1922-09-01; Clare Sentinel

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tLE TOGETHER
Ide
Pupils   Bring Textiles Used Last Year   '
and All Come Ready^- -
' "T<* Help Make A y ~~
$7    f   Big   T£ar."      •
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w: AU grade* and *be higb school will
assemble together for a few momenta
la toe new Auditorium at a:Spr Tnee-
day morning before tbe grade* pass
to tbeir various ttaoms.v. Following
7 this tbe high school will take up tbe
task of figuring oat a program of
eUass*. It is important tbat all who
-oan be present at this session, aa tbe
>• namber ot section* of each place- on
^|_e program (and thna pos-tlbie oon-
^vfltot with otber classes the aame per-
£?tod) and even the exact classes to be
offered In some courses, will depend
gg.-y-a great deal upon the election of
%jY atndle* msdebv the students wbo are
"' ^raaent at this; time. An explana-
f|| tlon of all new courses will be briefly
(riven and questions about courses
answered, aa far aa possible.
. A* wai announced In all grade* at
aba olo*e of the last sohool year, each
'7 grade below tbe. high school will ase
tbeir laat year's text book* for she
fl»st few weeks, pwlbg to the fact
^^'Y that crowdeo coqditlooa and lack of
$?Cj> blackboardspacelast year shortened
|^/J to lome extent tbe amonnt of work
'£j7^ covered In eaeb grade, a thoro re-
?||y view of last year** work will be made
m&Y before tbe work of the next grade 1*
M7 takes np. Writ •bould make it poe-
7'' . elble four Ml* grade* to begin work al-
^-"'-. ant Immediately, altbo considerable
i,' I adjusting of grade program* wilt be
Ik * neceaaary becauae of tbe Introduction
^7^ ot *P*ol*l aobject* tbl* year. To
&? i.r economize in tbe total number of
|§^ teachers necessary, eacb teacher will
i -> teach laa—other room while a spec-
\7 ial teacher baa Charge of ber room.
Tba* eaob room will have more tban
one teacher during the day, and eacb
teacher will teach in more   tban   one
- room.    Tbis is a minor adaptation of
- tbe platoon system which J>as afforded sucb a financial saving in some  of
\ tbe large citieg. *7
'      Tbe kindergarten and   grade   positions will be filled   this   year  by   cue
.-following teachers:
Miss Kate Butter field .     ,
• '   Miss Amanda Witting
7    Miss-Avis Lyon    '   ~
Mias Laura Kreuser
Mia* Bose Davey
'   Mis* Laura Vaugban "
Mrs. Both Haobmuth
Mi**   Helen    Lspbam    will     bave
cbarge or tbe gymnasium woik in tbe
grade* and of tbe bigb school girls.
Mis* Helen Kefaover will direct
tbe music In botb high eobool and
grade* aud will bave some classes In
English in tbe high school.
Mis* Bertba Lefler will teach £atin
and French.
Hr*. Thelma King Sherman will
\ bave cbarge of tbe Home Economics
r Department.
Mrs. _,ampman will bave classes In
history and mathematics and will
bave charge of tbe library. Sbe will
also act as dean of non-resident stu-i
dents.   -'Y . ~ ■;":.' ■ -7.. "':■ ■    ■*-.   '
Mr. Elmer Kejth will Ybave cbarge
of tbe Manual Training Department
and coach the boys' gymnasium athletics. ...  '
Mr. Richard Bogan will teach
science and agriculture and coach
base ball.     ^  \ '■-..♦,■■:,-- :.^ .
Mr. Harry Strait will be principal
Of tbe bigb acbool aad head of the
commercial department.
'„-' Thla, witb Sup't. Jones, completes
the faculty as at present engaged. If
> tbere is a large higb school enrollment it will probably be necessary to
emploty an additional, teacher aa soon
asBcboolopens.
Any student wbo expects to enroll
in tbe bigb sebool but wbo for some
good reason cannot' begin tbe first
week abould send in tbeir names at
once to tbe school office.
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TEACHERS TO HOLD     Y
MEET AT SAGINAW
Second District of State Body is
Planning Convention     >"
_. October 3Q--31 t-
Saginaw la |»'dw planning to be boat
to tbe member* of tbe Mooud.djtotrtet,
Mlebigon Teacher*' association.- at
tbairannual meet. October 30 and 81.
Teachers from 17 counties will be
present. The following will be rep*
resented:. Bay,/Genesee; Gratiot,
-Lapeer, Tuscola, Sanilac, .Huron,
Midland, Isabella, Arenac, Gladwin,
91are, Iosco, Ogemaw, Roscommon,
Crawford and gegtnaw.   <Y', •-«
. Oommlttee* have been appointed
and at present tbey are' at work on
tbe program of tbe convention.' Processor Webster H. Pierce, bead of the
matbematibal department of Central
State Normal is obalrman of the district committee. Miss O. Friab, Saginaw oounty school commissioner, is
secretary. . _ r7       ■ ■■■'" -. ■> -7^7.. -
Mra. William Glover Gage, -president of tbe Saginaw council of
Parent-Teachers' association and
State recording secretary of the same
organisation, has been appointed,
chairman of tbe Parent-Teaobers'
section of ' the convention. ' E. C.
Warriner, president of Central State
Normal, Is to address that diviaod on
"Valne of Parent-Teaebers' Asaqel*-
tlon. From tbe Standpoint of a
Teacher." Mlsa Jessie McLean, will
deal witb tb*, organisation of aneb
bodiee In rural diacrlota- Y       'V»
A discussion lsj>lanned ot problem*
of bigb sebool, grade *cbool, and
rnral *cbooI, and rural *ohool association*.   '
JOSEPH F. BOWLER
DRAWS HEAVY FINE
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Judge  Moinette, of Gratiot
Circuit,    Presides    at
Special f Term    of     '
Court Monday.
: On ' account of clearing up tbe
Bowler and Courtcey cases in wbicb
instance Joseph F. Bowler, of tbis
city,.and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oourtney,
of Grant township, were charged
witb illegally baving liquor in their
possession, a special term of circuit
court was beld at Harrison Monday
of tbis week.
All defendants pleaded guilty before Judge Moinette, of tbe Gratiot
Circuit, wbp presided in Judge Hart's
absence, and ware given heavy fines
Jos. F. Bowl r was fined 91,000 and
coat*, Dan Oourtney »126 and Mrs.
Courtney M25, wbicb were all paid.
Tbe county officials bave several
otber* in tbe oounty lfnder surveillance and no doubt new development* will appear In tbe near fa tore
Saginaw Speaker Gets
in Wrong District
is*-*-
Monday
    a  man   whose - ambition*
ire to elect seine candidate to Confront tbat district, mounted tbe
dtflakl—g fenntain   on   corner of 4tb
McEwan Atreet*  and began to
tbe qualities of. tbe man of bis
1 or not be baa found ont be
rjtb* wrong territory, we would
^fnnoance tbat we are more
tb* oo-dng ot a few
';*a*n tb* alaottag ot a
TO BE MARRIED
, ; •    77^7-Y7- IN
AFRICA
Tbis week Floyd Klrkpatrick received from Lydenburg, Africa, an
announcement of tbe wedding of Dr.
Gilbert Ernest Dyason, of tbat city,
and Miss Cebella Boscber, of Veot-
e«dorp, tbe ceremony to be performed at tbe Dutch Beformed Church
on Monday, October 2nd. _
Dr. Dyason will be well remembered by tbe many Olare friends be made
while assisting in tbe dental offices of
Dr. F. W. McKuigbt and alao in Mr
Kirkpatrick's drug store during four
months last summer.
Dr. Dyason proved himself a self-
made man. He came to tbis country
without a cent and by bard labor
worked bimself through tbe D. of M.
and graduated witb honors. After
the first of this year be retnrned to
Africa and is practicing dentistry
tbere. "    •
Tbe'annonncement was over twenty days coming from Africa to Clare.
FARWELL TO CELE-
^ BRATE LABOR DAY
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Excellent Program of Sports
, and Free Attractions is
*  Prepared  for Event.
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^Ajtain tbe committee ta obarae ot
tbe Farwell (Labor Day celebration
bai/e spared no efforts to make tbeir
annual event due that will be bigger
and natter tban ever. Tbey extend a
cordial invitation to the people of
Olare and'Northern Isabella counties
to join tbem in this celebration and
1^ th- weather man favors tbem a big
time will be assured all. -
- Folio ivlug we print tbe program of
the day: < " , ' ;   -   ;v
0:3Q Band Concert, Weldman Band.
10-00 Street Sports, Foop race, boy*
under 15 years, 1st prize $1.00, 2ndP0c;
Footrace, rfirle under 15 yearsj lat
prise tl 00, 2nd 50c; Foot race^ married women, 1st prise SI.00; Bag racer
boy* nnder'15 yeara, 1st prise tl.OO',
2nd. 60c; Foot race, fat man's, 1st
prize, ,tl 00, 2nd 50c; Foot race, free
for all, 1st prise *2 00, 2nd ll.CO.   >
10:45 Boys aase ball|game in park,
big prize.    7^7-77. -77-- • "■ 7-    . - .
11:15 Tog of War. Surrey township
vp. Gilmore tuw uhlp. Box cigars.   '.
11:30 ''Dr. Vom a" Ground and
*Lofty Tumbler*?.  -
32:00 Dinner '-
1:00 **Tbe/MeiIs" Comedy Acrobats
1 :S0 Men* running broad jump. 1st
prise tl.OO. Ladies standing broad
jump, 1st prize S1.00.        Y/v - -     ■•■
a,:00 Pony rao-?, lit prize 82.00, 2nd
tlOO. 3rd 50c. -.--'- '-■-.        '    y-'7-7:-
8:30 Five Oounty League Ball Game,
Clare vs. Farwell.  -•'.
3:30 "Dr. Vonea': Ground and Lofty Tumbler*.    ■   *■■-" 7 -'-,
4:30 "Three Mells" Comedy Acrobats.   " '-' ' ■' " Y ,' '. * -'    ; ~ ''■■'%
5:30 Boxlng'Oonteat. ."'"■"   -     -' -;
6:00 Bnnd Concert. Y.Y
A M»rry-Go-Boand has been engaged to entertain tbe chile rea '-
THE CHALLENGE
NOT ANSWERED
Two weeks ago tbe west side business, men and clerks, tbrougb this
papeF, Issued a challenge to tbe eaet-
aider* to a ball game. As yet no one
baa taken np tbe Challenge. Perhaps
there Is-no red blood on tbe east aide,
or it may be that tbey may be abort
of players. Sbpold tbe latter be the
earn, let tbaaa come over and see us.
We will be glad to lend tb*m five or
•ix of oar oest la order to complete
tbeir team*  -
Com* oa yen eaetaldera aad abew
ybar tad (Aood.
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i john G. Emery       .   . ..
of   Grand   Rapids
Candidate for United States Sena-;
tor, wbo aooke to a fair sized crowd
bere Friday afternoon.
Dnrlng bis discourse be laid much
stress upon bis issues aa foliowa:
Progressivenesa without radicalism-
real representation; vigorous maturity instead of inactive old age; decrease in government expenae; elimination of tax-exempt securities;
abolishment of "special" privilege;
federal reforestration of lands good
only for forests; a square deal, and
100% Americanism, and left bis nomination to tbe people ror tbeir earnest
conaideratlon at Septem ber Pri maries.
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New Sariae: ATJ>1. 304 No„ 44:
t»IV£? COWTy LEAGUE
Standings
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Barryton
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Clara
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Weldman^
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STRIKE DRAWS
TOWNSEND IRE
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Card of Thanks
We wish tp thank our many neighbors and friends for tbeir goodness
during the e^ckneas and death of our
wife and cousin also.-for tne. many
lovely flowers, tbose wbo furnished
autos, the Bev. Bennett for hia kind
words and sympathy and the/ ladies
for tbe singing. ... •    '    -"-■
•'■■■ ""- ■ ,    James Gibson.
7   Bars. Annie Huey.   ■
Political Announcement.
I wish to say tp-*tbe voters of Clare
County tbat your confidence ^n me
sball not be betrayed,s and I ask for
your support In tbe Primaries of
September 12th. Thanking you in
advance, I remain yours for servloe.
44t2    ' Delos G. Wrlgbt.
The Obautaoqaa program "Friendly Enemies" haa been obanged by
popular vote ot tbe audience from
Setacda/ atgbt to Bob-ay nlgbt la
otdetr tbat tba etorka • tut^j ^^Iftaaaa'
Plum* are going fast at Whit***
Fruit and Floral Farm. Y}.7;707mir..
'' Mr*. Wm. I^ia apept-tte flr*t of
tbe week witb re'la^*eS"at Saginaw.
^Begular meeting of tbe O. E. 8.
this Friday nlgbt at aeven o'clook
sbarp.' 7* Y;"::- -: 7777 '/ «. . 17i7y:*.
Mrsj F. E. Sboup and two son* are
spending tbe week witb relatives In
Funt and Detroit. : ^;Y-: 1
Wm. Trletob was home from Lansing and spent tbe week end witb bis
family In Arthur township. :; Y '7
Word was received  yesterday that
Harve Krats underwent  a aoccessful
operation at tbe Ann Arbor hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clink,   of  Ashley. Ind., spent tbe  week  end   witb
bis sister, Mr*. Jobn Freed and family- >'.77:<*:.s-.7:        ;-.":':-.    '77.:' '7::
'Mr*. J.   P.   Jones  and  son,   Pan),
retnrned^T burs day  from   Beta via, N.
Y., wbere tbey bave spent tbe  summer. <-':..,■ .77: "::.f7- ::-..'-.-:■ ■■ '■"--■-'■■    ■ :7
Mr*. Fred Stoll, off Cleveland viaited the past week at tba bome of Mr.
and Mr*. Orln Smith in Grant  township. v:- : y %-Y-7 ' ".-.
Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Dwyer enjoyed
a visit from ber oonsln, Tho*. B_-rkt
of Montreal, Oat., the latter part ot
laat week.   '.-. ■'.:■■-.'.>-"...".'■"-•
Tbe Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
will meet Monday, September 4tb,
witb Mr*. W, Mi Qar*baw In Sberldan township. ' r.77.
Mr*. Minnie Piatt and daugbter, of
Chicago, and Jas. Watson and family, 01 Leaton, were guests of Mrs.
Laniont, Sunday, ,' ■:' 7-.Y\ ■ . "7'7':-
Mrs. D. Borlson, of- Bvart, and
daugbter, Mrs. Bay Turner, were
-gueats at tbe bome of Mr. and Mrs.
S.-Bogardns Wednesday.   ."
Mrs. Jamed Conklin and ohiidren,
of Marion, are guests this week at
the home of ber parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orin Smith in Grant.
Mr. and Mrs.&Jae. Porterfleld and
son,.Wiiford, of Ithaca, visited Sunday at tbe bome of tbeir daugbter,
Mr. and Mra. 8. M. Oalllban.
mV. and Mr*. Balpb Oalllban, of
Gilsonburg, Ohio, were gueete tbe
first of tbe week at tbe hbme of bis
parents,;Mr.;and Mr*. J. M. Oalllban.
Dr. and Mra. J. A. Boeder and son,
Vernel and Miss Marjorie Jaekaon
returned Wednesday from, a four day
business trip to Ashley, Ind., and
Chicago.       <■
Dr. F. O. San(ord and family, Mr*.
Stevens and Mra. B. J. San ford left
Wednesday for a few days camplnB
at Houghton lake. They expect to
return Saturday.        -.
Debra Marlin, Elby Braalngton,
Lena Loncfa and Bntter Sherman
spent last week camping at Hough
ton 4ake, guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Claude Fordyce, of Farwell. ,   ~."
All'Lady Maccabees are requested
to meet at tbe home of Mrs. Jesse
Hamptorr*~Wedneaday evening, September 6tb. Deputy Branch will be
witb usr   Important business. -  -
Wm. Rex and son and Mrs. Allle
AUison7 daugbter and grandson, of
Bryan, Ohio, were guests over tbe
week end at tbe bome of tbeir nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Douglas.
Mies Both Kratz returned Tuesday
from a visit with ber parents tt tbe
hospital at Ann Arbor. " She left
again yesterday for Mt. Pleasant, en-
route to Grand Rapids wbere she will
teach the coming year.'7
A deal was made the first of tbe
week through tbe Oalllban real estate agency whereby the city property of Chris Kleiner, of this city and
Morgan Thompson, .-of 'Greenwood
township- were exchanged. -
' Tbe Woman's Missionary society
will meet at tbe bome of Mrs. K. W.
Burd Tuesday afternoon, """September
Stb, at 2:80 o'clook. All members are
requested to be present as Important
business will borne before tbe meeting. '
Jos. Hendrie coffered a stroke
Wednesday evening and I* still tn a
very aerloos condition. He bad gone
bome from, bia nana! day'a labor,
•atern rapper, and laid down a few
Senator   Brands   as - Near
Treason  "Bluffing!*   by ^
~ Rail Heads and Union Chiefs.     - >-
.;.',.v$Hv«------.' Datrolt Free Fress.-^   -■:7^..r':'
.. Declaring for Arm measure* In
bandling tbe railroad and coal atrike
•itoattona. Senator Obarles £*. Town-
send, before leaving lor Washington
Friday morning, made it plain government control^ of tbese Industrie*
appears^a* an immediate possibility
unless there are speedy sign* of fair
dealing and mutual co-operation be-
tweed warring group*. He branded
as treasonable tbe stubborn -policy of
bluffing exhibited by. both labor apd
capital while tbe crisis become* more
acuta, with public aufferlng inevitable.
He aald: '  -   ' '
"I am called back to \ Washington,
pot only because of tbe approaching'
vote on tbe adjuated compensation
Mil, but also because of tbe seriously
important measure Introduced Thursday in tbe senate wbicb contemplate*
tbe necessity of baving the' federal
government-assume control of operation of the ooaf mine* and the fixing
of fair prices dnrlng the present emergency," tbe *enator declared. "This
measure come* up for considsratlon
Immediately before tbe Interstate
commerce committee, of which I am
tbe ranking member.  -
\ People Tired of It. "' '
"Ofooune no 1-^w can be psased
compelling men to work, bat It certainly doe* not follow tbat men may
keep others from working to the extent of freezing and starving tbe
country tbl* winter.  ',.
"The American people are getting
■Ick and tired of reading of railroad
executives and railroad nnion leadera
lunching at the. Tale club in New
York and dining' at tbe Woodstock
hotel, eacb group stubbornly bluffing
tbe-other while tbe country patiently
suffers awaiting their majestic pleasure. ."■:-.■■■:    '."-  .   ;'■;.     Y"-..-...:.;/.... -
Wbo gave tbem tbe right .to determine vfchen tbe American people
may, prosper and wben tbey shall
starve; wben tbey may enjoy comfort and wben tbey sball freeze?
Tbis disgraceful performance on tbeir
part la too mnob like "fiddling while
Bome burns" and bordere-on treason.
Is For Collective iSarsaining.
"I sincerely believe tbe majority of
railroad men ivant to work. , I know
that thousand* and tbousadds of
miners wantedYto work long ago, bnt
were Intimidated by radical leadership and by yonng. Irresponsible, unmarried men of no family responsibility at all.       . ■ > -       Y
Tbere Is no question In my mind
but tbat collective bargaining is
essential In modern Industry. However, tbe American people certainly
will not tolerate tbe abuse of sucb
power to tbe extent;tbat It stops the
life blood of tbe nation and deprives
tbem of the necessities of life. No
people, no nation, . can long endure
tbat will permit a force superior to
its own government to dominate tbe
country. ~"\.-7 .--'7
'/Railroad men and coal miners
bave mothers, wives and babies at
home, just as have automobile builders and bricklayers. Tbey know tbat
tbe crops on the farms this year are
bonntlful and plenty; tbey know tbat
this is tbe crop moving season; tbey
know if railroads do not operate to
capacity during tbis season, that a
large portion of foodstuffs will perish
before reaching market and storage
places; they know that if coal la not
produced to capacity and transported
promptly at tbis time tbat industries
will be compelled to dose for want
of fuel; men by tbe thousands will
walk, tbe streets unemployed and
hearthstones will become cold: Tbey,
tbe railroad men and coal miners,
know tbat tbeir mothers, wiv^s and
babies wilt suffer intensely this winter
unless tbey put their shoulders to tbe
wheel now and work harder ,and
more efficiently tban ever have' In
history.'' /'.-.,-■'■- ,/ >"".
-   Bothj Aware of It.
'•The railroad executives who appear to be just aa stubborn aa are tbe
anion labor'leaders, are-folly awase
of this. The1 automobile /botlder, tba
farmer,' tbe city'.people, all of a*
know tbe disaster that confront* n*1pr*vlons.
MRS. JAMES GIBSON
"-   ^ DEPARTS-TH1S LIFE
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Resident ot Clare  County for
Over, Thirty   Years    Was
Known 'and  Respected
^ -    By Many. >   ,
Annie Orchard was born near Corn-
well, Kngland, December 25tb, 1852,
and died at the age of 70 yeara, 8.
month* and tbree day*. She came
with her. parent* to Wallaceburg,
Canada, when ya *m*ll child. 8b*
waa united In marriage to*9amea Gibson in Kent County, Province of Ontario, September 19th, 1886. They
came to Clare about 30 .years ago and
since have made their home bere.
Sbe was a good wife and neighbor
and wa* respected by all who knew
ber. During the flrat few day* of ber
illness sbe suffered a great deal but
after singing the bymn. "JesuS Luver
of My Soul." she fell asleep from
wbloh she did not arouse.    -"' -      -.    i
She leaves to mourn a busband,
Jame* Gibson, and cousin, Mrs.
Annie Huey, of Sarnla, Ontario, and
many neighbors and friends.    ; .
np to tbe preaent moment, seems tb
have characterized' the . contending
force*, or else tbe government must,
tn defense of its people, assume control of tbe operation^ of both mines
and railroads, fix fair pi Ice* and punish -profiteers. \ > - -• v>,.;:.; 7. '-vi'.--;: ■' - • ~ ■•■
'•'Tbl*'la ■ drastic remedy skid what
tbe final result may be ao one can
tell, bat that something must be
done is certain. I am going back to
Washington and aball do my ntmoat
to assist la seoorlng the beat relief
that oan be afforded."
CADILLAC FAIR TO
BE HELD SEPTEMBER
x    llTHTOlSra
Fireworks and Thrilling  Aeroplane   Act   to  be   Some  of
' r -      the    Features    of
1922 Event.
The attention of our readers is called to tbe display announcement In
tbia issue ot the Northern District
Fair, beld.annually at Cadillac. Tbe
dates are September 11 to 15. Tbis
fair bas come to be onejof tbe biggest
and besthin tbis-eeotion of   tbe  state.
Two big features of tbe 1022 fair
will be tbe fireworks programs and
the aeroplane act. Tbe fireworks
will be the beat ever scheduled for
any fair in this section and will exoeil
tbose of tbe 1920 fair. Lieut. Hamilton and Mia* LsBelle bave an aeroplane act tbe likea of which bave
never been witnessed in Nortberx,
Michigan. The jronng woman will
perform wing walking and acrobatic
stunts on top of the plane and will
swing from a rope ladder wbile the
machine 1* several thousand feet in
air. '■" \_. *»'Y "■" '*'• •• "      '■■■-,-■   -'       ,  1"
Livestock, farm produce and machinery exhibits will be larger than
ever before. A number of fine herds
will be brought bere from central
Miobigan. .     '"
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Notice of Republican
A   • ;:   County Convention.
TWO CARS WRECKED
IN AUTO Al
•i 1 a
Three People Injured, On© £
Seriously.     Autos   Badly
Wrecked. .    ^
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Tuesday forenoon at tbe-/eoraerw
one mile sooth of Clare occurred one
of tbe worst auto accident that tbia
vicinity'fats witnessed for some time,
and In which several'people and cbildren narrowly escaped being killed
or mortally injured.
- An auto party are guest* at tba
bome or Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Miller op
ibe Dancan farm In Vernon township..
Accompanied by Mr. Miller tbeaa
people were on tbe way to this city
wben another oar oocupied by Mr. anor
Mrs. Wilt, or Coleman, and relative*
from Ohio were, on the trunkline *i*e»'
enronte to Clare. Owing to confliot^
log stories it Is bard to determine jnat
bow tbe accident happened, but at
tbe mile corner tbe car driving ea*a
collided with tbe ear from tbe *outb.
Altbongb botb were loaded all eeeap- .
ed Injury except Mr. Miller whoia-
oelved a deep gasb on the face aad a
broken collar bone and Internally Injured In tne chest. A little girl whose-*
name we were unable to obtain and>
wbo was riding In tbe oar with Mr.
Miller, rysceived a deep cat 00 Uw
face and wa* otberwlse brotoed. K6»
one in tbe Ooleman oar wa* Injured
bat Mrs. Wilt wbdreceived abrniaeA '
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The car* met with traoh force tba*
the one entering tbe trunkline fro-s
the weet waa thrown over* thbrfy fee*
east past the corner and lauded fit
tbe ditch wbile tbe car from tbe soutb,
for several seconds, was standing almost on tbe rear end, bnt finally wa*
torn loose by tbe force and lockH-**
landed on all four wheels. --i,
: Both oar* were badly wrecked and*
will be a big loss to botb owners,, but
•all can be thankful tbat no lives were
sacrificed. :'.:'.'.-7.777' ' Y.'.'V'Y'::."?-*;-
FOUR ARRESTED FOR 1 #
STEALING CIDER
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Two   Plead   Guilty    While   the
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To tbe Bepublloan E*leotors  ot  Olare
Clare County, Michigan.
Notice is hereby given tbat a convention of tbe Republicans of tbe
above named Oounty will be beld at
tbe Court House In tbe Oity ot Harrison, on Thursday, September 21,1922,
at 10:00 a. m. for tbe purpose of electing four delegates to the Scats convention to be beld at Muskegon on
Wednesday, September 27, 1S22, and
for tbe transaction of such other business as may properly come before
said meeting. .   -'-
Delegates to this convention will
be elected at tbe regular Primary
Election to be held on September 12,
1922 and, all delegates, so elected will
be entitled to a seat In tbe convent
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Dated August 28, 1922. ^
-    ,       S.   O.  Klrkbride, Chairman
.-   '    Gerald E. Lamb, Secretary.
tbl* winter naiea* tba present *ltoa
mlnuta* to rest wben Mra.   Hendrie, | tlon I* remedied immediately.
pot. rcealvtiige reply tram a qoeatfoa >    "1
a*k*)B> bias roaad bias a
'Friendly, maiaal aoropatatton on
iia fair a«d sqaara baafc.
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Mart Menery Dead.
Word was received in this oity
Wednesday moraink by friends tbat
Martin Meaery, of Mt. Pleasant, had
pa**ed away at hi* bome  the night
Mr. Meaery wa* a pioneer resident
of Isabella ooanty and beld many of-
Aeesof It art froas avparytaor at Wlab
to. ia|p*aaMtUaii bia
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Thursday morning a warrant
issued for the arrest of Chas. Gehrke,
Ohancey Dingman, Cbas. Grover and
Herbert Six, of Grant township,
charged witb breaking and entering
the cider mill of Robert Wbitloelc
and taking therefrom a ten gallon :
keg of older, wbiob was foond at the
Gehrke home by officers witb a.
search warrant.
Messrs. Gebrke and Dingman appeared before Justice Mater and1
plead guilty and were fined «20 an«l
coats wbicb amounted to *23. Grove/
and Six took leave of tbe Country
without permission and their whereabouts are unknown, but tbe charge*
will remain against tbem.
WILL MAKE BIG OIS- "
PLAY AT COUNTY FAIR
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This week Sparbel & Sons announce
that they will make a big display off
every one of tbe nine varieties off
brooms tbey now manufacture "at fcbe>
conaty fair at; Harrison. - They will.
also bave prominently displayed tbe
names of merchants in. tbe county
tbat sell tbeir brooms, '   . -
- Tbese brooms are rest coming into*
popularity. At present-tbey are aap-
plying merchants in thirty-five oitiee
in Miohfgan,. besides taking care of
many country stores. The brooms
are giving tbe best of satisfaction,
wbiob is each week creating a bigger-
demand.    '       ■'■7:;. ,   ,
Next year tbe company intends to>
enlarge tbeir manufacturing faoilitfee*
so as to take care of about tbree time*
tbe territory.   '
Watch tor the display at the fair-
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RACK GIVES ENTIRE SATiSFACTIOT*
Early thia spring -announce—tens
was made of tbe patent secured upon
a wagon rack by Wm. -Uptbegrove, off
this city, and manufactured and displayed at tbe Bmalley. Brothers wagon,
■hop. About tbree Weeks ago Qa_--
nar Brobera of the dolllae ranob pnr-
obaaard one of tbe -rack* and be* *iaeia>
pat it to many>t**ts and bae-tenad ia>
oonvenlaot fn. *vary way aad'
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