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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13

Be thrifty on little things like bluing. Don't ao,
Sept water for blufng. Ask for Red Cross Bah
Blue. the extra good value blue
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13

| Red Cross Ball Blue gives double value for your
money, goes twice as far any other. Ask your
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
DAISY FLY KILLER

HAROLD soMERs. $50 DeKalb Ave-. brooklyn. N.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
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on sailing ship from
IL New York to London used to be
IA shillings quarter of wheat;
now it is just over a shilling a
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o resume work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Berlin Dec -e-Rrlruf events have
given color rs tho dreadful rumUr cur
rent in royal circles that Princess Vic
toria Louise Wilhelm. iH suffering from
the hopeless malady which fur reycra.
generations has been the curse ~ thn
ruling house iu Germany
This ma'ady. carcinoma. r. form
of Insan.tt and .r ir said that me e.
forts 81 ths Eirl % attain proficiency
in the arts and sciences have proved
al but futile She be- una bic 20 con-
verse on matters hevorf ordinary Eus-
Eig. and if a feared never win possess
tho ah.lIrr 70 acquire kn0wIrdEo even
~ . trivial sort
Vet she BE- beautiful Eirf and az
pears intelligent She dances and
rides horseback Ike tho average prin-
cess TIE casual observer would hard
ly suspect that she ia the victim 40 "a
dread disease
with her ancestors Nho have been
stricken with the maIady aU have cs-
cared until late in life vita Queen
Louise % came IN middle life hut Inn
peror and Empress FREDERICK had pass
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
FIVE NEGROES
ARE HELD FOR
THE SHOOTING
THEY WE'RE ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH IMPLICATION IN SHOOT
ING GEORGE THOMAS, a YOUNG
CREOLE

D. H Dcrs Preston Gordon, Joe
Hicks PRED williams end John era
ham, au negroes. hove been arrested
and placed iu che county ian on the
charge ~ being implicated ID ths
shooting % Gt1rEr Thomas. "a Young
Creole. who vas shot near fEe corner
az Baylen and Belmont streets early
Christmas morning and who walked
nom that point 90 in front % ST. Ml-
ghaeTs church. where 90 feil
John Graham has told Captain
George Han who investigated the
shooting and caused me arrest ~ aI
the parties. that be- shot Thomas. bat
that D. did not know 40 far time thai
any ~ the bullets struck him. AZ hs
had fred four shots to scare him after
81 GEht between them and shortly after
Thomas began - run.
Eusa Lee MEe. negro woman. has
also beer arrested on thc charge q
being IMPLICATED fu tho shooting
Nearly an OF the negroes arrested
have been released on bond pending 4
preliminary hearlrE
According 60 fhr reports received last
night. ths condition % Thomas .s very
serious and little hope "a entertained
fHr bis recovery Use .s fn mo Pensa-
cola HauIfarIun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

NJ man ulam N..alEaH g. sHIl "a,
whenever be- bad q ..tf's therefore that
81 Isaf che democrats a-rgd H.u ~
rHu Cor governor
Those we're fhe dave q. Ea.a.# rIfr
rrrTfrsf popularity Eru dreamed fbai
democrat could mako Hu" hrafuat
aEa.rrE fHH fr.UrHd."r H.a af E1ose-
Ns.f sentiment rrrrIs made enc rHr
Hr goo Iaa 1oU more votes Cos rorrr.
anr than Parker 81. IHr president .l'
UaH defeated
THE scar FaE- found EraF. e't st.I
popular lu Michigan. ... again fcrrn
vas rrEHl tu r.H and d.# IHe Roose-
re'f ssaf.rHHf u.s raf strong ruuugf
talH tn. f# ..rI# .Hr.arH .H. Erusres-
s.E. .I#.. .Hu THFr l.H. EHTul4r
IH.H .#.r # ..... ...sru.r tla.
HrT a.##TH VII. ...H #.H"rea
since $780,
Ana naH .#f .rue going q. Ian.
sins EEHre Hs .I. w.a au.a.s t.ai
l. I .. l#..Tnar .H ...f H# u#N - in
ua-1e Wr be- honest ffr is progressive
Hr HaH backbone. IfH a determined
TIA. Michigan H.H.ur.# H... D. core
aH.I.a honestly aHE $500 U
STRONG anIa end upright governor rf
have Hs aay.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

nf citizenship Zee took To- raw re-
tsral rf bore and Er.s and made ~ e
splendid men and women
About IrIH Time f1a. Trffr Erf u-
Irrflre uu HuN 90 Nah. fhe War.d
Better Do vas wonderful piece q
w#rk-a.haf lecture. ard De- used ID
..E nHt Whenever Pc had "a Ufra time
Go sH#ra and deliver flat lecture fa
tre FARMERS ana yHIaEers who lived
within % radius 20 gf.E miles 90 BIG
RAPIDS
TEe s....ss - .hr arst students. co.
ErlEeF with tae lecture. caused tne
fame 81. One -etoa.masttr GO spread
ana SOON H# HHH school ~ srrsra.
hundred pupils Efa kept pounding E
.Hfa fHass students chat rhrv must
make fH#Ir ..sH sH.#HHe..I rHl uuIr e
material was. n4t HaE Hrr unjust
a.sn fr.I "a r.=pausIH.Hrr fs society
This f#E.E.E war EEE a.erTfaEIs fH
tEr people off EIIghlRau. who are a
pretty good sHTl after an and Ferr.a
was soon voted capital fellow Of
even body
So fH.HEs rolled aIUHE aIF 1904
Ferris sHu setting bother known and
better .auH f.FoHgdHuI rHH stan. Hr
v#ur f"HHHrHr'e go fUr ..#rrr uIafHlm
E.HrI. ~ 40 T#. pointed Eu ull
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
w. We sbrsss home - . RsBss NJ,

EIW Rapids M.aa Too. .H=Uu Gre
nrHt or January 800 srH Nra Wood
rridge a. rerriH vIT s.Hsr fHr.r .u.H
home ln uiE EaI.a and Ea fa U.U U
thc executive mansion Hf IanHuE IHr
ar Terris bel fa be- governor rs MIGHT
San.
Ferris LEI slH0clma .rr. aud aIHaFH
has been ITr is HIHa O. democrat fn
state that Haa been .ulgF fHr aHeH-
Iute control .f che republican parts lHr
twenty. two years. democrats end CO.
reeInUr democrats who are H..Hn'Has.
tarH have been regarded .a very poor
Eats when If came f1 fEe proposition
~ being elected rH an important once.
Hnt TsTfa . HE.r.nE .r.U rH. come
mon rHH
Ie sHua tH E.a E.F.He something u
lHF T.THUaH poor H.I honest 49,
thav aaF II. uaH a.sa ambitious
without friends Hr money na started IA
private school. UE course #.H begin
niuKs were muaE HumHI. EHE Ferr.s
aas wonderful personality. ana he
was ALSO Wen EraauaeI .u fhH HuE.-
ness subjects wHIgb nr taught
The faW pupils which "mr |H ..u
n thr nrEuulHE went agf H.1 fH.
world equipped u1f alone fs HHH.rrF .u
uusiaras. tut tH discharge far fHUes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
FLOATS FROM
MANY PLACES
MAY Be HERE
CARNIVAL ASSOCIATION wILL ~.
vfrE NUIoHsoRfse cTrtEs AND
TOWNS TO HONOR pRlscUs--PA-
RADE FEBRUARY

Uuu af fne San carries yesterday. q reao-
tac r.urF ana towns within a wide ra-
diuH Of Pfnsarola 90 enter doats r the
coming Maril Gras parade which uI1 be-
held Tuesday. February
AE-urHIuE O. fHr tentative plan recent
81 rr.#.HHH. tUe ua rrIEaI queen VII nf
chosen ...H FeHr from tHe rulers 20 t1f
GOATS which Hart.. IuHfr In ere King pr.H-
..F UHEHIHfrH. end her court uII t1ms
uria# tHH RENE .naeT uf the feat queens
If .F understood mat plans frr a HHrfet
society HHE.Iar. fu tHe association ere
Tr1ErfeH.uE nicely. and that one 30
doubtless Hn nreaHIEeH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
DIES AFTER A
SHORT ILLNESS
ALVIN LANFIELo. RECENTLY or
NEW YORK, DIES At NEW PEN.
sAcoLA HoME-wAs FARMER.

Alvin Landed until recently -
Nru York died after brief illness
sf hIs Pensacola home. 12sl-g Eas,
GnHrrumtu. street. on "wednesday re
uHs 81 wears % end IL survived 10
riF widow and "a soU
Nfr. LHuHr.d bought a farm about
ten nIIra outside 0f the tIty when he
located I'm this section 20 the country
three months ago be Eas FeftinE %
into shape f1 work next year when
HFrrEHkrH hE death
FH1rrI services ere being delayed
peudIuE IHr arrival ~ relau. e. from
Do north tomorrow. Hgt vii probably
b. held during frf afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
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Ads and Profit thereby.
PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

H.H hundred ar# N#r ..H.H nUrf Gn.as
..rI Cos E..a. D.. fHr rH.""..#H court EeFa
to-day morning .Ff.#H"H defendants
we're found U.fT. Hffarr IIHrrarErd.
one t#HuHH over fa ITH probation H#rHf.
IH1r CD fIF ...rf. Hr. nineteen cases
we're uulUu.r9 T#" HuH# aasHH#..H
amounted lH SEQ
TUa raHr HaH Hat EHua Richardson =
UfEra wHufan. wla H charged uItH EaEa
HH Haf WINE Grimes HHuIHFI UHNra
e.UHH. un lHr'sITfaH #H" ra. raIHf. HHf
HHH cnuunuHH william Jones. u.Hru.
uaH aIrastsa rrsfrFIaH Hf Detective
hHtuHtra on .HH .HaFEH - having held
M HlIr NrImrH w.Nr f#H other woman .rI
N#F The wounded woman - aHn r. fre
hospital End reports ernHaruIuE nHr eans
|'fInu IHFE H.aHf HHrn NrrH HnfHFarnfsIT
60 II Thought H#H wI. UnT rHe.fff
fHr CaseH HEHirHf MHH Neal HnI EtHf'
HlIaIL hUfh HHNruers 81 n wtre ARRESTED
.HrittTHs far elffwr each other un EaHf
N0'uTanf HtFF.N WFrH #.aH continued
Wtn Seal raH HrrIHu..E rut huI fHr
fHrr women anB FeesIsaf slight afab
Fl fra nrek
Jane. 81 hfaftia. e nsErg nau. par
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
SHOT PLUMBER.
KILLED HERSELF
NooBs Woman rIrss BuHst irts Hsf
B-an hftsr aouraIna Chester Bss.
Feft

Nuf Is sla nee ... after fr.uE to
bullets from q fE.ra .|HFr revolver into fIe
arm end shoulder uI Chester EasFett a.
plumber living ar Eg NHrf. Carolina
street Belle -. r. Huurr urHHn. fred
H H..HH into Der own nrafn NHr bullet
entered ere uruarF RIGHT tn~H'r passed
Hr.Hfrlr through Hr. brain END rHwe
H"f Oh f.r .-H side Size died So
hours .1fHr
The police fHIrE fha woman took her
1un Ifr Hr rEIuE srr had killed EaHsett
EaHHrrr received uuIr frH. wounds TIE
shooting took place Ir Nrurr - Dear
BORN end g. LuEtH streets VI rfneHdaE
afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
BuRNIsc soor CAUSES
FIRE rRuckS A BUN

E.rrIuE #rm. .H r.IWuHr 81 tTr resi-
AirHu'r street. caused Hu H.aru fr HF
sent .r fHr fHr HrH GErHrf went sErrf
before O'Clock yesterday aIfnrrnnn
The nrr YES f.f.uEUl11fI with patent
Ore aEf'uEl. rnrr Irrw Uu. H. one trucks
SO lawrEr resulted g. INC HFHfIFr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Stree repair shop.. ladies' and Msr',
shosa neatly repaired while yev wait
osiek delivery. nosds called Ger ard
delivered ~ South naiafoH street
pAors 77e.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

81 me half-century mark when strick-
~. ths samc - the kaiser's sister Char.
lotfe. THE kaiser has thus far eseap.
"a attack ~ Z serious nature. although
it ir known tbat he suffers greatr
from affection OF the left ear ana ieft
side ~ the ihroaf This "a symiom
zoo ths maiady. and one which has al
ready appeared iu the case 90 Princess
Louise
The latest reports concerning ths
princess throw an Interesting light on
her Affairs Of the heart n 10 known
that many princes have goue % woa
her but that few " any have asked he-
hand. Can Ia b. that on meeting hef
che admiration which her pictures "a
aroused has been conlnd- To have as
father-ln-law che arhiter % Europe il
e wonderful thing but 81 can hardly
compensate for turning q home into 4
bcdlnm.
Read The Journals Want
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO HAVE TREE
FIRST BAprlsr Will HAVE *.
ERcISEs AND DISTRIBUTION or
GIFTS TONIGHT.

AnaHE THe rhrietmaa exercises 10
hr bella tonight wiz be- one at tds
1rst Baptist eHar.H. Hf $3.50 o'clock
D. RUI BE- under fHH auspices u. The
sunday school rHs uTI De- featured UT
a heavily .Isdru tree shat u.u accord
.HE fH rum0r bear rH Ger ga "A
member
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

S arsaparilla

Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feehng, restores the appetite
cures palcness, nervousness
builds up the whole system.
Get F today in usual liquid form o.
chocoated tablets called SarBatnba.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
WAUL A
TOTAL LOSS
u-iLE nEIso TowEo FRoN ST.
ANDREWS 10 PENSACOLA rHU
VESSEL sppuVa a LEAK ANo WAS
LOST.

while 6r.nE tossed rHm zI Andrews
by tHr Goa F.ursrr 600 tsEsr waui
HWnef fr Cent on E saunasTe. aurHua
feak HHf eaHE N tHr rHF about fueuIE
mites UIt .roW enc port af departure
Heavy HrHH were running end frH IuE
|#N HHHfHrr barge fHe consul IN tow
eHsn frn accident happened raTIr TEHI-
rrHfaH wlrrIra THE barge carried HHTH
lumber Coz tH.H port
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

ura.uaI Iafs vHsa the Same were az.
proved and Published az Aforesaid
section That 900 ordinances and
porte OF ordinance iu conflict ferr.
v|fr lr. anU Ir. HamH are. hereby rH.
UrafrG
section That fhIa arfIuaurH
shall fakr sTe.f Immediately upon ifs
uaHrIFe ard approval
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

nn.I or and costs Pr d.r#hrrE Is Hre-
arms in fsr rffr limits EHrIHtuaH. or
NrEr simmons who arrested tnc uFEra.
said that HT NrHH tuu bullets iHta tHF
ground while seated uu HIH 'front.' porch
uu tiHFHr street auunt noon. aud lfnr
took tHu rHHfs HE negro man seated nu
Ia feurr. Tho nFEHH wuo caused MarUu'f
arrest fHH ere aTHFr fHaf lnu uI llr
bullets nassrI Frrr close f1 HIs bead
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
Too Late for Classification.

fu-T watch fnh. coin shared raised
fadrF Hsaf on ore eide Roman rnd
Reward f rrturu~d rs police station
.-der.ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
DIRECTORY
John S. BEARD

Atterney and counaslinr a. law. PrMctlfs
N al the courts, state 9an fsdernl o.
ices, 600 soi rhieasn euiidlnn, Psnsaeoia.
Fiorlda.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
Ordinance introduced
Permitting Correction

0rHi.ra.a re raFs oBsl
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

in him and that totally eclipses every good
qualification he may possess and for him to
associate with white men Of like and
even inferior ability to himself is not only
presumptuous on his part but impertinent.
May, perhaps, a majority of the members
Of the association will rescind the arbitrary
and intolerant actions Of the executive COM
mittee, but even then Mr. Lewis will still
have to confront the condition and his use
fulness as a member Of the association will
be completely destroyed and his refusal to
quietly withdraw may result in the disrup-
tion of the organization.
If meritorious Negroes can become mem
bers of such great educational organizations
without friction it will mean much in work
ING out their salvation and destiny in this
country; but if their presence is to cause dis
ruption they would help themselves and
those Of like blood to gracefully withdraw.
For the Negro to himself try to overthrow
the condition in the United States by main
force and violence will surely result in his
annihilation in this country, while, on the
other hand if he makes haste slowly, and
takes advantage OF opportunities and makes
good the condition will grow less intolerant
and within the next half century the cOndi
ton will be almost thing Of the past Jesus
Christ and Solomon both with Negro paren-
tage would have as much trouble with the
white man in the United States under the
present condition as did William II. Lewis.
1t takes time to work out a condition and
the people who refuse to wait upon the ac-
tions Of Father Time will go backwards in
stead of forward.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

Wiping out the court is a new move on
the part Of the bloodthirsty lynchers Of the
south Since the days of 1875 the mob spirit
has been on the increase as to dealing sum.
mary vengeance on offending Negroes,
throughout the south But that section has
been frequently warned against her lawless-
ness to the effect that in a spirit of disap-
pointemnt the lawbreakers would turn on
each other and the prediction has come true,
as one day this week a Virginia judge,
prosecuting attorney and the sheriff were
instantly killed and the clerk dangerously
if not fatally wounded by a mob, which die
not take kindly to one of their number haV-
inc been convicted of infractions OF the law.
In the south the whites tell with much amuse-
ment of the killing of a Negro and they are
killed for any crime from water melon steal
inc to murder, and this has become SO much
the custom of the country that law and or
der are held in absolute derisiOn few
more outbreaks like the one in Virginia one
day this week and move will be made to
guarantee every man fair and impartial
trial.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15
OsTRACIsING THE NEGRO.

Race prejudice in the United States on
the part Of the whites as against the blacks,
is due to a condition rather than to
a distinction, and for those Of the whites,
who are broad enough in mind and soul to
recognize merit in man regardless OF either
his color or his condition, to become peeylsh
or pessimistic over the opposition to him by
others, who are not similarly constituted,
demonstrates that, they at least are as IN
tolerant as those, who refuse to recognize
true merit only in the white man. For the
Negro to become inpatient, grouchy and
disconsolate over unnecessary exhibitions OF
Negro antagonism on the part of the whites
and in despair exclaim, What's the use? de-
monstrates that he would go to pieces even
worse should success instead OF reverses
crown his efforts. A condition can be over
come if properly treated and, IN our opln-
ion. tile white mans antagonism to the black
man in the United States can and will be
overcome providing those Negroes, who un-
derstand the condition go about the work IN
a practical as well as systematical way 1t S
no use lodging or denying that the condl-
tion exists for it is found in Minnesota as
we'll as Mississippi and in Maine and Wash
ineton as we'll as Louisiana and florida In
those states where the blacks are the most
numerous it is more acute than IN those
where there are not so many, but whether IN
an aggregated or mild form it always bobs
up.
The actions of the executive committee
of the American Bar Association in arbitrar-
lily annulling the membership card Of Viii
liam H. Lewis, deputy U. S. Attorney Gen
eral, after he had been regularly elected by
the body, prompts this article This seem
ingly unwarranted action is due to the fact
that Mr. Lewis has Negro blood in him and
does not deny it. as do many others who are
members of the association. White men,
who were college chums of Mr.. Lewis, de-
clare there is nothing in the general deport
ment of the man that would lead even jim
Vardeman to suspect, if his face was
masqued that only the most polished and re
fined white blood flowed through his veins.
Neither the natural nor the acquired ability
of the man is questioned as he was especial
ly selected by the authorities for his legal
qualifications but the man has Negro blood
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

TO be sure the coal industry is paralyzed
in England but not one half so badly para
lyzed as the shivering humanity for the lack
of coal
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

Perhaps one might sing that blessed old
hymn, "On Jordan stormy banks | stand
and cast wishful eye, which our mothers
and grandmothers used to sing with so much
religious rervor, too loud but in our opinion
to do such thing one would have to be diff
ferently constituted than any one we have
ever yet met
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

ST. Patrick Day in the morning falling
on Sunday the bottle business next Saturday
is expected to be unprecedented
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

If applause" is cut out of the Congress
sonal Record there will be nothing to it.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

Dying of consumption is the reported state
of health is James B. Mcnamara, which has
been hastened by the dust Of the jute mill.
1t s brutal beyond expression to force that
or any other human being even in peniten-
tiary to perform any kind of labor that kills
him or her by degrees We suggest to the
prison officials that they take such lnfor-
tunates out and either shoot them or put
them to doing some kind of work that will
be more in keeping with their physical
strength
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

Roosevelt forces in Seattle have begun a
fight among themselves. That seems to be
wilful waste Of wind gentlemen, as Taft Is
certain of carrying the state.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

Washington is to have another bad Case Of
political scrimmage over the govemorship
With such men as Otto A. and Our Bob in
the mix-up it is bound to be a bad mess OF
poisoned purps
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

If all BARRIERS, who talk too much, should
be divorced by their wives as did San
Francisco wife the divorce mills would have
to work overtime to get through.
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

Rival jealousy that grew out of the alleged
discovery Of the north pole is to be repeated
in the reported discovery of the south pole
Dr. Cook and Commodore Peary rallied at
each other like two tOmcats at midnight
are shaping themselves to give the world
similar exhibition. We seriously doubt if
either of the poles has as yet been reached
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

THE SEATTLE REPUBLICAN,
Is published every Friday by Cayton Publishing
Company.
subscriptions, SO per year; six months, $3.50;
postage prepaid.
Entered as second-cass matter at the postoffice
at Seattle
cAYToN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.
Main 305 427 EpIer Block
Seattle, Washington
The Seattle Republican., 1912-03-15

There is hardly any doubt but that Gill
and Cotterill ran on platforms diametrically
opposed to each other, but, in our opinion,
not to the extent as. declared the Cashmere
Grange an organization of farmers, to class
ify them as Righteousness and Unrighteous-
ness and the latter won, and yet outsiders
might have gotten that idea from Mr. Gill s
past record and his persistent refusal on the
stump to promise better for the future.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-19
Reports from Standing Com
mittees

Aid. Clark presented the following report
which was motion adopted, ayes keneke,
Mcdonald, Clark, Sutfin. BRANDED, Brown, Pal
mer Washourn, nays nome
January 18th, 1912
To the Honorable Mayor and Councils
Gentlemeni
Your committee to whom were referred the
several claims and accounts would respectfu
ly report favorablv on the following aud ask
the unanimous consent OF this council that
said claim De allowed and the City Clerk ia
structed TO draw orders for the same
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-19
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditions
OF certain mortgage made by Sarah Horn
beck OF Alma, Michigan to Fred Kimball OF
Crystal, Michigan dated the second day OF
April A. ID. 1909 and recorded In the once OF
the Register of Deeds for the County OF Shia-
wassee and State of Michigan on the sixth day
Of April A. ID. 1909 in Liber 116 of Mortgages, on
pages 298 and 200 on which mortgage there IL
claimed to be due at the date OF this notice for
princi pal and interest and insurance the sum
Of Ave hundred twentv-eight and twenty.
nine one hundredth dollars [S52s29l sand
an Attorneys fee OF twelty. five dollars as
provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or
proceedings ~ law having been instituted to
recover the moneys secured by said mortgage,
or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF the
power OF sale contained In said mortgage and
the statute In such case made and provided on
Saturday, the ninth day OF March A. ID. 1919 al
ten o'clock In the forenoon, the undersigned
will At the front door of the Court House in
City Of Corunna. that being the place where the
Circuit Court for the County Of Shiawassee IL
held, sell at Public Auction to the highest bid
der, the premises described In said mortgage
or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay
the amount so as aforesaid due on said mort
gage, with seven per cent interest and all legal
costs, together with said attorneys fee, to wit
Lot twelve 1877 In block "B" Of Mary A. Chip
mans addition to the City OF Owosso, Michi'
gan.
KrLPArRIcK PnRPoHr,
Attorney for Fred Kimbsii.