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CARSON IS CLASSY
BATTLER SAYS
KID RYAN
Man Who Fought Preliminary
for Wolgast.Rivers Cham
pionship Scrap, in AlbuQuer-
que Today.

kid RYAN. l65 Founder who has
fought 400 over On, country during th"
last s,vcrui years. BIS loo Albuquerque,
having arrived on the california llm-
tied today from Trinidad Ryan is en-
route Co tlr Pacific coast out WIll Rec
main leo the ,.ty couple ut day and
may work out tonight with Kid Nit
.hcIl Hyau knocked ont soldier
Elder iu tha third round loo los Au-
gcirs JuIy g. inc men Hghuug tne
srmi-Nlud up Co. the Wu'gHst-Biyrr-
battle Ryan fought Jack Carson ui
Denver o rounds. mo- decision, less IuHu
year ago.
Carson Us classy batter said
Ryan today YOU pcupl, UiA sec
chat be- Is 20 clever man when hc meets
Mitchell here. 81 Mitchell hrals him
be- viii have Zoo so some carson gem
orally carries home co., bacon
Sew pictures az PmStiWr ana 'rNN.
tal tonight
HsasHaHH=HaHH-
Adventures uf Tourist ln Npu.
uuerlur.' Biugtph iilm crystal
SUNDAY ana Monday MatJurcs. 30,
evening. 1880. N.35, N.tj.
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Western League.

Denver Ht Lincoln
Wichita 90 Topeka.
sioux tity at So Joseph
Omaha ut Dies Muiurs.
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Western League.
TODAY'S GAMES.


NHIiOnnI ICnguC.
Ncw York tt Pittsburgh,
Boston az Chicago.
Brooklyn ne -. Louis
Philadelphia al Cincinnati.
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philadolphia-St Louis game post
uouod. rain Two games tomorrow.
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9TH, Tourists. lorm Ulm crystal
SUNDAY and Monday
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wEsTERN LEAGUE.
omahn ~. wichita >.

Al Dwaht.- r. H r..
Dmahu ......O 600 asa A0H-l3 90 I
WIuhit, ......l2n 400 10 o 10 3
batteries Fugato- Han and John
SON, Durham, Thomas, Perry ana
clemens
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Adventures of Tourist lea Aibu-
go. ..H. MunrHph him Crystal
sunni uud Monday Mntiucra, Q 30,
eyculnH $780, A3t. p.i5.
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"Tho Tourists lorm nlm crystal
nU. .ud Muuial
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Great baseball picture at Crystal
tonight
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Great baseball picture at Cyat1
tonight
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YESTERDAYS GAMES


Sew York -, riu,burgh H..
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Sew pictures at Pnstmc ana crys.
tai tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

Adventures 81 Tourist iu Albu-
ucruuc." Telegraph film Crystal.
sunday ana Monday Mauncrs, $3.50
evening $50. $3.50, 9.f5.
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Fall
Suits
Arriving

Our fall stock of suits is
already complete enough
to give You a line on
what's going to be Just
right for particular men.
The Alfred Benjamin line,
as you know, is a recOg-
nized style criterion.
Come in and look it over,
Some of our more fastid-
iOus customers have al
ready bought.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
IS RUsIJos.

Rusijos finansu ministe-
rio organas, Prekybos il
Pramones laikrastis, andai
savo skiltyse isspauzdines
ilgoka straipsni Americas
Rusijos muitu karo reika-
lie, kas buvo proponuoja-
ma buvusio dumos piirmi-
ninko Guckovo dumoie.
Tue straipsniu stengianasi
prirodyti, kad medvilnes
produkcija Turkestane, is
kur Russia tegalinti senti
tik -zalia medziaga po sutar-
ties pertraukimui su Suvie-
.nytomis Valstijo1nis, paste
kus jau augsscia1si pagani-
nimo laipsni II negalimas
daiktas ia produkcija padi-
dinti be il'rigacijos vande-
niu apliejimol mil sku
zemes plotu. Tokia irriga-
CHA milziniskas sumas le-
suotq If viskas testusi is
tisus metus; be Suvienytl tllj.l
Valstiju medvilnes Rnsiios
pramone tos r,lsies taretu
nupulti, kadangi is Turkes-
tano neisd dirbtos medvilnss
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
|Vojingiaus usias il Visu prize
|singp vaMypeI judi jjimu,
mes taikas alsl dyti rusQ
|talltos vienybf.
ITALIJA VEN yoRINTI
sAN.TAIl EOS.

y
Io1a1s o1eao = hslno
|Londonan plsVaIalsku 70
ny pfanesla kaa a1aia1 ne.
] nofliltl sdapa5 ,lnl Aiil'oisJ ! ]
'Aaro .pefela',aei, e l'po. -
.1.ollA'el s = na9a 49,
|l,s !, = 49, ,.t',s
~ - pas. a''ssa :, -
!. ,s1.s : 90. !sas Z
Ieelau A.,s'llg.'s .'1s1salo la
ua1s - l,;1's's, ,tl a1paaa. s. sa1a
lnas alosa 8 s.l1o w., !
as.'s! =. r,,s haa
san.a 8 ! I'm s;
: ss'1ssa $ ! 81 J, 5, J e
ssao :, a.sA'ea. ] 80, s; 5
s,a.lla ';,le.elu0 ;,,i,a,,e,,s
;,1a -, - h;a,, 4, ! As,st,.;;a - -
1tal;;sa ! - = e tss s;s,,s; ! -.
|l;t;Les ,1ss s,,tssf;,,s;
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
PAVoKTA SVARBUS
DETRIMENTAL.

Londono dienrastis Stan
dard" sionlis dienoI1is
trumpai praneses apie pa
vogima slaptosios kores-
pondencijos tarp Anglijos
ir Turkijos distrilto Sci
lum reikale. Vietove Sell
|lum randasi Tripolyj If ta
vietove nesenai Egiptas
anektavo. Koresponde denei-
jos prazuvusios Konstanti-
nopolyj, IS Turkijos uzsie-
Mo ministerijos.
Tardymu keliu susekta,
kad tos svarbios poperos
patekusios i bile vienos sve-
timos viespatystes rankas.
Arestuota du Turkijos Off
cieriai, bet, regis, tikrieji
kaltininkai issinesdine uz-
sienin.
Distrikta Sellurn, Tripo-
|lyj, Turkija atidave Egip
tut, kuris esas Anglijos glo-s.
bojje il tas dalykas kaip tik
nesenai buvo atlikta ir ap-
|skelbta.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
SIS
Metal XIV 7
Prezidentas Taft esas la

Prezidentas Taft esas la
|bai nepakakintas santy-
kiais, viespataujanciais re-
publikonll partijoje ir nore-
tu, idant jo nors salininkai
tai suprastu ir sutikmeje
darbuotus. Taft turls Wilt,
kad ateinancioje Republics
NJ konvencijoje, kuri atsi-
bus siemet briefly M. Chi
cago, jis busias nominuotas
kandidatu. O jei i kandi-
datus pateksias, iksias If
vel prezidentu, kadangi de-
mokratu partija nusilpne-
JUS.
Tafto salininkai il biciuo-
liai j kalbine pertraukti Vi
sokius rysius su p. Roose-
veltu, teciau Taft tai pada-
ryti neapsiemes, kadangi
tik pasidekojant p. Roose-
veltui jis apturejes prezi-
dento valdviete. Taigi jam
pridera su pulkininku suit
kline ir gyventi.
Visgi ateillancioji kon-
vencija bus indo1ni If truks-
minga, jei p. Roosevelt ap-
Sims kandiduoti.
Kas link demokratQ par
tijos, tue tarpu nieko nezi-
lnoma.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11

kurie tolimas apylinkes ap-
skraido. Ir jie pasakoja,
kad tenai turkai koncent-
ruojasi If, regis, netrukus
jiems prisieis pulties ant
saVo priesu italu.
Nesenai ties Tobruck bu-
ia viieno is didziausiu turkll
Esu italais susiremimo. Kau-
|tasi istisos "a valandos.
Turkai pagaliau italus nu-
|.yeike, nes ju daugybe IS
muse, Q veik puse paeme ne
|laisven.
Ir ties Derva prizes Ka-
|ledas turkai italus nuveike
ir pastariejji IS kovos lauko
tureje traukties net uz sa-
vo fortifikacijq. ITALY 8
kareiviai uz1nusta, 0 ~ su-
zeista. TurkQ nuostoliai
nezinomi.
zss
Norints tie pranesimai
neaiskqs, bet visgi liudija
Italians kartu apsivylima
toje kampanijoje. Kiba ne
labasis ten italus nutrauke.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
sUvIENYTOs AMERI-
KOS VALSTIJOS.

Siemet prezidento rinki-
mai pramatoma labai truks-
.ningi. Abieju partijQ va
dovai suskato su savo agi-
.tacij ijomis, 0 ypac republi-
koniskos partijos. Is pas
.tarosios partijjos kandida-
tais i prezidentus stoja da-
bartinis prezidentas Taft:
Wisconsin, valstijos sena-
|torius La Toilette ir, sake
ma, pulkininkas Roosevelt
Apie pastaraji visaip kalba-
ma ir tikrai negalima zino-
ii, ar pulkininkas Roose-
velt kandidatllra priinsias
al He.
IsNvisu tu kandidatu, Ii
noma, tvirceiiausiai stow da.
bartiniis prezjdentas Taft
kuris andai atyirai pasakes
stKiba tik yiena mirtis ma
ne galetq sulaikyti nuo tos
kovos Ir leido ta savo IS
siireiski viesai apskelbti
Prezidentas dar pridure
|kad tasai jo apreiskinas tu.
Fris isaiskinti visa situacijs
sulyg p. Roosevelto kandi.
|daturos, kadangi ligsiol pla.
eiai buvo kalbama, jog Taf'
|tas rezignuosias, idant pra'
|tust tiinus tuo budu vieta p
ROC eltui.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11

gaunama dabar kaip tik pu-
Sc, 0 kita dalis partraukia-
ma is Amerikos. Tatai jei
prasidetu muitu karas, Ru-
sijos verpyklos turetu SUI
laikyti visus darbus If is to
saliai butu nennenki nuosto-
liai.
Aisku, vyriausybe su
Amerika muitll kovos visai
nenorinti.
Kievo apsaugos skyrialls
virssini11kas Kuliabk kuris,
kaip visiems ziil1onla, buyo
|pavedes saugoti stolyIoinaa /
jjo uzmusejui Bogrovui, vi
sal nebusias teisiamas II
kaltinamas; taip pranesa
nekurie rusu laikraseeiia il
tik ADMINISTRATIVE budu
.pasodinsia kelien1s meme
slams prie policijos, bet jo-
.kiu teisiu IS jo neati1nsia
Sake dagi, kad il po to pa
skirsia zandaru virsininku
ten kur Siberijoje.
Kievo rusu tautininkq
sajunga sutaise j Vyriausy-
be ir rusu visuomene atsi-
saukima del tautinio ukrai-
nieeeiu kilimo. Anot Kievo
5tautininku: /. ukraine ciq
judejimas pasibaisetinai au-
gas If pleciasis po visa Ma
zaja Rusija; 2. kuonet
Austrijos vyriausybe GRIEF
tai ir smarkiai koyoj janti su
rusu kilirnu Galicijoje Ru-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
Chicago ILL.,. d. .Sauao(J (Januaryo m. -


puolimo. Rusai tame mics
to apguli1ne prarade dau-
giau 200 kareiviq, bet nema-
zziau ir persai. Mieste dau-
gumas manu- sugriauta II
sugadinta. Vienas kanuo-
les sovinys nupleses nuo
Suvienytu Valstiju konsu-
liato amerikoniska veluva.
Privatiniais telegramais
pranesama apie rusu karei-
viu baisiausius darbus ir
pasielgimus su persais kaip
paciame mieste, taip ir kai-
muose.
Is Peterhurgo rasoma,
kad Rusijos vyriausybe
nusprendzius i Persia pa
siusti dar 1000 kariuome-
nes daugiau. Kariuomenes
|komendantams isakyta kaip
|norints su Persijos vyriau-
sybe taikinties If Persijon
ivesti galutina ramybe.
Be to Anglia irgi nus
prendzius pietinej Persijoj
savo kariiuomenes skaitlius
padidinti.
Rusijos karo vyriausybe
Persijoje nusprendzius kie-
ku galima apsaugoti nuo
pasikesinimu IL nesmagu-
mu buvusi Persijos genera
|lini kasininka, anerikona
|Shusteri, kslris tonais dieno-
mis- SUI savo draugais rem
giasi apleisti ia nelaiminga
krasta. Mat, neno1ima ko-
kiuo nors budu prasikalsti
Amerikai.
Be Rusijos ir Anghjos
Persijoj laukiamas naminis
karas. Pavaryto sosto sa-
cho brolis andai su savo sa-
lininkais ties Kermanchah
uzpuoles ant valdiskos ka-
riuomenes ir pastaroji tu-
rejus pasitraukti. Jis ko-
vojas uz savo broli ir uz
savo turtu konfiskavima.
Nelaimingoji Persia.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11

Politiskos Zinios.
3ss:sDsss9ass:a3aasaa:saaa

gelis iVairiu kalbos dialektu
il chinai viepu provinciju
retkareiais negali susikal-
beti su chinais kitu proyin-
ciju.
IS Pekino pranesama,
kad 5000 valdiskos kariuo-
menes pasiqsta j Tsing
Yang Tau numalsinti mails
tus, kokie apsireiske tarp
vietines valdiskos kareiviu
ingulos. Visa Sesnan pro
vincija randasi ginkluotame
padejime ir vice-karalius
savo sostaine is revoliucijo-
nieriu atmuses. Svetimze-
miams grasias pavojus.
l -
| Jei dabartiniam monar-
chijos premierui pasisektu
nors kick revoliucijo jonierius
inimti, 1nandzuru kuni-
gaiksciai dar daugiau tam
tikslui pinigu paaukotu.
Shanghajuj peretrakcijos
abieju pusiu pertraukta ir
premiere atstovai jau sugri-
ze Pekinan, bet premieras
apreiskes, kad tarybos su
revoliucjj jjonieriais busia We
damos telegrafinirl keliu.
Teciau sugrizze atstovai pa
sakoja, kad reyoliucij jonieriq
atstovai visai nesutiksia su
kokia nebuk monarchija,
kadangi tu provinciju gy-
ventojai reikalaujanti res
publikos.
Paskiau gauta zinia, kad
republikonai visokias tary-
bas, vedamas telegraph, at
mete ir apie monarchija
nenorinti visai nieko girde-
ii. Kai kur maistus ina
kelti valdiskoji kariuone-
ne. Visgi, nors monarchi-
ia likus be vilties kibirks-
teles, rengiamasi kovon SUI
revoliucijonieriais ir norma
Eneuzsileisti. Ir sunku da-
bar pasakyti, kas is to gall
iseiti.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
Paryzziiun pribuvo ir vie-

Paryzziun pribuvo il Vie-
81 Francijos kariuomenes
kapitonas Lux, kuris pabe-
go is Vokietijos kalejimo,
ir kuris seseriems metams
buvo uzdarytas uz snipine-
jima Francijos naudai. Pa
ryziuje francuzai patrijotai
jam dovanoms sudeje dide-
les pinigu suDaas, bet karo
ministerial jam uzdraudzius
tuos pinigus priimti.
Lux 'lli padeje is kalejimo
pasprusti francuzai.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11

Portugalijos vyriausyba-
is savo krasto pirm Nauju
Metp istremus uzsienin
daug katalikp dvasiskiu,
tarp kuriu esq II Lizbono
Epatriarkas mgr. Bello. lie
yisi iistrenti dvasiskiai 81
kitais dare konspiracilas
prizes dabartine respnb ika
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-01-11
Is REVOLIUCIJOS
CHINUOSE.

Pereita syki pazymejo-
me, kad Chinuose apskelbta
respublika II kad ciesoriaus
dinastija nusprendziusi tam
likimui pasiduoti. Tiesa,
respublika Is provincijose
apskelbta If tu provincijp
atstovai liglaikilliu respu-
blikos prezidentu yra aprin-
ke dr.. Sun Vat Sen, bet to-
Ii grazu ciesoyiaus dinastl-
ia su premieru ranku dar
neapleidzius ir nuspren-
dzius su republikonais il to-
liau kauties.
Revoliucijonieriu il val
dzios atstovu suvaziavimas
m. Shanghajuj be abejones
tomis dienomis bus per-
trauktas, kadangi revoliuci-
jonieriai neatJuainomai lal-
kosi respublikos, Q valdzios
atstovai monarchijos,
taip kaip premieras Yuan
ST Kai to troksta. Premie-
ras pasitikis savo energijai,
Lad i m pasiseksia monar-
isgelbeti kokiuo nors
D1Rh, 0 koyai su revoliuci-
jonier7ais atsirades ir atsa-
kantis kapitalas, butent
tam tikslui dideles pinigu
sumas paaukoje dinastijai
priklausanti kunigaiksciai,
salininkai ir kit didikai.
Premieras jau dali pazade.
tu pinigu, sakoma, caves ir
anais aprupines sava ka-
riuomene, kuria pasktli pa
siuntes prizes revoliucijonie-
rius. Teciau girdima, kad
daugumas kariuomenes bu-
riu pereina revoliucijonie-
riu pusen, tatai klausimas,
ar gelbes tam tikslui ir SUI
aukoti kunigaiksciq turtai.
IS Chinq naujos respubli-
kos sostaines Nankin tomis
dienomis pranesta, kad DIR.
Sun Vat Sen valdiskai uz-
emes liglaikinio respublikos
prezidento valdviete ir pali-
/. kes .vyriausiuoju revoliu-
cijonieriu armijos vadu.
Iskilmybe buvus labai ku-
XII, bet riInta. Ir tuojaus
prezidentas pasiskyres sau
kabineta is keliolikos mi
nisteriu. Inauguracijine kali
ba prezidentas Sun Yat Sen
pazymejo, kad jis sayo te-
vvnes labui darbuosias ir-
sales atgaivinimui nesigai-
lesias nei sveikatos, nei
turtq, nei nieko.
Paskiau naujas respubli-
konq kabinetas nusprendes,
kad jei dabartine revoliuci-
ia nusiseksianti, kane nera
abejones, suvienyti chinu
tauta vienon bendron Sci
1nynon. Tam tikslui reika-
linga Chinams uniyersaline
kalba. Taja kalba ture-
sianti but anglu kalba, kuri
nudien visoj yakarinej All
joj vartojama kaipo diplo-
nlatine kalba, II kllri at
gaiYi1ltls dabarti1ius Chi
nus. Chinnose esall1a dau-I
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

Postmaster, Office in Belding
block, corner of Main and Bridge
streets, one of the finest equipped
Offices in the state, with free de-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

THE L. c.. UPSON co.

old Sol is doing his best to put the
human family out of business,
who is more welcome to your
household your store or your
market, than the lee man. The L..
c. Epson Co. besides the above
named commodities. are extensive
dealers in ice. Mr.. Epson, follow
ing up the Ice business mentioned
above. became aware Of the fact
that there was not sufficient space
for lee at the pond on the farm
and secured water rights at the
Cannon pond on South Bridge
street and erected several large
and cOmmodious lee houses at
that place for the storage of ice.
The combined capacity Of their
several ice houses is about 3,l00
tons. When the thermometer gets
to playing tag with the bulb at
lis base, and most men are con
tented to sit around a convenient
fire, Mr.. Epson, at the head of
large force of men. gathers the
ice harvest and fills the large ice
houses to over flowing with
strictly pure spring water ice.
And the Ice is pure. The state
analycist has made a test Of the
ice and pronounces it the person
ification of purity. You can use
it in the water pitcher, III the Ice
tea, in any way that you may de-
sire to use it and rest assured that
no foul germs Of typhoid or ma
laria will come from lis use. The
ice man is as essential in the com
munity nowadays as the wood and
coal man and happy indeed is the
household that is able to take lee
during the summers heat. In adj
dition to the retail ice business
the company does quite an extern
sive wholesale business, shipping
a large number of ears of lee to
other nearby cities.
Bedding may well feel proud Of
the l.. G. Epson Go. and Of the
straightforward and upright
business men who compose the
company They have always been
important factors in the growth
and progress Of our city and their
best efforts have always been adj
vanced toward the betterment of
the city of Belding.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
Fish & Young
The Modern Market

Not since the dawn Of the Chris
tian era has the subject Of pure
foods so engrossed the attention
of the people as at the present
time. In these days Of get-rich-
quick activity INSCRIPTIONS peo-
pie have done everything they
could 10 foist upon an unsuspect-
ing public counterfeits Of nearly
every good thing, and the state
and nation have had to interfere
for the protection Of life and
health Of our citizens.
When one finds a firm whose
every effort in life is to give to
their patrons the best that can
be obtained along their line there
is a real genuine satisfaction in
doing their trading there. Such a
firm is Fish & Young, projectors of
the Model Market. For many years
hey have catered to the wants of
the meat eating public and i'll all
these years have done what they
could to make their customers
know that only the very best
meats obtainable will be sold at
their market.
Forest Fish and Phillip Young
are the proprietors of this popular
market and spare no cost in secur-
ing the best there is for their
patrons. Mr.. Fish is cattle buyer
iand drover and does the buying
for the market and also ships
good deal of live stock to outside
markets, but when he locates a
particularly fine beef, veal or hog,
it is sure to find its way into the
Model Market. A large and com
modious Ice box is usually hung
with fine quarters of beef and the
meat is allowed to age sufficiently
to make it delightfully."- edible
when placed on the blocks for
public consumption.
The record of the Model Market
for sausage making is a good one
and is known far and wide. They
maintain power sausage machine
and make all of the various kinds
of sausage dispensed at their
market and it is common talk in
the community that there never
was any better sausage any where
than that manufactured by the
Model Market. When buying
meats give them call.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

bys of Bedding. For 26 years Mr..
Fales has catered to The wants OF
the citizens of this ii Y along the
line of livery rigs. starting in
business in May. 1897. Twelve
years ago his barn and all OF his
equipment were snuiled ont by
the fire fiend, but with the i
VIII spirit uppcrmost IN ms
heart he started to again build
mn the fine business that had stop
ned so suddenly in such tragic
manner. and today has one OF the
very best livery barns to be found
in any city of similar size in Mich
iran Some Of the very best livery
furnouts anywhere are to pc
found in this livery and Mr.. Faies
is also dealer in horses, buggiess
and harnesses. lie is the n local
aoe,t for both Page and Dicl Bug
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

established a factory in his barn
for the manufacture of rope
halters ard he is doing large
business in that line. Mr.. Fales is
well known throughout the county
as well as here in Bedding, and
has ofiiciated as sheriff of Tonia
county for a period of four years.
He has served the city Of Belding
as mayor for one year and was
reelected at the last city election
for another year. His administra-
ton Of city affairs has been above
reproach and shows him to be a
man of excellent executive abil-
lily. Under his administration
quite a number of public improve
ments have been started among
them being the new city hall
which is now under construction
and the fine new pavilion i'm the
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one has said that this is the
cement age and it has been quite
truthfully said, for there is no
building today without cement
figuring in its construction to a
greater or less degree. Ever on
the alert to keep pace with the
times, this company added cement
to their articles of sale and have
done nice business in this line.
They are also local agents for the
Belknap cement blocks and ce-
ment bricks, and to the man who
contemplates building they offer
all the material necessary for the
construction of the foundation ex-
cept the water and gravel.
In the hot days Of summer when
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

E. E. FALES
Livery and Sales Stable

ii ihere is one pleasant spot on
tie face Of the earth where joys
are abundant and pleasures have
bir h; where peace and content
men will come to mankind, with
n nice horse and buggy that spot
YOU can find. On a hoo summer 5
day one feels The spirit of youth
permeating their veins when,
seated behind a good lively team.
They visit the grove, the lake or
some OF the o her nearby points
Of comfort which make life worth
living in Belding. I'm winter, when
our fields and roads are white
with snow, and the chill winter
air is calculated to fill every cell
of the lungs with ozone of
the highest class, there too is
pleasure in abundance behind a
spanking team of horses.
f.. f. Fales livery is and always
has been one Of the reliable stand
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
WILLIS F. BRICKER
An Important Factor in Belding Life

There is no name on the pages
Of Bedding history that stands out
so prominently before the people
Of our state and Of our city as
does the name of Willis f.
Bricker. Born Of sturdy German
parentage he early developed the
spirit Of progressiveness that has
always charactered his life A
goodly portion of his life has been
spent in the city Of Belding and
the city of Bedding owes much Of
its success and grandeur TO the un-
firing devotion Of Mr.. Bricker to
his chosen city. Mr.. Broker has
been business man in Belding
for the past 33 years and has been
a power for good at all times.
There are forty-two houses and
business blocks in this city that
owe iheir existence 70 Mr. Brick
er as he has personally added that
many buildings . the city Of
Belding. He built the building
now known as the National Hotel,
the block across the way known
as the Bricker Block, and other
fine buildings and houses to the
number Of II.
At present he is engaged III the
Bazaar store business and is do
inc Il large business along that
line. There has never been a time
in the history Of Belding when
the Honorable Willis +. Bricker
has not held warm spot in the
heart of our citizens. For six
times he has been the choice Of
the people for mayor and twice
he has represented this district in
the legislature at Lansing
Mr.. Bricker is again a candi-
date for the legislature on the
Democratic ticket and is asking
the support Of our people on the
following platform
First-Legislation for the peo-
pie as a whole and not for special
interests.
Second-A simplifed primary
law and presidential primaries.
Third-The election of United
States Senators by direct vote.
Fourth-A strong anti-corrupt
practice act.
Fifth-The initiative and refer