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The Detroit times., 1917-02-01

Ice skating is gliding into tre-'
mendous popularity all over the
country And with ice skating come
ice skaters Noryal Bap,ic in par
ucular
Norya Baptie is the worlds pro
fessional champion speed skater
Baptie has just issued ohalienge
TO race any ice skater In the wogic
any distance under any condition
for any amount ne says that d.
means this challenge mostly for Us
kar Mathiesen. the worlds amateur
champion. Who arrived IN this coun
ry from Sweden recently an turn
"a professional However. II ID,
European viii not accept he solia
b. pleased 10 hear from FL l.amy
Bobby Mclean, or Morris Wood.
who are in his estimation The best
skA-eGs- n tia. country
Bapte IS a most unusual athlete
lle has been racing for the last p
,cars,
20 am better today than ever" be
sass just Ike al the veterans do.
q take The best OF care of my
sslf neither smoke nor drink. anu
am always in good condition 3
haven't had real hampiOusntr
race Tor years All the racers are
afraid OF me-. tefl you This chai
Mathiescn. l.ll skate him q half
mile distance and skate one-half tn.
nay backwards That isn't a joke
d Is serious challenge There
never ~a. foreign skater yet who
could class with The American
skaters
Bapfte comes from Bathgafe. y
o.. and has beer skating since b.
y AS Ten years of age when boy
he would race tho train into toWn
much rs Tf'r yfaETTr 81 slars
Jones. The enginee- soon little Nor.
va became 80 fast that be- ~enl
forth in search of biszer and fast
er game.
Bapfie FIRST won the professional
champion hip Of fhe world IN Mont.
real 1905 Among others be bear
IN tbs race wss Sinnirud, the "a
nous champion - Europe
ic" racing records are rather con
fusing several have claimed the
title ard the records Here are
Bapfic's figures which no offers
with substantial evidence They
arr the fastest times ever made
on ice
Outdoor
40 Yards--S 30 seconds. Lake
Minnetonka Minneapolis. Dec. IS,
1899.
$50 Yards - minute. Is seconds.
Lake Ninnetonka. Minneapolis Dec
IS. 1899
one Mile g minutes. 5 seconds,
Lake Minnetonka. Doc 20. 1892
Indoor
$50 Yards 80 IS seconds. Min
neapolis. 1909
$50 Yards minute rs seconds.
Minneapolis. 1909
One Mile minutes. % seconds.
Minneapolis 1909
To those ~ YOU who would skate
fast. Norval Bap'io offers the FOL
lowing advice
Practice a long. strong glide
Jerky. irregular strokes are 10 be
avoided Watch some expert close
ly. but ID not sacrifice your opn
individuality 81 style in initiating
him The skater who falls into the
habit Of cutting short his strokes
except when Circumstances warrant
n. tires The muscles ~ his legs. az
fleets bis Vind, and loses the self
control ~ his feet which Is AZ all
times successful
And peraevere."
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
CADETS SWAMP
RAYl T0SSERS
Dayton Team Romps All Over
Detroiters, winning BY
, Got Ii

The Rayls never had a chance "a
beat the Dayton Cadets IN their
game az Moose hall last night. They
were OF their game. but that VAS
chiefly due TO the class OF basket
ball played hy the visitors The
score was % 20 Il. and one Zim.
norman made a total Of 10 points
against the Detroiters himself KAY
anagh couldn't stop him. and neither
could Lane. Nor could Maurer and
the other members OF the Rayl
scoring machine make any hesdwsy
against the Dayton defense Soro
Sacksteder wrote UP here that the
Dayton Triangles were better than
the Cadets. II that Is true. the De
troit Saints had better skip out De
fore that game sunday is called
This Is the wors; beating the Ca.
diets ever gave the RAyls. altho these
qutntets are ancient rivals. Usually
they are very evenly matched. and
each has been given 10 winning on
the home floor. The Cadets were
extra strong last night. and their
play vas the best seen here this
season. The summary
RAYI-S DAYTON.
CeVen-y ..-.- I. -. whalen
p Wilson n F.. Zimmerman
Maurer capt Co.,. Sslamino
KAvanaEh Z. O. ..... Godfrey
Wsswund - r. q capt. Mahrt
Final scor~--payton -. Rsyis -
FIRST haif--pAyton Is RAyls :. Field
gosts--Zi zimmerman : WhAlen =. Sal
amino. Cov~uy = wasmund :, Lane
Baskets from fouis--Zi zimmerman.
tn To- Msurer. : In 8 Fouls commit
Mahrt a. Godfrey. Whaier
Wssmand a. kAvAnagh !. wilson >.
NEEer~r. Rsferre-F. L~rchsn. TN
rirr-P wilson Tin1e Of periods
20 minutes Substituttons--Rays
LAre for kavAnAgh. Dessert for VIII
son Rayton Cadets-Narley for
Mahrt
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
The Yankee in the Race

ME Red River dog derby nearing he finish n Paul
Il the overland u m IA and n
Il he be hail
the Es rame Is Fr.t
hEa
he tpontb Pilot and
ride hair the rest
place
himself OUT
trail for his aho bis
behind at that has
been carried the sled good
caught with the LEADER and h drk
OF IL miles before
Nobody believes Hartman Neier anybody
could Oft
Yukon. But he did be
rms for him when the first sled gldes Lake
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
Uncle Sans Athletes

a
IA
o a athletic field
would credit
Mfdd.s championship
athletic the academy
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
Dave Didn't Know

n now GENERALLY understood tha
the Federation OF Labor
jnnpnsoh place Wat Dc
20 build
have had very anabe understandable
payy
sure everybody ought 70
.ssuers g sung on their training trn
euo going 70 get next month
the
The nag this
rrfuxed 20 reportSn.
Nov FutE would c eabb peanut vendors and
hspsng announeefs, bed have the a his feet
So the ball untoo
Ihcee birds don't make hit every bat
No boxing bills
tefe- no While there hockey twice bioodsy
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
chase slana.

CINCINNATI. Feb. L. Hal Chase.
vho led the National league in bat
ting last season. has signed con
tract for two years
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
Poles Win

The Polish Seminary easily
irounced Assumption college az has
ketball last night. winning 81 TO 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
FOLWELL WINS
FACULTY BOUT

PHILADELPHIA. Fob Bob
Folwell has won The FIRST round Of
his fight for unemployment a. head
coach Of the University ~ Pennsyl
vania football team Tho faculty
eoard has backed dovn AM again
yIared Folwell's name among those
available for the position n now
rrems certain MAJ POWELL will be
engaged for another season. because
The support which he enlisted when
cirmissed early in the week vas
vefy formidable Students and alum
nj were nearly unanimous In their
endorsement of The comeback coach.
Tive 9rmb~rs Of fhe Uar,s ard foot
hntt team. William o. Robinson.
qusrt~ rbsek. snd seorEr g. Csser.
fseki~. are 90 Ioia the Aaert~aa NV
bulanre roFp- In France. 6aptsin
Nb~~Ier 80 the Crimson tsars per-
fsrtsed siniisr service for several
month. lnsf senF.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
He's Trying to Repeat

TIME ef Washington was secon
in third in 1914 and
in skdded clear back -
but he eouldn
The boys the fhry had
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01

OYVrs hasnt winter Something very esssns 20 10
rsa az OF There IS sinister
Trouble The air Just nAe ~nen 49,,
- fohnnv ro0ma sound
pccknE thu S sh
baseball honlfsieaa D.
been altogether oo Qar' ,h'
rlsred f9p
ore pinor blast called Dave Fa antFh' Ne y,
be 10 mischief frfafing fi- l' TUT ' ANTI
nieaeue -nayb
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
Tommy Jones

y FORT under handcp
Jones London golfer "a ts chasing The
yaround the Chshurs
lost leg The other day Do hopped
turned a card % 20 No ali for uai Tor.ny
Bennie Mcneil isn't thru locked ~
ral he simply has learned that De- become
leap For Young boxer he acquitted
wnllanl, and be wea'hefe violent
genernShip endurance
him far
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01
ICE TROTTING
IS POPULAR

MT CII.MENS, Mich Fob
] ne miro program OF the lco rarinE
meeting AZ Nj Clemens will 10 IRE
sented this afternoon with Tho snieb
~ the "a tros ard tho nb,tc ~
me ia trW ana ~" y par" a.
the feafuro events More than y zoo
49,, 49,. - a..
heFday an den loved exceptional
-, IT, L. -. g.. -
~ y. ~ - ~ a"l NJ
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01

All football the
and ne
a
permitted
u the tickets
; O college Toe n.
Ism a a. n al an tha past
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01

Grfhh all usaa Re' and smith are na,uTa,
shanks who has been mprong y his batting VII
i'm to nsFo b hatsnen CRIT
oil
he
suppIant There difference Of
decided 20 keep
Witt instead
Guhh his old tricks
q while has
The Rivs
will d we'll TO box o.
Mack can
n me
EARN
Harris A a
Nos JakBa champions
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01

PrintinE--fh~ piHin nest kIad--thst
a. rtGht-Tirass Job Dept.--asia fS5o.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01

crsb piece ne season
uIar srnI,h mrs. Poster
ats eeondC rane
klvsw iiamN on catching
The Detroit times., 1917-02-01

This this hing ha eeppe9d q W31sSn
ilf fdl plenty 81
ssers experience u The 'pio CIV orksa
Of eefulh place hsi
Noung bcAstop
hribase ii
hai Milan
Mcpsd f"-'',
tac ihe ol
Montreal for GandH And then De sos busy
Griffith pitch IRE Svcie had chcsed oeto
GSnih
Mocrer also sIaa3 spanked ne pellet. ne
his OF 81 IL nom
~ nor" Pc row Inc ..no va in
Connie Macks world
cha ponR
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-22

f. r. Johnson and wife, SO Chestnut
Ave. Long Beacn-Brookings, S. D.
G. w. Sanders and wife, SO Chestnut
Ave, Long Beach-Brookings, S. d.
NJ. l. Kelsey, 437 Obispo Ave, Long
Beach-Brookings, S. D.
N. Allison and wife, 337 E. Ocean
Ave-, Long Beach-Brookings, S. d.
G. L. Sanders, ga Pac. Ave-, Long
Beach-Brookihgs, S. d.
e. H. MCGEE and wife, 81 Iona
Ave, Lang Beach-Bushnell, S. D.
D. s. Dougherty, 75S E. Central, Los
Angeles-White, S. d.
Mrs. f. M. Saum, Box 1919 r. d. 2,
Observation-Disclosures, S. d.
Arthur Lynch and wife, 1877 Chest
nut Ave, Long Beach-Brookings,
S. d.
Guy Cunningham and wife, Santa
Ana, Gen. Del.-White, S. d.
r. A. Stevens and wife, 60 Lindall
Ave-, Long Beach-White, S. d.
E. II. Sack and wife, GIG Som Main,
Santa Ana-Elkton, S. d.
Miss Elma Sack, GIG Som Main,
Santa Ana-Elkton, S. ID.
r. B. McClenan and wife. 1928
ALBANIA ST., Los Angeles-Brookings,
S. d.
j. T. Tidball, 1892 w. 4th St, Los
Angeles-Brookings, S. d.
c. w. Williams, 3071 E. 4th ST, Los
Notwithstanding, S. d.
D. McKeeth, 144 w. 10Th st. Santa
Ana-Brookings. S. d.
w. F. CID Dinehart and wife, 2O94
Bush ST., Santa Ana-Brookings, s. ID.
w. H. Roddle and wife, Santa Ana,
Gen. Del.-Brookings, S. d.
Grin Judd, 355 Chestnut Ave, Long
Beach-Bushnell, S. d.
Mrs. J.. T. TIdball, 1902 W. 4th St,
Santa Ana-Brookings, S. d.
H. H. Dinehart, 1864 N. Bush ST.,
Santa Ana-Brookings. S. d.
j. JeSme ana wire, liz Il. 18th ST.,
Long Beach, Brookings, S. d.
Mrs H. H. Reeves, 1902 Bush St..
Santa Ana-Brookings. S. d.
M. L. Palmer and wife, 426 S. Syca-
more ST.. Santa Ana-White. S. d.
Miss M. X. Wilson, $50 Merritt Dr.,
Pasadena-Aurora, S. D.
Mrs. B. Meyer, 1923 E. Chestnut Ave,
Santa Ana-Elkton, s. d.
e. Wilson and wife, $50 Merritt Dr.,
Pasadena-Aurora, s. d.
Mrs. Stegner. Long Beach, Gen. Del.
Aurora, S. D.
Vera A. Stegner. Long Beach
Aurora. s. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-22

Mrs. Nellie White, r. d. /, Box rs D.,
Santa Ana-Brookings, S. d.
Mrs. o. Jesme, Long Beach-Brook-
ings, S. d.
A. o. Olin, PIG E. LIST Glendale
~Brookings, S. d.
S. H. Goodfellow, TAG Hartford
Bookings, S. ID.
G. A. Mathews, Burlington Apis,
MISUNDERSTANDING, S. d.
Cornelia Mathews. Burlington Apis,
Notwithstanding, S. d.
Bertha Mathews, Burlington Apis,
MISUNDERSTANDING, S. d.
Marjorie Mathews, Burlington Apis,
Observation-Disclosures, S. d.
Horace Fishback and wife, 561S
Corlton Way-Brookings, S. d.
II. Fl. Reeves, 1902 Bush, Santa Ana
Bookings, S. D.
II. +. Lloyd and wife, 561S Carlton
Way, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S. ID.
A. l.. Binford, Whiteeier, Calf
Brookings, S. d.
Mr.. c. ii. Goodman. Belmont Apis,
10th Figuerea-Brookings. S. d.
Mrs. c. II. Goodman, Belmont Apis,
10th Figuerea-Brookings, S. d.
E. B. Harden, Pomona, Calif.-Brook-
ings, S. d.
Sumner Binford, 316 N. Broadway,
Address Gen. Dlv.-Brookings, S. d.
Mrs. Sumner Binford, 316 N. Broad
way, Address Gen. Dlv.-Brookings,
S. d.
Mrs. Albert J. Harne, 2917 3rd Ave-
Elkton, S. ID.
c. b. Johnson. 5O7 So. Spring ST.
Bookings, s. D.
Mrs. @. B. Johnson, 1927 Wild Rose,
Observation-Disclosures, S. d.
Clara Johnson, 1927 Wild Rose. Mon
rovia-BrookIngs, s. d.
Horace Allison. 46S Santa Ana, Cal.
White s.. d.
j. E. Meyer. APT Broadway, Santa
Ana-White, s. d.
H. J. McComb and wife, 526 East
Pine, Santa Ana-Brookings, S. d.
A. B. Allison and wife, Long Beach
Brookings, 8. d.
u. d Palmer and wife. 426 So. Broad
way, Santa Ana-Brookings. s. d.
R. Palmer, Az e, 9Th St., Santa Ana
White. s. d.
J. Q. Allison and wife. 408 So. Broad
way, Santa Ana-White. s. D. /,
Miss Caroline Dricken. 222 SO. Main
Santa Ana-White. 8. D.
H. B. Gillette and wife, SO Chestnut
Ave-. Long Beach-Brookings. s. d:
w. Lenocker and wife. 40 Chestnut
Ave-, Long Beach-Brookings, 8. D.
J. H. Bushnell and wife. 80 Chestnut
Ave, Long Beach-Brookings, s. p.
q. w. Austin. 21s West Sd st.. Long
Beach-Hrookings. 8. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-22
AT SOUTH DAKOTA PICNIC

The following Brookings county PEG.
pie were registered at the South Da.
kota picnic held at Sycamore Grove,
Los Angeles, Calf, on January 9th
last:
Horton NJ. Palmer, 426 S. Sycamore,
Santa Ana,-White, S. d.
Mrs. Horton NJ. Palmer, 426 S. Syca-
more, Santa Ana-White, S. D.
Geo. r.. Maryland, 301 E. Orange Ave,
MISUNDERSTANDING, S. d.
d. c. Birlin, 925 Gladys. Long Beach
-Elkton. S. ID.
Julia Nogle. Pomona--S. d. s. c.,
Brookings
John E.. Diamond, Snider Hotel, Long
Long Beach, 2639 Iruny Ave. S.
Bessie NJ. Diamond, Snider Hotel,
Long Beach, 1858 Irving Ave. S.
Z. B. Harte, Biltmore Apis. E. 1st st.
-Brookings, S. ID.
Mrs. Z. B. Harte, Biltmore Apis. e.
LIST St.-Brookings, 5. ID.
Mrs. Elba Clark, 423 N. Pasadena
Ave, Pasadena-Brookings, S. d.
n. +. ~Sanderson, Hawthorne-Brook-
ings, s. d.
]. H. Johnson. 123 f. L. ST., Long
Beach-Brookings, S. D.
0. Dybdahl, 343 Terris, Long Beach
Brookings, s. D.
N. H. Holden. 1923 S. Bonnie Brae-
White, S. d.
Mrs. N. H. Holden, 1929 s. Bonnie
Brae-White, S. d.
Patience Holden, 1928 s. Bonnie
Gra-White, S. d.
Mrs. Nellie H. Clark, 1923 S. Bonnie
Brae-White, S. d.
Mrs. Jessie w. Jerde, $50 w. Alvar-
adeo, Pomona-Brookings, S. d.
Mrs, E. J. Way, Alemeda & Lake
Ave, Observation-Disclosures. S. d.
H. r. Hird, Notwithstanding. s.
d.
Oliver Jesme, 1915 E IL, Long Beach
-Brookings, s. d.
Mrs. e. p. Sarub, 317 s. Sycamore,
Santa Ana-Brookings, S. d.
Mamie Lamb. 317 s. Sycamore.
Santa Ana-Brookings. s. d.
Mrs. G. J. Collier. S5s w. Jefferson st,
-Brookings. s. d.
David Meyer. 1913 d. Chestnut Ave-,
Santa Ana-Elkton, S. D.
L. L. Chopper, BIG Alhambra Hotel
-Brookings, s. d.
r. IA. Williams. 1914 spurgeon ST.,
santa Ana-Brookings. s. ID.
W. 4. Paul. 722 $. Bonnie Brae-
Brookings. 8. p.
j. p. Lamb. al 8. Sycamore. Santa
Ana-rrenton. s. p.
Hianchs y. Bisler. $40 s. Flower d.,
knta Ana-Drookinss. y. p.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-22

lations today on the birth of a daugh-
ter. her Goth child. Thirteen of the
children are living.
The stork has visited the Thurbers
every year since they were married.
with two exceptions.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-22

enclosing the following clipping. and
saying that she is SURF Boyd Lombard
of this city can do better in less time:
Eureka. CAL, March 9-Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Thurber. AZ years old. wife Of a
local butcher, was receiving congratu-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-22

A new woman's building to cost
$l25,OO0. including the furniture, and
n $4,000 unit of an engineering
building will be erected at the Univer-
sity Of South Dakota as soon as plans
can be drawn and the contract let.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-03-22
sroRK's TWENTIETH VISIT

The Register has received a letter
from Aunt Polly at Portland, Oregon.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

There were thirty-fve boys in the
camp this year, the following from
camp this year.
Arleigh Wingrove received the ath-
letic prize for the largest average of
points, and Geo. Skellenger of Beld-
ing received the prize for the largest
number Of points under the new honor
system.
Ten boys learned to swim during
the camp.
The two most prominent talks Civ
en- the boys were those by James
Langston of the Bedding Banner on
Making Newspaper" and by Judge
Webster on "The Law and the Boy"
There were also informal talks by the
leaders-Robert Lynn Of Clinton
county, Ervie Howard, formerly of
Lake Odessa, Frank Wood of Sara
nae, L. Hockstad; also Latham Leach.
A. d. Blakeslee, father of DIR. M.
0. Blakeslee, was camp photographer,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15

Boys walking along a bluff in the
vicinity of Halls, Tennessee, recently
came upon something protruding
from the ground which upon examina-
ton proved to be the fossilized tusk
of mastodon, according to a report
by C. L. Lasley. The tusk when dug
out was found to be nearly six feet
long. With it the other tusk, brok-
en- into several pieces, some teeth and
a number of bones of the prehistoric
monster were found. The remaining
parts of the skeleton are believed to
be buried at the same place. With
the remains of the mastodon were
several bones Of small carnivorous
animal which are expected to be
more interesting from a scientific
standpoint than any other part of the
find.
The relics were buried in . deposit
Of blue clay, just under the surface
layer of red clay which at that point
measures some 80 feet in thickness.
Although remains of these huge ami
mails are comparatively common, q
high local value is placed on these,
the different claimants having insti-
tuted q suit in court to determine
their ownership.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15
No Other Alternative

E. B. Gorrell, editor of the Flora
GILL; Record, announces raise in
subscription price from 81 to $1.50
per year. In his announcement Edi-
tor Gorrell says: 1--WE have not want
ed to do this, neither have we want
ed to pay So for potatoes. We have
not wanted to pay cents apiece for
Bermuda onions. We have not want
ed to pay Is cents for . regular 10
cent loaf Of bread. But potatoes and
print paper, onions and printers ink,
bread and type composition continue
to soar regardless Of our wants, and
there's nothing left for the Record
to do but fall in line--or fall out"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15

and furnished some excellent pic
lures.
For the first time, boys in the camp
were given honor premiums for win
ming ninety Of a passible 120 points
under the new honor system this year.
The premium is a blue triangle with
white letters up. l." standing for
Prestoleach. "Triangles were won by
James Brown OF Belding, Lorin Dunn
Kicker and George Skellenger Of
Bedding, Gilman Moulton, Foster Kim
ney, Bill Arnold of Ionia, Webster
Limbaugh Of Collins, Harmon Kicker
and Paul Brown Of Fenwick Charles
and Francis Rose, Milburn Elsony,
Barton Benedict and Allen Hall Of
Ionia, Clements Keister Of Pewamo,
Howard Rausch Of Collins and Sher-
man Leopard Of Clarksville.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15
Free Methodist Church

Free Methodist Church
Sunday school 1000.
Morning worship 11:00.
CHASING meeting 1900. A. A..
Cusick, class leader.
Evening service 1880; sermon by
the pastor.
Tuesday night holiness meeting at
1880.
Prayer service Thursday evening at
7:30. You are welcome.
J. Fred Iulg, Pastor.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15

impossible to know the exact truth of
the matter. 1t Is alleged that he first
gave the idea that he attempted sui
eide, because he was drafted, but lat
err wrote that the shooting was &C
cidental.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15
Size of Feet Saved Him

Lowell.-Marvin Lavender, seven
ty-eight years old, stood before jury
in Justice Loucks' court charged with
malicious destruction of property,
and the fact that his feet are big, not
quite as big as two footprints found
adjoining the farm of Bert Hill, near
Lowell, won him his freedom.
Hill, according to the evidence pre-
scented, had fenced in a piece Of the
roadway by his farm to use for pas
ture for his cows. After the road had
been fenced for two days, the wires
were cut at night, and the cattle
strayed away. Hill accused Lavender,
his neighbor.
Deputy Sheriff Haysmer of Lowell
was called, detective-like, he looked
for footprints the first thing and
found them. Measurements were TAX
en- and Lavender's feet were found too
small. This did not keep Hill from
swearing out warrant, however, and
the evidence offered by the officer won
the old man his freedom.
Former Hastings Boy Injured
Hastings.-Raymond Fortier, four
teen-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Fortier, of Jackson, formerly of
Hastings, was painfully injured last
Friday evening. While riding his
bicycle on the street in Jackson, a
doctor ran into him with his automo-
bile. The bicycle was bent nearly
double and Raymond was caught in It
in such way as to break one arm
twice, dislocate one of his shoulders
and sustain other injuries. He was
taken at once to a hospital, where he
received treatment. He is doing as
well az could be expected, but he will
doubtless be laid up for long time.
To Build Jaw From Rib
st. Johns.-Glenn Parks, the West
Riley man, son of James Parks, who
shot himself last week Friday, under
the chin, tearing away all of the low
er Jaw and part Of the upper one, is
expected to recover. He was taken to
Sparrow Hospital in Lansing. He is
being fed by means of a tube and the
surgeons propose to utilize part of
the rib to make a new jaw. This will
take good deal of time and will be
very painful.
Parks was taken to Lansing about
the middle of last week in large
automobile, a bed being made up in
the tonneau.
Parks tells so many conflicting
stories about the shooting, that il is
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-15
BAPTIST CHURCH

BAPTIST CHURCH
Divine worship, 1890 a. M; Bible
school at noon; B. Y. p. Y. $3.50 to
600 p. m; evening service, TOO p.
M; prayer and praise meeting,
Thursday evening, 1880; covenant
meeting, Thursday evening before
the first Sunday; communion service,
first Sunday Of the month.
w. A. Bliss, Pastor.
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METHODIST

MEIHOOI6I
Sunday, 1000, class meeting; 1880,
worth League; evening service ut
1880 p. m
Prayer meeting for young women
in Philathea room and young men In
Barsca room Tuesday evening ct 1880.
Thursday evening at 7:30, general
prayer meeting followed by Bible
study. w. E. Doty, Pastor.
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HOLY TRINITY MISSION
(Episcopal)

Corner Of Congress and Alderman
streets.
Hours OF service Sunday:
500, Holy Communion.
1880, morning service.
Sunday school, 1000 q. m.
1900, Sunday school.
1880, evening service.
Rev. Robt. s. Nash,
Priest-in- Charge.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Oh UKCH Of CHKIST
Regular services on Sunday, 1890
a. m. Worship and communion.
1900 noon, Bible school; $50 p. m,
senior C. E.; 1880 p. M. evangelistic
service.
Mid-week prayer meeting and
training class Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
You are cordially invited to all SER
vices Of the church.
Chas. M. Pease, Pastor.
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slows your motor behaving?"
"Well," replied Mr.. Chuggins, "the
way it uses gasoline shows that while
it may be weak in spots its ap-
petite is all right. Washington
Star.
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Church of Christ

Church OF Christ
The Church Of Christ will hold
Sunday school and communion SER
vice Sunday at 1915 o'clock.
Morning worship, 1900 a. m.
Class meeting, 1900 o'clock.
morning service; 11:4d, Sunday
school; 300, Junior League; $3.50 Ep-
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Taken to Manistee

doc" Lawrence, who was badly in
jured a number of weeks ago when
an auto ran into him, was taken to
the Manistee hospital last Friday. He
had not been recovering as fast as
he should and an x-ray examination
was made at Manistee where the
broken bones will be wired" togeth-
or