Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • 2

(THE HAPPENINGS IN MICHIGAN WELL ATTENDED MORRICE BURGLARS ACTIVE SPEED MANIAC SIX KILLED ON GROUNDS THRONGED OR SER PAYS HIS INE CELLENT PROGRAM GRADE CROSSING Cost UP WELL KNOWN PERSONS and Soda Winer whom PETITIONS HUE LOSS LIE IS EARED IN STORM ILED IN CLINTON various the Hunter Highjcost of living forlO More TELEGRAPH BRIES i George SLEEP IN BARREL TRAMPLED 8T A AMONG TRE DEAD Theodore RACTIOUS HORSE and his CANDIDATES DR of by his father EATON OICES Stop That Itch attended The bullet dis BABY SCALDED TRAIN HITS MOTORCYCLE DIMONDALE IN HOT STARCH Notlee th thiek rubber! his home short' HHIIIHIUIH! and and tea the returned Detroit made by means other personal had iHtSt The CREEK July 29 Sound cracker barrel which had against a granite head RETIRED CEIVES OTHER for fell I 1 and ri fol in no for the and he lost his Af the offi had days ARMER MAKES DISCOVERY IN BATTLE CREEK AND ATHER TOTS IS ARRESTED telegraphed Hale of hauled in in the fur sa 1 1 and enter homes to steal eatables Both boys ex RILE CLASH DRAWER DE TROIT ACTORY Commissioner Ernest Sunfield Representative Charles Dun Mis Bert Love went to Ann Arbor examination of his operated upon two has under beautifying In the near fu Saturday after entered the res Sternaman under The two things of their kind in the World No5 the ribs He a the ma ago and three te yester they em LAK SHORE TRAIN HITS AUTO MOBILE NEAR THE OHIO STATE LINE He repeated the description Lansing officers and they CANDIDATES OR OICES ON REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRAT IC TICKETS ERIE July 29 Rudolph and La fayette Cousino who with their wives tnd children were victims of a railroad crossing tragedy near Alexis south of here near the Ohio line Sunday af ternoon were well known and pros perous farmers near here They were sons of Gideon Cousino one of the earliest settlers in La Salle town ship They went to Toledo In the elder Cousino's auto and it was while they were returning home that the fatal accident occurred The Ne varre girl was employed as a domes tic in the Rudolph Cousino family on the grounds of the central This shed will hold 175 tons about the amount necessary the building one school year Heretofore fuel has been small amounts and stored nace room The board of education consideration plans for the school grounds ture a curbing will be built in front of the grounds of the central building and in the autumn ornamental shrub bery and perennial plants will be set out Airs Charles Dyke has been secured as substitute teacher and office assist ant in place of Miss Zelma Putt re signed the 250000 retail America are sup ally recommend Cnsps which the' the SUPREME com fl ak es is that the Grocers the public reduce of living Wash off one third which 30 foot torney: Patterson St court commissioners rank Con ley Eagle drain commissioner II Jenison surveyor Rudolph Jeni son coroner of the railroad Lansing Saturday night to care her aunt Mrs Hoyt Lyman who down and broke a rib Saturday Mr and Mrs Schuyler Wade little daughter of Swartz Creek ed trlc nds here Saturday Mrs Mark Britten and two daugh ters hate returned home from a visit of several days with Lansing friends Mrs Lenajlicks of Ovid is visiting her two sisters in Antrim for a fen da ys Mrs Warren Pitts and two children have gone to St Johns to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A Warren of Sa line were guests of Mr and Mrs Will CaseMrom riday until Monday Mrs Patrick lynn and two chil The barn filled with was entirely destroyed caus loss of about 55000 The live was rescued The lightning alarm surveyor James coroners Charles and Da vid Eagle daughter Mrs Earl orshee in sing oxer Sunday ATAL INJURY TO CHILD ST JOHNS WOMAN VISITING IN GRAND RAPIDS DESERTED CHILDREN ARE OUND STARVING By Associated Press GRAND RAPIDS July Mrs Bernard Bass of St assisting her mother with washing at the home in city this morning Mrs Bass' months old son John fell into a of boiling starch The entire left of his body was burned so badlv skin peeled off with his clothing The child will die Improvements at Schoolhouse A coal shed 16 by 6 4 feet is being erected school of coal to heat Ovid Green Clem Lamb St Occupants Were Prosperous armers of Monroe Corn ield Obscured X'lexx of Railroad Track May have re turned from a txvo stay at Lake Geneva Wis where Mr May who is secretary of the Clinton Coun ty A movement the national conference Mr and Mrs red Swain the last of the week from where they had been spending several days with relatives Dr and Mrs Monfort have return ed to their home in Ithaca after a visit with the mother Mrs Pitts Mrs William Ryan and daughter Miss Grace Ryan of Portland visited relatives and friends in this city and vicinity the latter part of the week and over Sunday Dr Knapp returned riday from Cass City where he had been called early In the week by the ill ness of his brother who died shortly after the arrival A Cleland left Monday morning for a business trip through Michigan DETROIT July 29 Burglars broke into the office of the Bellevue ur nace company 7 03 711 Bellevue ave sometime betxveen 2:10 and 3 10 Sunday morning rifled the cash drawer in thes afe and stole $53 in money and $3 worth of postage stamps The burglars secured entrance to the office by breaking In a door in the rear and then opening the door lead ing from the shop to the office They found thesafe door open and xvith the aid of a sledge hammer broke open the cash drawer A night watchman divides his time between several manufacturing plants in the vicinity and he says that when he went into the furnace office at 2:10 everything was all right When he returned an hour later he found papers that xvere in the safe thrown around the office 'He notified the police and flying squad rons No 1 and No 5 with Detectives Brooks and ox were sent out to vestigate The officers could find trace of the thieves rance are of dangerous The Bullet Wound in Leg Samuel Lebowski a local tailor xvas shot In the left leg by a bullet from a 22 caliber rifle in the hands of Austin Owen a boy of 14 who xvas shooting at a mark with the weapon on the op posite siae 01 tne river plowed through the flesh of leg for several inches but the wound is not considered dangerous ORION July 29 Harley Rice aged 22 son of Rice a farmer residing near Davison was instantly killed here Sunday afternoon when his motorcycle collided with a Michi gan Central passenger train The body was badly mangled and tne laentincation was of a bank book and belongings The young man left ly before noon for Lake Orion At the point where the accident occurred the view of approaching trains is shut off by a high fence Coroner armer of Pontiac xvas notified and decided to hold an inquest next Wed PROGRESSIVES AIL TO ILE PETITIONS OR COUNTY JOBS is preparing to organize a the Order of Oxvls ifty been established in Michl the past six months in in Lansing Twin sons were Mrs Grant Wilson day morning One lowing morning Mr and Mrs TWO LOST BATTLE CREEK IN CORRIGIBLES DISCOVERED LIVING IN CEMETERY boys who graduated this year Owosso high school took with a complete camping outfit and the nights on the roadside be cities At Washington they at dinner of Senator in driver drove two weeks Little drops of water Carbonated fizz Help the thrittj druggist to Do a lot of biz Louisville Courier Journal Special to The State Journal EATON RAPIDS July 29 There was a large crowd at Riverside park again yesterday to attend the State Holiness campmeeting visitors being present from all of the neighboring towns within a radius ot 25 miles to gether with many from other stales There is not an unoccupied cottage at the park many are quartered in tents and the big hotel is full The services increase in interest and the attend ance has reached a point xvhere the tabernacle is filled at every service morning afternoon and evening Yesterday morning Rev Carra dine preached to a large congregation Rev Brasher conducted the ser vices in the afternoon and Dr Walker preached in the evening Rev Joseph Smith preached to a congre gation that filled the tabernacle this morning and Rev Carradine conduct ed the services this afternoon The singing conducted by Evange list rank Arthur assisted by a largo chorus choir is a pleasing feature of the meetings The young meetings children's meetings and Ep worth league gatherings xvhlch are held in Epworth chapel are well at tended and grow in interest Bishop Berry of Buffalo is expected to preach at the tabernacle tonight four a dilapidated of the city the police A heard them the Short Local News rench has purchased the property corner Oakland TWO BOATS OUND CAPSIZED ON LAKE CADILLAC PLEASURE STEAMER DRIVEN ASHORE amily Sadly Afflicted Mrs John Gilman is seriously ill at her home in Spicervllle Her illness is throat trouble contracted xvhile car ing for her daughter Mrs red ow ler who died of the disease in Jack son last Monday The owlers also lost a child from the same disease a week before the mother died democrat ticket Spencer St Johns is out for repre Jlatliew Hill of Olixe of probate Ananias Pouch Lewis Eaton rank Regis rhflr Treasurer Cleon Boyer Rox Prosecuting Attorney Emerson One of the great trans Atlantic steamship companies has determined to make use of the system of carry ing boats on deck known as Nesting requires a boat of specialconstruction for the standard life boat could not be nested above two or at the outside three deep You have no idea what relief you can set from the skin troubles that hot xveather brings until you apply ihat soothing cleansing wash the Prescription for Eczema We can give you a good sized trial bottle for 25 cents The very first drops brings Instant relief from that torturing itch We know that xvill do the work That is why we give you a regular oottle of this great remedy on our positlxe no pay guarantee We always recommend for gives relief from summer skin iroubles that nothing else can Capital Drus Store BATTLE asleep in a been rolled stone in ML Olivet cemetery Johnny McCrumb 10 years old and his six year old brother Theodore Roosevelt McCrumb were found by a searching party late Saturday evening after an absence of three days from their home When awakened neither one showed any signs of fright at the uncan ny surroundings and later told to the police a strange tale of dwelling in the cracker barrel for three days uuimg viucn time iney would forth quite often near the cemetery from the pantries pressed themselves as impressed with the life and Johnny grexv quite un managabie when told that the barrel party would have to break up The txvo boys come of respectable parentage yet they possess manias for stealing any and all things portable and committing little deeds that bor der on the near criminal Some few weeks ago Johnny and Theodore en tered the home of a neighbor and pulled 11 the books off the shelves in the bookcase Johnny then slew the pet canary while Theodore rob bed a bank of 71 cents They then emptied a jar of gold fish on the carpet and left When found a few hours later on Alain st by the police they had spent all the money and were wandering aimlessly about looking for excitement or a time they remained in ob scurity and then one day Johnny sprung into the limelight when he was caught tying the tails of two neighborhood cats together Three days apo both Johnny and Theodore disappeared Seach was made for them and although the whole citv was scoured in an effort to find them they were not discovered until last evening SON ORION ARMER IS IN STANTLY KILLED Lads inish Auto Trip After covering 6000 miles in an au tomobile and visiting all of the prin cipal cities in the east Including New York Philadelphia and Boston three Oxvosso boys arrixed in Owosso Sat urday afternoon They are Morell Bentley Donald Shattuck and Howard Tax lor The from them spent tween were guests William Alden Smith of Michigan Eaton Rapids Items Harvey Keener of Hamlin township who has been at the University hos pital In Ann Arbor for treatment the past month is improving James Helme of Adrian will be the speaker of the day at the home com ing celebration at Sunfield on Thurs day Aug 22 A portion of the foreign laborers employed on the McPherson pepper mint farm west of town have been sent back to Detroit but will be brought here again later in the season to harvest the mint and other crops on the McPherson farms Mrs Ginglcs teacher of do mestic art in the Saginaw public schools has come here to spend the vacation xvith her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Milbourn Mrs rank Terrell of Kalamo has been called to Chicago by the serious illness of her father The Knights of Pythias will present the comedy drama "The Runaway at the opera house here next Thursday evening Aug 1 red God ding is here drilling the home talent cast and Mrs Godding will appear ip the title role James Briggs of Eaton Rapids township whose critical illness caused his family and friends much anxiety several weeks ago is again able to come to town and get around about as well as before he was taken sick Miss Vay Stringer of Minneapolis has come to spend a month with Mr and Airs De Golia While Johns was the family this 18 pan side the hail sec years evening considerable damage being done Two capsized row boats were found floating on Lake Cadillac two hours after the storm but no definite in formation concerning the afiouts of the occupants can learned The steamer Randall which running on Lake Alitchell larger of the two lakes xvith pleasure seekers on board driven onto the sand opposite the tages on the nsouth shore cupants were forced to wade rods to the shore where they took refuge in the resort cottages Trees in the city were blown down and scores of small buildings were overturned Practically every rural telephone line going out Cadillac is out of commission it is reported hail did and and reat dainasre to the crops The storm belt extended from Boyne City to Reed City TESTER WHO BURNED STREETS INALLY LOCATED BY OICERS CADILLAC July 29 One of the most storms tion of struck MrBGCTtlOfi and automobile avoid direction of the sight seeing car CHICAGO Colonel Roosevelt is expected to make reply tooay to an invitation him last night bx William Thompson to attend the oueninir the water pageant during the second week In August and to act as a starter for the first quota of hydro planes which xx ill compete for the speed record for poxver boats NEW BEDORD MASS The strike and lockout in a dozen mills In this city entered its third xveek today with no indication of settle ment The effects of the strike are already being felt in the market With 12000 persons out of work 1185000 spindles idle the market is exneriencing a decrease of cotton cloth production to the extent of 240 miles a week This represents a monetary equivalent of about 8250 000 a xveek July 29 The local au finding of David Babcock and State sts but will not occupy the place for another year at least Airs Al Stevens is taking an automobile tour through Ohio born to Air in Bingham baby died the BATTLE CREEK July 29 Crying for want of food and proper care two negro children aged three and years were found in house in the outskirts Saturday afternoon by farmer passing had crying and investigated finding children lying on a heap of rags and old carpet in the corner of a room fearfully emaciated and nearly dead from want of food and attention ter receieving some nourishment older child was able to tell the cers that her father and mother engaged in a squabble several 1 ago xvhlch ended when the father left home Later in the day the mother left and from that time on the chil dren were alone The father John Hill was caught later and arrested on a charge of desertion The children were taken to the Nichols hospital Special to The State Journal OWOSSO July 29 Charles Butcher a retired farmer of this place died at 1 this morning from the effects of being trampled under the hoofs of a fractious horse which he was at tempting to hitch Sunday afternoon The horse became unmanageable and KnocKea Mr Butcher down and trampling broke several of his one of which pierced his lungs was 52 years of age and leaves widow Mute Struck by Engine Riley Johnson a mute 22 tears age was riding a bicycle on Oakwood ave Sunday when he xvas struck by an Ann Arbor switch engine Both were moving slowly at the time and Mr Johnson was not seriously hupt although the wheel was damaged Ram Burned in Bay County BAY CITY July 2 9 A barn belonging to John Davis a quarter of a mile from Quanicesee was struck by lightning during a storm last evening crops ing a stock also set off the burglar alarm of the Old Second National bank caus ing some excitement WATERTOWN Clare publisher of the WatertownReunion and postmaster during the administration of President Cleveland is fieaa Here aged years HER KI Al ER Eugene Cook of the Herkimer fire depart ment was instantly Killed companions were injured day when an auto in xvere riding xx ent doxvn a bankment NIAGARA ALLS Smith of New York was killed while Theft Charge Not Proven Chester Rogers aged 22 of Ithaca was in justice court this morning to answer to the charge of the theft of $12 from the purse of Miss Margaret Turner of Aluskegon who is visiting Miss lorence Mack in this city Aliss Turner apd Miss Mack were talking to Rogers in the office where Miss Mack works and after he had left the money was missed A warrant was issued for his arrest and upon exam ination this morning he was charged for lack of Deadly Grade Crossing TOLEDO July 29 Six persons were killed and txxo fatally injured Sunday afternoon at 4 just south of Alexis Mich when a Lako Shore and Michigan Southern train from Detroit due in Toledo at 4:20 struck an automoile contain ing nine people Two women a man and three hoys were killed outright I heir bodies ere mutilated The automobile belonged to the Cousino family of La Salle Alieh Both persons at the hospital are un conscious and according to phy sicians cannot live They have been identified as Mrs Rudolph Cousino end Lafayette Cousino The woman at the hospital had both legs cut off and the man's head was crushed A baby 3 years old was the only occu pant of the machine that escaped View of the Track Obscured A arirl 16 tears old xvho xvas killed xx ore a bracelet on xvhich xvas en grax ed the name of Eva Navarre The initials appeared on 1 the watch fob of a man killed ano the name of Gideon Cousino was found in a small prayer book which was picked up in the wreck of the machine The accident happened on a grade crossing tracks xvas obscured by a corn field The occupants of the machine did not see the train seemingly until they were directly on the track and it teas too late that occu last week encampment was on: broke camp Saturday night and before Sunday morning hail all of their equipment loaded on the cars for shipment to Cassopolis where they shoxv this week Pastor on Vacation Rev York pastor of the Bap tist church leaves Monday for a vaca tion trip to Ludington Mich Peru and Indianapolis Ind He will preach in a Baptist church in each of the last two cities named He also visit in ranklin Ind and will join Airs York at Buffalo The local pulpit will be filled during his absence by Rev Mr O'Donnell of Pittsburg and Rev Mr Clark of De troit Special to The State Journal OWOSSO thorlties have succeeded out the name of the Oldsmobile car xvho chine down Oliver st at a clip that was a rex elation to those xvho saxv it or heard it He is Claud Winters a demonstrator Oldsmobile company Lansing pad $10 fine $520 costs and job for his fun Winters is the man with James Dingwall a local newspaper man and several other Owosso young men were riding The authorities were unable to learn the name and had Dingwall arrested as an "ac to try to make him tell He refused to do this however and he was discharged on the his trial was to have been held Chief Patterson gave Deputy Sheriff Joseph Sproule a description of the man and the deputy went to Lansing riday to the pointed out Winters Sproul interviewed the demonstrator and the latter agreed to come to Owosso Sat urday and settle up He pleaded before Justice riegel and was promptly fined He told the court that he had lost his job as a result of his connection with the ease Owosso Happenings Charles Ryder of Athens Ga in the city of nests have gan during eluding one Dr A Wolfe left Monday morn ing for Detroit where he will attend the American Osteopathic convention xvhieh will be held at the Ponchar traln He will be absent one week Mr and Mrs John Hughes daughter are visiting in Detroit Mr and Mrs Adams of this city and Airs A A Reeves and son Allen and Miss lorence Bruce of St Paul Alinn spent Sunday in Toledo The navy recruiting officer who has been established at the postoffice dur ing the past week has been trans ferred to lint Jesse Curtis spent Sunday with parents in Pontiac Mr and Airs James Campbell daughter Aliss rances and Mr Airs Elmer Brott left Sunday for a visit in Kingston Ont and Water town OWOSSO ARMER RE ATAL HAPPENINGS DAY where be by a sight seeing crossing the Goat Island bridge last light He was trying to an automobile going in another when he stepped in front Special to tbe State JoaraaL MORRICE July 29 A novel rig was driven up town Saturday after noon and attracted much attention It was a young cow broken to the harness oxviied and driven by Master xx line swullon The lad said he driven the cow in harness for the txvo years and it is his oxvn Idea animal was hitched to a sulky Thu Ladies' Aid society of the trim church will serxe a social Wednesday afternoon July 31 at home of Mr and Bartholf today to have an foot which xvas weeks ago but is not healing as it should Mrs A Burrell xvho has been in Durand for the past two weeks re turned here Monday for a week's xis it at the home of her daughter was the 40 was cot The 5 0 Burglars in Restaurant It became known noon that burglars taurant of Andrew 116 South Washington st Satur day morning and made away xvith $14 which they secured in the cash reg ister Sternaman forgot to lock the rear door of his place and it was through this that the thief entered The res tauranteur has his suspicions and hopes to get even xvith the culprit or this reason he has not reported the matter to tin police Elberta reaches Another car load 1 40tl bushels') 1 today Buy them noxx for cannl The price Is right Per bush $2 The Leading Gro Duels in cosilx than est figure for xvhieh an encounter be brought off is £4 and to do thing in style eonsnierablv more be spent Aurelleu Sx'holl the bo vardter journalist once suftered friend of hi sent a challenge and rowed 100 francs off Scholl for his penses Tills sxim be never rep xiuel xvas a bloodless rei? Scholl "I xvas the only per London Chronicle dren have been spending the past days xvith friends in Davison Miss Vida Warren attended the neral of Edward Pease in Oo Saturday not returning home Monday Mrs Sutherland went Grand Ledge Saturday to visit frie and relattxes Mrs Mattie Robinson 'rent to ledo Saturdav evening to tpen month with relative Carnival Crowd Gone The carnival company pied the streets here ail while the Grand Army Special to The State Journal CHARLOTTE July 29 The pro gressive party did not present peti tions to the county clerk for nomina tion at the primaries of candidates on the county ticket although it is said a complete county ticket may bo placed in the field when the primary is held by the voter writing in the names in the ballot Walter Southerland of this city and Nies editor of the Tribune chairman and secretary of the Eaton County progressive committee are candidates respectixely for state representative and senator The republican and democratic par ties filed the following petitions with County Clerk Pray: Republican Sheriff rank Storrs Edison Champlin Charlotte Hall Bellevue Ruby Slosson Kala mo Judge or probate Dann Charlotte Clerk Huber Carmel Waglner Rapids: Green Walton ord Eaton Rapids township ter of deeds Victor Roblin lotte and Blasier Charlotte Rex Spafford Grand Ledge Drain Hunter Ernest Pray Windsor Democratic Sheriff Hugh Hall Eaton Rapids judge of probate Ross lyn Sowers Ernest Davids Charlotte Clerk red Allen (Eaton Rapids township Register of needs Julius Ells Carmel Treasurer Will iam Vanande Potterville Prosecu ting Attorney no names presented Drain commissioner red Milbourn Charlotte Representative Dwight Backus Potterville Grocers 1 1 kJ are glad to help the public reduce the HIGH cost of living I 5 7 a a What an interesting the two biggest things ot tneiiKina in xne in this instance more closely related than bait brothers 1 ne oiggen cm tory in the world under one roof is the pure food of the i United CereaH Ltd manufacturers 01 ivasnmgion Crisns nackace as is now well known to the American people istne biggesi inn of its kind in the world at its price Tbe big handsome package Ot xxasnmgio Crisps with its SUPREME quality of toasted com Hakes nas ueuvue popular throughout America that even the biggest cereal food factory the world is not big enough to supply the ever increasing demand for this dehao strength building health giving food and another big food factory has been fully equipped at Buffalo and is now turning out MYRIADS MILLIONS Washington Crisps acsiASY IX TST1I IVIIXONI msroiMoii every day serving the eastern section of the United States with this crisp whole some food which tickles the palate of every member of the family gives entry one a better appetite and causes them to pass the bowl for more Violent Cathartics Injure Health Side step their harsh action is liable to injure the bowels Why not use CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS a purely vegetable remedy that bas been successfully used by millions tor half a century Acts gently but rarely and not only quickly relieves but forever ends the misery offf conttipation Use them for dizziness indiges tion sick headache and all liver troubles Small PiB Small Dose Small Price The GENUINE must bear signature severe wind rain and which has hit this the state in several Cadillac Sunday 1 being Special to The State Journal ST JOHNS July 29 The follow ing men on Saturday filed petitions with County Clerk John Walker thus expressing a desire that their names be placed on one of the tickets as a candidate for one of the county offices On the republican ticket A Hulse of St Johns Paul ham of Duplain and Gottlieb Ott mar of Riley wish to become state representative sheriff Arthur Stowe of owler Joseph Cramer of Bingham and Edwin Hall of Greenbush Judge of probate Charles Merrill of St Johns county clerk John Walker St Johns county treasurer Byron Sowle of Ovid Wm Sickles Essex Timothy Clark and Geo Smedley St Johns Register of deeds Al Van Deusen Elsie Herschel Hostettler Bengal Lynn Hunt St Johns: prosecuting attorney Moinet St Johns: cir cuit court commissioners lynn St Johns: drain commissioner Louis St Johns ons Bath Bingham Johns On the 1 Stils'on of sentative for judge of St Johns sheriff Wm White Bath county clerk: George Judd St Johns treasurer Thomas II Eddy Duplain register of deeds Chas Snoelling Elsie prosecuting at Hoxie Greenbush and Johns circuit Washington Crisps are made from the finest white com grown in the celebrated Corn Belt of the United States with pure cane zugar and salt added They are thoroughly steam cooked toasted delicately crisp and are all ready to serve Every package bears the unqualified GUARANTEE of the manufacturers that every ingredient in WASHINGTON CRISPS is of as high quality as the ingredi ents used in the manufacture of cereal foods of ANY other make REGARD LESS THE COST and the further guarantee that Washington Crisps are made under the MOST PERECT SANITARY CONDITIONS POSSIBLE TO CREATE IN MILLS THAT ARE SPOTLESSLY CLEAN AND BY HIGH CLASS SKILLED WORKMEN Washington Crisps during all the processes of manufacture from flaking to packing never touch human hands everytnmg is clone ny automatic macninery The tact that Grocers in plying and cordi ing Washington Grocers know are quality of toasted America proves are glad to help the HIGH cost inrtnn Crisns cut of the HIGH cost of living so far as cereal food is Concerned and both merchant and consumer instantly recognized this hence our big sales ot SUPREME quality Washington Crisps to millions and millions of Americans Every family in America which REALLY wants to REDUCE THE HIGH COST LIVING should support by their patronage and influence PURE food mills which give MORE pure food of SUPREME quality for the same money Handiomeit ood Packe in America To rapefb portraits of George Wasbincton on every package in colors handsome enough to frame or use unframed to decorate your or Living Room The SUPREME the LARGEST the SMALLEST is it aay wonder tnat nasnington vnsps are in the HOMES of his Countrymen in almost every State in the Union Special to The State Journal DIMANDALE July 29 Mrs Herbert Boehm who has been the guest of her aunt Mrs Wakeman left riday for her home in New Yok city Skinner who Is seriously ill with typhoid fever was taken to the City hospital in Lansing Thursday morning Miss Carrie Rolph and Mrs Cooley of Lansing have been the guests of the mother Mrs Mary ull Dr Rock well went to Jack son Wednesday on business return ing Thursday accompanied by Airs Rockwell Miss Olive A Eddy of Lansing vis ited Mrs Gail Rose and other friends In town Thursday and riday Miss Nellie Armstrong is spending the week with her aunts Mrs Platt and Mrs A lshell in Lansing WANTED A RIDER AGEN (REACH TOWR and district to nae and exhibit a sample Latest Mi canger" oicycie iurninea ny us uur agentsevery wnere are money lasu rite fer fulltarticulers end special of er ctonce NO MONEY REQUIRED until you receive and approve of Dlcr cie kve snin to anrona anrwhrrp in thp 1 1 in advance frrirht and allow TEN BEE TBI AL dn which time you may ride the bicycle and put itto any test you wi 1 If you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to keep I bicycle ship 1 1 back to us at our expense and jou will not out one BAizinify HHICrS ve umisn tne mgnest grace oicycies i I lYKsihlA tn at nr a email nmflt nh actual factory cost You save S10 to 825 profits by bi ing director us and have the manufacturer's guarantee behind yi blcvcle DO NOT HUY hlprfllonr Tieirr tlwzaa fmm at price uuui uu receive our catalogues ana learn our oi spetiat Of erg LO tlM BNntl YOU ILL BE ASTONISHED when yoa receive our beautiful ww aku'j siuuy uui bu jjr me vru julllt l(MB nriewt A rn mafesa vnn this waaw Wa hlhaT Kiawalaw ixuiury eareMusiea wna proni aoove laciory BICYCLE nAl VB a a Ca)t 1 ly vui unjiica uuur uui 1 name inais uoiuie uui ui urners filled the day received SECOND HAND BICYCLES We do not regularly handle Becond hand but otraaUv num her ha a 1 aaa4a Taama a uuu vy vur vuicago re tai i bw res i ueee we ciear out prompiiyat pr Joraio Dewrlpure tarzln lists maiial free GUASTEH BRAKES ingle wheels imported roller chains and pedals parts repairs i rquipuwuk vi ou KinoB au ftaij me regular reiait prices 9 HO Hedgethorn Puncture Proof 5 III Self regular retail prusof these tires i A 3 A nn a a a a 4a Aa a ainrtllrwaitmpte fair for HSOlctrh with order tiSS HOMORETBOBBLEBOMPUMCTDRES i NAILS Tashs or gum wm wt (t the air wt I A hundred thousand pairs sold last year I DESCRIPTIONS a11 sies Tt is lively and easy riding VPV durahlA and IfnoH with a special quality of rubber which never be COmes Borons and whirh nn email punctures without allo wing the air to escape We have hundreds of letters from satisfied customers statlngthat their tireshave only been pumped up once rtf" Tpi in ft wkrxlo CAO on n'yXTT an ordinary tire the puncture resisting qualities being XaL prevent rim cutting Tl given by several layers of thin specially prepared fabric on the tread The regular price of these tires Ig EUAS TIC is 1000 per pair but for advertising purposes we are EASY RIDING I making a special factory price to the rider of only 480 per pair All orders shipped sal day letter is received we ship on approval You do not pay a cent until have examined and found them strictly as represented I percent (thereby makln tbe price 4aa per pair) If yon rend ULL CA WITH ononn and enclose this MlvertlsnnenL You run no risk In rendlnz us an order as tb tires marl returned at OU expense If for any reason they are not aattsfactory on examination We are nerfecti relikl and money rent to ns Isas safe as In a bank If you order a pal of there tires you will find that they will msler run faster wear better last longer and look finer than any tire you bare ever used or seen at any nrl know that yon will be so well pleaeed that when you want a blcyele you will give us your order you torendusa trial order at once hence this remarkable tireoffer oroer new I YOU NEED desert and uof JLMEADCYCLE COMPANY CHICAGO ILlj I IB 7 'J 55 99 L118 A we am are are AS 5 fANIB Rium va i MsNMsAfirw i I 4 in I i I JI PAIR SEaOlILT NiN I Bitn Bim.