatsss aAd
dsvisess Of the said Alexander
II. Miller. "a. H.. Aillsr) and
Mary Miller. husband and wife
and to al persons interested u
the estate OF the said Alexander
II. Miller. a. H. Aillsr). thsiI
heirs. dsvissss. or assigns. D.
fendaAts.
10 Alexander n. Miller. a. y. Alllsel
and Mary Miller. his vifs. az
the unknowA Aslrs. legaesss aal
dsvissss Of the saia AlszAAds
II. Miller. "a. n. AllsFl aA'
Mary Miller. husband and wife
and 70 al psFsens interested d
the estate Of the eaid AlezaAde
II. Miller. "a. u. Nillsr). tAei
helm. dsvisees ~ sssigAs;
In the Name Of the otsts Of Oregon
vou. aAl sasA q ~. ~ heree
required 70 Appear M answer . een
plaiAt Of TIE plaiAdg alel agaiAs
you and each o. you. n the above sn
'atls1 suit. - ~ beeees tAs etA -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09


Sealed proposals n daplieatA. easb
envelope narksA "Prspesals IT, Tn
or. klamath Rssssvstiea, % wll1 - ~.
ceivsd st the once Of the supss1ntsa1-
ent Of the Klamath IndiaA ssheel
| klamath Agency. Oregon. satl -
O'Clock noon. Pacific Ceast Tine rues'
day. October rs. 1919. for ~ pur-
chase Of approximately 100000 Sese
pine timber. practically III g vhisA
is yellow pine. on the klamath lnlias
reservation. Ossgoa. This tlDbee =
upon portions OF tAs WV of ~ w
OF the MEN. and the ex e. ~
NV Y. and the EN- q the NWx g
the Nwk. and all e he 0wK -
the Nwk. sxespt that pe1tioa al)ee-
ted to Wise Johnsoa. Ne 31e. Which
embraces the followins dessriDe1ea:
Bssinnlng 8 chains south Of ~ =
corner between sections - and %.
thence east II chains. thence nestA
s5 chains. thence west ~ chains.
thence south IS chains 70 place Of ~
ginning. all In Ssetiea %. TevnshiO
- South. Range ! East. wtllansste
Meridian. Oregon. The timhee e9esel
for sale consists Of practically Durs
yellow pine stand. about 70 ~ esAe
OF which 10 made vp OF mature aA1
ovsr-msturs trees. The Oregon Dass-
srn railroad runs through the AeetA-
western corner Of the proposs1 eale
area. The minimum prices wAieh vill
b. accepted are eS.Ss psr y. Sesa ess
yellow and sugar pins. aa1 ol.So ~
n. feet for all other species. Tho
timber must - cut under regulates
prescribed By the sserssasy q ~ ~
tsrior. An timber must - cot aa1
removed prior 70 June I. 1913. WIN
the bid . certified eAssk = . sa,vone
national bank must ~ sub0itee1 =
the amount Of $500. Thb cheek vi1l
bs returned 10 unsuecessful bid6sss.
applisd toward the payment Tor TIN
Der II bid 10 accepted. and retaine1 .
ID forfeit Il . bid h acceptsd an1 ~
bidder fails 70 comply with ~ ~
Quirsmsnts OF his BID. ne right =
1.-The commissionsr Of la1ian aGAlsu y
waive technical defects b aavertloo-
|msnts and bids. aAd - setee1 ~
land al bids. = reservel. -
formation = - tAe tlnh(
Of the appEayo1 ~ r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09
ltGAl MoIlcEs

sais II EaaiAy - vssesasss . Nsss.
Oaoe-oumnaas
u Ne Cireuit 0eart q ~ oeats q
Oregon tes klamath 0esa0
JssspA :. pstsra plahti9.
1sla Hardy. Ire HARDY. lane Re Aar.
". John Dee HARDY. Helm q
Law q J. vraas Na,dy. ~.
osass1; Alss tAs UAkAsva Hslss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09
HORSES STEP
AROUND BODY
FIREMAN N THROWN FROM A
WAGON TO THE GROUND aND
IN CRUSHED To DEATH ny Ev.
CINE FOLLOWING BEHIND

TACOMA. Oct. s.-Laderman A.
bert Schwarscr Of the Tacoma frc ce-
partmcnt. aged -. 10 doad through
an accident which occurred ~ he
was leaving the 81. Hslsns avouas
station on . call. Schwarser tripped
asd tell TO the pavement % he ~.
tcfapied TO swin6 on the hook aud
ladder wagon. the engine that folio A.
Cd crushing his ksull.
Tho three horsss on the sa.s'ne
pieksd their way carefully arouns the
Irostrats man. but Il vas Impossible
for the driver 10 bring the engine TO
. standstill before Schwarssr vas
ground to death.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09
6ENERAl NOTICES


Thos. X. Thompeoa. prspstsees
Of the Ashland aurssry. wishes 70 a.
nouncs that for the nsxt fsw days
he will b at the Constock hotel.
where he would b pleased TO Dsse
old customsrs - we'll - new. A fall
line to select from. and satiSsaction
guaranteed. t-ots
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09

Tivs. ten or tvsaty asse ee1soD;
best Of coll. sons bufI1iaN, ~
well and % appIs trsse; - S1neeo
and undss euisivasssa. m - -
irrigntsd. This y he (Aeaoo1e -
best acreage near The ~. Wn1 oake
small payassat lows{ {asl baiAass -
suit purchaser, n lstssssesl DAe1e
sli. 1910
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09

II is's worth HAVING ne vsrsA h.
suriss. sss ChiDc1es - - AaAn
street, o. phoes 80.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09

Everybody's doias II. whasi Sab
seribiug for The Herald. Of eoursA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09
w. N. TlMMS
Ieneral nouse Clesliua
Hisesrie Nscs . Lsrpst
Esd Drapsry CisssiaS

Ne remove all spets and dirt
iron eagpsts aad rvO b. the
electric vacuum peeeeas.
s'hoas SSi. o0es az .Uanaash
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09
,Her;aYd'VIaI7t.4 4dS|


ron sAiE-0oo1 ssssa saags. n
asirs dusins .fosssoss. ". =. ~
Icy. cornsr Third aaA JsRsrsea. s-et
1rssh Ie-iash 49, ~ . o9.oo
per cord load b " ~ No ~
ever made. 0sdsf early. 1sav valG
o PEYroN. eress is's. s.iso
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-09
lGIsCELI.ANEOUs

Evsrybody's doing II. whsti Ssh
scribing for The Herald. Of coufso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
The Quickest Cough Cure
Cheap, But Unequa|ed
whole Pint of IL Easily Made ne
Home and saves You -. Safe,
Pleasant and Does the Work
Quickly.

For quick and positive results, the
pint of cough syrup that you make at
home with Pinex and sugar syrup, can
not be edualled. II takes hold instantly
and will usually stop the most obstinate
-deep-seated cough inside of "a hours.
Even Group and whooping-cough yield to
il quickly.
Get a 5O-cent bottle Of Pinex and mix
il in a pint bottle with home made sugar
syrup. To make the best sugar syrup,
mix a pint of granulated sugar with "
pint of warm water and stir for mir
utes. This is no trouble, and gives you
n full pint--a family supply-of better
cough remedy than you could buy ready
mixed for $3.50.
Pinex, used in this way, soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes with re-
markable rapidity.- II stimulates the ap.
petite, is slightly laxative, and tastes
pood-children like il. Excellent for
hoarseness, asthma bronchitis, and other
throat troubles, and has a wonderful
record in cases of incipient lung trouble.
Pinex is special and highly concen'
trated compound Of Norway White Pine
extract, rich in guaiacol and other natu'
raj healing pine elements.
Pinex has often been initiated, but
never successfully, for nothing else will
produce the same results. The genuine
IL guaranteed to give absolute satisfac'
ton. or money refunded. Your druggist
has Pinex. or will gladly get IL for You,
IL not, send TO The PineI Co, Fl Wayne.
Ind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

Hurlbut has thrown the political
strength OF his department TO Hora-
ito S. Earle for mayor
THAT Is a dam lie" shouted Huri-
but when he heard OF the report. i
have never gone near Marx. am
not supporting Marx or Earle. Whom
do favor for mayor? Why. Marx"
Thompson's friends are circulating
another report 10 the effect that ID.
+. w Commissioner raarer will be
appointed commissioner OF parks and
boulevards In the event that Marx Is
elected mayor. Haarer has said that
he will not accept another appoint
ment as commissioner OF public works
and Marx has said that he won't APP
point him IL he should change his
mind
The position OF commissioner OF
parks and boulevards has not been
offered me so | can't say whether or
not | would accept" said Haarer.
Marx has not mentioned such an APP
pointment 10 me. II looks as though
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
PASSENGER TRAMPLED
IN STREET CAR PANIC

Mrs. Robert Sand. "a years old. OF
No. l442 seminole-ave.. was knocked
down and badly trampled by panic
stricken passengers OF Crosstown car
No. 924. which was derailed at Forest
ave. and Dequindre-st Wednesday
evening, as fast express train bore
down on the car and threatened dis
aster
The conductor OF the car, which
was east-bound. had crossed the rail-
road track, and was pulling the lever
which closes the deraller. the signal
for the motorman 10 start across.
when he suddenly got a glimpse OF
the passenger train, rushing toward
the grade crossing. Releasing the
lever, just as the car reached the
place where the track is broken TO
prevent grade crossing collisions. he
caused the car To leave the track ana
bump across the pavement. TO crash
into telephone pole at the curb
The frightened passengers stamped
ed for the doors as the car left the
track, and as they heard the rumble
of the approaching train. In the STAN.
pede. Mrs. Sand was thrown TO the
floor. and was badly trampled abou.
the body before the excitement sub
sided
A police auto removed her TO the
home OF relatives at No. 1927 Leland
So. where she received medical atten-
tiou.
Several other passenger were bruis-
ed and shaken up. but Mrs. Sand
was the only one seriously hurt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
SAVANT DISCUSSES
AUTHORITY OF BIBLE

Prof. Israel Abrahams of Cam
bridge university, England, spoke be-
fore large audience in Temple Beth
Ell, Wednesday evening, his subject
being Liberalism and the authority
or the Bible"
Prof. Abrahams viewed the Bible
from the standpoint of the advanced
critic, and claimed the right OF eacn
individual to reject whatever he
found in II that was not consistent
with the higher moral teachings that
are developed He developed his
argument from the history OF the
book, showing how certain writings
which claimed divine inspiration have
been excluded from the Bible because
their teachings were not consistent
with the remainder: how Christians
accept some books which the Jews re-
ject, and the Jews accept some which
the Christians reject, and both reject
the Koran of Mohammed, which is
considered of divine origin by many
millions OF people.
Primarily" said Prof Abrahams,
I'VE read the Bible for moral profit
and when we find expressions OF prim-
lIlNe pHSSlOHS anu lHOllNCS pun lhtO
the mouth of God, II shocks us. IL is
because our moral sense has been
educated by the Bible itself that we
come to judge the entire Bible by its
most elevated passages, and condemn
the lower from the standard set In
the higher portion of the book. And
this attitude OF mind leads us to be-
lieve more thoroughly in the Bible in
the end, for when we find in 1t the
evidences OF the evolution through
which 1t has passed, we cannot deny
its authenticity
Prof. Abrahams was introduced by
Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin, whose guest
he was during his stay in Detroit. He
was entertained in the University
club at luncheon by the Yale and Har-
ward alumni OF Michigan, and talked
on university life in England, especial
" as it relates to the new political
developments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

flcors OF the Detroit branch OF the
gl,Id. held Wednesday, resulted as
follows: Honorary president, Mrs.
Helen NJ, Newberry; president, Mrs.
William T. Barbour; vice-president,
Mrs. Henry b. Joy; secretary. Mrs.
Faith X. Butler treasurer. Mrs. K,
McC. Brady.
Well-known women Will have charge
OF the various tables at the annual
fair to be held in the Thompson Home
for Old Ladies, Nov 4, in observance
of Founders day. A special feature
will be travellers table, tilled with
practical necessities for the traveller
and which will be presided over by
Mrs. j. H. Warner. Mrs. j. c. Me-
Kay and Mrs w H. Spicer The
fancy work table will be In charge
OF Mrs George Hargreaves, Mrs. W.
A. Butler. Mrs. w j. Spicer and
Mrs. II r. Leonard. Mrs. Bethune
Duffield. Mrs. Charles Stinchfeld and
Mrs. William R Farrand will pre-
side at the apron table. Everything
in the basket line, including special
array of Japanese importations, Will
be on sale at the basket table, where
Miss Warrington. and Mrs. George {,
King will preside The candy table
will be in charge OF Mrs. w o. Nun
dy, who will have for salesladies
group OF debutantes. Mrs. Arthur
McGraw will preside at the coffee
urn, and Mrs. c. Goodloe Edgar will
pour tea The fair will be under way
from 10 to O'Clock. In the AFTERNOON,
musical program will be given.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
SCI. fsSsssjIT:zg.-.E1

For Cleveland, Pittsburgh and al
points south and east leave daily lOits
p. ma Fare to cleveland s.. Pittsburgh
1885 upper berth 81 lower berth sl,SV.
whole room s2.50
FOR NTpena. MacEtnae aad way ports
MONDAYS ) D m Fridays $50 a. m.
Fer RunaIa and all points east Mon
day Wednesday and Friday al p ma
Neek-end Excurston every snturaat
Cleveland. t250 round trip .
Ticket Ofhces Wayne-st. DOCK. M
iastic Bldg. iST Woodward lIt
Criswold-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
PARK EMPLOYEES NOT
MIXING IN POLITICS
-COMMIsslONEH HIHI.BIT.

Employees or the park department
as an organization, are not taking any
Tart I'm the political campaign" said
Park Commissioner Hurlbut, Wednes-
dy. II support they all have their
preference but there is no concerted
movement In any candidates behalf
We are keeping out OF politics"
Secretary Busch stated that the de
partment Is neutral" neither for nor
against either Marx or Earle.
The statements OF Hurlbut and
Busch were made TO The Times when
Hurlbut was asked concerning a re-
port that he recently went 10 Oscar
b. Marx and failed TO receive an as
surance that he would be re-appointed
IL Marx is elected The report, put
in circulation by friends OF Mayor
Thompson, was TO the effect that a.
a result Of Hurlbut's turn down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R--st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
WATKINS AND JOSLIN
CAMPAIGN IN DETROIT

Many Progressives Of high rank are
now campaigning in Detroit Senator
l.. Whitney Watkins made several
meetings. Wednesday night. and criti-
cized Prof. Ferris announcements
on the minimum wage law.
He fails to interpret the meaning
OF this plank in cur platform, ne
said. Prof. Ferris says he hates a
minimum wage, because 100000 wo-
men in America are doing the same
quantity Of work as men in similar
positions and are getting less pay
The minimum wage plank in our plat
form means that these women will
get living wage. We intend 10 raise
the pay OF women by this law"
Theodore NJ. Joslin. candidate for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
AGED MAN is VICTIM
OF CAR ACCIDENT

Hubert Perault, " years old. wai
struck by Jefferson car at Jefferson
ave. and Brush-st., early Thursday
morning, and was BADLY cut about the
h cad, and partially stunned.
The police were unable TO obtain
his address, and took him to st
Mary's hospital In an auto patrol
The victims age forms a dangerous
element OF the case. He is suffering
severely from the shock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

United States senator, said Wednes-
day night:
II used to say that there were more
political towards in Michigan than
in any other state except Pennsyl-
yania. Now | want TO amend that
sentence by striking out Pennsyl-
vania'
He spoke OF the Bay City conven-
ton, "the only mob ever saw. and
Of the Republican convention in Chi
cago, guarded by 900 policemen
Those policemen are now 900 mis-
sionaries in Chicago for the Progress
sive party" he said. They know
what went on in the Coliseum"
He declared that the Republican
party, after doing a great work for
over a half century. had been assas'
sinated by its Bosses
Business-IiI<e Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. Tho plain, neat kind inst
looks right. Times Printing Co., 10
John r st Phi Main 1898 or city $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

Times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31
steamed Cranberry Puddias.

Make a simple batter pudding. add
ing a cup or more OF chopped cooked
cranberries and -four enough to make
rather stiff steam for rwo hours and
serve with cranberry sauce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

@
Detroit Housewives league will
meet Monday afternoon, Nov 4, AT
2:30 o'clock, in the Scripps branch lib
rary, for the purpose of forming a
west side chapter OF the league
James Swart and William Swart.
proprietors OF the Hotel Cadillac.
were the guests of honor at a sur
prise dinner, Wednesday evening. in
the hotel. the hosts being number
OF old friends The Messrs. Swart
will soon retire from business, as the
Hotel Cadillac goes into the hands Of
a stock company.
o
A. result OF the annual gathering
: OF garments by the Detroit branch OF
the Needlework Guild Of America.
which have been coming In by the
wagonload this week 10 temporar
headquarters at No $50 Jefferson-ave.
rs OF the charitable and philanthropy
institutions OF Detroit will be included
in the distribution OF upwards OF 10
600 garments for men, boys, women,
girls and babies Among the articles
se-it 10 the guild are 1000 pairs OF
stockings. The annual election OF Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

The Ave university extension lee
lures to be given in the Detroit
Museum OF Art. under the auspices OF
o,~ae Detroit Archaeological society
are free TO the public. The first OF thes"
lectures, by Prof. Herbert Richard
Cross, OF the University OF Michigan,
will be given Friday evening. Nov. l.
on Classic sites and ruins I'm Sicily
Season tickets of admission NAV be
had for the asking, Of members OF the
society, or In the Museum OF Art.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-31

Henry " DeGalan is being support.
ed by the "DeGalan for Aldermen
club, OF the Thirteenth ward. whose
secretary is L. b. Hanshaw. No. Az
Elmwood-ave. The club is not q
partisan organization, though Mr. De-
.Galan is a Democrat. The club plans
IL Mr.. DeGalan is elected, TO hold
monthly meetings TO advise him OF
the needs OF the ward. and inform
him OF what the members want.