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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Frazier Is Relieved.

waiter j. Frazier, food and dsi,.v com
missioner, was relieved from duty ar tho
morning session of the commission. his
deputy, Truman TyrrcI being annoint. .
ca 10 serve temporarily I'm his place.
Sofnn1iSsioner Lawrence voted against
rraziers removal, urging that the in :
cumpent be given a hearing before he =
ing dismissed from office. His was the
only dissenting vote.
Inc BaUberger road was granted :.
ilancnise Tor double-trackinS in North
SAT- Lake. the new franchise differing
IN wording only from the one now in
In submitting certain recommend,-
uohs made by Frank Kimball. former
ncenSc assessor, CITY Auditor w III
Shearnan addressed the commission as
lolIoWs: There should be no dIsCrin1i
nation In the matter OF license taxes
anu all persons, firms or corporations
should bc made to pay their inst pro-
PoItoh. The recommendations look
ing TO reforms in the taxing sysIem.
sioner. ''''
Bids for the privileges at Liberty mark
vii ne advertised for, on motion of Com
missioner keyser.
nc DeSeret gymnasium must nav the
usual rate for water furnished bv the
CIN water department an applica tion
,of abatement Of the charge being tabled
pN me commission. The CITY council
Formerly abated the charge but the com
mission finds that no legal right exists
iot ms concession.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
BRYAN WILL MAKE
BRIEF STAY HERE

According 10 telegram received bv
Frank Is. Nebeker member OF the Dem
2Crhtc national committee for Utah.
W, w, j. bryan will arrive I'm Salt Lake
February % al 1:5J a. M.
II WAS suggested TO Ny. NebeEcr that
MI. BrNan would he pleased 20 deliver
Mr. Ncbcker sent Telegram IN Z w
hI?an. suggesting that an address ir
tn,s city be foreSone, as he did not think
ulat dsy meeting would be altogether
successful one. II has already been
arranged that Mr.. Bryan shall sneak al
ceucn Monday night and IL is the ex-
p"ctstion' that a large crowd will go from
ynS cry 10 hear him. II Is Mr Nebe-
kcfs idea that II would bc more satIs
i@clory To entertain Mr. BRYAN infor-
lnallH while he IL In this city Pending
q icPiN To his telegram 10 c. w. Bryan,
~" pritnil" arrangements have been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Another Ordinance Passed.

An ordinance placing the citys hu-
manc officer under the direction of tho
police chief was enacted, the new or
dinau"e being n re-enactment of the
present law. The salary of this official
remains al $1,000 a year
commissioner Henry w. La awrnncC
sprung surprise on his colleague. Com
missioner George II. keyser, when he
moved that 600 fruit trees of assort ed
varieties he planted in Liberty park. the
pct preserve OF the park commissioner.
Mr keyser secured permission to lay
lie matter over until hc can consult with
his superintendent Of parks.
Application of the Independent Tee-
prone company for release of its bond
OF S25. 900 was denied on recommendation
or the legal department. The company $
poles sull occupy the streets and the
city attorney advises that the city IL
sun responsible for any accident that
may occur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Emery Wants More.

{. Frank Emerv wso t,..
ny holding doHu the orGs, J.
terms, Nanis the placs ,r,.
he IN the fight for ,bo nomi..,.
IN" nominating convcn,ion H. =,
and tho ianiior has m, M -
MI, Emery. however win ~
tlon. plenty of IL, Io.4e n
wants tho rich nlIm for a NJ
and VIII he in Tho rare "a q. !
Tner" ia another c,rdIS,r
who is making both Ens,. !.
take notice, This csndIdsr =,
g. Young. present state ~
FOR other candidates sea No y,
Ties IN the shcriff's ofiios II
The county clerk shin is 49,.
around which VIII age a t,I,,.
Mrs, Margaret Zane Wi,cb., !,
have served two terms al A. !
Tho present year. ALREADY h, ~
thai she VIII not seal the -
third time ana this las clr.s h,
ties the sought for opportrr,, 4
the contest, without oTe-S.,s
chief. Howard \. King is IA, -.
openly TO proclaim his csudI9as 7
Issued cards aun"pncine ,bal NJ
the race. He will bc oprcsi N
Palmer, Y. l.. Irvine. }. u 81
also deputies IN the Office. al 4,
mie Bowen, ~ present empss
state land board. Mn. Wi,rhst.
the nomination for state usls,x
For the county attomeyshie &
ley is the only candidate thz, 81
toned. This is Mr. Wlllg's a
and il is not believed a, Lila q
he VIII have any serious oris
his efforts 10 capture the nsel-|
second time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Promises 10 Reles,,, /.
ing Contests 10 ii, /,
Storage class.
REPUBLICANS !,
Many Already FIay,
nounced Candidacy
Choice County Off,

n,l, In'Ie '',, !. .'.,'l@ more than as,ns.. {
'hai The political cdmrs,,s
county tnis fan will h,
'ho history OF this .,,,,,
Sa'' L"N' county has lon, ,..d
for The warmth and vieor - :, ~ -
contests hut from the s,,,,,
genuine, old hot time .,
tha' la' coming stru5sl. -
preceding contests in n. \
daas. W ~
The principal reason .o- ..
'he Republicans no, only -.
"r"GIycrstcd'' and ,,o,. ~
gum" and bcss,ml Dsno
with. but toe, also MI, ~,
assorted list Of uppcrcw. -.
jahs among themselves n.
parties eliminated and III,
'e'' a'"nc 10 settle ,hc coor.,. 7
would he ono that cm,g =.
possibility be called a "fr,-.
Th" Republican dsm Nw -.
'!e nomination Tor ,hedn. !, y
place, this Is the bcsr ofd,. !, :.
l1er" ~ q handsnme ,.t, II
With. and tncn there a.. -
In short. IL is said br ito., -
non 10 know. that the M. Y
at least SSono a year 10 hsM
rms OF course. iS ma, 10 h. ~
ana there ore patriots In .,.
VINO do not propose IA ,r,,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Clear Field for Bassett

Frederick Z. Basse,t hslisrs
has "A clcsr tield In his efcr' ?
the nomination a second W
trcasurcrship. Al least, 10 81
has been observed above u y
date.
w. II. Latham, chief clsrk :
fec OF the assessor, is said U n
didate for the Office Of his als
Gabbott. VINO viii have srn y
at the close Of the year.
Frederick ], \. Jaqucs. SD y
his second term as roconder' ~
To come back" and capture "
tion a third time. That he e
position there is not room 'of
though his adYersaries nave ~
their identity known.
c.. Roscoe Vigus. after oSlhs
the office OF the county audns
and then succeeding, after
10 the main position. say =
much at home that he sli -
place again. He Viii hNs n
il is said.
John c. Mackay. c1elIp1
board OF county comOissiiS,rs,s,, :,
viii not be a candidate ias
intimates that Il the cal ~
ices should become s1lbcleow
10 interfere with his sleep
cept a nomination in 'ns nv"
hcalth and the public VS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
RAID ON OPIUM Dts
YIELDS HtA'iH

More than ten pounds -
shee and kindred drugs a -
smoking pipes. three o.
for cooking the drug and - =.
other articles pertalnins
we're conascatcd by h' pow
in a raid on the prt"''A :
alley. IA cfirts
bc one OF the most ,,rrct
T in the @ local colony, was y a
proprietor OF the ,p.a aeh 70 4
countrymen were ioS
OF smoking opium. III, ~
CT 'ic 56s Eighth SCUM -
the officers found ,,V ~ ,,a
in a large package % % c,ani =
CHIEF OF Police 3. 7. t..o.,,r,'.s. o. 9 !
Tor e 4. Carlson '.ss ORR y p
alley raid. .Acrouip'T ~
uuntsmau. LcichteF' ys.s, ~
J,ikos snd ". {, .,s,.i q
,La den through the ,'c,, y
thc Calestials and cap,e ,ae,aas,ss5 Il
rnspy Of them han
drug fumes. ,,r,n ahk :
Sing Sun was yszr dOf 4
10 escape from H. drug
lice demanded all tne ,gsrs S
blow open the sac ,scp anlcsij
Forthcoming. sur ,d oplrri y
ana the police f0gng, ,,lnl,s "s;s g.
10 DC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
MAKE FUTILE EFFORT
TO ROB THEATER SAFE

Tile management 90 Tho Casino Thea
ter on First south street. between state
and Main streets reported 20 tho polio.
tc-tcrdtf ihat On attempt 20 crack the
-a!s In Tie basement of the tG.ai"r lad
been made Monday night Tiis SAFE g
Kept IN . secret room. 10 reach which if
= necessary tu pass thloueh rwo ,iooTs
io-ked pIth Isic locks Tho would b-,
iobheTs battered down these doors ard
attacked the safe with q q. edGr ham
msr They were frightened nUar. eri.
rcruy- before forcing Tie strong hos.
TNr tvbhciN w@r discovered 1N4fc-flI ~
morning Trc ro'rr--li1rr --ssrer,i pct-
~qns undsi surveillance anal arrcris arr
ssp"rf-'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
POLICE COURl, : %s n
ON' now IS FAR y

The names Of MI nlnff.ss f.s az
Tenders against stss, tss yesisrt<
police court doCSS1 oCCnoInifg 80
tatinc a special rases lns1 Tsay
number OF the ,D Which y -.
lack Of time " s,r mrtnef ~
were continue, ,ITs ., al 'SUralr. = = ~,
the last feT,,'' few worse. - 4.
growing fap,n"diing. Hssn,asS,'
{; Il: $::: 4: e.; !: !: s.: : s
ON charges Of yes'Tis ,,s /. %.
These women ior M ,SonssqussSf'
jury i ''ysf trials ard nd IN srs ss0eecn;'aa
sIons ol court '''
sin.i. Csscs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
POSTPONE INTERMENT
OF MRS. l.. f. ANSTEE

Funeral services FOR Mts. cone F.roi.
sen Nrstce- wife of Ernest Nugtce of tul-
city. viii be held Thursday afternoon az
o'clock from tho residence or Mrs Ma
=, Esessou. mother of the deccdcnt g1I
East Eleventh South street. N-r- Anste-
died 90 TIE traiu uear N0spa. Ncl. whi;,
"u rvuto bone from California whlt0cs
sn" liad =onc in -e.Icl of ncnlth. he,
..sr-gi ~ nos' too j. - leave thc irus
dud n tl.p r-I-pn i'sc luterui~nf ~ Mr.
turi"e.s h'tv uce been p.> ppuc'L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
MANY GATHER AT
BIER OF BRISACHER

hundreds ~ local Jews EatheIc,I 10
paN last tribGi" Ia the memory of Solo
mol. Busscher at the Joseph William
y sNlor fCHersl chapel YESTERDAY morn
inG. Nj. Hrisacler. who was known
throughout tho west 81 ono OF the Crcs .
cst mining promoters Of Carl, DAVIS. died
SUNDAY I'm this ,itv
THO funeral services followed tho Jew
is,I ft;uti The Esibi Charles } F-rcund
ruc".d~d and delivered fi,. 0uipet Burial
rts ln fhs Jewish 'cmetrll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
SYLVESTER ]. LYNN
LAID AT FINAL REST

Funeral services for sylvester i. Lynn.
former councilman ana capitalist who
died l1 Los Angeles last Friday were
held a. tic family rosidH Hncc. IS Fourth
East street Yesterday afternoon. begin
ming .u ESQ oc'ocE.
The Rev. Elmer !. Goshen. pastor ~
tho First Congregational clu.cu. pre-
sided at tho Service and delivered the
funeral sermon Bisuon George Eo;uuoy
Hiro spoke concerning The lifc and char
actcr % tha deceased Music vss Gur-
nishcd hN the Graham auartcftc. Burial
NsF iu the C'ty crinctcrl'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
How Force Lines Up.

Under The new alignment. the force
ls headed by the CHIEF, An Inspector
captain and junior capten in the os5er
itsm~d Next in rank comes four dujg
scTcasnts. Who arc appointed rs iNt
chief from the rank Of first grade pa
trolmen. The patrolmsn are OF thre,
grades. late additions 10 the force form
ing the third grade ~ q SALARY o. $50 /,
month; second-ye men dra wing Sey,
sud third year men and those with spe-
ciai qualifications being paid si00 2
month. Detectives ere appointed from
The rank Of tho tirst grade psicomcn
and viii b. paid $iin month.
In The rcor9ariXe ton % the force. the
following members were dropped from
the rolls ana 'urGed in their stars when
relieved from duty yestcrdGv.
r. NJ. ShulZe. =. NJ. Wheeling. r. &.
Howell, George -, Suitcu. Horace HestiI.
~. !. CurrRr !. X. Hin,on I'd. Nc
'ornick Joseph g NceVe, George Phil
lrs. n Y Siea'-~. =. s. S,iIes and Az
tlur Waller
The chief of police is given FUN DOW
IS by the new ordinance 20 make
changes "a tho personnel OF HE force
and in turn e. he'd reapcn-ible by tine
commission. which reserves the right 20
'cnoNs him rom Office 81 any time.
lie may suspend 'or a period cf i'fteeu
days vithout ray say rnenbe" % ;he de
aartment VINO tSanssT csses the rules Of
The service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
MANY CHANGES IN
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Veterans of Force Dropped to
Make Room for New
Blood in Ranks.
CHIEF GRANT PLEASED
Asks Public 10 Be Patient and
Give Him Opportunity
for Results.

- EoRGANfZATION o. the police
department OF Salt Lake C!iy
TN vas effected yesterday at the
u v morning meeting o. the city COM
mission. and Police Chief Grant
IS nov In sole command Q. force Of
nrnety-one men and cue woman. the lat
ter the metron sJ the police headquar-
lsrs- An increase o: eleven men is made
N tho department and twelve OF the
former members are dropped. A total Of
twenty-three new men dorned the blue
Yesterday, the :irst divisicn being as
signed with the shift which went or
iuty at o'clock In the afternoon. Des-
pite the double hoodoo" OF assigning
iwenty-three new men TO begin work on
The thirteenth dag OF the month. Chief
Grant ls optimistic.
am more than pleased With tile
reorganization OF the department said
chief Grant last night he surveyed
ne list o! men wao constitute his work
ing force. ~ have a splendid BODY o,
men and hope 20 give satisfaction 5y
putting down crime and removing exist
ing evils. 1 request the public no, 20
expect too much ct the outse,-gi-e u.
time and We vii! achieve results"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Schedule of Salaries.

Salaries of the members Of u. depar;
uent are hSed by the ordinance rs foi-
ioWs:
Chief Of police, 5000; inspector, s;7!c
daty scrgean;s. $3.50; pa,roluen IN de
'ectiye service 1890: desk sc-g.ar:s
sl0SC secretslr 20 the chief, $500 fire
man and jsn!tor 5000: nls-ron, s4se
,rolmcn or the second grade. sloS0; De
tromen o. the third grade. $3.50
The complete roster OF those who con
stituts the police department Is as .ol'
lcws:
Chief OF Police,
Z. +. GRANT.
Inspector,
CARL A. CARLSON.
Senior Captain,
JOHN HEMPEL,
Junior Captain,
JOHN ]. ROBERTS.
Duty Sergeants,
EMIL V. JOHNSON.
THOMAS SIMPSON.
p d. SIEGFCS.
CHARLES W. OLSON.
Desk Sergeants,
JOHN LENZI.
\. c. SPEARS.
lLI-i-in hE1 TIM.
Detectives,
T. NJ Beckstesd Z. III. Janney
bcorSe Chase George Cleveland
Bert SesRsr II. u. Lyon
III. l.. Glenn W. c. Zeess
Motorcycle Policemen,
Dan Grundvig Henry Potter
~; T., Woodsrd A c, Husbands
w III. Hcndricksou
Chauffeurs.
';eorge Moore Dennis Sullivan
.. G. Brown H. LcIchter
" alter Griffin
Mounted Patrolmen.
H. \. Csitou II. II. Crowthsr
j. y. Conyegs
Patrolmen.
lanes =. Anderson J G.. Armstrong
y y. Barker Henry BctZ
r.. Bsynon Richard Era,,t,
Edward Gable w = Csrcr
-; = tariborg toes. T.. Coates
". y. CobbIe 4 w cool
Eyron z. Crosby r.. NJ Dave
Elijah Davis lanes DavIdson
5oe.pn !,oNbeE t'ord p. DugEs
y Esbcrt VI. FitZSe-sld
VI tFautZ I. =. GHfhths
y. Gulbrs ussu Ioseuli Held
Milliain tilitcn r u. HUutsuaa
Thornton Jackson W r Jukes
~. y. hcddiuEtnG Arthur r Iu,d
i ". Mckcnua II H. NTcli,r'f,
Iron Mayhue Arthur Mcrr.ck
lndTeN MouerIp &. y. Nelson
~. \. pifcn =. ". Palmer
Y Psti"rsoa AUsusi Peterson
y Pierre g. ~ Pits
W g Roe Joseph SaHurz
~ I. SclTanE Frank :. Smi,h
Joseph VI SHi;h Siiss T. Smith
Thomson +. y. Trip
:. W. Tucker William Weter,a.f
William NicEcl Lester = W..
:. r. Woods
Jsiicrs.
Joseph ruesisy TIos GItIaspl.
Joe ". Bush
S"csetary 30 the chief-F. = spooner.
Matron- Mrs. Zslls clifford
J7nitor-H. =. Bufns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Jsiicrs.

Joseph rucsley Tlos. GIiIaspi.
Joe ". Bush
S"ctetary 30 the chieT-F. :. spoos.r
Matron-Mrs. Zeiia clifford
J5nitor-H =. Burns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16
FIRST APPLICATION
DARKENS THE HAIR
A Simple Remedy Gives Color
Strength and Beauty
to the Hair

You don t have to have gray hair or
faded hair if you don't want to. WHY
look old or unattractive? If your hair
is gray or faded, YOU can change it
easily, quickly and effectively by using
Wyeth's S Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. Apply little tonight and IN
the morning YOU viii be agrecabIy sur
priscd at the results from single
application The gray hairs will be lesa
conspicuous, and after a foJ more
applications viii be restored q natural
color.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also quick
" removes dandrulT, leaves the scalf
clean and healthy, and promote the
growth of the hair. 1t is clean
wholesome dressing which may be used
at any time with perfect safety.
Get fifty cent bottle from your drug
gist today, and see how quickly it will
restore the youthful color and beauty OF
your hair and forever end the nasty
hot, itchy scalp and falling
hair. All druggists sell it under guar
antec that the money win be refunded
If you are not satisfied after fair trial.
Special Agents. owl Drug Store,
104 East Oklahoma Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16

There is more Catarrh IN this
section of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed TO be
ncurabIe For a great many years
doctors pronounced ii a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment pronounced it ncurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J Cheney & Ca, Toledo. Ohio. is
the only constitutional cnre on the
market 1t is taken Internally ii
doses from 10 drops 20 a teaspoonsui.
1t acts directly on The blood and
mlcous surfaces of the system.
The offer oue hundred collars for
any case it fails o cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials
Address: r. j. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo Ohio.
Sold BIZ Druggists, 7jc.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16

Woman loves a clear, rosy complex
ion Burdock Blood Bittcrs purliics
the blood, clears the skin, restores
ruddy, sound health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16

postage stamps for sale AZ the
Racket. Open at night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16

The American people are unable iu
private conversation to overcome the
bad effects of their Big Talk in pub
lie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16

Marley r. Smith, proprietor OF the
Feep U-Neat club at ll5 h, Oklahoma
avenue has been in the business
three wears He is doing the clean
lng pressing and repairing for Guth-
lie today. His place is modern ami
up TO date ana he gets the business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16

This charge is frequently hissed at
the men. Woman hater," But there
lever was such a thing among the
lGen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-16

New York Office y NJ Saciiea
Snecial Agency. Tribune a'n-
Chicago office: y ". oHeile
.Aeorey. L s. Express aua-d.A-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-18
Midsummer Meeting
Seward Pomona
9 Skanee June 24
National Lecturer Hull and Deputy State
Master Seward Will Be Present. U. P.
Has Largest Grange In The State.
Skanee to Entertain Loyalty

The midsummer meeting of Seward
Pomona No. "a, which will be in
Skanee, on Monday June "a will be a
hummer. National Lecturer and State
Master NJ p. Hull who has a national
reputation, being one of the most pro-
minent grangers in the United States
will be present, being accompanied by
Deputy State Master r. N. Seward.
The Skanee members have already
commenced making preparations for
this event, having appointed commit
tees to look after the various details
and are going to make this meeting the
biggest and best ever held in Baraga
County.
The Upper Peninsula now has the
largest grange in the state at Ironwood
with membership of 425 and earnest
efforts will be made to get 10, 900 loyal,
energetic, enthusiastic and hustling
members in the society for the next
meeting of 1912 which meets at the 500
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-18
Hires Teachers

The board of education of L'Anse
township has re-engaged the following
teachers for next year:
L'ANsE HIGH SCHOOL
Supt. F. A. Mellencamp. Anita O..
Van Ness, Kate Curry, Kate M. Sterk,
Clarrissa La Due, Theresa M. Menge,
Flora Sawtell.
Pequaming-J. L. Miller. Supt.
Martha Schubart, Zoe M. Proctor.
acknowledgement Shea.
NJ E. Mission Ruth Jackson.
McKernan-Ad Adalia Egeres.
A few vacancies exist and teachers
will be hired at next board meeting. :
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-18
Geismar Instructs Farmers.

Leo P. Geismar was in Baraga Coun-
ty three days this week and gave some
interesting lectures on alfalfa and the
care of new orchards.
Mr.. Geismar is proficient speak, r
and his going into details on the sub
tests gave the farmers and people in
terested in agriculture many good OBJ
ject lessons. He paid particular atten-
tion to fruit and claimed that Baraga
County was one OF the best apple rails.
ing counties in Northern Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-18
Memorial Day Proc'am ton

LANSING, Mich. May 1S-Gov. Us-
Born today issued the following Mem
Cria day prociamation:
'''rhe Grand Army of the Dead con
iinues IL grow. The Grand Army Of
the Living is in the aftermath. Tie
evening shadows are falling about
them. They are as brave in confront
ivg the great enemy of mankind that.
has never BEEN vanqushed ~ tncyT
were on the battlefield that saveE the
nation. Love, reverence and patriot
ism eemand that we obey our more
than willing Hearts and consecrate to
their memory May 80, when flowers by
land and sea will be the testimonials of
grateful pdople.
"Thefore. !, Chase S. Osborn. GOV
eInor Of the commonwealth of Mich
gan, do issue this proclamation, and
earnestly urge the observance of Thurs
day. May 80. 1872. as Memorial AMI
Decoration Day..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-18
Asstnins Loses Citizen

Joseph Atticons, a resident Of ASSN
ins died at his home there on last Sat-
urday evening between the hours of IL
and IL O'Clock of pneumonia, after an
illness of two months, having contract
ed cold last winter.
He was born in Assinins and resided
always there. Besides a wife and two
children he leaves to mourn his demise
as sister, Mrs. John Loonsfoot and bro
ther Basil.
The funeral was held on Monday
morning at 8 o'clock, Rev. Mgr. Faust
officiating, interment being in local
cemeter,.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-18
Commencement
at Skanee
Class Consisting OF Five Graduates
Last Night

The graduating exercises for Aryon
township was held last night in central
school and the class of 1912 passes into
the world. The attendance was large,
the rooms of the magnificent building
being handsomely decorated for the
occasion in the class colors, "Blue and
White" The class consists Of FIVE stu
dents, namely: Florence Ingeborg
Brodth, Alexander Victor Elmblad,
Laura Caroline Hartvigh, Emma Ma
thilda Nelson, Arthur Godtfred Gilman.
The following program was rendered:
Song-"Our Greeting" School
Invocation A. C. Youngdahl
Oration Optimistic Out
look Laura Hartvigh
Oration-The Preservation of
Our Forests Arthur Gilman
Graduation Song Children's Chorus
Grafton Poverty Often Bless
ing Florence Brodth
Grafton Francis Willard and her
Work Emma Nelson
Song Nearer Home" Male Quartet
Oration-For Value Received, |
Promise to Pay Alexander Emblad
Song Children's Chorus
Address Prof. S. o. Clinton
County Comm'r of Schools
Song "KlaA Stjerna" Male Quartet
Presentation of Diplomas-P. a.
Gilman Sec. Board of Education
Song Happy School Days Now
are Ended Graduating Class
Song "America" Audience
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-05-18
Chicken Pie Supper a Success

The chicken pie supper given on
Thursday evening by the ladies of the
NJ. E. Church was a successful event
The supper was largely attended and
was pronounced d the best. The various
booths were early in the evening sold
out, many being disappointed in not
able to purchase any of the articles
sold.
The proceeds of the bazaar and suE-
per. will 60 toward paying the debt on
the new parsonage.