1921-10-06; Saline Observer

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VOLUME-XXXXII
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6.. 1921'
NUMBER 2
The Public
Will Not Know
Your Business
Prom the very nature of the relation, your banker is bound to know
many things about your persona]
and private affairs.
This bank has always regarded
the -relationship existing* between
itself and its. denositors as confidential.
We would not think of divulging
information in reference to one of
our depositors. We regardthe relation to be as- strictly confidential as
is the relation of attorney and client
or physician and patient.
You-may come to this bank with
the knowledge that the public will
know nothing of your affairs.
Saline Savings Bank
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
This is your store—We
want you to feel a sense
of ownership and tell us
wherein we are not fulfilling our ideal of service, quality and lvalues.
BURKHART BROS.
"MONEY'S WORTH or "MONEY- BACK."
SOME EACTS ABOUT
OUR GOVBRMUKM
j GOT. GROESBECK "HAS
'    WROWH'J? *HAJNTY CHANGES
Local   Financial   Institution  to ilisf
tribute Interesting Inforatutiou.
Nit for years has there heen such
evident unrest as exists in the world
today. Even the casual reader of the
daily newspaper sees that the world I
FINE NEW BUILDING
FOB ROYAL  OAH BANK
-lax H.  Rosenthal, Formerly  of S:v
Ijne, Writes Interestingly of Wh«.t
iHas Happened to the Machine.
"WANTED    AT    HEADQUARTERS*"'
Universal   Picture   at   The   "Liberty
Saturday Evening.
j Former Sallneiirs More TJian Making'   . *
Good in Detroit Suburb. '    If j*ou were a det'ctive.   And :oved
,  , _ ,     ,. - •    ; a beautiful blond.   Not a day over 18.
Since George A. Lehman assumed '' With   a  baby  stare.   Who  was  the
Lansing, Mich., Sept. 30—Since the
jadvent of the Groesbeck regime the
government of the state lias  nnder-
i-s sick and needs a doctor.  The way \ gon- ^_ many tdmac   chanee8   thal
to social health is through an awak- j its;power ai fu„ction-ng na, teen ai
ened  Interest  in the. affairs  of   o_r|mtfet  ^-^-,^,3,   revolutionized,
government and an increased feeling*    The. changes that have beea; m.lde.
of  out  responsibility in its  welfare j those timt are op€-]y  afe.-a,.e-t  __d
and. administration.    Not    until
understand  the magnitude   and
we ;■
I concerning which the  people of the j
[state are cognizant, are only surface;
jhe management of the Royal Oak
bank at Royal Oak last November, J
that institutiMi has shown a marked
advance. This growth in business
has decided the direct ;.rs to house
the -bank in- a home of its own, ind
work will probably begin in the
spring on  a handsome neiv banking
"brains" of the erx>ke-est croks in
Crobiom. And she told ; ov ihe was
going to make the grea p-~t '"-teal"
the world had known, and da ed you
to catch her. And sh<5 went ahead
and oni'y sw'ped ten mirion dollars
wcrth of solid gold ingots. And you
got out your pocket microscope and
got on the trail, and before you tot to
her she'd changed her mind and d*e-
ci-ncy of the. United States govern- j a]terat-0ns~The real  changes   those |house and office building,  to occupy   cided   to   go  straight,   foil   her-own
aient  do we feel the respeet  for itJthatwiU have a direct'affeelTnot on-jt1ie **™H«»«*«*  corner of  Main
Fourth streets, across the s
he bank's -present offices.   The build-
._   gang  and   steal   your   heart.    What
and the pride  in participating in  It | j    (^ the government of the state, I Foil,'th strests* across the stret fl"unl   wouW you' d°?
1.     .3»-. .... . !f
that it des- rves. . but   ulpon    the   busIness    in   every!
At the present moment, in -pste of! clty;"t0^v ^ rural c-omm--ltv; ing will be at least two stories in
all our unrest, the United States «£ | w3t-_i-i the confines of Michigan, tne'heiSht 60x110 feet The *ai__in_
the most favored of .the world's na- j cha--es so deviatlng in their scope: oinc-es wiu Da '»ode™ \*- «ve™r rations. We have enjoyed -a century (that the- have torn through the ma-; pect* Every convenience will be
and a half of the r^-ei-nte-nt of the J c.Hinery _f the government and like supplied for the rapid and economic
-people, for the people,hy -fee people." j a t^-,-^ have swept it away with handling of business. A safe deposit
It Is not perfect, hut it Is the _t_w__- j-nnelentlng ful.v> are the ones that department will be a feature of the
est, most sn-stanlial an_ most *ifec-ihave attl.acted the attent-10ni not only new buildin
tive government in the wld toff*?,-j of 0ther itates_ but of other nations. \ when the directors of
. The'Citl-ens bank is conteni-plati.-.g. A]ex - Groesl)eck lias torn dmvn *last fal1 be2aa castln)S &
the    fr*,     d-atrib-aom    a-Wtag     ite j Micnigan-S old machinery of govern-
3 : ment, which for years! operated to
the satisfaction of many people and
to the dissatisfaction of many more.
He has rerplaced it with some we'.l-
oiled machinery of his' own invention; he has installed new machines,
iErSends  and "patrons   of  a    series
highly 'illustrated .airticles oa the sc»-
•enim_nt  of the 'Uifiiteo* -States.    Tne
-articles, although Written In ;po_ii_lai*i
for-i,    ^WiH he    ©"f real    educational
value.   They ;a're 'to 'be 'Bmiled'Sireci
s  of   the  bank
bout  for  a
new ca'shier manager, they  were attracted by   the    record Mr. Lehman '■
had made as the active head of the
Saline Savings    bank at    Saline,  as *
cashier and vice president, and made '
him    all attractive   offer to identify j
himself with the Royal Oak Savings
Well, in "Wanted at Headquarteirs,'*'
which will be shown, at the L-b~rty
theatre Saturday evening, with Eva
Novak as the beavstiCul queen of
Crookdoni, the detective resigns, because, as he says," "I'm developing a
fondness for the criminal classes."'
This Universal -picture is well
worth seeing, if only to see how a
clever producer, with a clever star,
and a clever cast- can make an i_a-
proboble story seem true.
OBSERVER LINERS
CLASSIFIED -VDVERHSING
1L:-D--he--Mn? l,ihSS-^-1Dm^ni;:!! which Wilkin his" opinion, "not only ^ ™ cashier^ and^man-ger. * Mr-
without 'charge- This plan is in
■keeping with Ithe ;iiiea. that everv
proigressive 'fitean-ial institiifton owes
:a hroafler service'to its c-mmunitv.
The modern fbank is -no longer only a
-place where 'money :is -deposited at
one window an'd > drawn  "_t another. 1
operate- better, hut will live longer
than the newest of the old lot, a lot
whle!_ contained many machines that
nad long since ceased to be useful,
and which many unbiased and fair-
mi-sded people  here believe had en-
Lehman accepted and has justified
the-wisdom of the directors in securing his services. Mr.' Lehman
was the organizer of the Saline Savings bank in 190S and was its active
head from  the  day   it   opened   until}     Sinclair    gasoline   21c,   at
his retirement last  fall.    The bank j Muir's and H*uebler"s Garage.
6c per Line First m>ertion;  Then 3e
per Line;  Miniiurui ehajse 25c.   '
Por Sale—Barn, 30x40.
phQne 195-P24.
Sam Boy_,
5
E.    J.
,tir_ly outlived their usefulness.
It is rather-'a eonter of .constructive j    ^0^erao_ ^^^-5- -1S cne of the  had made a splendid growth  under
first governors in the United States,
aftt_i_ush.awjt the first, 10 disregard
partisan, ipoli-ics and infuse Into tlie
S-V^nment^f Michigan i-eal business Lehman to the -position.of vice pr.»
omethods." It ts still too^ early ia his
3di-ini'Stration to even partially pre-
(--^'isnooess, %_t St 5s -aifcKoluttely safe.
anii helpful in-or-ration'to which any
mne 'may 'bring 'His financial problems with some confidence of finding j
'•a:_-! -tjiWi ffor vihei-i.
j These stories are ."designed to show!
j'the benefits that each of 11s derives
•from the service _f iher gOT_ra_-KT't.
j'.They "have !been hroaght, up^. to,tJ«K
yminwfie, ;and however well ia!oir__ed
jJth_ ire-iler nnaj-bha^e is s_tre to find
! some-Ring >new to "feiim. Tfeey have
?a patr_icnl_r aKpeal to new <_rti_a_s,
: foreigners - and scSnool chiO-i-en, ;as
j-wen ais ifu'r-ishjias"interes-img and in-
'■ stru-tive regalimg to . 3xr_._t-__lEly
I eveT-BO-e. ."PSe _omm_,nit3' is sure
to foe-eat '£-o"JR' -tss distrfbai-ion ""iand
|eveT_- honie shesaM: have ;a •oanipiete
? set.
j JE'W-r 'before teive ABjaerit-cns 't_lc-
' en -ssi-h :an'tec_ise intenest • iin -t-h-ir
!.gOTi_rnmeiit. i__ie extS-tsiaE. eft *n-
! co__s = taxes -and tShe wadespi-safl our-
; chass.Of Liberty Bonds Slave -made si'*
I { all financially partners m it* ■weltase j
I We will >want tn» ft^now tsaoi-e jalbout it j
ana Tare ihave a -ireght *& -know-    That ■
his  mana|g_ment.
Recently the directors of the R'-yai
Oak    Savings   . bank   advanced    Mj-
ident, which carries with it the general management, and told him to
pick  a cashier    to    succeed-himself.
to**say -that-it^he' «es~^'shcceed  ™s  -Jholce -was ^Ernest D., Skinntfi*,
his  adminlstratlo- will he no worse
itika-r _ev_!r-a"l rctfihei's that were in the
who  had  succeeded  him   as cashier
of  the    Saline Savings    bank.    Mr.
STOYE WOOD FOR SALE
Wiedman Auto Company.
HORSES   FOR   SALE.
Wiedman Anto Company.
Fo- Sale—Fine   wool   ram.
Allison, -phonesr-133^FS.*■
A.   B.
be -termed :a_iything.    A'dmlnistratlcfjn
:af*ser adm.*hiristr.a1;ion, iboth republican
and   -en-iocta-atic,   had   men -at   tl-ie «ne in evciry capacity,  having been
li_B_s .of tdBpartmeitts -and working la
For Sale—2 young Shropshire Rams.
Reuben ViseL Phone 1S7-F12.'   *       ■
Wanted—Painting and u_p_F hacg^
procession precedi-ng his. Skinner  was   with  the  Saline  bank
lF«r imaiEy -yeaxs ^Sairs at Lansing for nine years- and lekmed the bank-
•were conducted m such haphazard 'ns ^smess undar Mr. Lehman, and
ntanner  that they  co-ldnt -nroperly- H is hardly necessary to add that he j ">&   ^ank Camburn, phone Io0,
is a sterling banker, like his teacher
Mr. Skinner served the banik ait Sa
those departmeirts, w5i;?se only a-ppar-
erit'thoU-'ht,'-apparent heoause It was
reflected in their ractions, was to 'e;-
itahfis*h thesise'lves in the sta'e po'.'i't-
ca'llfy. Th-y 'wanted jobs higher up.
A-iffi'OTtea .they obtained them, nOtb:
cas"hier and director for three years
prior  to accepting-    the    position   at
Royal  Qak.    The  only break  in his
service with the -• bank was    the IS
months  ha spent in the government itnls office.
service during the war.    He enJisted
as    a   private,    but    his  accounting
Por Sal'.—Single Colli- J5uff Orp*-
ington cockerels. E. A. Knapp, phone--
136-F2.       *     ' 3
Lost—Pa.i,r   of   spectcles  in   brown'
leather case.   Findtr plea-e, leave at
4
cause of airy highly efficient -manner j ability w_s discovered at Camp Shov-
of.-onduciung their work, hut because I man  a"a  he was   ordered.-to *Wash-
,they conducted it in such a way asl111^011- where he had eha.rge of the
is «m- the p_h;fe_.tIon o- this 'm_tn--ito attra_(. the.attentlon of those high_i*fie]d   depot    accounting  department.
fal wnes-tt-irtes-aefr She right mo ; ^        a_d.._ & JtoStam to ^     themi^hen he left the service he held a
The Quality Grocery
PHONE 86
Jb'or Jb'resh -Fruits, Vegetables, Staple ami Fancy Groceries
Where lbs. Are Pounds
The house of the best groceiies distributed lithe town stands back .of every arftiele we sell, and
the .existence of an. article in our stock is proof of
its excellence-
Can we prevail upon you to set a table from-
this store? "We feel confident that a trial will
convert you into .a regular patron.
BriDg us your Batter and Eggs*
All goods dellTC-t'd pro_ij>tly. Y«tirs for more husiness.
Phone 86 MARTIN   PUOSS
[i].ment_3--i.why*.-i±Enay te e-xpected w^^-O- ^Kfic^l'j-bs theTZa^Zl'™™™^™   as  lieutenant^Michigan |^ 4, Saline..
- i be se welcome.   'Z%ls j>_!hric "imteres-;     _      .,    .,' ,.    - ** ..       . .  ! !Tn\-.p<tor .
For Sales—l2->roll Advance corii
husker, in fine condition. Herman
Heininger.
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Taken* Up—^Roan Durham, heifer,
about two yeaa-« old.    B. L. Cramer,
3 "
II j .in. sos-ernm'-lntaa .-a-fair-s le ;a he-lth,y
I and _di.t_r_l intenest.    It will ifeatl '£-■>
incre_»ed 'knowfeadgev a i_ioi'e iiinteni-
:GE_-~be_k Kealized  soon  after   his
| inauguration: ;that itihe  .Oap"tt)afl.  was.'
■ filled*" with -this   kind  of   employees.
^He.also .knew, from experience .glean-'
AUCTION SALE
-P:      ^      -, -,- _'     „ _ .He.al-o .knew, from experience .gleasi-; _-*--,_,.
it gent _!_derstai__ui'g &nS ,-a 'long ,*6i*-ng    __-;._' _, ,    ?i    Aithu.r P. Bender, having sold his
m       -,       _     _     __-' .      .    \   ;ed while he was attorney gg_er_l of' , _■.,_-,.,
a ■ stride -Jiead.    "THs .community is to! ,       -__._.__ j  t_j ^  farm, known as the Alphonse Schn 11
™- ' ,       .,     -       . . , -he stjfee, -that-success and this sort
j be coBsratulated aa the fowesi^hi. anQ;.       _,    .    . , _-      , -    ^ _
,-i ~        ,       --'".,_*"       . ,  «f -wo,i_c had np relationship to each
H*.entearor_^-that feffuffigs -ths mi-feerial;  _. _.   .   .. - .    . ,.
■t    . .        , .     7^ ' other:  Ehat  thev were  not even dis-
sls withTn.suie reach ©f eveu-yeaie. .    ;.     .   .       . .   _   _ •    _      -,.,
m\ I'ttut   cousins.    And   besause   he   lie
place, 2^2 miles south and % mile
west _f Saline, 5 miles northwest of
Milan, on
Wednesday, October 12, 1821,
To the Farmers. If yon have any
Hay to sell,- see Mr. EL D. Covey 'at-
the Tavern Hotel, Saline.-.
For Sale—JXmhle barreled hamr
meflessv.s'hotgun, good as n_w. Adam
Klumpip, Jr- phone 93-F2. i
,    CWe-a-KteFstand _h_fc rt isithe-assirei^ „..    .. _, __
■■- ,      ...._'. .. ikriowJf__s, ibec__-e it ^.vas a,pjiar-nt
io make this .._i__r_b.H_Bon :_s, \wide as.. .. _,   .    _
possible,  _3b_-_,-*__Wer_E,.-n.-tt_e tcilW  hlm fflS■.,** ^n ^f  ***** ™™  commencing  at  10:00* a,   m„  sharp,
he .overlo^ed  and .» _he'»TO_r of fm^rning,-althougla -we do not always  the Xol1<nv^g deseriD€d property:
__..,. -.    n." __^   ""'..  tre_lize it because -oT clouds obscuring      nrhi^f*! Rav   mnm   -nrPi^Tit   ah-in-
sas-ticle's is  necessaiUy  limited,  it >is;             . .                    „       ,     ,               , _io.i_es    ^uay    nxaie,   wei_ni:    anou-
'**___■■                       "_'--«■    *ou*^   vision,   Alex   Groesbeck .turned 14^k- x.„    rrwp   Wpi^ht  ihom- 1400-
■SBsggeste-. -hat  evers__« -whe- \wmSIissj •,. _ .      ,    -     ...            -    .                . 3401"'   ""J   m»aie, weignt  aoout i4uu.
.7^     -       -           „      __   ,_    ,        . i Mi-higan% machinery of government ■Kia(or  marp   wpio'hf nhnnt i«7*;- hav
to .receive _nem eall ax _he ibaaik -aad;        , - ,           ,        ■ ,  -           ■- . - oiacK ma.ie, weignt a_out i_/o,  oa*,
i_ -                  ,      -    ,    .       .     ups»:le down,  dtimp-d it completely, _,-,,«,  .-„:_v.t a^nnf 19no
leavte  their mames   for aneliKiion ___ 1 -  ,    „     .     .      , -    ,    ,     , mare, weignt aoout i_uu.
thejnailin-_ist                           *          , and :after-having left the trash on a Cattie—45 feeding steers, weighing
" .                            .dump .pile, cfctainea entirely new ma- from  500   to   700 pounds each; - Hoi-
'ehinery.    How   he accomplished  'his stein bull   x   year o]dj   ,   heitel.s>  3
in the face of most f-i-midable oppa- calVes   8   months o]d> Holstein   cow
Marria&'e Licenses
Edward Desnaond. 47, 2>c_roit; JL-ida-
-ition amd the means he took to ac-  aIld ealfi fresh. roatl co,- (iue j-, Ja,
.Rose, 42, -ifilan.
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OIVE THEM ALL THE
^BREAD THEY CAN EAT-
When you use our bread, you can safely
give the children—and grown-ups, too—all the x
bread they want. Our bread is both delicious in
flavor and pure and wholesome. Good bread is 90
per cent strength and energy. "It contains twice'
the nutriment of rice and potatoes, and is one of
the necessary foods. '
Sehnebelt's Bakery
.c'ompli-h it in the face of many oh-   ujn_-   roan co_. due -m Jailuar_i Jer-
igtacles, will he -he .real stoiy of the
Sebastian J^eff, .50. Ann Arhoi- X*__-  G-oesDeck re_imei if it suceeeds. Awl -e>  C^*
ilie Men-er, 53, Hbvrell. ;ft js  a ,mighty ^a bet that it will
George    A.   "Wesley,   33,    Y-jap'aJMi, j sueeeed,  '-ecanse   practical • business
ll-ulu Johnson, 18, same. - , is sow   prop«illing the ship  of state
!    Lloyd Richards, _*__»■- Ypsilcinti; Cleo-^and st is certain, from a psychologi-
jpatra Blacknier., IS, _am_. :cal -standpoint if from no other, that
! .  1^  la'motor of tiiis sort is a far better
[ TIMBER   WAKS'-D..       ...      iconst-pacted one than, one whose coils
For Sale—3 brood sows, with pl_s;
registered Chester White stock hog.
George J. Klager, phone 181-F13.     2
Lost—Pair of go'd- rimmed spectacles, presumably bn'school grounds.
Finder please leave1 at this office. 3.
For Sale—16-ft., 14-ft. and lO-ft.
counters, a prescription case and a
good cupboaird. C. Boettner, phone
93-F3. ' ■   ,4.tf
Sheep—77 Fine Wool Ewes, 58 extra
3-sec.  springtooth.' harrows,   2   riding
Hogs—1 brood sow, 13 shoats.
Chickens.
Implements, Etc —Deering 7-ft.
grain" binder, 2 mowing machines,
hay loader, side rake and fcedder, Ol
iver 2-wa.y plow, walking plow, two
We are in the market Ior all kinds."1™ wound aro_nd the devious spools 3_sec_ Spri-gtooth fcarraw, _ riding
of saw timber. We "pay you a good)&f politics,-and that the new engiie -umvato-^ _isCi cultipac.ker, wagoa,
price,"standing or at the mill. "Write,;stands an* excellent chance of pro- flat rae]i> manure spreader, spring
or phone No 70, * and we will he' pelling the ship to safety, regardless wagOT; neaa-iy new spring wagon,
pleased to  call    and see   "what  ybu j of sorms- ■      ■     .^      .     ■    slip scfraper, flat scraper, corn plant-
may have. _ j    * ~    ~ er, tight wa,g!on box, hand corn shell-
25tf G. F. BRAGBY' &. SON.  . NOTICE erj barrei chnrn, wheelbarrow, clover
  !    A prize dance    will   be  given    at   seed buncher,   oil  drum, \and   other
WANTED—^People to this vieinity ' Milan on   Tuesday • evening,   October   articles too nnmerous to mention.  '
who have any legal printing required; 11.    Prizes  will  he  awarded to the      Eight acres of good corn in shock.
Set of nearly new double wark'haf-
For Sale 6-year old mare, weight
1400, sound and Tight; Bay mare 10
years old, weight . 1200. Herman
Heininger.
For Saile—McDougal kitchen cabinet, in .good condition, looks like
new. Will sell cheap. R. W. Brown,
phone 20, Saline. 3
Emil   H. 'Arnold,   Optometrist,   220
S. Main -street, Ann Arbor, specializes
in »superior   eye-   examination    and
I glasse- at reasonable pricss.
>ln the settlement of estates, etc., to j best dancers    of the    fox trot.    Ik
have it sent to thi» newspaper.   The |Fischers- orchestra will Carmsh the ness.
msB.,
i* \
rates are universal in such matters
and-to have your notices appear in
this pappr it Is only necessary to as^
he -••ov>_*.e. j-----. :c -erif them iiet..
Hot coffee and lunch at noon.*
musiQ.   Dancing starts at 9:00 -p. income   all—a  good- time  assured for      Usual terms of- sale,
both  young   and   old.     Come—-Let**-  Col. Arthur E. -S-hi-ader, AnaU'pn*-e&
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Lee Teseher, Clerk.
We have several Chevrolet- aiid
Fords that were slightly damaged by
fire, for sale at -vefy reasonable prices. Saline Garage, Geo. Y. Cook,
Proprietor.
Live'salesman  can earn -S250 arid
> ^per   month   sefling   c-ur 'plio~o- '
j;gga^h- . -to- ^OTSuineg,.  •^N.Atei2iox-J^'<^iti'
.pacijiSnl'arl! , ]
^C<SM-_^^Ss^Mijiy