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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
SAGE TEA DARkEkS
HAIR TO AMY SHADE
DON'T STAY GRAY: HERE'S A.
OIlD-TIME RECIPE THAT
ANYBODY CAN APPIT

The use q sage and Sulphur 1o-
restoring faded. graz hair -o rs nat
ural color dates hack 70 grzndnu-h-
er's time she used T. q keep -
hair beautifully dark. ElossE and
abundant Whenever he- hair 1el
out OF took on that 6ull faded q
sireaked appearance. 1llis simple nix
tire Was applied with EVonder1zl e
feet
But brewing a hone is uussy and
out Of date NOWADAYS b. asking ~
any drug store for q 80 cent bottle q.
-Wyefh's sage and Sulphur Eai-
Remedy" you WiIl Ee1 this famous old
recipe which can he depended uEun
tc restore natural color and beauty &c
the hair and is splendid for 6an6ruf1
Dry. feverish. itchy scalp and falling
hair
A well-knoUn downtown 6rlEEis7
SAYS Il darkens ghe hair 50 naturallE
and evenly thal nobody can tel Il has
been applied You Simply lamE.er
a sponge or soft brush with i and
draw this rhr0ugh vour hair. taking
one strand al q tiue- By morninE
the gray hair disappears and afte1
another application OF tTO. q be-
comes beautifully dark. glossy. sof,
and abundant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
EAT LESS AND lake
SALTS f0R KIDNEYS
TAKE A GLASS or SAILS A. NOUF
BACK HCRnS Oh BLADDER
B0THERS.

The American men and Wonez
must guard constantly against kicneT
trouble. because we eat too much and
an our food is rich. Our blood i
filled with uric acid which the Nd
neys strive 70 filter cut. weaken from
Overwork: become sluggish. ths
eiiminative tissues clog and the r.
suit is kidney trouble. bladder weak
ness and a general decline Ia health
When your kidneys 1eei ike iumrs
Of lead: your back hurts or fhe urins
Is cloudy. fun of sediment or you ars
obliged 20 seek relief two OF three
times during the night: 4 yOu s1f1er
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells acid stomach. or You have
rheumatism when the weather =
bad. get from your pharmacist abon;
four ounces OF lad salts: take .
tablespoonful in 3 glass 0f water he-
fore breakfast Tor q lew dayE and
your 1xidneys viii then act fine. This
famous salts is made frOn TIE acid
OF grapes and lemon juice. combinec
with hthia. and has been used <oi
generations 70 flush AND siimuists
clogEed Kidneys: to neutralize the &C
ids in the urine SO i; Is no ionEe-
source of irritation. thus enSins
bladder disorders.
Jad salts Is Inexpensive; .cannos in.
jure. makes delightful ,efferresoen'
lithia-water beverage. and belongs 4
every home because nohody can max
a mistake ~ having > good ti6nel
flushing any time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

SzCRzsIESTO J1lF 1--Ta-ozEh
c1zz-T S1I.e-z1te-6e1- Tu1s-EooE q
Ezu11Iz-- -1e Waus1 Echo1- -szch-
srs - rhs EzE-5ez EEo WI - 10 So
son y zuEzz- have sppss1sd - S-z-s
go =. 1hs 6z1s - m El-1UzTT elsc-
-lo1- dse-z-e5 4 5sEzl hoidsT - -heT
ezn 49, 15e1r 1irs- T0-e eo- g0Es-1O--
-hs rszzhss ssv ne polling p-aoss
are oe-en = l0zz EzT 81 and 1Es- -neT
ouzn- % hzrez 1s5r chs-cs q 80
-hezr nzL0-s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
AEII. PHOTOGRAPHY
10 IDfsNTUp slSNEIss

SANTA ROSA. Iuiy l1.-rhe Eii
~ she iate goshim Hermer. zeal
tar pioneer. N2s atm.tiet 90 probate
In Nin Nas eNecuted in che -es in
cleveland ONO Al tfe Nienesses
subscribing. ~ sell ~ the iaNEers
Nho ores ~ the eocument. are dead
PRANK AZ Cromwell atarlcr Tor
the estate. haf the nil pho-asraphcf
and oouuitssioner narei III ohio.
f.naiiy saoleetllE ir f.Ed-nE persQrs
ah-e to roooEu.ze t1e signatures ~
the dea6 Nitncsscs and ialleas The
Sse.ege estate a-D 400 s. a. ttc helrs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
SMALL OFFERINGS
At PORTLAND YARDS
MARKET FaOR HOGS STATS ~
T1fENE13T STRONG FTK
THF1z AIgEA&CE ~
IsEcTED-
fFroIn she g0z-na1B
Iam1Iand Ilae-aa.rar Isun


T'hursdag-Hers 1ss- czr-5s . es8zss
l.. sheep s2s
weanes1 1ag-Eass -. csrz1s 10
calves a.. sheep ss1-
TBesdsg-Ezogs 11s. carzs q
sheep ssl
Monasy-HoEs 1871 cattle 1854
calves Is. sbeep ss5s.
Hogs 1ss- sbssT 80
Fradsg-Hoss 80. esr15e - calves
0. sheep GO.
Week ags-HaEs Ze1- ns1-ls A.
calves =. sheep as
Year zge-Hogs sc. ezzzls ga
calves 3. Ehssp go
Two EearE zE0-HaEs 2ss- Cz--5e
sss. calves. :. sheeP 111s-
Three years aEo-zaEs zs1- earle
s5s, calves 81, sheeT sses-
Bet iir-le staff ASIDE eragn mE-1r1
Was Offering 81 18e E0-zh Pu--5sn1
yards for 1he daF- The sslzsl rG1 Ezs
hut eight lsads. and su1s q rnsss
came direct 70 local mai rBz7zzE-
- market Tor swine ls eErsznsE
strong There Wzs o1lv = 7s0--5ol -
q car available fur lhe ulzrks- -E.s
morning. 1he ful rar h.s51E . dlrssc-
/ shipment 20 q sllle- The hog zlz--
z kef here Is nov % uurh lpEs- --ls1
any other E-ockEard narEez 70 IL
country thai fhe tel5ef is Esna-sl
thaf a substar1ial advance VII agar
oe force1 81 1he price
Al Chicago rheue was q s--u-EH-
tone generally sn 1a1e hoE tra6s- El--
a rise q s. in the E-ios TaEs Eeu
10 s. this rnorninE-
Kansas C1-r hog --zEls- shU-sE
similar advance Ei-h 1ass ar ssst-
Omaha hos were s1ru-E -t-s -nC-D-
Ing. n an adEsnoe . SIC Ia7s sid
Al sg.s0
Denver huEs were strong a. hiE1s
prices. with a sharp aEra1ue % :.
for toTs.
General hog rnarlze- rznEs-
Best liEil1. eeo POUNDS ss-sz r 50
Medium -------------- -
Heavy .---------- 80 g 80
Pat uiEE ------N zee g .
There was practically nothing srszl
able IN fhe E,sef trade A. No--h Per
land al the opening - husines sh-
morning. JUS -Eo head q cz--l
and = head q calves arrives al
these were not @ heEz uuali-T-
since the biz run q NonEzy zhs-
have been only limited supplies -
! fering In the Yards and Trzc1IezliE 2
fopVers haze been available fu- n
day. on rhis accouuf there + sazD
difference @ opinion a. 20 w1zz n
exact top Il
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

- go nrr1M-innA- - ~ zz1or renc1
- 6lsszsec p.ur11z q IL eG- L1s-E .
a-lT g. wzy - cz-e deM11ezE- G16 -EE1 b
~ runz-i-r-1azEI reZeciz Dr. b
EszE - Al zlMzec ce111-1uz g IL IL
- G-tzE e - EI-EchlEr Tube VIA
zA ne b lzH41@e go 1Ee q ruzbil1z
$50 g izpe-fe- heE-zE- Gzc E1ez = y
e--l-.lF clasec Lzze1zE h H. r1E-z-- and
- - t-fEEEz-IuE cEr - rEEs1 oU
Ezc L. rEse 1=-o1ec - IN 1o-Z1l c11-
1l-i1z hzE-I-G wlu - dz-g-ed fo-eEe-
- czsH oE q ~ E-e cz1sec ~ CE-Er-
n GEic1 - 11-1-E ~ Al E-1lEzsc en-
11-i1E q - EEEuE E--1aeE
Ne Wiu give 0-e Eu1d-sc Dollzz tE
81 ezse - Lzz<1@ fcz1sec nF cE-E--1i
-1z- ez-11r - c-rec ~ halls CEE1
Gre sd E1r ct-culz-E- 1-se
FL CEEEET q Co. Iolsdo. Ohlo-
sd - 1ruz<Ez 75c
1zkE azlIE Family EfIs fo- c1zg-tle13oE-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

Los E.-GELEs. jay 17--ae Rev
El-au Ter. = D. IL. D r-1feE-
So - tneoiazT h Garrett E.la-ilzl II
E-rU-e q. EvezE8n- n 1rsIJ,a6 ds2c
f-u- hez-- rsflE-e in IL zIsz-zEs-lz
~ 80 sos-h G-z-d zrezDs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY

ACCTIOE SALE-DE EasT o.
eE011en makes & gpecial-F q nua-
on1 sale oillz. cards and zcEsrrlNnn.
We car furnish zuc-ioneer. clerr a-G
advertising coEpie-e rnz- VII EmEna
Eou q having 3 sueosss-U sale
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

A. C1lezE8 -1sus WzE s1sSfT ro-s
20 -tss Ez-ss --zS@ ser rze EzT-
szzEasE C-F ez-e -zrEs- ws
E1-azE ~ 1G-Z- E-i1z
gzzzz ez--5e Us-e -ezE- r1 s--u-z
EslE - s1e=-E z- szs
Ese-leT cz--Ae Ez-Ee- UaE s-ez1T
MA -a5 sze=-s - 80
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
FRzIEKxAL oKDEEs

PESDLE1OS LODGE 70. 50
~ A 2. and A Il nssa -hc
1rs- and rni-6 Mondays q
sz-h z9z-h- Al T5sitinE or0-he-s are
l,r1-s6
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
NsURANoE AND LAND Business

HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO MAKES
relizoie abstracts q title 70 al
.ancs IN Unstillz county. Loans On
cry and 1srn property BuyE and
ssl4 a. kinda q real estate Does
general brokerage business Pave
axe and makes Investments 1or nor
rezceu-E Writes 1re. he and acc
5enf Insurance Re1erences. any bEnk
q Pe1cIston.
JAMES johns. PrsN
c. 4 kERSE. Sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

T. : BROWN's FURSTTURE STORE
Funerzl director and noenss5 en-
ozlDsr- A0s1 modern funeral parl0r.
1o-Eus and funeral cars Calls re-
sDOnced 70 day Or night CO-ns,
Main and Water Streets Telephone g.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

Enen = caus~ 4 rzzxizz IN me
EziE1r and ~ - 80. Ire -lgE-
-o7e EzEs- = A. -1srs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

Th=-= Was q slightly better cseI-
inE Ia rhe local wheat trade for the
dsv 80 account - Ees-erisgs aG-
Eance En rhe rr5oe ~ uosr uo--fs =
Ceurers The Cac- rhz- Liverpool was
frac-5ensllY loW=- ro5sv owing O. the
Official Russian REPORT telling = q
good % medium crop mos- cel-iue-l--
ID markets were hiEher-
I1--le blsiues E stoEinE iu the
loesl rrzde hu- huyers are shoUinE
more Inclination Go take hold ~ --G
- for club early deliver Blu@s-eU
Z in te--e- Eewanf Ui-h Sc being
rather freely offered -olav
According o. -ocsl milling Interests
rhere ceuunles an entire lack ~ or
ieu-al C1ur bushes ~ stated
tha- no- a si-E-e sale ~ leW crop
rour could e. confined a- any
uor-hWes- point Prices Cor rev
crop export Tour have been Dsmed
~ s15e for s-ra5eh- ans s. seq ass
Tor blues-e- cutoff This = very
sharp aEvance from che ias- prices
1amsf on old crop Ir NIL he some
-ime before ueW crpF rs--ent prices
wtu - gwen
Whea.-NeE crop club J1ly -Sc
AuCust 20 fertsfoi6. July 20. blue
stem SIGS2c
0ass-NeU crop huEiuE price- No
white feed ssiGe159 Per ton;
erav ssose.
F'lour-seiiiuE prize Patent S4--
-a- local Stra Ehr. ssEo- export
straiEh,- $3.50 cutoff. $3.50 565s
bakers. 81 5aGs s-1e
Pro6uoers price william
ette valley timothr fancy st3-s04
"a eastern oreEon-Idah0. fancy TIM
oshv. sisGls 81. aifaifa $50 l3- so
vetch and oats Et1- clover. s. Q f-le
f Ger ron.
Grain bsEs-No Ca,cutta futsre
/ deiirerl. s. 81 3 SO. oats bats. s. 50
ssiilsiUffs -Brsn. So so q -: shorts
E SIS sQae--
Bariey-NeW crop Seed sls. 5reW-
ina. SO pr ten
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

TOEN 8 BAKER, FUNERAL d.
rec-o- and ncsnss6 enbSlneg
0ppost-e posr01fioe- Funeral pzri0r
1E0 funeral cars Gale respOr5e6 70
1EE o. nig1- Phone IS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

BENTLEY q LEFFISGUELL. REAL
sz-ate. fire. lie and accident ineur-
a1ce sGsntz- ais Asin street Phone
EOz-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
LIVERY And FEED STABLE

CITY LIVERY STABLE. THOMPSON
street. Carney 4 Bradley. PFops
Livery. feed and sale stable COO<
rlss AZ al times. Cab hns Ia cOnzse
don PhoEe &c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

NASTED-PARTK WILL PAY czsh
o. gre trade Tor U1atllla county
farm. SO % $50 per acre Acdress.
Box ?. athena. Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
sBCOND-HAND DEALERs.

=. ETROBLE. DEALER II m
and Eeo0ne-hsnc goods c&sh "a.
tor al sefonc-hsnc goods bougt
Cheapest place in PendietOr 20 bu,
nouseholo E0Ods- Cal nnE ,Ese al
2rioes- as K. Cont etzeet- Paone
81 ".
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

LEGAL BLANKS or EVERY De
serip-ion for county court. e1ncun
court Justice courr. real estate. ,etc-.
for sale a. Eas- OreE0uisn 0ffIcs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

COL ". p. YOHNEA. AI-cTI0SFTT
makes g Speciality q <armenF tsrocB
and machinery saiee The nlan Ia
gets you The money" Leave Orcsr
a. East Oreg0nian 0ffios.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

EEEe-zedk -1lEFs-z
E1" 2 D. =--EEr-1-- 0-=
11.sE Ez-s1- O. Lz-1- Zez- Co
S@@--Pz--1z 4 0E=--GZ Has,
rE8 luzzs- Isas5 E11ss-- Eosso--E-
-El 70z1z
E-sz s-u@-A- P Fo-z S1e-l-z1-
a. lazS hazz zzE sEssr- 7 P EoT-
En PzE-E5sE- -Es lszGs cs--ls
cz1-es ard huE az Sep
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

EGR9TED CARDS. LNTTTGTTOSs.
Eedcing zn1ounceulerts. euba~s~A
s-lFzrs and bushes s-zrone-E. erE.
fe-E lz-ssr styles Cal - Eaa Ons-
g0nlz1 oe-ioe s1c &c samples
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

49, Ez1=-Zl Esz-z=@s = s-1N-
IL 81 zhs EZ-az -rz5= a. Eo--1
Eo--zzz AE-1Ezlz 1a1zT Ws-E FAR
z-.E szsez Ws-e Ez6= u E1s W1-1
DIR rzns-- --zEsze-llZz- Tlr AzZ-z
z-e s-El g11--E - EaEz - - VEL
- sAuE ~ GzlT EszEzsz and A.
-5rzss II rEzz - EzEe. II ras Zzin-
s-~- q -zrhe- pso- czzE-F rsoez-lT-
~ CEszE8 -ss-s Ezs a s-sz1g -11s
= -as z1--0z r-S1s 1s- ne ~. F-1-
o. h,-zzE Ecz1ozET
Ezzzzz cE-E =E--a- z.z-1e- -Ulsc
s-szcT a 1n-- S-E@
uzzEz EE-9z --zcE TzE UezE=-
~ sz1zeE Z 1z--5=- - O. lee %
- - p-5ee
DszEe- EG--az Ezs z-ssdE to- n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

C W LASSEN. 81. D. T. COUNTY
Fe-erinariap- Residence telephone
p; Office Telephone 20.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

sALEs1lEN--APABLE SPEcTa-Tx
men Tor 0rezun STAPLE Inc On rsw
and exeeptional terms Taczncy Az
gust zs- Attractive corunaissiou con
Iraer- Ss5 Eesk<ly for expenses 1lles
r Blxler Co. 2sS-2s Carlin Bag
Cleveland q
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

TREEPAss NOTICES. sTAIL1OM
EEAsON CARDS and SALE BELLx
q every deseriDriOn printed a. nss-
sonaole prices Al ehs Easf O1eGoraan-
We have q <tne Iot q stock cuts 1haa
our patrons are allowed the free uas
q
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

RgLEE & RALET. zTToRSEEs At
-zE- O11ee Il American Ez-onzl
Bsnk Buil6ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

JAMES A FEE. ATTORNEY At
Law O11os Il Despz1z building
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
MAN IS ACCUSED OF
KIDNAPPING STEP-CHILL l.

George l.. Maj selle. whose wife wa
recently struck and killed bs Gram
River car at Whitney was arres
ed ON request oi Chief OF Police Mlcls
ael Re gan. OF BrfTalo, Thursday nigh
on the charge Of kidnapping his
year-old stepdaug ater. Viola Fink. TIL
girl is held in the Detention home
and Marselle is locked up In the CeIs
trsl station.
He explains that the strange ana
is sequel 20 the tragedy in which ht
wife a dancing teacher. met death uh
der the wheels NJ the street car.
Viola was not told of her mother
death Tor nearlt week after IL O
Cured. and when she finally learne'
OF il. she was so griefstricken thtl
Marselle, who Is an inspector for tfT
Edison Illuminating Co. sent her \
visit her aunt. MIS- De castro in Blu
falo. With the understanding q
claims. that she Was TO send the gis
back when requested TO do so.
He says that ne needed Viola as
witness in his Gamage suit again .
the n. T.. r.. aud receiving no aE
swers TO three letters requesting tins
the girl be sent here. went to Bufa
after her, met ;he girl and brougF
her here.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
POLISH EDUCATIONAL
BOARRD Is ORGANIZED

\ Polish educational board has beer
organized 10 secure better educationa
facilities for the Poles aud 10 en-
tighten Polish voters on political cues
tions as they arise. The board will be
non-partisan
Preparations have been begun TO es
tabllsh schools for Poles who nav
not vet become citizens English
United states history and elcmentar1
civics are 20 be taught To educate
the Polish voters will be the aim. Th)
board viii ask Supt Chadsey To ed
operate with its members I'm an efforI
10 secure the establishment OF school
for adults.
The following Nill be asked 10 servd
on the naturalization committee: Led
pold Koscinski. Aid Skrzyck. job
Dysarz, Joseph Wedda. Aid Move. id
seph Gardulski, Thomas Zoltowski, lo
seph Karasiewicz and Casimir Gluf
chowsd on the education commit
tee. tho following viii be asked q
serve Dr Edmund r. Koueczuy. Dr.
Stanislaus J. I.achajewski nr Charlei
n azowsk. Charles J. Snochowski
and Mrs Mary Bonczak
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
BULL MoOSERS TO GIVE
"A SERIES OF BANQUETS

LANSING. Mich, Feb l3.--tspe.
cial) The National Progressive party
OF Michigan isn't going to sit idIv hy
aud let the Democratic and Republi
can organizations imunopoli1e an the
rally round the Has sessions
Several big banuuets and rallies. ia
be held the latter part OF this montl,
and during the early days OF March
have been planned by the Bull Moos
erS. The first OF these viii DO held AZ
Detroit ON Feb - Others will b
hello at Jackson. ON Feb. %; Adrian,
on Feb. 2l. Coldwater on Feb. o.
Hillsdaie on Feb. %, Battle Creek on
Fen. 21i Kalamazoo on Feb. - anG
Lansing ON March -
congressman Macdonald and Wood
run, OF Michigan. and Heinbaugh. OF
Illinois. are expected 20 furnish IN,
oratorical fireworks for these occa
aicns and there is chance that Vic.
tor MurdOck. Jane Adams and Clifford
Pinchot may be added 10 this list o.
speakers
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
REPAIR SHOP TO
HELP UNEMPLOYED
Broken Down Furniture. Cast
OF Utensils and Clothing To
BE Mended BY Needy

CHICAGO, Feb l3. Rejayenation
of broken.down household furniture.
leaky kitchen utensils and CASTOR
clothing in municipally operated
warehouse workshop and exchange. hy
men and women out of worl is the
latest scheme indorsod by prominent
Chicago business men and social
workers 10 meet tho problem of the
city's unemployed The plan. based
upou the policy of value given for
value received is devised 10 prevent
economic waste and preserve The self
respect Of the unemployed who need
assistance
4 meeting is scheduled Tor noxt
Monday 10 raise funds and carry for
ward the project III rs planned 80
have the people OF Chicago. who are in
the habit OF throw ing away old furni-
ture clothing etc, 10 donate IL 10
the warehouse There IL will be
mended by persons ont OF work. who
viii be paid cash for their services.
Mended articles win be sold al about
the cost OF repair work Tho men
with trades viii be set 90 work teach
ing the unskilled Persons sent 70
the warehouse h} the charitable or
ganizations viii have their immediate
needs supplied on their promise "a
pay The organization. 10 be known
As ne Rrotherhood Association OF
America is expected to he self-sus
tanning
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
FALSE STATEMENT
CAUSE OF ARREST
Mason Alleged TO Have Filed
False Report of Condition of
Company 10 Get Loan

PONTIAC, Micn. Feb l3 spe
cian Edward L. Mason, former vice.
president oi the demnct FoN a Mason
Furniture co. of Corunna. is under ar
rest in Lavreuce. kas, and will be
brought back to this city 20 answer
20 a charge ol obtaining $2.5oo from
ne Citizens Savings bank of Holly
Mich D, hlins faise statement as
10 the condition ot his Grm.
shortly after th, loan was made the
Fox n Mason CO tailed. although the
report filed with the bans showed as
sets of S127.e75,35 and liabilities OF
S6S,447.3N. l,avinS "a net value OF $l3N-
S27.9I Complain, was made by Casn-
ior Charles b. Cummings and a war
rant sworn out shortly after the Fox
4 Mason co 0.ied but the authori-
lies we're uuaolc 10 locate the man,
who has been working as salesman
through the we tern states
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
DEFENDS
BIG BUSINESS
Progressive Leader Attacks Viii
son Tariff Policy at Lincoln
Day Dinner

NEW YORK Feb. l5 detenst'0r
big business and an attack ON Pres
ident Wilson'S policies especially re-
iating to tariff and trust lesisIatiou.
formed the basis or an address delv-
cred 10y George " Perkins AZ the lin
coin day dinner of the National Pro.
eressive party at the Hotel Aston
I'VE need have no fcar Of laCh Oi
competition he said ~ oar prcseu
tariff and corporation policies arc per
sisted in the rest OF tho world VIII
give MS all the competition We WANT
both ar home and abroad
Roosevelt boom WAS foated when
members Of the Progressive state
committee and several county chair.
men discussed the former president
as candidate for governor 81 New
York u was said there was little
doubt thar The colonel would accept
the nomination.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
CLUBS AND SABRES
QUELL JAP MOB
RiOting Against Imperial Diet
Still COntinues In Mikado'S
Capital City

TOXIC. FeO. l3.-Clubs aud saDres
in police hands subdued anti govern
ment sgitators and 200 were arrested
in herce rioting throughout the city
today Many men were injured by
the officers shortly after midnight
500 policemen charged a mob OF sew
eral thousand. anu-tax advocates who
were clamoring against the diet for
sustaining the government in the
naval scandal
Several opposition newspapers which
criticized the government have heen
suppressed and their owners Jailed
The government. encouraged by the
defeat in the diet OF tlg resolution
OF want OF confidence. Is adopting
drastic means 10 put down the rioting
and the police and troops are armed
with authority 10 use any force neces-
sary TO disperse mobs
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
10. ROSS MAY QUIT
RACE FOR OFFICE
lntimateS That What lie
Though Call of People Was
Merely Ambition

BATTLE CREEK Mich Fep l3-
tSpccian The adoption OF compute
sorry election law by the state legisla'
mre. with the sscssment of a pol
tax on each voter aud its remission %
those exercising .nc right ol franchise.
was recommended d. li,ut Go, john
@ Ross "a, the annual banuue' OF the
calhoun county l.ucolu club here lat
nignt
Tho heutenan -oycrnor virtually ue-
clared himself on of the race for gov
ernorship
For q time he sad, heard "a
call which | construed as tne voice OF
the people Further Investigation re-
yealcu 20 me. however. that il vas ihe
voice %, ambition
The club guests and members iair
,.d 10 applaud tn. statement O, Rem
Caleb Powers % Kentucky When az
remarked thar ~ was his pefSoual
opluiou that tha only way to unite
both Republican and ProgresSlNeS
would be the nomination ot Theodore
Roosevelt for president on the Repuo-
Ncau ticket in 1850.
Alex J Groesaock. of Detroit canal-
date for the Republican nomination
Tor governor. ur2ed greater spirit ot
harmony and cooperation amonS
members OF the party
Battle CreeN Is considered the
strongest Republican city in Michigan
having gone solidly for President Tart
in 1872
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
FERRIS ALARMED OVER
CONDITIONS IN ASYLUMS

lansing Mich Feb. 49, tSpe-
cial Gov. Ferris is greatly agitated
over the question of caring for the
mental detectives in Michigan. III"
recently returned from q tour of in
specti0n OF the various state institu.
tions and he was evidently deeply. i'm
/ ressed by what his Investigation re-
yealed
II wish that before any member of
{ he legislature takes his seat in the
house Sor senate the governor said
today. that he would visit the home
for the feeble-miuded at l.apeer II
ne would do so. would have no fear
as to how he would vote on the sub
ject Of taking care OF mental defec-
rtvCs 'l--------
Gov. Ferris said that he discovered
many interesting facts In connection
With the Industrial Home for Girl. az
Adrian
There are 500 girls at tho Adrian
the governor declared
rot this number, $50 are mental de
fec'ives- or shall We say girls who
ara defenseless, girls. who. owing 70
certain conditions. are not possessed
OF mind in keeping with their age or
physical attainments | noticed one OF
tnese eirls who is now about p years
OF age and who will soon be discharg-
ed ANA sent out into the world al
Though she is only about ten years OF
age in mental development She prob
ably viii meet some man IN the state
who perhaps is not much better than
SIZE is and will marry. The result is
oo .ilv ina gfuahln "
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
BIG ICE BRIDGE FORMS
AT LOWER END OF LAKE

PORT HURON. Mich iep. l3'--
fspecial. An ice bridge Of over two
and half miles In length and ~ feet
hiah has formed across Lake huron
from point Just above Point Edward
on the Canadian side 20 Keewahdin
beach on the American side u -
unusual for ice bridges 10 form a. this
Time ~ the winter and large numbers
% people are journeying 70 the noTth
end OF the city TO view the bridge
So efflectually has the bridge blocked
tho entrance 10 s. clair river that
there ia now practically no current in
the open river where usually current
~ eight 70 ten miles an hour Is fo"-
ing. Marine men say s. clair river
VII be blocked completely when the
bridge gives way St Clair river II
choked solidly with ice from Lake -.
clair 10 point about two miles from
where the bridge has formed and fer
ry service between here and Sarnia
may he tied UP when the bridge
breaks