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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, APEIL 10, 1913.
NUMBER 28
TOWNSHIP ELECTION
Once upon a time A Wise, Man said to   .
A Poor Man, "You may have one wish"   .
At once The Poor Man said, "I wish I was
rich." •■■■-■.'
'But you would not enjoy it," said The
Wise Man.   "To be rich you must
.save..    Wish again."
"I wish that J might save. "• said
The Poor Man.
His wish was granted and in time
he became rich.
N   Moral—A Savings Account
Saline Savings Bank
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
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Homestead
Fertilizer
Is superior to any other brand, grade for grade, as it is
more easily and quickly assimilated with the soil and
becomes available at once.
You get more actual value ior your money than in other
grades as we do not charge you an exorbitant profit.
Please remember us when purchasing for your spring
crops.
COOL BROS.
Of Children's and Misses* Hats
Also Young Ladies' $3.00 Hats
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" DIEtlKEE'S HAT SHOP
Two Contests livened Proceedings "for
the Day in Saline.
Quite a large vote was cast ia Saline on election day. The contest between Fuoss and Wheeler for clerk
was an interesting" one. Last year-
Wheeler beat Fuoss by 8, and this
year the latter turned the tables, winning out by a majority oi 4.
The super.visorship^ appears as
though there had been a landslide for
Mr. Gross. The fact that Mr. Lutz
is a receptive candidate-for the post-
mastership had much to. do with jthe
large majority given his opponent,
without reflecting at all on the popularity of the latter.
This is the way Saline voted:
Justice Supreme Court
Joseph H. Steere 204
■ Joseph B. Moore , 199
Regent of University
Walter^. Sawyer...... ..,...,...200
Victor M. Gore......... . ...199
Supt. Public instruction
Luther L. Wright	
John M. "Mtmson...............
State Highway 'Commissioner
Frank F, Rogers......	
George G. Winans., ;.....
Member State Board of Education
Frank Cody.....:......;.:... ...200
Emanuel Wilhelm 147
Member State Board of Agriculture
Robert- D. Graham 200
Alfred.J. Doherty , 19i>
County Auditor
■ William Bacon...,..,.. 205
James Finnell...... 147,
To Fill-Vacancy-
Edward Hauser 217
Frank Joslyn 139
Supervisor
Herman Gross .245
John Lutz 168
Clerk    ■
Oscar C. Wheeler 202
Martin Fuoss.... 206
Treasurer
Henry Rentschler ..276
William Acton 130
Highway Commissioner
Wilbur D. Cornish........
Willis McClue	
Justice of the Peace
Julius Bredernitz..........
Andrew J. Warren,.	
Board of Review •
Joseph Sciiaible. ."-..230
Goerge J. Feldkamp....:--. 170
Highway Ovesreer
John Kohler,"..'..,...'.	
Daniel Klein,,,, .,..,.
Constables
George V. Cook..,,..,..,.
Chari'e's Koch,.,..,	
Matthew Sfeeggr....,..,..,....... 253
Samuel Buehler ..* 250
Charles Carven 175
William R. Stierle.!....................160
Glen. Gordon.......".. 147
Earl Kuder: 145
Woman's Suffrage
For -.124
Against ........ 263
I and R on Constitutional Amendments
For 123
Against .-238
I and R on Legislative Matter
For US
Against 239
Fire Department Pensions
For. ....... '. :....S6
Against 281
Recall
For.....: ....:........ .:....:.:;...136
Against 221
On Palestine-at M.E. Church, Tuesday
Evening, April 15.
On Tuesday, April 15, Supt. Walling
will give an illustrated lecture on Palestine-at the Methodist church. The
lecture will be preceded by a musical
program. At the close it is planned to
show some twenty-five slides illustrating the old familiar hymn, "'-Abide
With Me."
'A small fee of  ten  cents -will   be
charged ipr admission, to defray expenses and buy slides for the school.
Everybody is cordially invited and
urged to be present.
TALK NOT WRITE
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• THE PLAGE TO BUY
:■ Jackson Stiff Stay Farm Fence
Jackson Poultry and Rabbit Fence
.U .S;Crearn Separators
With the New Washing Device
Spray Pumps, Hose, Nozzels, etc.
Imperial Double Disc Harrows  .'
: .Plows, Spring Tooth Harrows,
Steel Rollers, Sulky Plows
Paints, Oils, Varnish and Floor Stains
HENNE'S HARDWARE STORE
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Michigan Children to do Oral Language
Work in the Schools.
■ The art of story-telling is to be revived according to the plans of Superintendent of Public Instruction Luther L. Wright as evidenced by the
State Course off* Study and the oral
language bulletin which has just been
issued by the department.'.. Superintendent Wright believes-that children
learn to speak correctly by speaking
rather than by, writing essays and
studying technical grammar. As a
result, the Course of Study requires
oral language work in the first six
grades.
Tbe'language work for the lower
grades will be largely the oral reproduction of stories which have been
told or read by the teacher. Stories
are to be dramatized, the children
making up the necessary dialogue,
thus developing- originality, fluency
of speech ind proper sentence construction,'as errors will be pointed
out and corrected.' For the more advanced grades; the -children, "will be
expected to compose and tell original
stone's, descriptions and arguments.
The purpose of the oral language
work is to develop habits of correct
speech, .stimulate original thinking,
encourage self-expression and fluency
of speech. .   ,
Linoleum 84x164 wide
BURKHART  BROS.
Iveralls Jackets and Shirts
"WEAR LIKE A PIG'S NOSE"
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There is sdmethihg doing all the time at
Cressy's.   That is why he can sell
irugs and Mm
heap
Presbyterian Church News
Subject Sunday morning, "The Law
of Progress and its Application to
Mqdern Reform Movements"
Weekly prayer meeting Thursday-
evening, Subject, "The Sower—Are
You One?"    ,
Meetingof Presbytery in the Trumbull avenue Presbyterian church, on
Monday evening, April 21.,
The Sabbath school lessons are very-
interesting and profitable." The lesson
this Sabbath, "Jacob at Beth.el, or God
Meeting Us in Our-Lonely-Hours,5'
Reeoiimiended for a Good Reason.
C. H. Grant, 230 Waverly St., Peoria,5* Ills., says: '^Backache and congested kidneys made me suffer in*,
tense pains. Was always tired "and
floating specks bothered me. Took
Foley Kidney Pills and.saw- .big im-;
provement after thirdday. I kept *on
jintil entirely freed of. all trouble and
suffering.^ That's why*! xecommenct
Foley .Kidney Pills., They cured me,"
O. O. Wheeler's Pharmacy,
Don't be surprised-if .you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub the affected parts "freely with
Ghainberlain's Liniment and it -will
goon" disappear- Said by E. H. Cressy. I
Probate Court Notes.
Frank Joslyn of Ypsilanti has been
appointed guardian of Adaline, Jones.
Louis'a Bierman has been appointed
guardian of Lillian, Ruth and Frederick Bierman.
Rosa Lutzer of Scio has been appointed guardian of Clara M. Lutzer.
Petition filed for the probating of
the will of Anna Yost of Ypsilanti.
Petition's filed for administration of
the estate of Candice Southworth, and
the estate of Lucy Harper of York.
Petition filed for probating the will
of John J.. Campbell of Augusta,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings of York
filed papers of adoption of Florence
Thomas.
Petition "filed for administration of
the estate of John Maegle of Ypsilanti,
Petion filed for the probating of the
will of'Nelson Baird of Milan; .also for
probating of the will oi Mary Cushon.
Sarah Hitchingham appointed guardian of William, Vincent, Ruth and
Grace Hitchingham, and Isaac Shipley,  Scio, guardian of Edna Shipley.
Petition filed for admission to probate of will of Dorothy Wehner, Ann
"Arbor. \
Will of- Iia Davis, Ypsilanti, admitted to probate.
License granted to sell real estate in
the estate of Stanley McDonald, Milan.
Final'account in the estate of Al-
pheus'McPherson estate, Ypsilanti,
approved. '   . ..
Jacob J. Burkle appointed' adminis'
trator of estate of John A. Burkle, and
Violet Wells administratrix of the es
tate of Harlow Wells.
County Scat Notes,
A petition for a divorce has been
filed on behalf of "Mrs. Rose E. Van-
Slyke of Ypsilanti against William
VanSlyke, charging cruelty."
A petition has also been filed by
Henry Zellerhpfi of . Manchester
against.Mrs. Frances. Zellerhoff on the
grounds of cruelty.
Attorney Otto Haab of* Ann Arbor
has begun .suit for divorce on behalf
of Mrs. * Mary* C. Kaercher of Scio
township against Leonard Kaercher
for crueltyi'      . *       .        -
» There.-is no case on record of a
cough, cold or lagrippe- developing
into .bronchitis, pneumonia or consumption after Foley's •Honey and
Tar Compound has "b;?en"taken. The
genuine is.in a. yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Q. <i. Wheeler's
Pharmacy.       .    -
We liaveanice, clean, up to date store.
Just come in and give us a trial and see
what you can save.
H, E. CRESS!
JEWELER,
OPTICIAN
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When you want fresh candy of any kind
^ • GO TO K A. BOETTGER'S
When you want fresh roasted peanuts
GO TO K. A. BOETTGER'S
When you want good, sweet California Oranges
GO TO K. A. BOETTGER'S
When you want cigars, pipes or
tobaccos, of any kind
GO TOK.A. BOETTGER'S $
And when you are hungry
GO TO K. A. BOETTGER'S
and get a good hot lunch.
KARL SOETTGER
t PHONE NO. 8 t
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We are in.a position to sell - ..   .   •.
Woven Wire fencing ^
"in the following styles, at\fhe.f6U6wing prices:
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10 Bar 4 feet high, at 20c per rod ,
11 Bar 4 1-2 ft. High, 24c per rod"
12 Bar 5 feet high, 28c per rod
This fencing can be bought as. long as it lasts. . First
...  come, first served.
SEEGER & SCHROEN
"The Hardware on the Corner;
Phone 87
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