Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 20

20 THE STATE JOURNAL. LXNSINGf MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1930 Biuinest Service Automobiltt Legal Notice jk H4Iv a TEH ARE ARRESTED That's What I Think About It jl MOVING And raising oulldlngs and he a ARCHERY CHAMPION niSTOUINSIu RAIDS LIQUOR Opinion hj Local People on Topics of General Interest A Pnblic Forum for Views on Worth While Subjects machinery; aiso cement wore mu CV. Phono 22451. M. D.

Selfrldge. Laundering LAUNDRY Done as desired. Filtered soft water, special care to una garment. Delivered. Phone 24274.

WASHING 30 lbs. ot dry wash 81: 30 lbs. ox wet wasn i. wore guaranteco. Called for and delivered.

Phono 7565. WASHINGS And Ironings neatly done, la fmvate home, soft water used, called or and delivered. Phone 31059. WET WASH 35 dry. 30 lbs.

for 1: called for and delivered. Phone 29677. WET WASH 33 lbs. 1: 25 lbs. dry, 11; washed separately, curtains delivery.

34187. WET WASH 34-hour service. Try us lor food work. Sanitary Wet Wash Laundry, hone 26823. Moving, Trucking, Storage 15 CARTAGE Moving.

A special rate ot 30c per mile over 50 miles. Ending Sept. 30. Insured city loads cheap. Jack's Dray Line.

Dial 6137. 537 a Walnut. CARTAGE Moving storage, anywhere. Insured. Get our rates.

South Lansing Transfer. Ph. 5249. 1136 South Wash. CARTAGE.

MOVING, CRATTNO Local and lone distance. Large covered Sans. Reasonable rates. Clear-Bauer Co.TT' 4 I 8. Grand.

Phono 34723 or 3760 after Kalamazoo Police and fed' eral Officers Co-Operate la Seirarei KALAMAZOO. Sept. IS 0P Raids conducted Jointly by Kalimaino police snd federal officers from Orand Rapids Friday night netted 10 per sons on charies of violating the jm nibltlon law. The persona ajrested were Carl Ehrman, clerk, taken at the Rkkman bote: Coelum Stamp, farmer; MfC. Martha Angell, house wife; Oeorge Povell, htborer; Mr.

Ha Snyder, houaewrlfe: Sadie Villinga; Oeorge Arthur, colored: Ales Mann, colored; Charles Johnson, colored; Mrs. Mae Smith, colored. The 10 persons were turned over to the federal officers and were taken to Orand Rapids where they will be arraigned before a United 8tates commissioner. This was the second series of liquor raids conducted by local and federal officers in two weeks. PREDICT OCTOBER CORN CROP WILL BE LARGER MEXICO CITY Sept 13 WV The department of agriculture today predicted that the October corn crop will be 2.006.3M tons, or 33 per cent great er than last year's October crop.

The department estimated that the crop would be sufficient to make importations of corn imriecesaary during the coming year. Eastern High School Notes ICewchsde fraa Swcttty Pago) ment bag also added rabbit and two pigeons to iu animal collection. The A week clubs will hold their first meetings of the year Wednes day. Many new clubs will be formed snd many old clubs discontinued. Pattengill Notes For Past Week On September 10.

first hour, a gen eral assembly was held for the pur pose of welcoming newcomers snd making them acquainted with the school's activities. Mr. McKale opened the program with an address. An Intro duction to Gordon Da hi berg, president of the general organization, followed. He introduced bis fellow oriicers lor this year ss Irma Valentine, vice presi dent: Fioriene wtngerter.

secretary; Duane Moore, representative of OA's; John Psllck. representative for SB's; Ktngsley Montgomery, eighth grade representative; Aieleen Locke, seventh grade representative. Each semester a banner is given to the home room in Pattengill con sidered best in every wsy. Last se mester room 110 wss found to be the winner of the greatest honor that can be given a home room. The banner wss presented to Duane Billedesu, rep resentative of 110.

by Mr. McKaie. Duane replied in a short speech of thanks. The band furnished music snd Miss Olsdys Will trout the school song. Among the many activities of the school is the banking.

Richard Hallock gave a very interesting talk qn thrift and what it should mesn. The East Courier holds an Important place in the school program. Ksthryn Bowers explained to the students the Importance of the school publication. The general organization Is st the head of all school activities. The president.

Oordon Dahlberg gave i many reasons why the students should join tne general organisation ana inc benefit it will give to them. Eight men of the Pattengill faculty are carrying on a golf tournament at the Red Cedar course. The players are H. UUIe. H.

Norton, V. Williams, C. Dairymple. B. Engle.

D. Warden, D. Finger, and J. Byers. Home room 310 elected the following officers: president.

John Pslllck; vice president. Julian Llppens: secretary. Gwendolyn Nichols; treasurer. Evelyn Oswald. Home room 303 elected Robert Campion, president; Dorothy Brown, vice president: Richard Boomer, bank cashier; Robert Butts, ss-ststant bank cashier, snd Bernard lAngert, news reporter.

Room 311 ha I tw new members this year. Beverly Hssbrook from Clark Lake. Mich, and R. o. Jenks from West Junior.

Don Wright. Room 300. wss injured during the summer so seriously that be cannot return to school this year. Otto Danby has returned to room 300. He transfered to Wslter French last year.

Room 304 has four new members this yesr. Nona Pratt of Owosso, Mildred Rohrer of DeWltt. Isabella Schmidt of Wllllamston. and Gordon O'Brien of Saginaw. Lelamae Murray Joined home room 314.

She attended school In Washington. last vear. Home room 301 has three new members. I Jean Svrnonda. Myrtle Rolfe, and Harold Synold.

BALANCE AS VERIFIED AT BANK BALANCE AS PER BOOKS MORTOAQB SALE Default bavins been made in in conditions of a certain mortgage mad by WILLIAM J. DONAHUE ana hahuaket u. uvwaxjusi so snwn lean State Saving Bank, a corporation of Lansing. Michigan, dated April IS, 134, and recorded In the office of the register of deeds for Ingham county, Michigan, on April 17. 1M4.

In liber 161 of mortgage on page 51. on which mortgage there Is claimed to De due at in oaio or wis notice for principal, taxes. Insurance premiums and Interest, the sum of one thousand tin hundred twenty-eight and 11-100 HUM 11 1 and an atlomir'e lee ot SIS.og as provided by law. and the mortgagee having elected to declare all sums secured by said mortgage Immediately due and payable because of tho several defaults of tho mortgagora, and no ault or proceeding at law having been Instituted to recover tho monies secured by aald mortgage or any part- thereof, notice Is hereby given mi oy Vlttue Ol tne power oi saie wu rained In said mortaaae and the statute In such case made and provided on October 2L 1930. at ten o'clock In the forenoon.

Eastern standard lime, trie unaersigneo will, at the north outer door oi tno city hs.ll in the eitv of Lansing. Ingham coun ty, Michigan, that being a place where the circuit court for said county Is held, sell at public auction the premises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount so as aforesaid due on said mortgage, with 7 Interest, and all legal cost including said attorney's fee. which said premises are described In said mortgage as follows: Lot one hundred ten (1101 of Park Manor Heights In Lansing township, Ingham county. Michigan, according to the recorded plat thereof. Dated July 24, 1930.

American State Savings Bank, Mortgagee. Poster and Cameron. Attorneys for mortgagee. Business address, 709 American State Savings Bank Lansing. Mich.

MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mort gage made By WILLIAM J. DONAHUE and MARGARET C. DONAHUE, husband aifl wife, to American Stat Savings Bank, a corporation of Lansing. Michigan, dated June in. 1824, ana recoraea in tne omce of the register of deeds for Ingham county, Michigan, on June 21, 1914.

In liber 253 of mortgages on page 105. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be duo at the date of this notice for principal, taxes, insurance nremiums and Interest, the sum ot one thusand four hundred seventyeight and 02-100 (Sl.47S.02i dollars, ana an at-tornev'B fee ol S35 as nrovided by law. and the mortgagee having elected to declare all surah secured by said mortgage Immedi ately due and payable because ol tne several defaults of the morteaffora. and no suit or proceeding at law having been Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mort gage or any part tnereox, notice is nere-bv ffiven that bv virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage and the statute In such case made and provided on October 21, 1930, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern Standard time, tho undersigned will, at the north outer door of the city hall In the city of Lansing, Ingham county.

Michigan, that being a place where tha circuit court for said county Is held, sell at public auction tho premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amnunt so as aforesaid due on said mort gage, with 1 Interest, and all legal costs Including said attorney's fee, which said premises are described In said mortgage as follows: Lot fifty-three (53i of Park Manor Heights, In Lansing township, Ingbam county, Michigan, according to the re corded plat tnereox. uatea iuiy 4. American State Savings Bank, Mortgagee. Foster and Cameron, attorneys tor mort- Rasree. Business address, 709 American State Savings Bank Lansing, Mich.

Classified Advertising RATES AND RULES DIAL 21431 Ask the operator to connect you with the ciassmea department. Classified Ads may be ordered or bills may be paid between the hours ot 7:30 m. and 8:00 p. Ail ads received before 10 a. m.

will be published same day. INDEXED POR QUICK REFERENCE Ail ads are restricted to their proper classification and to The State Journal's regular style or type. Dally rat per Un for consecutive In sertions: CLASSIFIED RATES Charge Cash filr dam 12c IOC Three day 14e 12c One day 13c 14c ArivertUlnff nrdered for lrreeulsr lnser tlon takes the one time Insertion rate. No ad taken for less than basis of three lines. Count five average words to the tin.

Charaed ads will be received by tele' phone and if paid at The 8tate Journal office within six days from the first day of insertion cash rate will oe aiiowea. Ads ordered for three or six days and stoDned before expiration will only be charged for the number of times tho ad appeared and adjustment mad at the rate earnea. Errors In advertisements should be reported immediately. The State Journal will not be responsible for mora than one incorrect insertion. Special rates for yearly advertising upon request.

Rata per line for white spsco is the same as a line ox type. A nnouncemenu Pcno rials BEDBUGS DESTROYED Also roaches and moths with lethal gas. Written guarantee. United exterminators. Phone vtJZi.

write Qua a. t.iemenss tjausms. HHARLEa wells chlronractor. 6 adjust ments for 5. Wilson Bldg.

Ph. 6421 or 4257. 1119 Ottawa. Electricity same price. CHLORO CRYSTALS Buy now.

Protect mohair furniture and furs against moths. Call 28596 or 4340. we aenver. LADY Wishes transportation by auto to California or Arizona. Will share ex penses.

Box 3 gtatc Journal GEPT. 13, 1930 On and after this date I will not be responsible for any debts otner tnan tnose roniraciea uy uijscii. A. J. cummlngs.

oos Leslie. WANTED To rent, eight minstrel uniforms high hats, frinee Albert coats, etc. oee Mgr. Capitol theater between 11 a. m.

and 1 p. m. Monqay ana -xuesaay are you sick? Pure blood Is life. How about yours? "New Discover-ee" gives you renewed life, energy and pep. A nleaxant laxative, hizh blood pressure, fiver trouble, effects of the flu, rheumatism, acid and anemia, and helps to ward off paralysis, biliousness, and run down constitution.

Dizziness Is overcome by taking several packages, ji aays irMlmint Si SO: nnrrel nofit. S1.65. 8. P. Banks, sole manufacturer.

1420 E. Mlch- lgan Ave. Phone 4089. Laov attenaant. Bids Wanted 7B BIDS For construction of one and two tennis courts.

Consider asphalt and concrete. Communicate with Miss Starr at St. Lawrence hospital. BIDS WILL Be received up to 10.00 s. Wednesday.

September 17th at Secretary Halladay's office, Michigan college, for the wrecking of the old dairy barn and all connecting buildings and silos on Michigan State campus. East Lansing. Michigan. Barn will be sold complete except departmental, equipment. Por detailed information apply at superintendent's office.

Building and Grounds department. Power House Building, i Signed i H. H. HaUaday, Secretary. Michigan State College.

Strayed, Lost. Found IS BEAGLE HOUND White, black and tan, lost near Okemos. Phone 3315. Reward, Charles Ferguson. 117 w.

Allegan, BEAGLE HOUND White, black and tan. lost near Okemos. Phone 3315. ENGLISH BULL Dog. found, party may have same by paying for this ad.

1403 w. aaglnaw. ENGLISH SETTER Bird dog. blue belton Call Edwin Nuofcr. Bretton Woods.

22945. Reward. FOX FUR Brown, lost from car Thurs day alternoon. Rewarq. call Holt.

Id-FS LADIES' WRIST WATCH Lost Thursday a. m. at city market or Jarvis Estes store, mono 29O04. ttewaro. Automobile's Automobile Agencies AUBURN Also good used cars.

Carl Schopp Auto Sales. Ill 8. Washington Ave. rr.one CHEVROLET Standard Chevrolet Sales- Whero vou buy better cars for less money, eia-za ana sis-i E. uicn.

FURNITURE STORAGE AND MOVING SEVEN TRUCKS To serve yon In local and overland moving; our prices 'as low as guaranteed service will permit, STORE Your furniture In our fireproof warehouse. Open stoxsg or private lockers. LOCATED At 430-440 NORTH LARCH ST. FIREPROOF STORAGE COMPANY H. H.

HARDY, MANAGER. PHONE 21601 MOVING, STORAGE, CRATTNO WE Know how. INQUIRIES For long distance mor- wg soiicitea. LANSING STORAGE CO. 440 N.

WASHINGTON PHONE 23672 CITY And long distance moving, li.5 per hour. 85 a load on a large van, 3 men. Specials on long distance. Local draylng an hour. Call Button 63353.

MOVING And trucking insured. Nothing too large or too smaU. Lee si Edwards. Kt. man, quj.

mgu ID1I. MOVING Vans for local and long dn tance hauling. Lewis Bros. Storage Co 106 E. Ottawa.

Phone 28931. MOVING, -STORAGE, CRATING GET OUR PRICES We have the newest, largest and fastest psdded vans In Lansing with pneumatic tires. Long distance a specialty. 4t C. FURNITURE CO.

528 E. MICHIGAN ATE. PHONE 37611 MOVING And general trucking, cinders, ashes hauled; also excavations. Floyd Jason. 408 W.

Ionia. Phone 52867. MOVING For a good Job done call us. We drive our own trucks. Vans.

Tele-phone 51133. Henry Bentley. PainMog, fapenng. Decorating IS CLASSIC INTERIORS Walls, ceilings snd floors. Painting and papering.

Phone BTIIHB AWtl. DECORATING Paperhanglng, painting, good service, fair prices, work guaranT teed. Phone 51733. Taylor. 2217 Doaora.

DECpRATINO Painting, paperhan'glngi kalsomlnlng. prices right, estimates gi en. Jehn M. Cuson. Phone 8418.

DECORATINO Paperhanglng. painting, neat work. Prompt service, samples. Burt Harmon. 534 8.

Butler. Phone 22874 PAPER HANGING-And painting. Reliable work. Satisfied customers. Reasonable.

S. B. Hamilton. Phone 26616. PAPERHANGINO Let show vcu the new samples.

Nell A. Carpenter. 612 Baker St. Phone 2502. Beauty Parlors 29 BEAUTY CULTURE COURSE New classes started Sept.

2. Day and evening classes. Diplomas granted. Lansing School of Beauty Culture (llcensedl. 110 nione zujao.

PERMANENT WAVES-Oenuine Frederics. 86; marceling 60c; haircuts Sic. Fsmlly Beauty Shop. 133 Allegan. Ph.

52937. Employment Help Wanted Female 32 BEAUTY OPERATOR With following, to take charge of shop. Barber Hiop in connection. Call In person. Washlng-ton apartments.

103 East Hazel St. COLLEGE GRADUATE For general office work. Mutt have pleasing personality and be able to handle public. Write oualilicatlons. Address Box 59.

State Journal. COOK Experienced, middle aged" lady preferred. Mut be fast worker, neat agd clean. Box 24. State Journal DICTAPHONE-Operator.

One wluTtraN lie on short hand experience preferred. national atanx. GREETING CART) xircu doubles Christmas sales. A new XmaS Cards, no nth-r rrAm III, that fit In with the line you are going in uouDie your present I income without additional work. Send for free sample outfit that start increasing your income at once.

The N-Oravure Dept. N-280, 1950 0. Troy STENOGRAPHER First class. of operating an ediphone and dlcvapbone. Box 16 9tale Journal.

to 100 per cent profit selling Zl-card 81 Christmas assortments, personal greetings. Everyday Cards. Wnto for samples. Doehla Dept. 3, Fitch-burg.

Mass. REPRESENTATIVE Famous fall dresses. Can earn 835 weekly, free dresses bonus, free equipment. Rodasl a171godasl Cincinnati. O.

EXPERIENCED Office girl. age, experience, reference and salary ex- pected. Box 63 State Journal WANTED Several young women for part- -m. wre box z4, cTtate journal. DAILY CASH! Sell famous William A.

Rogers' 26-piece sets to homes for S3.95. Your commission. 81. Brener soid 9 in 3 "ours. Oj can you.

easy. Act now I Buiiders.753 Orand River. Detroit. Mich. $60 WEEKLY PAY For selling Christmas cards, few hours dally.

We have finest designs, biggest selection, lowest pners. Everybody buys. Cash pay daily: big monthly bonus. Sample album free. Csm- Dept.

N-58. Cleveland. O. EARN 850-875 WEEKLY Sell per- sonal Christmas cards. Weekly pay.

experience unnecessary. Outfit free. Her-tel 31 Washington, Dept. A-86J, Chicago. i A REAL, OPPORTUNITY Make 81S FINANCIAL STATEMENT SchMl District of th CM of LumIbc.

Mkku Jety im Jaty i. ism hereby certify that Um MmM tatmenta pertaining thereto an cornet mmutwud the operation at Um year audited end tlMlUuacui eondlllon at dale of Juno SO, JM. lUopoetfollr submitted. JEROME AND MAMtIS COMPART, By J. J.

Jeroeae Ctrtlfwa Partite Accemntanle balance mm JUKt 110 CASH Cask to office 44 07 American Stat Baring Bank lUserv Account 111.40 1 Bank of Lansing Reserve Account 111.41.4 Capital National Bank Reserve Account 113.4a 0 City National Bank Reserve Account 111.4 II People stau Bailiifa Bank Reserve Account 111.411.41 Peoples Slate Seringa Bank Checking Account (Ella M. Aldinger. Treasurer) 10.7M.1S I 871.14 0 CMOOLLCCTED TAXES (CITT CONTROLLER) Heal 843.0131 Personal 343.M3M rrmr cash pcno t.it CITY TREASURER IIM SCHOOL POR CKimiD CHILDREN 1.333.11 SCHOOL POR DEAF MM IT MISCELLANEOUS STOCK ACCOUNTS 141 INVESTMENTS POR INSURANCE SINKING FUND Capital Sarin! and Loan Company IS. 400 at Industrial Bank t.l7 Lansing Barlnta Loan Company 11.14 Union Building and Loan Association X1.SM.S 7t.6M.641 EQUITIES CAPITAL OUTLAY 44.17 TO CASH OVER ACCOUNT CAFETERIAS: Central High 1 1.1134 Psttenflll Junior Hlfh 1.444 14 W. French Junior High 3..

Weil junior High 373 Eastern UiH iredi 61 1 .14 4 DEBT SERVICE 2 5 7 EVININO SCHOOL 0 FIXED CHARGES 111.33 3 PUKL LOW IS UFNERAL CONTROL 4 115147 HEALTH SERVICE 1.144 07 INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE M.lll INSURANCE 10.iU.17 INSURANCE SINKING FUND U.444 44 INTEREST ON UNCOLLECTED TAXES 24.77 34 JANITORS' SALARIES 34.73 SO LIBRARY 41453 01 LIGHT AND POWER I.KIM LUNCHES 134 23 MAINTENANCE OP PLANT M.H1 47 NEW BUILDINOS AND SITES 123.065 5 OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT 7.017. OTHER ACTIVITIES 4 PLAYGROUNDS 4 41 TEACHERS' SALARIES 10. 143 15 TEXT BOOKS 1 17 FRACTIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.111.1 WATER 3.413 TOTAL EQUITIES tt.01t.M4. 11 Tha reason that the amount credited lo tho Insurance sinking fund la ss.000.00 In excess oi the luveatinent account for aame bacaua $1,000.00 belonging to this fund la represented by cash to to Invested later.

Not Included In the abote statement a bonded debt of 1.000 0 from School Dlstcict No. at time of annexation, which will absorbed la lb actir book account when paid. CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS JULY 1, 13 TO JULY 1. 130 RECEIPTS CASH ON HAND JULY 12. AS PER AUDIT REPORT I 41.101 85 BECEIVLD IHUM: CITY 1REASURER 11,40 0 74 TUITION 39 455 4 INTEREST ON BANK BALANCES 11.41.77 LUNCIILS t.tOO.S TEAC1IFHS' FUND 1031 10 EVENING SCHOOL 1.73141 SCHOOL POR DEAF 114 00 LIHHAHY- Fines, Rentals, etc 1.40 30 TCXT BOOKS 317 FRACTIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.

14 54 41 FRACTIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.4 I FROM PETTY CASH FUND 1400 0 MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS: From Cap.tal Onlay 1 1.005 tl From Mucel. Sale S3 SO From Instruction Service 1.104.41 From Maintenance 243.34 From Play Grounds 15. 1 From Operation of Plant 44 S4 From Other Activities 414 30 from Ovtr snd Short 4.M From Jaultoia' Salaries Checks Cancelled 11 to From Inatllut Fees 127 00 From Sale ol Suppllea .11 Returned from Calelerlaa: Cential Hull 21 14 Eastern Huh Ill 10 Paitenilll Junior High 515 74 West Junior High 211 2 Halter French Jr. Huh 114.14 1.111 TOTAL RECEIPTS POR Yjf.R 01.707.947.7S CASH BALANCE JULY 1.

121 PLCS RECEIPTS FOR YEAP 1.471.37 5 LESS DISBURSEMENTS FOR YEAR AS DETAILED ON NEXT FACE SUCCEEDING 100.01 JUNE 10. 110 CASH BALANCE ON HAND AS PER BALANCE SHEET 171,14.04 DISTRIBUTION OF CASH DISBURSEMENTS JULY 1, TO JUNE 10, 110 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Elections 1 11 Employee' Salaries 11 154 40 Sipplies 424 14 Otucr Expenses l.tlt 4 I4.M7.44 EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION Superintendent's Olfsce Salaries 11.55 41 Superintendent's Ollura Suppllea 3304 Superintendent Oil ice Otnrr Expenses 154 Cuniupltoiy Education Salalies g.074.1 Conipukoiy Education Other Expenses 431 SO Census 141 II Stork 101.4' Oilier Expenses 40 M.K i SUPERVISION Grade SupMVIslon Salaries 3 540 31 Grade HupervlMon other Eapenaea 1.44 01 Principals' Of I lea Salaries M.J77.M Principals' Olllc Clerks 11.21111 Principals' Office Supplies 1.11.12 Principals' Oil He Elerrenlarr Suppllea 10.117 4 PrUKipal' Office Other Expenses 2.121.44 111.421 90 TEACHINO Irs tilers' Salaries 01 1.953 63 Text ll.9? Junior Ulan Suppllea S.s-t I Comuienicmeiil and Exhibit 4440 senior Hth Suppllt 1.123 11 Other Expcuses 4.14 s.7 J4 OPERATION OP bCIIOOL PLANT Jamtois Salaries, etc 6.720 41 Fuel 44.S45 43 Water 1.143 LlCit and Poser 77 Janitors Supplies 1.BI002 Services Nou.pelsonal l.4 1 General Care of Grounds 17 SS Electric Lifht Bulbs 11011 Clock Ri pairs ISO 42 Othtr EipMiaoa 5S S4 114.44 34 MAINTENANCE OF PLANT Up-keep of tlrounas 1.211.4 R-plrs In Bulldlnss 22.310 4 Repalra lo Heat. Light and Plumbing 7.J31.00 Rrpalra and Kep'accment of Element. Equip 2.431. Repalra and Replacement of Junior Equipment 271.11 Rrpalia and Replacement of Senior Equipment 4 53 Repairs and Krplacemcnt of Furniture Equipment 313 3 Repairs and Replacement of Other Equipment 1.4150 Olner Exprnc 1.4141 54 FIXED (XIAROLB Insurance 1S47 9 Taxea 4.151 12 Contributions snd Contingenclea 1.275.

22 "1.174 40 PETTY C4SII FUND 1.500 00 DEBT SERVICE Payment of l.o0 Interest on Boi.d. ISO 00 Kelunds. taxes and Tuition IM il 1.111 CAPITAL OUTLAY New BuildliKS 42 41 1 Improvement oruuuds .2.474 41 Alteration of O.d Uullalnis 4.aO us New Bulldlnis Ileal. Ll(hl. Pljmb.

4. Elec (.54 01 New Bulldlnss Furniture 22.321 1 New Buildings Instruction Apparatus 201.1 New Bulldlnss Other Equipment 12.244 41 Old Btuldincs Heat, Llslll, Plumb. As Elec 1.734 4 Old Ru ldlnss Furniture Lilt: Old Bdiimiiss Instiuctlun Apparatua .31 55 Old Buildmcs Oth'r Equlprrrnl 2 274 14 Olhrr capital Outlay 4 1 1 474.25 11 LIBRARY Sa atles 215 0 RnoS. Rrpalra snl Rrnlacementa 1473 Other Expense 1.43101 4115102 HEALTH SERVICE bchool for Crippled Children 1.21 II School for Deaf 27 Health 8-rvlre 44 40 1.4MM OTHER ACTIVITIES Transportation of Pupils 177 00 Provision of Lunches 14.072 1 Advaivres to Cafeterias 1 04 5 plsrsrounda Summer l.4 71 Recreation Suppllea 2 0 Educational Newa It 3 Eveuuig School 4S 7 34.1M 4 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS FOR YEAR SI .000 041 5 RECONCILEMENT OF t'NCOLirrri'D taxes account with BOOKS OF CITY CONTROLLER AND TREASURER READ TAXES Amount ss pertCity Controller's Books 243.. 11 Amount as per School Books 141.0322 PERSONAL TAXES Amount as per City Controller Books 1.041M Amount as per School Boots I 01 LESS Entry mad July 2nd SM.I0 V0415 RECONCILFMENT AMERICAN STATE SAVINGS BANK RESERVE ACCOUNT JUNE M.

ISM BALANCE AS VERIFIEO AT BANK 112 4 41 BALANCE AS PER BJOKS lU.4M.gl RECONCILEMENT BANK OP LANSING RESERVE ACCOUNT JUNE M. I0 BALANCE AS VERIFIED AT BANK 112.41 41 BALANCE AS PER BOOKS RECONCILEMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK RESERVE FUND JUNE M. IM BALANCE AS VERIFIED AT BANK II14MM BALANCE. AS PER BOOKS 111.444 RECONCILEMENT CITY NATIONAL BANK RESERVE FUND tJUNE M. 1U4) Automobiles for Sale 11 CHRYSLERS And other good used cars.

low prices. E. z. terms, uariocn oaiea 405 8. Capitol.

DODGE 192S Past 4 coupe. 25. 1927 PONTIAC Roadster, special paint Job, 175. 30 OTHER Good buys. CAPITAL AUTO COMPANY 3IC-24 N.

GRAND DURANT 1928 4 cylinder coupe In fine condition. 2S0. wui traos ana give terms. E. F.

Foster 120 E. Ottawa. ESSEX Late, 1928 coach, extra good rub ber, real nice joo. saeo. aasy terms uu trade.

Miller Chevrolet Sales. "Your Chevrolet dealer." 1021 S. Washington. Phone 20872. ESfEX, 1929 Sedan, 23S: 1928 Whippet coupe.

S14S. laa'i rontiac coacu, East Side Motor Sales. 1919 E. Michigan. FORDS And many other good used cars.

Always a good selection at a. nr. xxauujr 1109 8. Washington avenue. FORDS All kinds of good used cars at low Srlces.

easy terms. F. J. Bland-ig Washtenaw at Grand. FORD Model A business coup, excellent running condition, enappy appci $75 down, balance monthly.

Call owner at raws. nun a Tiiln, hest buv in Lan sing. '29 cnevrolet cao at ao. Ford roadster, rumble, $365; late 28 Pontlac sports roadster. 215: -28 Chevrolet coach, nice, $235; 1929 Chevrolet coach, black, low mileage.

365. Ford '29 snorts coupe. 315. Chevrolet '26 coach. 85: '25 Maxwell sedan, 75: '25 Rco sedan.

60: '27 Star 6 coupe. 85: used cars bought and sold. North Side Motor Bales, 760 East Grand River. Phone 3780. FORD Model A sports coupe, late 1929.

terms. Phone 35341. Ti k. Bniawassee ot. GRAHAM PAIGE 4-passenger coupe.

619 model, low mileage, i-ricea umj fw. Lansing Motor Sales. 414 Wash. Ave Phone 3840 qrtrazu. HUDSON Standard sedan, late 1928, first class condition.

For sale cheap. Call 27912. OLDS Fords. Buioks, Reos. Chryslers.

unevroiets. uoages sua ruuiwv MMwwa Olds. 315 s. capitoi ave. OLDS SPORTS ROADSTER Late '28.

$300 cash, inquire nil r. wsuiui or muu 22351. OLDS Coach, 1927. This Is a repossessed car and must be sola. Mase us an oiicr.

Phono 62501. 038 E. Michigan. OAKLAND 1928 sedan, a nice, clean family car. low mileage and only 0395.

Ep-pler Si McCarrlck. 40t N. Washington. Phone 24913. PONTIAC 1929 series coupe, 8225.

1928 Chrysler. "62" coach, new tires. 365. G. Ic M.

Auto Sales. 2216 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 52610. "Music while you wait." PONTIAC Sports cab.

28. A-l shape, best buy in town. S165. Call Saturday or Sunday. 318 Rosemary.

PONTIAC '29 Tudor sedan, thoroughly reconditioned to new car performance. Reduced to 4S0. Truxell Bales 413-17 N. Washington. REO MICHIGAN SALES INC.

Dependable used cars. A square deal always. 317-21 E. Michigan Ave. REO 1930 Flying Cloud Sport sedan, like new.

Very reasonable. Inquire of owner, 504 Liberty terms. USED CARS Better grade used cars bought and sold at the Packard Sales. 129 w. wasntenaw.

we pay casn. WE BUY and trade cars. Real deal. Call w. H.

Paul Kalamazoo at Riv- er. phone 5Z43S. WE Sell better grade used cars. We will buy your car for cash. Abel Motor Sales Co.

730 E. Mich. Ave. Auto Trucks For Sale 12 FORDSON Tractor for sale cheap. Needs some repair.

Call 51311. FORD, 1927 model, with high stake rack, and Warlord transmission, 1 Ford model with panel body, A-l. 638 N. Hayford. Motorcycles and Bicycles GIRL'S 1929 bicycle for sale cheap.

In good condition. Inquire at 514 North Butler street. Bepalring Service Stations IS BATTERY CHARGING 50c. Used batteries. Nelson Tire and Battery Service 1006 E.

Michigan. Phone 62557 FORD Authorized sales and service. Only genuine "Ford" replacement jurts used All work done by skilled metysTnlcs and fully guaranteed. For best service bring your Ford repair job to Dean Ac Harris. North End Ford dealers, corner Grsnd River avenue and Cedar street.

Phone 31606. Wanted Automotive LIGHT SEDAN Wanted. Will trade two free and clear lots. Telephone 52069. SEDAN Late model, wanted In exchange lor free and clear lot.

Box 64, State Journal. Htistnvss Service Business Services Offered 18 ASHES HAULED And rubbish, 5c bushel. Black dirt. 13 and fill dirt for sale. General trucking, fhone 29526.

ASHES Rubbish, dirt hauled, tl per load. Cinders, black dirt for sale. Rankin Lewis. Phone 20334. ASHES.

RUBBISH And cinders hauled. Call Elmer Norris, phone 0207L 112 West Washtenaw. BED BUGS Moths, cockroaches, flees, ants, rats, mice exterminated by Charles H. Keeley 635 Vi East Michigan. Phone 8177.

Work guaranteed. BLACK DIRT Gravel and sand. 81.50 per yard; driveway gravel. 81.25: cinders, 81; fill dirt cheap. Grading, teaming, truck-Ing.

Campbell. 2324 W. St. Joe. 62373.

ELECTRIC REPAIRING If it's "electrical" wo can repair it. Phone 21356. Quick service, low rates. Barker-Fowler Electric 116 E. Ottawa.

FEATHER BEDS Renovated and made Into pillows or sectional mattresses. Felt or hair mattresses made like new. The Bundav Bedding phone 2223S FEATHER BEDS Cleaned. Made Into pillows and mattresses. Lansing Bed and Feather 1101 Case at.

Phone 22417 FLOOR SANDING Re-surfacing and re-flnishlng. Old floors made like new. New floors made perfect. Estimates. 1506 Jerome.

H. L. Barnum. Phone 9061. FLOOR SANDING By new equipment, old preferred, prices right.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates given. Charles Green, 914 W. Washtenaw St. FURNACES Cleaned and repaired, all work guaranteed, prompt service.

Phone 24350. GUNSMITH Expert workmen, prompt, oe-pendable service. Mail or bring your work to VanDervoort Hardware Co. Michigan and Grand Ave. GUNSMITH Stocks msde.

military rifles remodeled and reblued. Lyon Gun and Repair Shop, 323 E. Michigan Ave. KEYS MADE Light machine work and general repair. Lyons Gun Sr.

Repair anop. as e. Michigan. KEYS MADE Locks and safes repaired, quick, dependable service. VanDervoort Hardware Co.

Phone 3118. Grand Ac Michigan. KEYS MADE While you watt. Locksmlth-lng. repairing, saws filed.

Key Shop. Ill B. Grand. Phone 62133. We go anywhere.

8EWINO MACHINES REPAIRED Cleaned and adjusted 61.50. good used machines, some 85. Popular makes. 82 down. White Sewing Machine 121 E.

Allegan St. Phone 63444. WINDOW CLEANING 8peclal attention given residences. Lansing Window clean-Ing 137 E. Washtenaw Phone 38915.

WINDOWS CLEANED We carry work-man's liability Insurance. People's Window Cleaning 125 E. Allegan. Phone 62618. is YOUR VACUUM Cleaner only half working? Let us look at It, L.

B. Rull-son Co. Phone 83310. EAcTT LANSING Window Cleaning 112 It. Harrison East Lansing.

Phone 4740. WANTED AU makes of phonograph motors to clean and repair. Phone 346. Budd's Music House. Building and Contracting 19 BRICK LAYING General contracting, repair work, carpentering, cement and Etasterlng.

Get prices on arch open. igs. 221 S. Larch. Phone 55C16.

BUILDING MOVTNO Large" and email, also heavy machinery. O. J. Tanner. Phone 83437.

334 N. Magnolia. GENERAL CONTRACTING Building, remodeling, painting and mason work. 20667. O.

F. Arnold. 217 14. Magnolia tmnoRra ditrfd rhimnw, paired. Cement work of all kinds, city anarurai.

rnonesrasi. MASON WORK New or tiling for fireplace, kitchen or bath. Estimates 1 given. Phone 2U42. going to continue? It will exist In one place or another Just as long as we continue our present old time city gorernment with its buck naaslns and votf swapping aldermen.

I nave been a booster for Lansing for many years and have tried to help we city grow, nut I am becoming so disgusted with the present city government, and three-fourths of the cttisens who ask holding back the city, that I am gome to move out in the suburbs. We have men by the thousands in Lansing who are making their bread and butter in -the factories and at the same time are Imposing Lansing and Its products and walking around with a face a yard long. Some day. somenow, something will happen to make most of Lansing's citizens realise that the day of the airplane, the radio, fast transportation and progress is at hand, and when that day arrives maybe we will have a new city government. -J.

L. M. Tanning. Sept. 12, 1930.

MUD-SLINGING IS RECENT PRI-mary Campaign Arouses Ire of Addison Man; Is Astonished That Woraen Voters Shared in Warfare Editor. State Journal: Judging from the color of the mud that was In the air during the primary farce one would naturally come to the conclusion, that the state was bone dry, and the prohl's had crawled into the wet camp and gone to sleep; being lullabied by the basso-pro-fondo and contralto voices being carried over the air to the disgust of all thinking people who nave clean pontics at heart. The most astonishing part of the fiasco was the women Joining the chorus with clubs, besting time with a basset-horn, celebrating their tenth anniversary of their franchise. This is what is called clarifying politics, without wine, excepting for the leaders who ferment, bringing discredit upon our form of government. This campaign of mixed sexes con firms the statement more plainly of what our chief executive was forced to admit soon after his inauguration.

that "Life and property in the united States is relatively more un safe than in any other civilized coun try in the world." And surely, such a condition did not exist prior to the year 1920. So far as my observations extend, I can see but the one class who has been benefitted financially since the year 1920, and that is the manufac turers of a commodity which pstor to 1920 they sold at from to top price, but soon after 1920. it took a jump In a night to from (10 to $15 per. and at that, it was sn inferior article by 75 per cent. If this has clarified politics, I will take mine Claret-color.

O. D. BALL. Addison. Sept 12.

1930. EXPLANATION OF PROHIBITION Slate Issued by WUliamston W. C. T. V.

Given in Letter to Editor from Members of Christian Citizen Dept. Editor State Journal: I wish to present the truth about the prohibition slate Issued by the Willlsvrriston W. C. T. U.

Four years ago we held a pre-primary meeting and made out a slate of prohibition candidates, the names being sent to us by the state and county officials. We have continued this work each election year and with a growing demand from neighboring towns snd also from Lansing. This year we decided to have the slates printed snd distributed throughout the county. Our reason for issuing the slates was to give temperance voters the name of a prohibition candidate for each office. I wish to state here that the Lan sing W.

C. T. U. had nothing to do with issuing the slates except that the names of candidates were furnished by the county office. I believe they held a meeting at the Temple house and reached about one half of one per cent of the temperance voters, leaving the other 99 'i per cent without any information that would enable them to cast an intelligent temperance vote.

They thus lost a golden opportunity to help the cause of temperance at a critical time, for every election is a critical time in our country's history. Prohibition is the big issue of today and each candidate could have told the voters where he stood on the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead act. In other words he could have put himself across. The W. C.

T. TJ. committee had no political interest in any of the candidates, the slate being Issued merely as a temperance guide. MATILDA BARRACK. Christian Citizen Department, Wllllamston W.

C. T. U. Wllllamston. Mich, Sept.

11, 1930. CHICAGO MAN. AFTER SEEING State Jotvnal Editorial in Chicago Paper. Writes of High Real Estate Taxes; Says State Beats Chicago Editor State Journal: I recently read a very able edi torial on another subject quoted from your columns, snd I do wish you would get after real estate taxes In Michigan as incisively and clearly. Real estate taxes in every state I know of have gone wild.

Real estate cannot be hidden or Juggled some way ta book figures. With the rising flood of public expenses, many of them use less so far as the general public Is concerned, legislators have been cudgeled out of seeing who should pay them. But Michigan is the worst of all! It's real estate "valuators" and ner cent fixers went plumb crazy and appear to choose to stay so. The taxes in big and crooked Chicago are literally less on property of equal value than in a small Michigan town. Assessors are presumed to put" a tax-figure on real estate st "its true cash value." Now what in conscience sake is "a true cash value?" Evidently they took the view that it meant a price at which it might selL But a house and lot or farm which might sell at their guess yesterday, may tomorrow be worthless, unsaleable at any price.

What's a factory worth that's shut down, a house or buldlng that doesn't pay net rent over a term of years? Or a farm (like most of 'em) that's a mere grubbery for existence? Why, they put city "values" on property that is In fact a liability, not an asset. Their discernment is dead, unfair, cowardly. Things or persons who make net money should pay the taxes. Against the ordinary parcel of real estate, any taxing sense would find a wsy to mske them nominal. J.

W. Chicago, Sept. 1930. VOTER FOB PROPOSED CITT Charter 'Frwse ta Nsilfrrt Asasag Cstys Says City Lacks ror-ars-leeaiag L-Ttawsss dltor: I am to take this opportunity to publicly declare that I am proud that I was numbered among tne progressive citlams of Lansing who last Tuesday went to the pout ana voted In favor of the proposed city charter. It Is indeed a pleasure to know that you are numbered among Lansing's progressive minority.

I surety wouldn't want to be on the side that voted down the greatest document for better city government that has ever been pre sented In this city. We. ss a city voted down the mod ern charter, the old time city fathers did awar with the voting machines and returned to the paper ballots and now If we will all lunk out automo biles, tear tip the pavements, do away with airplanes, smssh up the radios, get out the phonograph and buy a new horse and buggy we will be liv ing In the same age that our old city charter is adapted for. Also. I want to say that I voted for the paring bonds, but due to the fact that Lansing has more backward citizen than ft has progressive, the paving bonds lost and we will no longer proeres along those lines.

It's a good thing for the automobile in dustry, however, as many springs wui be broken and cars will wear out faster on our present rough streets. I refer especially to Washtenaw and Allegan in the downtown district. Then while I am talking about streets there's another thing. After years of labor, the Logan street viaduct was finally completed, but still the approaches to this beautiful span are so unbearably rough that it nearly breaks one's neck to go over them in low gear. Bow long is this condition West Junior School Gossip Election of officers at West Junior will be held September 16.

Primary elections were held for the selection of candidates In every social study room. Voting machines will be in stalled for the election in room 103. Waiter Marsh and Jim Baker will run for president of student council, while Ruth Car and Betty Cushmsn are candidates for secretary-treasurer. Opposing contenders for the ninth grade representative are Edward Johnson and Jerry Kles. Charles Salinger snd Leland De- mctt will contest for the title of eighth grade representative.

Barbara Bush snd Betty Avery are nominees ss seventh grade representative. -Eliza beth LUley and Ralph Kauiman wiu compete for the ninth grsde bank board representative csnaidstes. Patricia Foster and Robert Jack will run for delegate from the 9-B grsde. Marion Moore and Martha Chamber lain will run against each other for the eighth grade representative. Billy Burgess and Jeanette Hackett will contend in the selection of a delegate from the S-B grsde.

Ellsworth Af- feldt and Robert Blandlng are aspir ants for the 7-A grade. West Junior will usher In a new style of entertaining the freshman who have Just been promoted from the elementary schools. The unique Affair will be called "The Freshman Reception and will be staged Friday evening. September 12 at 7:30 o'clock. The parents of the freshman pupils wilt be afforded entertainment in the new auditorium and later will be introduced to the teachers following refreshments In the cafeteria.

On Friday general assembly will be held for the lower group who will listen to candidates snd manager. The upper half I ill meet Monday. I I All students of Central gathered In the gymnasium for the initial ss- seraoiy Monday bepiemoer s. linaries E. Purge, principal.

Introduced Ralph Young, director of athletics st Michlgsn State college. Mr. Jarvis gave a brief talk on relationship of school life to school athletics. Miss Beraldine Ward and Robert Kosltchek discussed the advantages of the newly adopted organization ticket. Douglas Graham has been appointed editor-in-chief of the "Zodiac." snd Dsve Ward was elected editor of the "Oracle." The "Zodiac" staff is now sctive in preparing for the first edi tion, to be issued September 17.

New pupils who have recently en' rolled at Central from schools other than Junior highs are: James Hughes. Daniel NeUls. Bob Palmer. Fred Belen. Benjamin Hartford, Dora Ramsdll, Virginia Johnson.

Edith Garrison. Ltabelle Peterson. Lois Parks. Inez West, and Mary Anne Maler. a The banking council will meet on Monday September 15.

Robert Flatting has been chosen manager for this se mester. Clayton Kutt has been named new bead cheer leader for the semester. 113.4431 113.471 41 111.471 41 1143 7.440 ia.7g.ii 4JilC0 4.141.50 49 SO 10 10 101 10 20 41.00 4.0 14 7 10 44 13 734 0 S41.43 t.105.11 13 Russell Hoogerhyde, Nation al Titleholder, Instructor At Local Sange Russell Hoogerhyde of Coldwater, who recently won the national archery championship, will return to Lansing Monday to resume his duties of In structor at the archery range ft 108 West Michigan avenue. Hoogerhyde was instructor here prior to winning numerous titles during the i.ummer. For the first time in the history of the national championship, the Robin Hood from Coldwater brought the title to the middle west when he scored 167 more points than his closest rival.

The tournament wss conducted in Chicago during August In addition to this title Hoogerhyde won the southern states championship at Pine Bluff, Ark, the mid-western associa tion tournament at Peoria, 111., the Indiana state championship, and numerous local titles in Michigan tournaments. He has accumulated a total of 18 medals, the largest collection ever won by an archer in a single year. Hoogerhyde's record is the more remarkable In view of the fact that prior to his entry in the national tournament he had been actively Interested in the sport but slightly more than a year. RECEIVING APPLICATIONS FOR MERCHANTS' SCHOOL To Give Ci-Weeks' Course In Modern Merchandising Methods at M. S.

Under Local Association Auspices Applications for the merchants' training school to be conducted at Michigan State college this fall and winter under auspices of the Lansing Merchants Association, are now being received by Theron M. Sawyer, secretary-manager of the association, it was announced Saturday. The school, which will be known as a "training school in modern mer chandising methods" will consist of a 12-weeks course, one class being con' ducted each week. All local store employes, regardless of position, are eligible to enroll in the course. According to Mr.

Sawyer. It is expected the school will get under way about September 22. Legal Notice MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage made by WILLIAM J. DONAHUE nd MARGARET C. DONAHUE, husband and wife, to American State Savings Bank, a coiporatlon of Lansing, Michigan, dated May 10.

1924. and recorded in the office of the register of deeds for Ingham county. Michigan, on May 12. 1924. In liber 252 of mortgages on page 71.

on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice for principal, taxes. Insurance premiums and Interest, the sum of one thousand five hundred ninety and 5-100 (11.590. 05) and an attorney's fee of 135.00 as provided by law. and the mortgagee having elected to declare all sums secured by said mortgage Immediately due and payable because of the several defaults of the mortgagors, and no suit or proceeding at law having been institjted to recover the ponies secured by said mortgage or any part thereof, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage and the atatute in such case made and nrovided on October 31. 1930.

at ten o'clock In the fore-moon. Eastern Standard time, the under signed will, at the north outer door of the city hall in the city of Lansing. Ingham county. Michigan, that being a place where the circuit court for said county is held, sell at public auction the premises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount so as aforesaid due on said mortgage with 7r interest, and aU legal costs including said attorney' fee. which said premises are described In said mortgage as follows: Lot forty-two (421 of Park Manor Heights, In Lansing township, Ingham county, Michlgsn.

according to the recorded piat thereof. Dated July 24. 1930. American State Savings Bank, Mortgagee. Poster ft Cameron.

Attorneys for Mort-a-ae-ee. Business address. 709 American ISUte Savings Bank Lansing. Mich. MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made In the conditions of a certain 'mortgage made by WILLIAM J.

DONAHUE and MAKtiAKc. 1 uuHAnus, nusoana inn wife, to American State Savings Bank, a corporaUon of Lansing. Michigan, dsted April 4.0924. and recorded iu the olilce of the register of deeds for Ingham coun-ty. Michigan, on April S.

1924. In liber 252 of mortgages on page 44, on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice tor principal, taxes. Insurance premiums and Interest, the sum of one thousand five hundred and six and 16-100 (gl.506.16l dollars, and an attorney's fee of S35.00 as provided by law. and the mortgagee having elected to declare all sums secured by said mortgage Immediately due and payable because of the several defaults of the mortgagors, and no suit or proceeding at law having been instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage or any part thereof, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power ot sale contained In said mortgage and the statute In such case made and nrovided Ion October 31, 1930. at ten o'clock In the forenoon.

Eastern Standard time, tne undersigned will, at the north outer door of the city hall In the city of Lansing. Ingham county. Michigan, that being a place where the circuit court for said county Is held, sell at public auction the nremlsea descrlhed In said morteaee. or SO much thereof as may be necessary to par the amount so as aforesaid due on said mortgage, with 7 Interest, and all legal costs Including said attorney's fee. which said premises are described in said mortgage as follows: Lot one hundred fourteen (1141 of Park Manor Heigh is in Lansing township.

Ingham county. Michigan, according to the recorded plat there-oL Dated July 24. 1930. American State Savings Bank. Mortgagee.

Poster and Cameron, attorneys for mortgagee. Business address. 709 American State Savings Bank Lansing. Michigan. Default having been made in the con-I dltions of a certain mortgage made by DAVID COLE and MAUDE COLE, nus-band and wife, to BERT J.

BAKER, dated June 1. 1917. and recorded In the office of the register of deeds for Ingham county Michigan, on June 18. 1917, In liber 13 of mortgages on page 517. which mortgage was duty assigned to D.

E. Bates and E. P. Mills, trustees, by assignment recorded in aaid register of deeds office. In liber 19S of mortgages on page 21.

and by said assignees duly assigned to American Savings bank by assignment recorded In said register of deeds office In liber 17 of mortgages on page 499. and by said assignee duly assigned to American State Savings bank, a Michigan corporation, by assignment recorded In said register of deeds office In liber 173 on page 595. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice for principle, taxes and Interest, the sum of one thoussnd one hundred seventy-nine and 56-100 itl.179.S6i dollars, and an attorney's fee of $25.00 as provided by law. and the assignee having elected to declare all sums secured by aaid mortgage immediately due and Dayaole because ol the several defaults of the mortgagors and no suit or proceeding at law having been Instituted to recover the monies secured by said mortgage or any part thereof, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage ana tne statute in sum case made ana provided on October 31. 1930.

at ten o'clock In the forenoon, eastern standard time, the undersigned wiiL at the north outer door of the city hall In the city of Lansing. Ingham county. Michigan, that betbg a place where tha circuit court for said county Is held, sell at public auction the premlaes described in said mortgage or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay tne amount so as alorrsald due oo said mortgage, with 7 Vent Int-rest. and all legal costs Including said attorney's fee. which said premises are described as follows: Lot number ten 1 10 Mock one of South Park addition to tho city of Lansing.

Ingbsm county. Michigan, according to the recorded plat thereof. Dated July 24. 1930. American 8tate Savings Bank, assignee.

Poster 4Y Cameron, attorneya for mortgagee, business address: 70 American State Savings Bank Bldg. Lansing, Michigan. oMie wme. eeiiing cnristmas care InrllvlHuD I. k.

I RECONCILEMENT PEOPLES STATE SAVINGS BANK RESERVE ACCOUNT JUNE SO, 19M BALANCE AS VERIFIED AT BANK BALANCE AS PER BOOKS ACCOUNT SIRS. ELLA M. ALDTNOER. TREASURER BANK RECONCILEMENT PEOPLES STATE SAVING! BANK JUNE SO. 110 BAIANCE PER BANK STATEMENT LESS Outstandtns Checks as per list In Office BALANCE PER LEDOER JUNE SO.

IMS RECONCILEMENT CITY NATIONAL BANK ACCOUNT ALICE JARVIS. CASHIER PETTY CASH FUND JUNE SO. 110 BALANCE PER BANK STATEMENT LESS Outstanding Checks: No. 437 100 No. 4T 104 No.

43 37 No- aM 1 DO No. 495 44 33 No. 4CM TM 00 ii uu.ums uvuki. riyi. buying now.

Lowest prices make selling easy. Full or spare time. Highest commission, puis bonus. No experience needed. Sample book free.

Individual Greeting Card 412 S. Market, Dept. 914, Chicago. WOMAN Of education and ref.nement desires position as maid in good family. Experienced.

No objections to belp-Ing wltn care of children. Phone 27109. NEW INVENTION Prevents shoulder straps slipping, 88 dally possible. Sample V- North Windham. Conn.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY For ex-teacher. Protesttnt. with at least 3 years' experience. Some travel, good Income. Olv details and phone.

Box 75. Journal. SELL Three dresses for 5.0. Earn to 64S weekly and free dresses. Amazing values.

Newest styles. Experience unnecessary. Free outfit shows dresses In col- -or. Fashion Prouts, Dept. 16059, Cincinnati O.

WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVELING Po-eltion. Open Sept. 22. not married, entirely unincumbered, between 26 and 4v. Good education essential.

Salary to atart. bonus and trsnsportitlon. Give age, education, experience. Compton 4s 1002 N. Dearborn.

Chicago. NEAT APPEARINO WOMEN Earn S15 and more weekly selling "Plc-Wie frocks. No Investment. All or spare time. Pickwick Mfg.

Ft. Wayne, lnd. GIRL To assist with general house a. ADD Amounts Due from Board of Education to Reimburse for check Issued: Aatomobiles for Sale II BUICK 1921 Master 5-passenger coupe. condition at price of a 'mrs.

Phone 3C64. No 1 NO. 41 No. 4SSS NO. 4W NO.

4SM NO. 441 NO. 41 I No. 41 NO 4S4 No. 4a No.

444 LESS Ctvec No 4144 i Rede post ted i 1131, N. Wash. Cl 2 CHEVROLET And other good used ears See us before buying BlshoD Chevrolet eatea. cast Lansing CHEVROLET 192 coach, runs and lookti like new. Low once, easy terms.

Millrr oam. iuui inFTTOiet er. 1021 P. Washington. Phone 20873.

CHEVROLET Superior coupe. Licensed. 34 cash, til North Butler Blvd. Help Wanted Male S3 CARPENTERS Plumbers, palnte-s. paper-hangers, who will donate a day's work for eRarity.

Ingham County Tube rculc-. sis Salraae Ewp, 325 W. Ionia. Phots 34693 or 5 1597. BAIANCE AS Pint LEDOER JUNE M.

19 Since June. 11. this account has been September 11, 134 JO 4.1 changed to Amanda R. Tom biota, cashier. JL W.

COOPER. Secretary.