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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Monday. March 18th.

[ County Ccu-t-day az he Court ticuse
door in Nj. Sterling. Hs1;1cky. a; shcu.
the hour Of OuS C'clccS ?. IN. proved 10
offer for sale 20 the highest and tess bit-
der. upon a credit Of orS-Jhiri cas-. one
third in . months. ard ors-ch,ri IL y
months, The deferred payments 70 bear
interest. o. upon a larger payment IN
cash 4 the purchaser - desires. the 10.
lowing described lard. known a. the
Foster farm. situated. lvirg and tSiug in
Montgomery county, keutuckv. on the
waters Of Grassy Lick. and bounded ard
described as follows, so-wit.
Beginning in the center Of the Grassy
Lick pike. corner with Jones: thsrcs
with the center Of said pike :. : W ),
poles, ;. = <. i poles, ;. : (. - poles.
;. II E. - poles, ). Ssy +. poles, :
- W. - poles. ;. ! W 81 tic poles.
corner with II. (. Howell. thence lsav.
ing the pike y. 7S4 <. Ico SIC poles 70
walnut stump, corner with same and
John Peggs; thence y. "a e 81 Ito
poles 70 stone, corner with Peggs and
Drenuon; thence y. II E. IIS $40
pole 10 a stake. corner with H u. How
ell and the Gilkey farm; thence y. I4
W. III pole 70 a stone, corner with Snip
son Morton; thence y. - W. - poles 70
the beginning. containing ISS acres, /
rood and : poles,
PIERCE WYNN.
I-st As Trustee fer Mary A. Mcclure
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-12

sibly Forest DenmSrk'S Oest pro-
duce as GATED horse, The
ChaucelOr having over 100 ties
won. his dam was 4 daughter Of
Senator Blackburn. McDvuald
Chief, one Of the greatest horses
As s. show horse Sud sire, spent
many years here the property OF
John :. WYATT. This horse shares
with Rex Peavine the honor Of
the best son Of Rex McDouald.
Jack Barrymore, the gray SenSa-
tion Of 1912, was bred by Richard
Conner. deceased. Here stands
out an instance showing the pos
sibilitieS Of our farmers with one
or two good mares, patrpnizlng the
best horses. 1t pays 10 increase
our chances by jUdiciouS mating.
Emerald Ray, Il son Of Emerald
Chief from n Senator Blackburn
dam, stepped into the lime light
last season, defeating all he met,
winning the gated stallion class
over Rlchelieu King, Star Emer-
aid and Meteor Chief.
Naughty Marietta, the black
daughter of Highland Gay, WAS
bred 10y Bridges Bros, and in
ShropShire'S stable was the three
gated sensation of 1911. This
farm showed last year a splendid
yearhug 10y Highland Clay, Ian d.
inc 2ud money in the big fuIurity
ut Lexington. Blue GraSS !Jour-
nal.
Good canned corn, 3 for 25c at
NaparSdell'S.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
SADDLE HORSE GOSSIP.

One OF the best prospects for the
two-year-old harness and saddle
classes this year is the handsome
stallion, Emerald LeGrand. owned
by James Anderson OF Montgomery
county, Nv. This colt Is a beautiful
bay in color. with star in forehead
and left hind foot white. Individually
he Is perfect; has fine style and
action, with a briIliancy ike a dia-
mond. and the fash and dash Of a
meteor. His blood lines are the
very best, he being sired by Star
Emerald, BY Emerald Chief. BY
Bourbon Chief. Dam Coronation.
BY Stephens LeGrand. he BY Mann
brlno LeGrand. he by Highland
Chief. end dam frankie Cloud. BY
Red Cloud. he BY Indian Chief !:
5rd dam Bell by Rhoderick. E-uer-
aid LeGrand has been Thoroughly
broken to harness and partly gated
and possesses the earmarks OF win
ner. He I-,,s: be seen to be ap-
preciated.
J. L. Faulkner, OF Montgomery
county. Ky. has great prospect
for a show horse this wear in his
stallion by Emerald Chief. This
horse is bred in the purple and is
good actor and a great performer.
and in the hands OF B. F. Herriott
is sure to develop into fine show
horse for the gated class. Mr..
Faulkner is to be congratulated
on being the owner of such an
excellent prospect and without ques-
tiOn this horse will be heard from
in the coming summer.
Walter Rice. of North Middle
town, Bourbon county, has taken
up his two-year-old stallion. Rock
land Chief, and begun working
him under the saddle. Rockland
Chief was sired by Bourbon Chief.
dam by Cloud Mcdonald; 2nd dam
by Wilson's King: 3rd dam by
Yellow Jacket, and is a bay, with
left hind foot white, and stands Is
hands Il inches. Heis an excellent
individual, possessing fine style,
carrying his head like a peacock
on parade, has wonderful action in
front and behind, and when NOV
ing shows that perfection of mo-
ton, that brilliancy of action, that
easy going stride essential to show
winners, and will prove a hard nut
for the much-touted two-year-old
Futurity candidates to crack.
Rockland Chief will undoubtedly
be heard from in the show rings
the coming season, and possesses
every reason to be a blue ribbon !
winner, as his ancestry have |
been producers of show winners all
down the line. This colt carries a !
beautiful tail, and, take it from US,
will bring home the candy and
coin" when the bell taps for the
ringing down of the curtain this
year on the fairs and horse shows.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY PRODUCTS.
Indeed it would be a laborous
ask to give a correct account of
he great horses NJ tgOmery
has furnished the show
lorse world. 1t seems great
,ity there is no official record kept
ven of our States show horses.
Bourbon Chief must be given first
lace over any horse owned or l
red here in the history of the !
reed. While not bred here he
pent great part of his life here !
nd died the property of j. III.
iillispie, his fame as a sire of
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-12

Highest prices paid for country
bacon and shoulders at Vanars
dell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
In the Matter Of
Mary 4. ACClure'S lands.

The undersigned. PsrcS Wir1. as
Trustee Of Mary A. Mcclure. WI. On
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Sheriff. Sale.
LAND AND Town LOTS TO BE SOLD FOR TAxfS
The undersigned will sell at public oucry at the Court
House door in Mt Sterling, Montgomery county, KY. on
Monday, March IL, 1913

to payment of delinquent taxes the property named
in the following One dollar will be added to each amount
to cover cost of advertising etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
YcrmGrfmnN

Tid)tcr (illn 3cnGcn): nGs hat
beu AnideiL ais oh Tic midt Ole
@ohrheit ipredlen miirhcn."
3eilNe; ,,GntIduloigeu. &err DC
rid,tsboi, id REQ lo9or mebr ala ole
@oDrbeit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Srciieno %abgemieien.

Gin Spefilont, Der IN filrSer 3eit
reid, %geiporoen wor, ipollte ieillen
Sobn III cine ariitofratiihe Samilie
p%erbeiratbcn mo iogtc oesbalb 5i
cinem Baron: sd miinid)te. Sic
miiroen meinem Sobn ems ibrer
M1od)cn sur Srail geben."
n@esbolb Oenn nidt," erpioerte
Der Baron, .melhes mil or oenn ba.
ben, ous aammermGoden ooer oas
&iidennt1Oden2"
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las 9eben Der a,eiliseu 4o,tcs.

Son Batter =. gitihuau. 8. 2. ..
Ortap-Anseahe. Nit Gbromo Sitsl.
Tin itarfsr Vono Don 1900 Sciteu.
Srisinaleinbanb nit R%otbidnitt...~ $3.50
gsroRr tumnrirts Nnarto xus-
aabr. Dit 4 observation-disclosures. iarbIsem
Sitel. ,Somilisn: Resifer II. $50 !eol;ihnitt
Slniirationen. 1919 S.uartititeu.
seoerriiden. e~einpanoosde. Rotblhn. $3.50
Rpther 9eoerriidem, g%einpanboede,
SsinaoloiGnitt ............ ............ $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
2pbnenScr %ersiemit fir NsentenI
9ans= nnD
Iamiliem Bidder.
8atbpliihes 6panscliens unb
Srbauuuasbuf.

9olfstbimli1s Grflaruus Der Souutass
NIB 6eittass ~Gpanstli.n. VonS, Suihens,
vriefter. Grit 1853 ,Sunt,ationen. BIB &oli'
bilberl, $ dromo; NIB l6 tppcSrapbiIhen
Sin'haltsbiloerli, Samlienhronif. .04
Seiten. S.norto.
0dlbteocrbano nit 6otblhuitt.. ..... $3.50
6o%tbleiu,pano. ysperrii1eu, Uclpihu. $500
9as Seben mnicrcs licben &crrm nno
&eilanbS Seius Gbriitus.
Bon Y. N%uiiueer. Ait Ghromobilb, lG
gan;ieitisen Slultrationsn, SO Ssrtiiuitra
ticnsi. 1910 Seitsu in Snarto.
i..albleoerbamo in Rotbidnitt.. ...~.. $3.50
Rotbe Geinpauo, eeberriiden. ,Setu-
9olbiduitt $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Scifcnocr Srrtbmm.

Siesd,cn tin 3cielihaft): Mania,
mid bciBt mas!
Moma tin Serlegcnheit): Nd,.
oas miro cin Srrtbum iein!
Siesdcn Gluh cilter @eile) :
Mama; Jest beiBt mid ifon wicocr
cin Srrtbum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Yeidcioencr Nnnih.

StammgoIt: ,@euiaitenS ami
@eibnod)ten fonnten 2 anal a BIZ.
lerl belicr einidenfcn."
- ~ y
Smmur in NnScigcm.
Gin Nrjt in Mcntreal empiobl
lid Den arnnfen nit oen @urtcn:
@eben Sic Die &oiimulg nid,t aani
aui. bis Sic mid, fpniulticrt baden.
Cine 3eitunG i'm @citen thcilt
ibren 9ciern NIT: Der 3lued oicies
9lotteS lit Is. in SoiS mo ScrO IN.
iercs Bottles Seripenoung ST. finocn.
Gin belttidcr Observation-Disclosures
tiinoiatc an: Nurd) pcrmanotidoit.
lid)c S~c5iebungen bin id, inn Stonoc.
mr. oas Nllerbcitc IN Eommcrihen
@G~nicbriiiten 5ll l%iciern.
Hcd)t perloteno tlingt Ole Ginlo,
Dung ciuer Sreicn acknowledgements.
lhait: 8%otteSbienit Smnutaa Gor-
mittag llelln llbr. Shema Scr Yre-
oi9t: @ebei bin ibr &eriludten.
ms cipige tSelicr. Gintritt irei.
GinigcrmoBen mcrfwiiroig tlingt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Sin Spfcr Der YilidJt.

Ser SEER Hed,tsamnolt fam ia
ieit pier5ebn 5agen nift mebr
iisen!"
ga. leioer! Gr mnib nGditens
einen @iloifiiscn pertbeioigcn. rmo
On bat err nelllid,, Inn lid 5i infor.
mieren. nad)ts einnul Elm biBl beim
@iloern mitgetban."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

iid)eren @ngen eep1blt. @elungen
mar Der @agen oes rHeinede Studs"
inb ais 9efronlrng 0es @an5en
seitnete Iif Der llitige .Sbron Ses
Erin5en 8arllepal" aiif Der pierfar'
bisen Wiise oes Sd)alfsnarren ans.
Im ShluBmasen, Dem eielein tired
bid, bas inter Dem Druid Der Staot.
u1ter Der Staotfaiie cine Simme
bon 2,3 DILL. %. in Den SfoB
mari, waren beionoers farafter.
iltiid Die ipmboliiden aopfe DER
aroBen Gororte, Die perge6els ailf
eineu Intbeil an Dem reid)en 9ufa.
tenlegcn iparten.
Su 5iemlid geidloiiener Solse
riifte Der 3ng gegen 100 ltbr pom
Helinlarft alls, mo m1bren0 DER sllif.
itcllung lid, Snticnbe sur n1beren
gciid)tigung eingciiinoen baitei.
0ifteu Ialtern gleid itanoen bic
Ieni6en 5u 5iunOerttauie1oen jil
6eiben Seiten Der StraBen. meldIe
DER 3ltg berltbrfe, lttto bon tbltelt lo'
wie ans ben oid)tbeiesten Tenitern
Der anliegenoen Sallier mrroerl
Erin5 aarnepol, Bauer mo Sung.
iroi,, Die lire Nollen pr1ftig olird)-
iiibrteu, freuoige 3urufc 3u Sbeil.
Gas @etter blieb troden, unb obnc
u%nllcbIanle lliterbredlnng fonitc Die
Sriumpbfabrt bes Eriu5en aarnepal
becltoigt peroen. Ger Srcntoenitrom
ld)eint in biciem Sabre lid rcid,cr
ais friiber nod) Der rbciniid)en Nc.
tropole ergoiien ST. habcn. Idbere
Ingaben oariiber feblen 5nar, nber
iebenfalS fam feitgeltelt nerben,
oaB bas 8eordnge in ben StroBell
oidter mar ais iriiber.
Godl Iufloiung ocs 3uges ieste
oas Wasfentreiben in Den StraBcr
mieoer ciil ulto oide Srommel me
onoere Spcftafel. Snitrumente trotcll
lire Serrifoft an. Sn cilt5clncl
Sotels nno Hcitanrants ianOen &C.
meinihaftlife Mable itatt. Gie nl
ocn SerfebrSitrabcn belegclen &e.
ltallrants maren iiberiiillt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

raminlt miro, oelt man am Ibeno
Oes Saihings.G ienstaas an5iinbet.
Sann entbremnt cine Wahre Shladt
nit 3onieft., 2orianoeli- nnO Sran.
geniperfen; i'm bengalilden Sidltc
ergldnSt Die Ifonc Miincrm nit
ibrem @eiolge mo Der ihneioige
@clleral NIT ieinem 6imfenitabe Dor
benz &atbbarie. sluf Dem Ylaee
tai,5t Die id)onluitiae Nengc. Shla-
gen Die rotb5iingelnbcn Slonrmcn
oes Narrcnpfablcs bod, iiber Ole
Sduicr binouS, Damn eiebt's pielc
G~ctlpbunaen i'm StGotdcn.
@ic Sriai Gampoipn1bi bcrausac-
flnoen bat. Itunlmcn olle oicic Gcrc,
mouicn nod, ans Den ,}citcn Scr
%irnn5oiiidcn Heuoliltion her. @as
beoeuten Ole Wii1erin lulo DER &c
ncrnl nnocrs. nls Die omrd, Die
Miod,t scidMiBtc SSrcibcit. oas @urit
unb 9obncnmohl miro iim Spmbol
Ger @lcid,heit mlo 9riioerliffcit. Ger
bremtetoc Siobl 5nm Sreiibenielicr.
--(G. 81
- y y
Stimmt.
,@cld)cm llnlitonoe peroonft 80
lullbua ieinc @criibmtbcit2"
Gem llmitanoe. oo6 Ameritl
nod nid)t cntoedt mar"
~ - -
8rofmitbia.
YrinSipal: sic iirto bellte 10.
Sabre in mcinem @eid)Gft. Srcll.
mann. SicS pcroieut Ancrfcmuma.
Sire Iuacn iino MN III Den lcsten
SSabrcn idlpod) aciporoen. ,Nh
meroe Sbnen babcr Del oieieni an
lnlle cinen gncrbrcluler an Die Gus.
lampe iiber Sbrem Eiiltc nlonticrcn
laiien."
Nm Griten Oes &umats.
Mietber: "Sci S6ncu brnnntc ia
Die ataht nod, I'M Gin llbr Sid,t'i"
&nuapirtb: ga. i'd, oad)tc. Sic
brGdten mir nod Die Mietbc."
~ = .S
Mabrc 4cidlidDtc.
llnlGngIt hattie id) N%amensiua luiN
pergonie mir jiir Scicr OcS Cages
cine cute Gigarrc.
IN Soieph." ingtc ih III mel
llcill burden. bier huit OIL cinc
&roue. Heb mo fallic mir jmci Ne.
gala .Saporitua. Cine 0apull talurii
on raild)cli. mcil idl bcutc Nnuena-
tag babe"
Nnd jebn @imiten fomnt Der
Nerl. an leincr Ncaolio bcrcita iron.
lid itmnud)cno. uiriid. lcat mir 10
Scllcr hin mo iaut: .Mclo acbor-
lonllt. lie bam mr. nrchr Il ~tSouoritaa
gebobt,,"
~ - y 4
@eritarfnna.
Mid)tcr (ililI ,3cIlcu): ,Gs nat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
9aaria nnS Ssiepb.

Gou Eater z. Mobner, =. 2. =. Nit
0tromobilbern. TAO i.ol;ihnittsn NIB 1040
Seitet. S.uartc.
sebtrriiden. eeinpanobeds, Rotbihn $3.50
Rotber 9eberriiden, Seiupanbotde,
,Sein4oloihnitt. -. ........... $500
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~ ~ -
Mnnopilnitcr.

.@oron, Serr Eroieiior. erfennt
man nit abiolllter Siderbeit, OaB
Gin Ienih tobt iit?"
,Scim Maint, ipeiul oaS SerS-
bel Der Sroil, wenn Die 3lnlge till
ltcDt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
0mte photographer

tonuen aur uou Gryertsu berseitellt wsroem.
"s gilt bel osren Ssritsluna Grfabruus
- babeu. p%aiieuoe aopi. ulb 6orpertellun.
Arh ST bsadten. bas p~aiienbs eidts uno
S1attenperbdltuiB III fsunen unb baum
audi Die notbiSeu, oft redt foitipieligen
slpparats 81 baben. OieieS Allies lit Dor,
bauoen. ipenu ,ibr @ure Photographic pcm
mir ata6eu Idiiet.
u. y. Wacfem;ie,
100 slap Ctr, Dubuque, 50.
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BenZiger Brothers,

New York: 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: $40 Main st.
Chicago: 2li-2l6 w. Monroe st
2obnenber Herbienit fir Meenten!
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SmriifcnidjcrS.
VnhitGblidD.

General (jn ieilcm Gicncr):
vSoIann, eeb' 5iirIt @obnbof mo
ld)ali, mann Der leste 3ltg ataeht."
-(gtad) srpei Stunoen fchrt ,Sobani
idueiBtrieienO Snriid.) - ga. nm
8otteswiaen! @o mnrit SM 10
lange?"
sd bab' miiiien boliih lang
martelt, ober jest lit ct o%bgciabrcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

Tie W%laubenS= NIB S%ittcnlebre her
fafboliihen Sirhe
III ausiibrlihem llnterridte oarseitsut. afit
Sdmilisn . Rtgiiter. 2 S%arbenorid. 8 Gin.
idaltsbiiosrn II. 4s0 6ol;lhn., 1865 Seiten.
9ebsrriidsn, g~einmanbbede, Rotbihn> $3.50
Gotber YeoerrIiden, yeinipauoosde.
$500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

aud Ole Sanfiaeung: Sir Die mir
geleiltete Silfe BET Der 9ranoitiitnus
meiaes Saries ipred)e id) hermit
allen ber5lid)ert Sanf ans.
Cine Observation-Disclosures: Cont.
tag Ibeno adt ltbr GROCER Masfcis
baa. Serren obne Haien baben fei.
nen 3iItritt.
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Nm Griten Oes Munats.

Mietber: nSci S6ncu brnnltc ia
Die 9tad)t nod I'M Gin llbr Sid,t,"
Souapirtb: ga. ih bad)tc. Sir
brdd,tel mir nod Die Mietbc."
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Noffine

W0ffinc
llntsrrihts: uno Grbaunngsbu6, oeer
0atbsiithe eanspstiae.
gtit Gbromobilo. San,ilieu1ronit, 8 Gin,
ihaltSbilberu. $50 Seiteu.
@lanjleinrudub 80. Sl.50
DIAN psrlange unisrn eomplsten 1aialos
uon btutideu eebst= II. Grbauuussbidsrn.
gu be;isbm burd isbe @u&5anolmns
iowte brett pom ben 0~erlsssrn.
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" y
@arnm?

s(uf oie 6rage oes 2ebrerS: .@a,
RIM Die @loden aili Dem 5hurmc
bGngen." ontportct elm SdJiilcr
id,lau: .@eil ionit Die @lodeulei-
nell 5l lang wGrcn." {,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

Son S1nen ituno etrpaS IN Scr
3citnng, Serr Tottor!"
Sol Was bcnn2"
Sic Soocson5eige Sbres Eaticn.
ten Sdnl5e."
- = =
e Sas Yiligite.
Sean: lin id) Wette miltge 8opp,
Dat ct biig meoog &egen jibt."
Iuguit: .Wetten me- Inn ne
Sllle Sdnnps."
Sean: r9tcc, 10 lcid)tiiutig wette
.id nid."
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Sas Scilmittcl.

nSein alter blinoer Gotcr ltebt ia
gar nibt mebr an Der ode nnb bet.
telt?"
Ser bat cine reidc Grbihoit &c
madt uno fam iest wicocr icben."
= - -
ia, 10!
SEER: v6ut. ipenn ibr id,on Die
Game, Die ms @aiier geinaen lit,
wegen pcrhotenen @noens bcitruit,
marum aiid' Den Serrn, Der tic Der
alisgcfiidt?"
Goli5ilt: ia. bier lit aud) oos
0iid)cn perbotcn."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24

Sault Ste. Marie. Marquette. Hough-
ton. Calumet. Menominee and other
upper pes-nsula cities.
Noon meetings were held Monday
in the Ireland x Matthews plant by
Mrs. Susan Walker Fitzgerald, and
In the Timken- Detroit Axle Co. and
adjacent plants by Mrs. Elizabeth
Schauss Miss Parshall and other
speakers.
Mrs. Fitzgerald will speak In Ann
Arhor, Monday night. Mrs. Maud
Wood Park Will speak this week in
Flint and Jackson. Mrs. Priscilla
Hackstan viii spend the week cam.
paigning in Clinton county.
The sunragists are elated over the
passage by the Alaska legislature Of
bill granting women the ballot. Be.
cause Alaska Ia a territory, the meas
ure need not be submitted 10 the peo.
pie
Very few people seem 10 be aware
OF Alaskas action said Mrs. Clara
B Arthur. Little notice OF IL has
been taken in the east. Ii means.
however. another white spot OH the
suffrage map. and IL lends encourage.
ment 10 the work I'm Michigan"
Before leaving Detroit. Henry Miller,
the actor, told committee OF suffrag-
lists that he believes In equal rights
for both sexes. The committee, con
sisting OF Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth. Mrs.
G.. Edgar Allen and Mrs. r. G.. Green
wood. interviewed Mrs. Miller Satur-
day afternoon. at the conclusion OF
The Rainbow" performance
1T is as useless 10 try to stop suf-
frage as ii is TO attempt 70 stop Mag.
ara falls with ones handw." said Mr..
Miller. LAS IL has had no sinister eff
feet where IL has been tried, | do not
see why il should be adopted every
where"
A consignment OF banners used In
the suffrage parade in Washington has
been received at suffrage headquar-
ters, and more are expected. They
will be used at the big suffrage mass
meetings.
Miss Lucy Price will arrive In De-
troit to campaign for the anti-suffras-
ists,0 Tuesday morning, from New
York
The anti-suffrage people intend 10
wage an active campaign from now on.
Robert ii. Clancy took charge OF the
Mems Anti-Suffrage club headquarters
in the Lightner building. Monday. Mr.
Clancy, who Is home from Washing
ton on n vacation, was asked by some
OF the officers OF the club, friends OF
his for years. 10 join with them AMI
he consented. Mr. Clancy is secretary
to Congressman Doremus
MIR. Doremus Is no way responsible
for my connection with the Mems
Anti-Suffrage club" said Mr.. Clancy.
Il am enjoying two weeks vacation
and am not accountable TO Dr. Dorem'
us during the period. or course
would not want TO embarrass him In
any way by my actions. and first
came 10 the conclusion that the al
vocacy or my principles regarding the
suffrage can In no way injure him."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
SALOON PROBE ON
AGAIN THIS EVENING

Over 80 saloon cases will be taken
up by the council committee on liquor
regulation, Monday night. in the meet
ing in the council chamber. This is
the largest number OF cases that the
committee has tackled to date, and
special detail OF police officers will be
used to keep the applicants in line ana
expedite the work of the committee.
Most OF the cases involve double IL
cense applications. The committee
has two cases where the same man
made two applications for one toca-
ton. On investigation il has been
found that several licenses are owned
by persons living out Of the city ana
these will be brought up for hearing.
In the next meeting Of the commit
tee the downtown cases will be taken
up and several interesting disclosures
are promised. For instance. several
big cafes, including the Cadillac hotel
cafe, have changed hands during the
year, and the present proprietors will
likely be summoned before the com
mittee to make explanations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
ms TO KEEP
DRE SALOONS
FROM HIS WARD
M. Owen viii Attempt to Place
Whole Of First in Re- z
stvicted District
WOULD BAR DRINKING
PLACES FROM WOODWARD
Plenty There Now" Says Scion
AID. Lodge Will Support
Colleagues Move

VI Aid George A. Owen, backed by his
colleague. Aid. John G. Lodge, will in
troduce an ordinance In Tuesday
nights council meeting 10 place the
ontire First ward. extending from the
est side of Woodward-ave. east to
Beaubien-st.. In the restricted saloon
district Aid. Owen explained. Mon
day, that he 10 preparing the ordi-
nance to block the efforts OF the coun-
ell liquor committee from moving sa-
looms into the downtown district. The
committee has already allowed sew
eral downtown transfers, Chairman
Olngeman declaring that the commit
to would favor any transfer that
would take q saloon out OF the resi-
deuce district and put 1t In the bust
nens section OF the city.
Were got enough saloons in the
First ward" said Aid. Owen. Il don't
know how many saloons there are in
the ward, because do not visit them
a& campaign time or any other time
for that matter. A large portion OF
the ward, north of Adams-ave. is now
IN the restricted district; the new ordL
nance will cover the downtown section
Of the ward"
The alderman says he is prepared
70 strongly oppose any fight on the
ordinance. A similar ordinance in the
Second ward would place the entire
downtown business district in the re-
otricted saloon district, which would
make II impossible to add another
saloon In the downtown section where
buildings for saloon purposes CON-
Mand high rents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-24
ALLEGED DIPS ARE
FINED AS DISORDERLIES

Police received big help in their
new crusade against pickpockets. and
those picked up OF being pickpockets,
and picked up on suspicion, when Jus
tice Gainey accepted complaints
against FIVE such men In police court,
under the disorderly act. and fined
five defendants $40 each, with the
alternative of serving 10 days In the
worxhouse. Complaints were also IS
sued for later hearing. against Will
liam Ortman. we'll known dip" now
awaiting trial In tho recorders court
on case OF actual larceny. and Rag
maid Gobey, also with record, now
out on bonds TO appear In the federal
court on a charge OF cashing stolen
money orders.
John Hart. Charles Harris. and
James Lynch. police characters who
were caught In a raid on roomlng
house. by Detectives Boersig, wiIkin.
son and Dowd, and John Bailey and
Joseph Sherman. caught while Jump
ing on street cars, we're the ones who
were fined. Monday.