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THE
SAL1N
VOLUME 51
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY,   MICHIGAN,     THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1&:U
NUMBER 13
11 Independents Defeated    '.
By Dundee Five 41-31
lo be or bervice
to You
Is a Pleasure
to Us
Unusual   Offensive   Formation   Gave
Opponents Early Lead Saline
Was Unable to Overcome.
The Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner
Regardless of Weather
With DIXIE Motor Oil in your crank case, DIXIE
zero lubricants in your transmission and differential,
.DIXIE anti-freeze solution in your radiator—and
DIXIE Gas in your tank, winter chaving "becomes a
luxurious convenience and pleasure.
Start 1932 with DIXIE, and loth you and
your car will have .the Happiest Driving
New Year you've ever had!
STAEBLER OIL COMPANY
Leave orders with J. G. Tubaugh, phone 288, or with
Maurice Henderson, phone 272
Friday evening the local Independ
1 ents played their first league game"
J away from home, and were defeated
i by Dundee at that  place  in a fast
'and high scoring game, 41-31.   '
Puzzled   by   an   unusual   offensive
formation the locals were played. Off
their feet in the early stages of* the
game, and were unable to overcome
the  ¥ commanding    lead   which    the
,D.'tiii"iee. aggregation' gained.
"•*"' Lafiibarth and ,Carr Jed the Safaw
scorers 10 and' 8 "points while Brock'
man and, B&rkenquist were responsible for 25 .o^rDundee's points.
The Independents go to Clinton fr?
play tomorrow* night, in ah attempt,
to revenge the defeat suffered last
week on the local floor.
The next home game is with Britton Wednesday evening, January 20.
On the 21st Saline goes to Hudson
for a return engagement with the
latter team.
LINEUPS
Dundee (41) G
Brockman, rf   6
Barkenquist    6
B. Borgert, c -  3
Uhles, c-rg  1
H. Borgert, rg   1
Sunday^ lg  1
Gee, lg  0
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Saline (31)
Noble, rf  *  2
ISc'hmdd, rf   0
'Carr, lf-c   4
Teachout, If ..t.  1
"Kuebler, c-rg  1
Lambartti, rg ...::  5
Ernst, rg  —... 0
Austin, lg   0
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Saline Lost To Clinton
Last Wednesday 34-14
Poor   Basket   Shooting   .on  JE?art of
Local Boys is Blamed JEor
"Loss of Game
Welcome
Throughout The Year—
A SUBSCRIPTION
THE SALINE  OBSERVER
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Easy Swing Hammer Mill
It does more and better work than high priced ordinary mills. Grinds everything—better, faster and
cheaper. Reduces oats to powder, hulls and all. Corn
on the ear, shelled, snapped or on the stalk. Shreds
alfalfa and all roughage. Knocks out 3,500 pounds of
snapped corn an hour.   Come in and see it.
Fitch Sales Corporation
SALINE LOSES TO CLINTON
Saline lost to Clinton last Wednesday evening, 34-14, in .the .poorest
exhibition the locals have displayed
in the past two seasons.
The game was marked by extremely rough play, 21 personal fouls
being called and three jnen* ejectea
from the contest. Carr was removec*
with four personal fouls, while Kalder and B. Tate left the game at the
request of the official.
The local team had .a very poor
offensive, and even when the ball
was worked in close to the basket
many shots were missac", -'.while on
the other hand Clinton made every
shot good. Short fast passes baffled
the home team and gave the visitors,
an. easy victory.
Anglemeyer and Flemming led the
Clinton outfit, with 9 .and 7 points,
respectively.
In the preliminary game rthe Reserves defeated the Orange and
Black, 16-7.
Neither team had a very .good de-.
fense, but the scoring was low because, neither had anyone who could
put the ball through the hoop, with
the exception of Girbach, who had
five baskets. * t
Clinton   (24) G F M F   T
Anglemeyer rf ..... ., 4   110   9
J. Tate, rf .............. 1    0   1    1    £
Smith, If  3 • 0    2   ^0    C
Noffsinger, If   1110
Stewart, c  '.  10   4   3   2
B. Tate, c-rg  0   0   0   10.
Winders, rg 2   1115
O. Tate, rg  0   0^0   2.   0
Flemming (c) lg   3    13    0    7
15    4 13 8 3-?
Saline  (i4)                      G  F  M P T
Lambarth, rf-rg .......... 110 2 3
Kalder,  If .....   2    0   2 3 4
Noble, If-rf ...-_  1    11 0 o
Carr, c  -  10   3 4 2
Kuebler, rg —  0   0   0 2
Ernst, rg  0   0   0 0
Austin (c) lg .............. 0    2    0 2
Saline Incorporated ■
On October 18,1866
Chimneys and Stove Pipes
Inspected in May
and November.
Cattle,  Hogs and Poultry "Found  in.
Streets Were Locked Up in
Village Pound."'
Pin Spiilers End First
Week oi Bowling League
Haarer's    and , Tanner's    Tied
Top Position in Saline
League Openers.
for
On October 18, 1866, the Board of
Supervisors of Washtenaw county,
at their annual session, adopted tha
following resolution:
Resolved: Tnat the territory
known as the northeast quarter, and
the north half of the southeast quarter, and all of that part of the northwest quarter, lying east of the Saline
river, of section one in the Township
of Saline, Washtenaw County. and
State of Michigan be, and-the sams
is hereby declared an incorporated
village by the name of the Village o.
Salihe. And that Jortin Forbes,
Charles M. Wallace and E. B. Clark,
be, and are appointed inspectors of
an election to be held at the American hotel in the Village of Saline, on
Tuesday, the 27th day of November,
A, D. 1866.
At a special election, held at the
Saline Exchange, in the Village oi
Saline, on Monday, December -10,
1866, for the purpose of electing officers for said Village bf 'Saline, the
following were elected:
Prsldent—Charles H. Wallace.
Trustees—George Sherman, William Rheinfrank, James F. Draper,
Henry J, Miller, Samuel D. VanDuzer, James F. Seeley.
Clerk—George W. Hall.
Marshal—Jortin Forbes.
Street Commissioner—Jortin Forbes.
Assessor-—Myron Webb.
Treasurer—W. H. Davenport.
A list of ordinances followed the
election which were carefully worded, and demanded that all matters oi
village government be observed. Ordinance No. 5, was in reference to
fines, and instructed the marshal that
in May and November of each year,
and oftener if necessary, to enter
into every house or building, yard
or premises in the village and examine the fire places, chimneys, stove
and pipes and all other apparatus
liable to cause fires; also places
where hay, straw, shavings or other
combustible matter mights be lodged,
and to see that every place be made
and kept free from -fine liability. A
penalty followed that for defective
chimneys, stove pipes through ceilings without proper protection, etc.,
a fine of $3 to be charged, and §1 for
every 24 hours any chimney or stove
pipe shall remain so after notice was
gven to repair same.
There were various ordinances
dealing with cattle, hogs, poultry,
etc., running at large on streets,
whicli were very strict, and the village pound was a busy place much orl
the time and the poundmaster usually gathered in quite a little change
as a result.
The first round of competition in
the Saline Bowling League was played off last week and ended with Tanner's Grocery and Haarer's "Market
teams leading, with two games won
and one loss each. The averages now
stand:
Won
Harrer's  Market  ..*.   2
Tanner's .Grocery ,   2
Wiedman's   ,  ,   1
Kroger Grocery ~.. -.  I
The individual games were as follows:
Total
HAARER'S
Pfaus   139   128   139   371
B. Gillen  ..... 126   126   143    395
Ed. Schmid   129   155    122    406
D. Noble —  141   129    134    404
J. Harmon .  117    125   140    331
Lost
1
1
2
2
617 663
KROGER
Gruenwald     143 106
Parks      99 160
J. Gross  134 138
Fitzgerald    133 144
D. Burkhardt .... 114 114
678 1952
177
110
120
129
118
426
369
392
406
346
623 662
TANNER
Wittbra,eht   151 162
Ash  148 121
W.   Burkhardt....  123 187
C. Gillen     82 93
Tanner -.-*.-.  132 141
654 193&
135
138
133
117
138
456
397
443
292
411
  636 704
WIEDMAN'S
Fairbanks   156 151
Lawrence      157 133
Schaible   157 116
Martin  103 131
Bridges   :. 154 149
659 1999
128
134
120
133
115
435
424
392
367
418
727 680 630 2036
High bowler for the week was W.
Burkhardt; high three game total
was made by Stan. Wittbracht with
456 pins, while Wiedman's Garage-
gets high team honors by spilling a
total Of 2036 pins.
Tonight at 8 o'clock Wiedman's
will roll against the Haarer five. On
Tuesday, January 19, Wiedman's will
bowl against, the Kroger team, and
Thursday, January 21, Tanner's men
will compete with Haarer's.
Bridgewater Savings Bank
"Closed On Monday Morning
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
.WLNISIUM GHAKGE. 25 CEN IS
6c per line tirst insertion, 4c per une
each subsequent insertion.
Wood for Sale.
Son.
Geo. V. Cook and
Complete  stocks .at
at Dietiker*s.
lowest  price*
Good house to rent,
to Company, Saline.
Wiedman Au-
All sales -cash.    No credit.
Mercantile Company.
ialina
To Trade—Ear  corn for pigs  or
shoats.    Call T87-F3.    Carl Barreith.
Chevrolet Stake Body True*.., only
$50.00 down.   Wiedman Auto Co.
Highest prices paid for your poultry and pigs. Emil Milkey, phone
145-F13. 50tf.
MODEL T FORD PICKC?
$35.00       Good    condition.    Wiedman.
Auto Company, Saline.
USE NODUS SOLUTION
To treat your coal.
Saline Mercantile Company-
Genuine Standard Petroleum Coke-
at $10.00 per ton delivered in 5'our
bin.    Saline Mercantile Company.
Protect your radiator. Alcohol
188% proof. Only 15e per quart..
Wiedman, Auto Co., Saline, Mich.
Use Avicol Tablets for White Diarrhoea and Cholera and keep those-,
ohieks healthy.   Saline Mercantile Co* •
NTaptha gas for cleaning at ann-
bruster's gas station. Nortl* Ann-
Arbor street. Be sure to bring a
red can. I4tf.
For   Sale—Goerlich's    hot-    water -
heater for your  automobile,  $12.00,
installed.     John   Dicks,   West   Side.
Garage.
FORD TRUCK
With stake boav and closed c-ih:.
Yours for only $50.00. Wiedman Auto Company,  Saline. ?
1929 Durant Sedan.   Excellent fin- -
ish, new tires. Only $34.00 down pay-
ment, balance easy U. C. C.    Wied- <
man Auto Company, Saline.
Economic Unrest and Frozen Assests
Blamed for Action Taken by
the Officials.
Saline was, however, a "village unincorporated, for more than 30 yeare
before the above resolution was
passed.
P. T. A. Cebebrate Book
Week Monday January 8
Miss Blanche Emery, M. S- P. Literary Department, Will be Principal Speaker at Meeting.
In celebration of book week, the
Jiext meeting of the P. T. A. will,
have for its speaker Miss Blanche
Emery, of the literary department of
the Michigan State Normal college.
An interesting and instructive pro-,
gram has been planned, including a
display of books, and the distribntio \
of literature on the selection of children's books. ■
The^meeting will be 'held on Monday evening, January 18, at 7:45 in
the  school  auditorium    All  parent's
c • and 'others  interested   in  children's
0 '* books are urged to be present at this
0 • very helpful meetng.
5    4
Technical foul:    Kalder.
Referee:    Shaw.
Clinton ...-•■ —. 7   7
Saline  _ ,  3   2
* l Two Old Newsboys Gave
._.  „,: Profits to City's. Poor
6 14—34 j ■"   •
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RESERVES
Schmid, rf  1 0
Teachout,  If  _  1 0
Wheeler, If ...,.  0 0
Lange, c  -  1 0
Wiedmayer, rg .   0 0
Girbach, lg   5 0
0
1
0
0
0
Joseph Camburn and Richard Clark
Earned $13.00 Through Newspaper Sales.
8    0
ORANGE AND BLACK
Cook, rf   10   0
Burkhart, If   1
Stang, c  _  1
Tanner, rg _  0
Alber, lg   0
■   Following the custom of the Old
Newsboys' club of Detroit, two local
hoys,    Joe    Camburn    and    Richard
0 10 J Clarh,    went    out     shortly     before
 : ; Christmas  and  sold more  that $13
0 .1 16. worth of newspapers on the street*;
Referee:   Shaw.
< of Saline in one afternoon. The
0 2' money was invested in a supply of
0 2 food and coal which they gave tr
0 2 needy families in this community.
0 1. * Joe and Dick are very pleased
0   0   with the outcome of their charitable
 venture and express their apprecia-
3   10   0   7   tion of  the generosity of their customers.
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By order of its board of directors,
the Bridgewater Savings Bank closed its doors to business Monday
morning, to protect its depositors.
Bank examiners are already at work
on the reports to be sent to the State
Banking Department.
The present state of economic up-
heavel prevalent throughout the entire country can bear 'the blame for
the closing of the bank According
to all reports, there has been no
heavy run on the institution, but a
steady drain on deposits that lowered funds on hand to a point from
which they could not. properly be replenished from lack of funds which
were tied up in so-called frozen assets. Under ordinary conditions thi&
position would never have been
reached, but what with the "freezing
up" of bonds that no one everi: suspected of being anything but the
very safest, such bank failures are
happening every day and undoubtedly will continue to happen -until economic conditions are restored to normal.
The people of Bridgewater suffered a. shock at the closing of the banfc,
and business fell off to a certain extent which is always the case when
the only financial institution of the
community closes its doors, and wiU
feel the loss for some time. Business,
after such a calamity has «. way of
soon coming back to normal with
surprising rapidity. This, no doubt,
will Throve true in such an Industrious
community as Bridgewater even
more swiftly than in other places
that have suddenly found" themselves
in a similar predicament.
Late model Dodge truck with stake
body. Very good condition. $130.00
down. Balance Ford W. C. C, plan..
Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
1927 Essex Sedan. Good condition*--
$12.00 monthly and a small down
payment will buy this car. Wiedman.
Auto Company, Saline.
For genuine Pocahontas, Elknom,
Dundon, Ford Coke, D., L. and W.
Hard Coal, phono 47 or 103-
Edw. J. Muir.
I have the agency for (Standard)
Petroleum Cofcs, which is the highest grade coke on the market today.
A trial order will convince you.
.Edw. J. Muir.
Dance every Friday and Saturday
night, Reade Pierce and his orchestra, at Arbeiter Grove South Grove
St., Ypsilanti Mixed dances Friday.
Ail modern Satiirady., Men 50c, ladles 10c *
Saline Township Tax Notice
I will be at the Citizens bank on
Jan. 2, 16 and 30, and at the Savings
bank on Jan. 9 and 23, to
taxes,
Dog taxes are due.
.CHAJRLES  GR.AE,  Treasurer.
receive
CARD OF XHANKS
We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to our friends,
neighbors and relatives for the many
acts of kindness shown us during the
past few weeks.
Mrs. May Morden and Mary.
CITY TAX NOTICE
T will be at the Savings Bank oa
Jan 9 and 23, Feb. 6 and 20.
At the Citizens Bank Jan. 16 and
30, Feb 13. and 27, morning and afternoon to receive taxes. No evening hours.
Also to receive water dues and dog-
taxes. '      *    ■
FRANK CAMBURN, Treasurer
YORK TOWNSHIP TAXES
The Standard Oil Company's gasoline station at the corner of Main
and Market streets' in Hudson was
held up Thursday evening about 5:30
o'clock and the cash drawer rifled of
about $40 by two young men who
forced the station attendant into a
■closet .at the point of a gun.—-Addison Courier.     •   ■ '
The stock market's axiom se-*-
to be that there -is always noom
the bottom.—Arkansas Gazette.
I will be at the following, places on
the dates named for the purpose of
receiving taxes for York township,
which are due and Payable on or before January 10th::
Citizens Bank, Saline, Dec. 23,
January 13 and 27.
No taxes received - after banking
hours. '
Dog taxes are also due and must
be paid before January iw.
Herman Oelke, Treasurer-
Wanted—People in this ■/icmity.
who have any legal printing requires
in the settlement of estates, etc., to '
have it sent to this newspaper.5- The
rates are universal- in such' matters,
ind to have your notices appear la
this paper it is only necessarv to ask
!**«> Probate Judge to send them here.
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