1910-09-15; Saline Observer

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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1910.
YOL. XXX.--NO 49
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Your money in this bank is protected by
Paid in Capital      $25,000.00
Surplus and Profits    $2,800.00 '
Additional Stockholders
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bar 5 foot American Fence with number 7 top
which *we>will sell at 28b per rod. This is an unheard of reduction and those who are in need of
tence .should consider it.   -
We now have on our floor one of the new White
Lily Electric Washers. It operates from any electric
socket at a cost of less than 2c per hour. It is the
simplest, most durable and most compact washer
nif_de. It operates the wringer as well as the washer and is equipped with instantaneous reverse lever
to reverse wringer should clothes bunch or snag. It
\% the lowest in price, yet superior in every way.
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Velvets, Axininsters and Tapestry
Brussels.   Woodoleura for borders.
We also carry a nice line of Lace
Curtains and window shades.'
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HALLEY'S .COMET ON FIRE
The State Fair Will Show New Features in Its Fir_v__r_s This Vear.
Ia preparing tbe fireworks program
for the earning state fair, Sept. ______
24th, 'the*Gregory.■Fireiyorks Oo:, at
Chicago, will present lo the public
many new'feature* -wtitch hmre never
before been attempted ia the field *of'
.pyrotochny. _Tirewo_1_s- experts will
work for _a»Btt_. at_.a t___a».im developing a mejr i*ea and .their. e___-*-_-, at
least so far" as the Michigan fair program-is concerned, will meet"-with a
most decided success.
In all there will be seventy-two
numbers to be seen during fair week,
these to be seen in addition to the
"Fall of Port Arthur," a night spectacle which is expected to create a
thrilling interest.
One of -the new numbers never before ■ presented to the 'public will be
"Halley's Comet." This feature is accomplished by discharging a thirty-
inch shell high in the heavens, which
sends forth an immense parachute
bearing a beautiful magnesium light,
representing the head "o'f the comet.
Aluminum gerbs throwing out' long
trailers of illuminatins *res represent
the tail of the comet." This ls a most
spectacular number and"will "be shown
at the Michigan fair for the first time
in the country.
"My Country, 'Tis of Thee" is the
title of another elaborate figure to be
presented in fireworks. ' It represents
the facade of the "White. House at
-Vasbington with Old Glory floating
from the dome. '
The heroic figure of a Plowman is
seen in the right foreground and that
of a National Guardsman on the left.
Brilliantly colored fires outline the
picture and there is a mammoth battery discharging fires from the right
and left, meeting in a canopy over
the entire scene. This is also an exceedingly difficult presentation covering 2,500 square feet of space in the
heavens.
"The Shower of Pearls," "The Star
and Garter," "Michigan Peacock," and
other special pieces will make up the
diversified and highly interesting
nightly programs of fireworks. "The
Michigan Peacock," in particular, is described as more than an ordinary number. "When the huge bird first appears,
its tail is shown folded, but by a mechanical device the feathers spread
out like a fan with a shower of sparks
from the ends of the feathers. There
^.ill be an elaborate piece of illumination used each night with constantly
changing colors which will light up
the entire exhibition field in a weird
and wonderful manner,? forming a
spectacular background for the set
pieces which follow in rapid succession.
All in all, it is safe to say that the
state fair fireworks program this
year will be the most wonderful and
elaborate-fireworks display ever seen
in the state.
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BIG   INTEREST  IN   HORSE  SHOW,
Nightly Display of Equine Performers
at-State Fair Will Be Sensational.
Perhaps no other single feature of
the many good things being arranged
for at the Michigan State Fair, which
takes place In-Detroit, Sept. 19-2_t-_,
has attracted so much Interest as the
nightly horse show, In the big show
ring in front of the grand stand.
Interest in -torses in Michigan," and
Detroit especially, bas not wanted in
the past few years, and "W. C. Morgan, superintendent ^of the horse
^fiow, has met "with flattering success
in interesting the big stables in Michigan, Illinois, Ohio and, Kentucky in
this nightly feature.
The best the breeders have produced .vill be shown in a large number of classes, while celebrated men
and' women drivers and riders will
•also appear, to show their favorites.
All manner of horses _vM he included,
the gaited saddlers, high-stepping
harness horses, roadsters, the business horses, the high school horses—
all will be given their chance to
please and the many "special ribbons
and prizes will, be fought for in a
spirited manner.
Those who follow the breeding
game as applied to horses will be
pleased at the class at stables represented in the entries thus far, and
the nightly horse show will in itself
draw thousands to the grand stands
each night.
in.ll EC get Immediate relief from
I: SIX J Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment.
TERRIFYING   EXPERIENCE.
Ship Rolls-Over on Capt. Sorclio and
He Burrows His" Way Through
the   Mud.
Detroit United Lines.
Between Saline and Ypsilanti
Leaves Saline
6:4.0 a. m; 7:45 a. m; 9:40 iv. tn. and
every two hours to ll:40sp. m also
12:50 a. m.
Leave Ypsilanti
6:00 a. m; 7:15 a. m; 8:50 a. m. and
eyery two hours to 10:50 p. m.
12:25 a. m.
Last car waits for theater car from
tAnn Arhorv
Cars connect at Waynefor Plymouth
ana Northville; at Ypsilanti for De
trolt aud Japkeon.
The most teretfjias es*-*«i_ice that
eTer befell CafcrtaTn Louts' ©orcho, the
deep sea. diver' who will appear on
tho Midway at the coming Michigan
state fair, happened while he was
working- on the wreck of a large pas-
se__ger-"steanier off Barnegat, N. J.
H« was ■earching for th» bodies of
the passengers and while in the cabin
of the steamer, the vessel rolled over,
-making him a prisoner. Luckily his
air hose was not broken or checked
and while he was unable to answer
the signals of his tenders on the surface, the latter continued to send him
the life-giving air through the liose.
For nearly.two hours he was 'busily
engaged in burrowing his way out
through the mud in which the vessel
lay.
His life lines a'nd air hose were
hopelessly entangled in the wreckage
sd, he saved himself hy cutting them
"free, casting off his weighted belt
and shoes. The air inside his armor
brought him 'to the ton with- a rush,
and there lie was fished out toy 'his
men more dead than alive.
It is in telling about and describing
such experiences and then, showing
how they happen under water that
Captain Sorcho has achieved his Tepu-
tatlen as an entertainer second to
none. Everywhere he iias shown his
diving act it lia& made a great hit
and the state fair management considers itself fortunate in the extrem*
in being able to present Sorcho to
Michigan,people. The widespread interest ia aquatics, it is believed, will
result in Sorcho's show being a strong
drawing card at the state fair.
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WRIGHT AEROPLANE.
CIRCLING GROUNDS
Showing the "wonderful maneuvers
to be seen at the'coming Michigan.
State Fair, Detroit, Sept. 19-2'4th.
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