1921-08-25; Saline Observer

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SALINE,: WASHTENAW  COURTS ;P|., ^piSpAY, AUGUST 25,1921
1TOMBER50
Fof the Good
of
.-_""•■ As a member of the Federal Re-
Nserve System this bank M-ingsto the
community it serves "the "many advantages which have .sprung from
-this great centralized b'ankirig system.     ,; *..-■■    -'.,.; .*  ;■•.'*
. When money is tight and credit is-*"*
'strained  we are <• able- to  furnish
funds for local use to *a -greater degree because of our rediscount privilege..   * ' '" '■■* '->-'v 1-.- * *
The Federal supervision, and in-
-spection offer additional security-to
our-many depositors.
You will find this hank to be all
that a good bank should be.
SPOBTS »AT PLANS
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^OBJTUABY
"THE LIFE LINE," J.
A'Live "Mme is _is&re_vl^>nyerica»ii|: BOSCOE M. WOOD.     '
Legion Labor ©ay.Oelebration.       i^rom the Dougl-a (W*yo.) Budget.
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BIG  TOUBSEDB fHH
is
l    Roscoe Ot Wood, _or many years a
co„tem-^pra_ai_,eiit and. valued citizen of Doug-
Has  Thrilling'  Adventures
ning   ktsv inheritance
Dishonest Lord.
Jn . \F!n-
Frwar
The ASnerioan Legion
""plating -plans ^'rthe day's sports to>] las. &ea a(. the rjauglas hospital Sat-J
he held M,'- -Saline, '* on   Labor Day,'*    ,-.' '       . .        _"„' ; ,..„-,   •--," „,. i —-,
- T-v -™  ,  •- '    v   .      „  -i urday afternoon at 3 o clock. Although! - -.-.
Septemhef 5, md ae-ures that every-1>; _'__-. <    * !    The glamour   and.   romance   stir-
on. that ever .^tending will have .a jhis health had,been -poor- for sev-. ^^ fte 1Mmadic hfe ^ thfi msi
good live day's entertainment. _ Jeralyears, Ms last illness was of out lish gy^-^ tolas been put on the
Although the American Legion isjabout ten days' duration, a sadden\screen by .Maurice Tourneur in his
in charge; of tha affair the business^. attaGj_ -^ce^tE^ing a surgical opera-. new' production for Pax-amount re-
men are, doinir: What'they «an^tcrj ^ ^ ^ ^ ^OBmUin warj.ant_! lease, -The Life Line," which will bs
push ,it and it is sure to be a ta^,;   ,'./,..,„_, ,',„ . ;    the attraction at the Liberty theatre
success,    -The-successful    completion ^ the belief that he would recove.,; Satu_day     -^ &tOTy ^ origillal]>
of the plana which have been ' laid j but the. last few days of his illness eatiti£d '-The Romany Rye,"'by <3eorge
wiU assure to Saline a similar «eieff there was Uttte doubt of the outcome,:^ simSj ^^ !a? a stage play was
oration every year and]will do muesli!    Sir/Wood, was   in  his forty-third.p--odU-ed some twenty years ago  at
i_-_"-I_iJ--_^--.*_J.-_ TT»      _-_.-.«      _^~hv>       a*.      C'nllnA        -TUlf-l   -     " -
He was born at Saline, Mich.,
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.the Princess theatre^    London.    'She
Saline Savings
Member of Federal Keserve Bank
ALL.,
miney's wobut «r money mm.
to  put  more  spirit  into'commiinity^year. - _	
affairs.     , ^"November '-22, 1878. _ He-graduated ^iveme centers around the attnaoclve
'It is planned to have an aufomo- .from^the high scho-jl at. Ann Arbor]^^ ^"^j. band, who Vthe
bile float.parade before dinner Inland then went to tho University- «f.^ owaB_ of a fine 3--^ ^t^
which the best decorated *auto will. Michigan at Anns Arbor, graduating His -^ fo„ his inlierltalleejeads to
receive* five dollar prize. jwith the class of 18.99 with the ae-;ma__    exciUng    episodes,    including
Theis will    be a    popular feature jgree of A. B.. .   . \a drilling W in a London,   theatre
because of the many cars use_ in and j.   After leaving college he went into.^ a ,rescU6 at gea by means of a
around Saline.   This will be followed 1 business with his father, and brother \reeciim taoy of ^ j^ine fronn a
Bi-
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under the firm name of A. A. Wood;
& Sons.    The firm was engaged in ■
sinking ship.
by. &n indoor base ball   game.
.rectty after, dinner the sports wn <_ =-__. ■ r_« iUi_. «_- .____-- ... ^ A comipetent cast interpr^s the biS
taie place on the new Sav*ment.;i_!e breeding of .registered Rambouxlotjsto>y ^^ ___„. an-,^fmib^ stark
The following will be  included:        ■ sheep and Mr. Wood was a frequent;^ ^ leadi__   ^^ a_d   othsrs
Bicycle Race-lst gfrfee $2.00, sec-j visitor to Douglas for the purpose of!__.    -^^    0_ren> TuU„    Marsharu
ond prize   $1.00,- for  boys under   17 ( selling bucks to the, sheepaien of this. Wallac- Ber_y a:jld Lewis Cody.
years. ;   ' vicinity.    In 1904. he became a resi-:' furtn SCHOOL
100 yard vdash—1st prize $2.00. '_dent of this city, amd it- was his home j
second prize $1.00; for men under,until his death. In 19-11 he engaged]
70 years.- 4 -'in   the   sheep  business   with   Henry j
lOO^yard dSish—-1st prize S2.6(> | Reese, the firm being Reese, & Wood j
second prize -jl.OOi; for hoys under 20 land still .continues.
STATE BACHED HIGH
LN BOYS CLL'B WOI-K
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Wa$Iti_$ton- Report  Places Michigan
*-?«0"nd Only to Indiana^-Kear-
ly 1»JM EnrolK-i
years. . ..-.
50-yard dash—1st prize 32.00; second prize $1.00; for ladies.
20-y»r.a dash—1st prize S2-00; second prize $1.0:0.; far ■girls ander 20.
30-yard,   dash   —1st    prize     $2.00,
second prize  $1.00    bays under    1_
years. * .
ThTee-legged race—J.st prise $2.00,
seco_.d prize $1.00; opein.
Mens' Tug of War.
Pillow    Right on a .Bole—Jst prise
:$_.<00, second prize $1.«0.
Mr. Wood _a\te much, study to the j
sheep and wool industry and was
recognized as an authority on these
subjects. He was a frequent csntrib-
utor to time trade journals, notably the'
National WoolgroAver and the Breeder's Gazette. He" was active in the
affairs of the National Woolgrowers'
Association and the Wyoming Asso-
-iiafion, for many years being on the
executive comanit-ee of the former.
He "was also secretary-treasurer of
the -Standard Delaine S"heep Breeders'
The ball game wall be flayed af- Associia_ion.
irar  the sports -are esanpfeted.    T3ia j    Mr. "Wood was one <j£ tihe or:
BEE'S £ ON
August .19,  1921,  the   .late of the
annual- reunion, of the JUdd school
association, proved to be bright alid
pleasant.    About ISO people  partook
jof an«excellent dinner served in the
tent. A brief program v. as given,
opening with the singing'of America,
followed by prayer by William Kel-
: sey. Recitations were given by Karl
BU'-d and Miss Myrtle Rogers. The
president, Roy Pd-hards, read letters
of .regret fi-om Mrs. Emma Head- of
Hudson, Mrs. Milton Ward of Fayette,
Ohio, Dr. Aaron Wheeler pf St. Louis
and Mrs. Edward Lewis of Needles,
California. The remainder of the
program consisted of musical numbers.    Officers  for  the  ensuing  year
With an enrollment of nearly 10,000
in hoys and girls ohib work, Michigan
.ranks second in >^p ^entire northern
'half of the "Ohiteo?State% Statistic*
for 1920, just issued by the U. S.'De-
■partment of- Agricultare.' sliov? Indiana in th_ lead with this state a close
second.
Miehig&n stands first :n two im-
poiftanit phases of the club progr_ni-i-
handiciraft work _ind hot lunch pnepa-'
ration^ while in nhree othefc—gawtonj
ing canning and garment-making, "tbe
Wolverine yoiiths take second place
ani,oi-s*g' fcln?V33' northern and western
states),  ^ •■"-.*       ,
Of the "9,919 membeii_ enrolled in
the state, .2,491 ara entered in "WTayne
county, Det-oit'3 large gaii'den c-,lubs
boosting the number up. Other counties where cliiti work is especially
strong are Kent, Bay, Calhoun, Gogebic and Lenawee, although the club
program (which is the junior extension .work - at the Michigan Agricultural college) covers the entire state.
Garden clubs hiavo proved far and
away the most poular during the last
year, according to R. A. Turner, estate
club leader,, more than half of aill
the Michigan enrollment., coming unr
der this division. " .    .
;to  show the Sattn® _se#on. how -** '"CouMty bank, of wltioh he was the i
i)Ut on some
'hi^i -class BasS"* SsiSt * active beiad-.T* He- ^a^'i'-^n-mbeir  cf ;
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PflOM M
iFor.Bresh'Fjmits, Veg^iibles, Staple aa^ _Pane3&€^emjS
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SjKmish Onions
WATEB s«__. MOSfi
f<M9*atoes -   ^eet-t'fltaloes.:. ■
CueuiBlDMers
FEESH STOCK OF fOTMES*      ''
Everythiiig to do.ycmr^ piekliiig' wtlil   ".
pure v&m smm ?€ pounb
Just received a stock of White Wa_*e-—GubsT Sauc-
^ ers and plates—^TAKIS A I_(50Kf
Tokis fer more business.
MARTIN PUOSS
AH goods deltTeral preniptly.
Phonft86
.    ...are:  President, Reuben  Rogers;  sec-
anize! "^ j retarv, Miss Doris Gilman; ■ treasurer,
Milan AmericoB Legion will endeaves- i-and xioa president <_f the  Converse 1 WjU-t  j^g-j-j-^    Tne   men  piayed   a
i game of ball, in the., afternopn^^^^ _
,,    _ .    , , Those present from a distance wer-e:
The   Saline    boys :afe    gettinig into ]th_ *Douglas city eamncal.     - ; Mrs.'Valine   Green,    Avon,   Mina.
shape eveniHSs .asul axa out to Show j    ©n Maroh- 12, 1^2, he was married | (Mrg   (J_ee_e &^%hed fi-aoo]   at the
jjudd =ahool in 1S59);  Mr. and Mrs.
j Alfred LeBaron, Fenton; Mrs. Lydia
Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. William
Muir, Imlay City; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
OBSERVER LINERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING V
.»c pec JLine-KlTSt iustrtioWj- Tiien 3«j
per.Line;  Mininn-m eharse S5c.
in that part-ot ithe-conhty.    A ^oodlMaeh.;   who   suinrtves' him.    To,  the
live game wall simtely be the asshlt }!_ttion three children wieir_ lior 11, all of;
and the feoja :a-ie rexpE-ting the sup-[-whom preceded him in death." He is j
port of -veay tese.      _ -    i-survived also %• his parents, Mr.- and >
The ba-Joora .._scen5ion  will    takfeiMrs.   Al   A'.; Wood,   and  a   brother,"
place after Ste same and the inripls?i_!_^httr-G.;:W_QS,'of Salins, Mich.
parachUie
thriller-   -
■difop   wf!3    surely   be   r!    Funeral se-xsaees ^jere "held at thej
-'JtKaidenise-   _So»day   afternoon   !at    o
There -will fee Sbana tco.ncerte 3n ',ii)«s4o'e]£tel_ -andeir Xh"e' auspices of Af hlar
afternoc-i.ia-it&e ball^igameaBsid als_-|Bod;gey-A*. Fi-J&':A. M. T". 3. Kiijg of
in the e\nen_rig •on.rSfee band^_9_Btittfe."^s«nnii^G-ii_aa Lodg, and for niariy
be eree&ed in Sow_u . **■ years a, close personal friend!' et, Mr.
. Concessions sand '*si-Ss" sts_eds >wilS.fVBbe_i cendtrebe_; the- servie'e. At'its
be.- .op^EaiSed ichroughput the •d^-<aaft^c«BBdo5-__r'l£ EL tMc*^ihnie'sipke,
the pa^SEten-. -4. <S*"teiefis.aB&Jbeutifully," i-ptm1 ttte..lj_e*iof'
SP*^i__- _^.T*K&GTION-^o Ulnwettiieir' aead.' ■brother. ':The bodyj was*
.who dapoe wraHl be leffered is the r_?r^-Eth©tt, tak_nv ander '-scori .of Aslri«r-
ening act" tihe opeara &ouse?.:_3__«^^?-L^g^t*-tSl«-^
oxthestsg, <pmS3. furrusto. the _orn-ic -io-^BBehas&aHsiajsifiees of rthe iitd& [were \
th,yi 'd_m_e. .-Several, iriioe prSzes \w_ft:^gi__B»i,bei_«5i "taken  fi_*at  ev-n_tlS| t»
be ^vne® _ar-^pi-e >J8_s)_es. ^i^ftiFe^BelFP-r •<_re_iat6igi'. • Arthur- • G.
It is "feopesd aill e-x-^ssrviee^QenM-ft"TO)d "an- te. "R. -Toting accompanied
can ass^ insr«epa-_!_;'for<l_ie_p_itei_tt^b^ytt_-"®env there
and st_fl*_s (wvill .renort to!He_-y>Oi_i_s™i_y^A_g_st^ _S»_ss of (Chicago',' brother
by and -o what -they,<j__n- to _iel_> Qaerilef'Mrs.:T*ffbo_i -   '--"    *       ■        .
Lej-ion. i^be, « ibig csaocess - «tt tSES:! *-Thei aieftwe paEtb6_»ferfe w'ere G. S.
•event. -      . - -   . .  ■^Hou^i_.h_-<Q. IE. *5bx_ig, C. Fi. Clark,
Progra__s. ijijrang the time«_ afcebri &y A% S!o_iafe_r, "5S?; __r Taylor and- J.
rH.-'Reies-£*. ii^ier-ih-nafary pallbearers
were J. '__. il_}Bar;'''Wiiiia_a G-riach,
Xu*W- <*HeW__«, 1EE..G, Peters, G. H.
Crassi J. Itfe'SF'lyn.-v'aDr. J. M. Wilson,
■', FL. R.. Rouse,   M.- ;iR.: Collins,   Jacob
j Seitz, Dea'oit; IMrs; Charles Obee and
Donald/ etiee, .'Adrian; Mr. and Mrs".'
Dell Jones,. Mr, and Mrs. Jones and
daughter, Ridgeway; Mrs. Nancy Bab-
cock and- .son, Mrs. Mary Bless"ng?v
T'efeu-jikeri; >\Jir. and Mrs. Etay Vest,
-M'A.-incl !iii_.! Charles' Starett, CHut
Christian Science Notes
Services will h*e held in the Citizens Bank building Sunday 10 a. m.
Testite6_y meeting Wednesday,
at S:00 p. m%
A cordial in*vitation is-extended to
all.
Sunday-school IJ. a. m.t to which
pupils under> 20 years.may he admitted.
To   Rent—Room
Monroe' street.
with
bath.   _00
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For' Sale—iWar.drobe, -new.
mation at Observer, office.
' ,F6r   Sale-^Delco  .'lighting
George Braun, Phone 183-F31
Infor-.
48tf:.
plant'.
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HQRSES  FOB  SAISB.
, "WiwtaiaB Anto CenixmBy^
ton;. Mr. t and. Mj-^, A\cx. Morton, Ma,--
rion .'"fen-feiofck,! J'Ahn 'Arbor;-' Mrs."
green-an and, daiighter. Mrsi Mary
Jfloore, Mrs, Jennie Fletcher,' Ypsi-
Tan-ti; Mrs. fiva Freeman, Plymouth.
,         -        -       -•   ; '..      'I":
feature of -the -flay wiU ;be Tp__ffislH_t
and d!sJaSisat«_ nest weak.
OBmx_i$\
MOTHERS-'SNOW WHAT'S BMT■".
That's vrliy sh.e insists 'upon using- our bread
and-.baked goods. She kno>ws that a, slice of
Sehnebelt's Bread is the best treat of all, that
can be placed upon, .the table. She knows
' that at the present'price of our bread, the
more bread the family eats, the more she reduces 'the cost of living. Aaid th,e only way \
sKe can g^t the family to eat-more bread is to
give .them SCHNEBELT'S BRSAD—the
bread that oleases everyone.
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SohnebeIt9s Bakery
Another Jseoae -seas d_r_r___a "ICiie--
«ay, Augixst   16   -when  Mr. 5SHliam|^mob..Job?*C<^aa..X^Sanl
?S2nfield Gregg -jpassed awoiy, ^SifeT a
__r_e  weeks"  _li_fifes.    He iwas' ihsniH'
xn *WUli_Hi_ Coitenty,    Ohio,   "tear- 1Q.
!'$*__.   He leases to mourat Shear loss"^
a widow and^the foUowing children: i^orfted
EdiVKard  Gregg,    Roland Gnegg * ani
Mrs. Ernest Jaeger    _dl  of    :Sa*S_>e,
Sirs, ifevl  Teachout -«f DunSeer swwi
Mrs. "Edward Masters   oi Nox-hyiM.-
Fnherail services   were held   at the
home oi bis son, Edwardv Tharsday
afternoon at 2:30;* Rev^ <lross offieiat-
Marriage Licenses.
G.i-<ant  Fenstermacher,   21,   Deister;
Josephine Becker, 20, same, *..
Ezra -A~!ti>sse,rr^6, Dexter; Edna j.
Mast, 25, same. ' -   '   '.
Jacob Stiheman, 56, Ypsilanti; >Tres-=
sa Guffdr, 66, samo..- -i"1'^ **"*"   -■'
Fred.   O..   Spencer,    36,   Ypsilanti,;
Mabel Burrell; _l,-smae
George Leslie Barber, 21, Ypsilanti;
Margaret A. Acre, 18, same.
James -A Olasgow, 41,-Ann Arbor,
Tara Fulton, 39,\Detroit.
Ralph "El Mohn, 25; Loretta ML "_\.
Fremmell, 26, "Beihleham.
The dea-h usS* "Etoseoe M. Wood is a\    Elmer   Eapp,   27,  Whitmore  lake;
«reai loss io-_fe «_o__B_Bnity.- Gapao'e. j Eliza E. Baldus, 20, Ann Arbor.
<einergegf_C;-aaa-d  ideepljy interested   in \   Hilary F. Rye, 31, Ann Arbor; Mild-
_he welfare of _fs caty sand state, he'-red H. Foote, 28, Flint.
ineessao-cly    in,    furtberhig';    Russell   E.   Jordan,    21,   Jackson;
j {those,   things   which   unade  for  the J Blanche V. Diehl, 19, Anni Arbor.
Pirogress and prosperity of both.   He ■ —:—
naa  opinions  of Ma own  uponi  the; CARD OF 'iHANKS
many   questions   «€   'pubHc   interest!    We wish to thank the friends and
Wanted—Painting and paper hacg^
ing. • Ftani'Ca-AArni phone 1«6«
For."..;Saler-TSains<)n.  tfaetor    and
" j plow, nearly, new, at. a baxsaiui. John
Rowe,  phone 139-Fia.
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AUCTION SALE
M*r_. Glen Howard will sell at public auction at her home, 100 South
Lewis street, on
Saturday, Aregnst 27.
at 1:00 o'clock p.  m„ the following
described property:
Wood screw, elanm, iron clamp, 2
cauldron kettles, .good, grindstone,
Mara3hi:m ice box, Columbus gas engine, 2 heating stoves, -chisels,, saws,
bits aai*d bit stock, wrench and 'hammer, shafting and pulleys, sign board,
etc. Terms, -cash.
. F. D. iferithetw, auc-tioneei-.
r 'to' the. Farmers. -Mf ybu have^any
Hay. to sell, see Mav B., D. Covey at
tie Tavern Hotel, Saline,
For Sale—Clapp Ideal steel jr_iige,."
at /about half what a new cpe wonld-
cost.". Inquire at this office.        ' 50
; |^.VSAle—35 CoaiTse-^ool ewes, 2
to 4-.ye_a.i-s ,ohi. Cheap,-jf taken at
once.'' C. l|; MiljSer & Son. 50tf
For Sale-^Three brood sows; Oliver
sulky plow; _ one set of heavy team
harness.* "Wiedman Auto Company.
"For Sate—Two "used ' Deering and
one Osborne and one McCormick;
corn- "binders, "in- good condition,,
Herman Heininger.
-wiSjsh hia reached ihr-ough study and -: neighbors for kindnesses shown us in
reS-ctaon, and ihe 3s©Id-to those op-n-jour sad bereavemient  ^nd also    for
ions inost teai!a_i«is1y-   .2Jo one ever j the' beautiful floral offerings.   ;    *
d^7."lntern^eni"in "o^wooa^enTeter--t«?lest-i-ned the- .honest^, "of those con- j    Mrs. "William Gregg and Children..
-fictions-    No one ever qhestioned or)	
coold.question his personal integrity.;        COMMISSIONERS'
He was, in> fact, of that valuable type! Ctate of Michigan,
of good citizen of which no eommun- ■       CountrofWashte_aw, ks.
ifcy   _an   have  too mamy, and in his;-^^2;6"^"! ^ ™!ed "Dy **
-J ' l Probate Court for said County, Commissioners to
passing Douglas is much poorer. j receive, examine and adjust aU claims an- demands
Emil   H.   Arnold,   Optometrist,  22-J.
S. Main street, Ann Arbor, specializ^g,
in    superior   eye    examination    an4
lasses at reasonable prices.
NOTICE.
No. 16770.
 :  ; of aU persons   acainst the   estate of Henry Fol-
—.      ~ ,       _.        --,       --r    -, _.     ,   !mer  late of said county, deceased, hereby give no-
For Sale-Two Fine "Wool rams; aI-:_cethatfourmo_thsfromdateareallowed'^orde.
SO-  Htolstei'n  COW.     Herman.   Kohler, 'of said *Piotate Court, for creditors to present their
phone 142-F3. 50tf. {claims against the estate of said deceased, and that
 ^  . 1 they  will  meet at the   Citizens. Bank   in the
t, - ' Village ol Saline, in said county, pn the 12th day of
T'he" Saline Observer four years for j Oct  and   on the isth day ol Dec next, at
fve   doll-is—a   niishty   good   way   to 'ten o'clock a. m... of each -of said days, to receive,
get big merest onvour money.   Anyj—^SS^.       '   , -
-JWanted---Yottn|g man to work oif
small fajrm; /fjiiust'und-fstand care at
stock. "Permanent place if satisfactory. C. F. Hetlm-an, Rfd. 3, Saline,
Mich. 50x
For- Bale—Good Ohio silo filler,
■never used, more than 25 times, at a
bargain.* I also have two new Pay-
pac -ensilage' cutters. Herman Heininger. .   -
le_s\than four years at .$1.50 ppj'
year—a real ,bargain any day; in the.
year. ,at -the .irice;
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S. R.-W1LSQN
CARL CURTISS
--   - g^j. '^. .
Commissioners
UMBER WANTED.
We .are in the market Tor all kind.
of saw timber. We pay'you a "good
price, standing or. at the 'mill.. Write,
vhal you.
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or pnone   No. JO,    and.we   will be
pleased fo call - and see
inky have.
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