The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 10

THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1037. TOM BOViOKR MANAGER THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE NINE GLADSTONE PHONE 32 RI BLDG. STROM OPPOSES LIGHT PLANT Declares He Believes Generating Cost Estimate Low BRIEFLY TOLD A rather spirited argument between Atty. Alger Strom on one hand and several city commissioners and the city manager on the other, resulted at the commission meeting Tuesday evening when spectators were invited to ask any questions they desired pertaining to the proposal to construct a municipally owned electric generating plant.

Commissioner C. K. Hawkins had just concluded a brief review of the situation which resulted in the commission's conclusion to place the proposal to build before the taxpayers when Atty. Strom asked Mr if he favored municipal ownership because it would "be a benefit and saver to Gladstone residents or because of personal Commissioner Hawkins replied that, he believed the installation would result in a decided benefit to everyone in this city. Atty.

Strom expressed doubt that current could be generated at the figures estimated by the 'irm of engineers ho made the local survey and claimed the gen- figures on the pamphlet put out by city were inaccurate for the reason, he contended, nothing had been charged depreciation, intere-t on investment and insurance. Hawkins asked Strom ii he was not prejudiced because of monetary considerations to which latter replied that his interest was purely personal. Kxcerpts from correspondence between the power company and it. If. Buechner.

former local city manager, in which power company indicated it might consider reducing the local rates providing the wire passed to the consumers were read by Atty. Strom. Hawkins then took exception to a statement ho claimed Strom made Monday evening to tho fect that tho engineering firm which prepared tho local survey was connected with a Diesel engine company and lauded the reputation and ability of the firm. Atty. Strom claimed Michigan statutes forbid applying the from a municipal utility to tho general fund and said that he current could be distributed cost and the amount of monej now gained from utilities made up through taxation.

Commissioner Hawkins by explaining that about a 40 per cent rease in assessed val- i at ion would be necessary to provide the amount equal to tho pre- ent utility profit and if this was done county paid by the lo- cul would be propor- ionately larger. I Annual annual business meeting of the Young society of the Mission Covenant church will be held this evening in the church parlors. Al this time officers arc to be elect- led and committees appointed. Refreshments will lie served at the close of the business session. All members have been asked to attend.

It was also announced that following the meeting the chorus will meet for rehearsal. 3 AMENDMENTS ARE EXPLAINED All Electors May Vote on Proposed Charter Changes SOCIAL KEN GtJNDEItMAN MANAGER MANISTIQUE PHONE 155 HACKENBItACH BLPO. W. United Workers Auxiliary will hold their regular business meet ins this afternoon at the Labor hall at mmrn I jw i meeting of the Aid society of the First Lutheran church is to bo held this afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlors. Carl hostess.

Mid-W (vk week service held at the church this Wedell will be the A mid- of devotion is to be Methodist pisco pa I evening at 7:30 I A prayer meeting will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock at the Gospel Tabernacle. GIA of officers will be conducted by the G. I. A. to H.

of L. at a meet itiK to bo held this afternoon in the Ma los hull. A ance is anticipated. large attend- HOES BLADDER IRRITATION WAKE vor I not normal I burhu Irtvn, Into It'a naturt-'a Make juniper oil, an little Yarning. ini ft i it hr ilcta, to fluch out and ran Irritation multing in up flow, burning.

and JiMt to yuur druggiat. ln if plraurd your will Le re- iunded. Proplna Drug Ca Wiisi business meeting of the Wasa Order will he conducted this evening at 8 in the Eagles' hall. A social, during which refreshments will bo nerved, is to follow the business session. Members of the Evening Star Ijodge, Bscanaba, have been Invited to attond.

NATIONAL DANK HOLDS MEETING All Officers Re-Elected by Directors; Report (lood Year Directors and officerh of the First National Hunk of Gladstone were turned at the annual meeting of the institution held la to Tuesday. Directors selected by the share holders were Elof Hanson, Janie T. E. Good of Nahmn, Ixral Hanson and Frank A. Miller The following stilfr of officers was re-elected by tho directorial board: President, Elof Hanson.

VI ph James T. Jones. Cathler, E. J. Noreus.

Assistant cashier, E. J. Noblet. A good year In 19 36 was rc- ported, bank showing a gain i of about 20 per cent in deposits I and an increase in the undivided I profit of lu per lent after petting up the necessary reserve. Postpone Debate Because Of Flu Epidemic At Soo Girls-Make This ij Beauty Test remarkably easy way to clear the complexion and help put new fire into listless eyes over night, in most is to a cup of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at bedtime Hundred's of pretty in this section owe the fn their cheeks to th: pure old natural tea City Drug Store, Dehlin Drug Store, til ads tone.

ib i A Il jrw" i i la a i Now Showing Adin. JOc 2 BIG HITS Stone, Cleaaon, Bruca Cabot. Latimer, Matty CraMo Shown ut 7 A 10 p. at 2ND Now At HIT Popular MAX REINHAR DIS A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM' kwti) IMt Shown at Only high school's debate with SauIt Ste. scheduled for Friday evening has been pont- until some time next week at the request of Soo Kchool au- thoilties.

Prevalence of influenza at the Lock City made it inadvisable to hold argument on the original date, it was reported. The local negatives this evening will participate In a practice late against tho freshman team, ft is announced by Jlertrand Ilenne, debate coach. Ail persons debiting to attend the practice argument are invited to do so. On the freehman trio are Barbara Jean It I ley Alice Dehlin and Eileen Thlvlerge, The varsity team is composed of Hithard Johnston, Agnea Dahlbeck and Dean Slye. The Judge for the debate with tho Soo as yet has not been chosen.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FACE PIMPLES These disfiguring little spots often result from a slight, temporary disturbance, or merely from incorrect cleaning, or sometimes they are more persistent due to deeper internal causes. While properly treating the cause, you can relieve the turning soreness and help you- skin by using an ointment that wdl keep the medication in contact with the pimply spotj. Apply it every nignt and leave it on all night. It does a world of good. For more than 40 years people have used Resinol Ointment to fill this need.

It soothes the irritation and aids healing. It aleo treats the oil pore? where many surface pimples start. Washing first with Resinol Soap quickens the pleasing results. Buy a jar of Resinol Ointment and cake of Reeinol Soap from any druggist. For free sample write Resinol, Dept.

10, Baltimore. Md. At a election on January 19 tho voter, or not a taxpayer, is privileged to vote on three amendments to the Gladstone city charter. Tho following a brief explanation of these amendments and of the ren- for their being submitted to the voters. The first amendment Is the addition of a paragraph allowing 1 the city to issue revenue bonds, payable from utility revenue.

While the charter contains a reference to this type of bond there Is no place in it where the city is specifically authorized to issue them, although it was probably the intent of the framers of the charter to them. For this reason, if the taxpayers vote for the construction of a Diesel plant it necessary that this amendment also be carried so that the city will have the express authority to issue bonds to pay for tho plant out of its earnings. The second amendment relates to the provision's of the charter governing franchises. The chapter on franchises now covers all franchises which tho city might iflnie, and contains a number of restrictions and conditions which must be met before a franchise could be given. Under the state law it is necessary that any issue of revenue bonds contains a franchise in the event that the bonds are defaulted and the mortgage foreclosed.

The bond ordinance to bo voted on contains tho franchise provision but it is impossible to pa the bond ordinance with this conditional franchise and still comply with the conditions of the charter as it now Ftands. One example of this is the provision that the franchise must he accepted by the party to whom given before it can be granted by the city. Obviously, should this ever become necestary, it would then be granted to tho purchaser under the foreclosure and there is no way of now telling who the purchaser might be. For some reason this amendment Is offered to ex empt a franchise contained In a revenue bond ordinance from the provitdonH of the charter relating to franchises In general. The charter proviplons are intended to relato to franchises granted t( private corporations for the 1 streets for utilities and could not have been intended to cover thin case.

The third amendment, not con nected with the Diesel plant, is In relation to the right of the city to lease or sell land which is needed for any public purpose. The charter provisions relate largely to property used for utility and to the utilities themmlven Lut Include a phrase enumerating parks and other city land. This amendment would eliminate parks and other city land from this restriction except where the deed of purchase provides that the land may be used only for park purposes, as Is the case with our tourist park and most of the east park. The purpose of tho amendment is to the commission to lease or city property which Is no longer necessary for public me. For Instance, an made to secure a tal for Gladstone ed by the cltv.

1 ter Is amended, lime this valuable as the commision Pot luck t'lub Members of the Potluck club held their 3 0 dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and H. We cott, 619 Michigan avenue. Following the dinner the group formed tables of contract. Mrs.

Ci. Dehlin and Dr. F. Diamond won high scores during the evening and Mrs. and Ben Chatfleld re- received consolation.

EXPERTS TO SPEAK HEBE Agriculture Conservation Problems Discussed Today URIE FLY TOLD Entertains Mrs. Bertrand Henne ed members of her bridge club i Tuesday evening at a 6: SO dinner i at the Green Lantern tea room. Following the dinner tlie group returned to the IVnne residence on Superior avenue and formed tables for contract. In the contest Mrs. Walter Tang held high score and Mrs.

Henne second. Luther League The Luther League of the First Lutheran church will meet Uits evening in the church parlors at Officers are to he elected at this time and all members have been asked to attend. A short program will he presented during the evening and refreshments served. The program: 1 nvocat ion. Bead ing.

Jack Alton Mouth organ selections. Kenneth Nylund. Heading, Margit Sire. Short talk. DELTA AVENUE TO BE PAVED Two Other Paving Projects Approved After Hearings The I agricultural conservation program for Michigan will be discussed at the Legion cottage this morning at ten o'clock.

The meeting which will extend into the afternoon will include a general discussion of soil conservation problems. A representative of the extension department of Michigan Slate college and a representative of the Michigan agricultural con servatlon committee will attend the meeting to handle the educational work. The extension specialist will present the background of the conservation problems as they confront Michigan farms and will discuss proper methods and practices to be used In conserving the soil, tive of state explain 1937 Meeting teich- ers of the Zion Lutheran Sunday School are herewith advised thai the meeting scheduled for this week lue been postponed to Friday evening, January 2 2. will be basketball practice of the Schuster and Inland teams this evening at in the old gvm. Willing Willing Workers society of the Presbyterian church will meet Saturday afternoon for their regular meeting.

This meeting will lie held in the church parlors nt 2:30 with the Misses Geraldine and Florence ut as hostesses. HOME BEAUTY PLAN PRAISED Garden Contest Idea Is Incentive, Writes Miss Schuster SOCIAL Th te ight Social Meeting Star lodge will meeting on Friday K. of P. hall. A and bunco will 1 ness meeting.

Dun .1 Golden for a social evening at the short program dlow the busi li will bo serv- many disi rii An fnrmc discus gram. i are The representa committee will program, being held in throughout thb invitation Is rs interested of this extended to all in hiring the important pro- Coinmittees ricked For ir tliduu Hall Committees Birthday Hall January I gym nah da for the to he lit ,10, at litim, wer ed ltel ret. by Frank general chairman, ire has been appi v-treasurer of tho President's dd Sat tilo high annotine- M. Gierke, John I. dated sec- partv.

Tlethany society of the Zion Lutheran church will meet this evening ai the home of Mrs. Vern Bkstrom with Miss Father Soderheck assisting hostess. A good attendance I5? desired. ALL SENTENCES ABE CONTINUED Circuit Court Term Here One of Shortest on Record it ti 'Pon last diri a letter Schuster cha Irma tei Mb first also i summ est in Mis Dr. Dear Jus the in tin is, I noim I sum me I written to Dr.

of the Sehusti winner xpresaed the w'otild lie E. 1 garden con- Lions club in the keynote of Evelyn E. Schatr.msn, i co mm 11- who a in the contest hope that the repeated next otlt I to liotn stimulate more interims utification. letter follows; chat 7. man, Sir: a few days heck sent garden cont wish to thank effort is being Veterans hospl- on a site own- the char- the city might addition to it would have no power to sell, lease or donato the site.

Also, it Is possible th'it the city might have a good offer for the property now occupied by the old city ball but under the charter as It now reads, the could not bo sold, although no longer greatly needed for city purposes. Any registered voter is to vote on any of these amend ments and it is necessary for first two to paws along with Diesel plant ordinance if it 1s the de-ire of the taxpayers that tin plant be built. Gospel Mectinpx Will Be Held At Church will Three paving projects wore approved by tho city commission following public hearings during a regular meeting day eve ning. All are proposed lor construction during the coming tpring and summer. Tho projects include Delta avenue, Eighth to Eleventh street; Seventh street, Delta avenue to Wisconsin avenue, and Eleventh street, Delta to Superior avenue.

A petition opposing the paving of Delta avenue was presented to the commission and read at the hearing. It bore the names of the owners of out of 72 lots which will be affected by the improvement but only 34 were recognized by the commission. Two of signatories earlier had requested their names be stricken from the petition while a person, other than the legal administratrix, had signed for property in an estate. O. C.

Esteuson contended the petition bore the signatures of tho owners of the majority of the property to be affected and "that should settle the CharliM Frlckson also a iked the commission if the petition wasii to be given serious con-ideration The hearing wa- marked several verbal interchanges between Mayor Ole Peterson and Mr. Estenson. As the hearing opened, the mayor that in view of the fact that the government bearing 52 cent of the cost of the improvement he believed it an opportunity that the property owners could not afford to pass up. Mr. Estenson asked the mayor to refrain from prop Uganda while in tin or Peterson said his opinion.

Win. Praiss spoh the paving and Mr. jected to a person of property affi provement being Mayor much as the city Tho committees follow: I Ticket E. Nelson, Wm. Ilarker, Hoy Anderson, John I.

Hellalre. Ballroom arrangements Ed Sundell, Paul Kiefer, Tony Busch Clias. I Ferdinand Gorsche. Prog I tu I L. s.

hat man. Ernest Ecklaud, James ller- ro, Wm. Sheahan. Mu Ii It Slddall, Jansen, Leonard Harbick. Entertainment John Glrvln, Adam Heinz, Wm.

Norton. Floor Nor- tno, Ewald Nelson, George Gra plus, L. E. llambeau, Sven Johnson, Ernest Branch, Ferdinard Qorsche. Publicity W.

L. Norton, chairman, K. Gunderman. Sentencing who pleaded fenses befori licit Runnel- of all defendants guilty to various of- Cireult Judge Her- this week has been continued until tiio April term of circuit court. The circuit court session hero this week was one of shortest on record, with no jury trials and no cases heard.

Only eight criminal canes were listed on the docket for this ses: ion and of these one was settled out of court, three were continued and guilty pleas were accepted In tho others. The of grand larceny against John Alien and Garland Nia were dropped when the youths pleaded guilty to tfimplo larceny. Sentencing of them, along with Bernard tler, larceny; Lawrence Ntdms, desertion, and Robert Repp, desertion, was continued until the April term of court. ago I cashed as first prize st. Late as it you for it.

I believe this contest was one of the finest things ever done by any organization for this town I have a garden, with or without a contest, but I must ad mit that having people Judge my in comparison with others has stimulated me a great deal. 1 have often visited in Wisconsin and lower Michigan towns. 1 have always admired their gardens with their beautifully kept liwns and landscaped flower areas. The homes were frequently shabby but the gardens attracted so much attention as to overshadow' this. Our town is a dr after seeing what smaller places scaping.

Howi has caused man) tify their yards, he sponsored an tire the return worth the exp I believe tl ing project idful letdown tino of these In Innd- contest to bea lilt doni thi pie only Iter would I mlit ure. rhristma also valu could I am well llght- Ide. It to me tak- iny at- Davo Fkberg, is a city with of Evanston days in tin COOKS TIIEATKKS Piercing the faulty parole tem of a big city Turn challenges this often abused branch ot penology in the drama at the Rialto Theatre. Two strong themes the dual of a notorious gang and the effect upon society of parole system -mark "Don't Turn 'Em oom in which Lewis Stone, James Gleason, Bruce Cabot und pretty Lou I Latimer head tli cast. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is the attraction i May- wan only of in favor ofi Estenson ob- not an owner by tho given the floor i said that Inas- paying for New Hooks Placed On Librari Shelves Ml any ha vi uh be believed per eon t-hould their views, long as they are retorted Estenson IR1 in- V( the the (dis, lierlying itchy, bui A series of gospel services be conducted in the Mission nant church Jan.

with Rev. Carl llognauder of Broadway Temple, Mlnneuj as the guest speaker. Evening services will bo held on week-days, with tho exception of Saturday, at 7 40 p. while Sundjy services will be at the usual hour. There will be gpecial airging at all services by the Junior choir, ladies' chorus and church choir.

The Rev. Hognander, a prominent speaker and evangelist, well known In Gladstone having proviouwly served an Escanaba church pastor. He is gpoiieur I of the Cheer Programs of the broadcast weekly over WDGY, Among the topics on which ho will speak are: I Know That I Am a Child of I Am a Oiiid of God Why Do 1 Working of Christian and "The Sweetness of the The public is invitod center terestf right to eh1 Postmaster B. R. advo- attd the paving saying "The main street make good alley for a livewire town Tho cost per 28-foot front lot will bo approximately This includes the cost of a storm newer to bo constructed to carrv away surface water.

The cost will be spread over five will be paid in annual in ments. The estimated cost of Delt project is $11,150 of which th city's share is $5,17 3 and th cost to property owners, No persons appeared to heard at the on tho otti er two paving projects and the were approved. Bids for construction of three projects will be accepted until 5 in tho afternoon of Tuesday, Jan, 20. -t a 11- A group ol and it the puhli iioimced 1 1 hi a 1 by while ilo- tion adult The till Lutes. Dotigli! "Out Chase.

Louise School ry. new. hool placed in ha library, it Col ell of Sun i for Jt are n- been illation is llen en I le un-fit Th md i ry authors: Kitchen I 14 II Cooks, Mieli. Catholic Ladle rnest Popour Guests were Mrs. B.

Wright, Mrs. l)e Mrs W. Deniars, Minor joined Nalus Popour will hostess on January Aid -Members of Aid met at tie home January 7 Dalgoid, an Delori a Ru socioty be tin 1rs. und Mi A i ho at tl A cali raffle Close inril iti party Ladiei Hotel Party given by the Aid January well attended. was Interesting because some of the horn ing part have never made tempt nt decoration before.

The Lions club is indeed to be congratulated in sponsoring these activities. I trust that their interest will continue, Truly yours, Evelyn E. Schuster. CCC Hoys Warned Judge Stephens A determination to the town allegedly uttered by a group of CCC bov-t being trans ferred from the Saginaw district to Camp Cooks probably end disastrously for any of the CCC boys who attempt to put those words Into action, Justl Stephens warned yesterd primanding one of th- who fell into tho arms ol A fine of $5 was infln a CCC boy who pleaded taking a tooth pick Mani tique hotel as a Lady Foresters Tho regular meeting of the Lady Foresters was held Tuesday night In the K. of C.

hall. Following tho business session a social evening was enjoyed and tables of fivo hundred and bridg. were in play. Prizes in the games were won by Mrs. Irene Hinkson.

high, in r.OO, and Mary Fa gan, consolation. Mrs. Christian received high In bridge and Mrs Irene Hambeau, consolation. Delicious refreshments were served after the games. Mrs.

Victor killings was chairman of the committer in charge of the arrangements. Big Spring's Fine Beauty Is Praised By School Teacher The beauties of Big Spring are being expounded all over ica, letters being received by 1 John I. Bellaire, No. 1 I booster for tho Wonder Spot, i indicate. The letter of praise from Norma Jean Stuart, school teacher of Oxnard, California, who wrote to Mr.

Bellaire as follows; January 4, 1937. Oxnard, Calif Dear Mr. Bellaire: 1 received your letter and also all of the booklets, etc. I want to tiil you how much I appreciate your liberal kindness. I was very well prepared for my school report, as a result of your kindness.

I hope 50,000 more people will visit your wonderful spot next year. I am sure that if they all enjoyed it as much as they would all like to return next year. My was very much interested and I hope that someday some of them will be able to see Kltchl-Tiki-PL I certainly am grateful and I want to wish you a very prosper ous New Year. Thank you. Sincerely, Norma Jean Stuart BOWLING NOTES CITY LEAGI Individual average follow Avi a pie and a Lunch was tho evening apron were irved at the lb Pert Nap I aiu Mr.

Mr. Mis; tin (est end a ml del'll Mr and a nd Rosi of Hel at the II were Mr. OR, I) ii be i and Miv Ml Tie Mrs, Martin Mi liest lotel 0V4 and Mr and Iron Tho Ind wa of tho crowd consequently Vero pelli It that and i path he i rom in 1 no it a up rret ted to 1 ut uri tl a iiven his the dlow W. lay in recruits the law. cted upon guilty to from a ou ng leader rned, and a less tatement incident a straight rden of Manb tique Charh om Loretta Ann.

George Gladys ami spent Sunday Gray home Dorothy Wa spending a bert Popour r. i ml Ben Mrs. ii Bea ud re, Mart in. na Vassau md Mrs. daughter lira1 ird or day; daughter ge of Setiey George W.

Nahtna Is at the Her- Mr IP alth of Charles Finger. Mary Adju Unenti of oline Zach- CITY IlKlhFS all Joanne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie son, dismissed Monday from tile St. Luke's hospital, Marquette, rind returned to her home at r.or* Superior avenue, condition reported to be urn hanged Mrs.

Augi ing tonight here she visiting wit! employed Mr. and A turned Tu- Minneapolis consulti Is Ml pen al lea vi polli days Mi qui it Who I a 1er re- from Lucier Mrs. Gust Spangler of Maiiis- tique Is spending several day- visiting hero as guest of Mia- Melvlnu Wilhelm, Delta avenue Miss Rose Stade lias resumed duties at the Gladstone Bakery having been confined to on Dakota avenue the week by illness Donald spending the home Mrs. Ed Eugene ed Tliesd. hospital and i on Delta avi submitted to Henry Lu morning no Mrs.

slciau. Geramino, Detioit, Is iveral days visiting at his parents, Mr. and iiinaine, Delta avenue. itqnette was dis-misi- from the St. Francis eturned to his home uo after having an op ration for re- Mr.

and and children i hero Saturday with Mrc Vi Mr. and Mrs. Sonny MIn the home of Mr. nnd Mrs Thompson. Alex Weigandt Saginaw arrived ght for a parents.

George W. Gray. spent last week at his grandparents, John Fra galo of CCC Enlistment Is Set For Friday A i ill housi Capt. It in Iclu more may Ar di sit- in vit at tii nnlisiment of (VC i made at the count: tomorrow morning Qergin, of Rapid Kiv officer in charge. Kilcraft county's quo nt at 15 but if the leserving cases, this ij slightly Increased.

boys over 17 years of to enter CCC camps I to make application ti ERA office here. 1 1 ourt with are quota it. Hrault 39177 K. 35 Harnes 21 175 F. 2 i 1 7 A.

Dupont 7170 J. I)u 1 69 A. Stoor 39 167 V. Smith 27 167 J. 0 regarash fi Tyrell 21 16F L.

Stoken 164 WNorton 5 1 6 K. Barm 39 164 M. 21 16- P. 30 B. DeGraaf 21 160 J.

Ott 4 1 W. 30157 K. Hewitt 157 o. Schuster 30 157 B. 34 157 t'.

3 1 Leonard 157 F. i 157 Collier i 156 i Graphos 42 15f i'ookson 331 55 1 Itrown 54 154 It 3 a J. Girvin It 151 3151 Hahne 15f McPhall SI 1 J. Muntrer ......................3 3 Multhaupt 2 4 147 21 144 Guidebeck IS 125 Dupont---------------- 4 125 age are day CITY BRIEFS 1 Bli Mi Mib McC i ud arthy, left buslnes rs. Nie emer, i resterda: man: nil lit A new tensen, ha the fourth Two added to place (it Deloria, '1 Wright of completed Si bi Mil cw pupil, ay lai become a i grade.

teadie the staff diss Wal are Cooks, her con hav (briber of been the rs. Fere r. 1) quette S. T. an of Milan.

Miss Wri second and third Bowen, sixth and Mi iwn ing Ml Two-Year-Old Boy Scares Moo-Coic rothy Hartman 1 dismissed from the Shaw and is now' at tho home Frank Hartman, Terrace Mrs. Henry Jahn is ill home on Walnut street. pr Gall R. Broberg. i spending the holida her Dr.

and Mr Broberg, of Blue Euth, will return here Frid Mr. and Mrs. Lou! and 'tin, from spent Monday In the city vi with relatives. 102 Calls Handled By Fire Dept Last Year Report Says Fire Chief C. E.

liuierwood annual report shows that thp Manistique fire department re sponded to 102 calls during the year of which 25 were gen eral alarms and 77 were calls handled entirely by the paid de partment. A total of $525 10 wai. spent for call men The estimated igs caused by spital Mrs. her with J. A.

Jan. 15. I lartman amp, iting year is mated 1 by firei total ol In a of sche places year, ed. Ne vear $2.11 a was $4,77 dition damage to during the 5 and the estl- contents caused 5, making a 0 pgular inspection and business ucted during tlie llefa report dded during 0 feet. lief from Word lias been received Rev.

and Mrs C. i'. OLwon Miss Marie Fair arrived at I that and mid will Vi'dl erdale, Florida, Sunday and bo located there during their in the Eouth. Mrs. Ed Johnson is confined to her home on Delta avenue bj illness.

El Dorado, Kas oPl Paul vkins, feed trough at bin ambled a something to eat The child pushe within an Inch of and said: The cow was stampeded. Two-year sat in a father's farm. iu go cow' for Justice Of Peace Report Submitted hi fac. to nose tartled it The Cnited State outlet for North Am iuction of the commodit) turned 3,270,000 tons of principal rican co n- news- irlnt 1 930. 1935; O.CHO.OOO tons In A total of $13 4 lor city funds was collected by Justice of the peace Stephens during the month of December, report submitted by the justice of the city council disclosed.

The amount included fines and fees. Fines totalled $a4 and fees $S0. There were 28 disposed of during the month, ranging from parking violations, non violations to drunk and disorderly. Want will get )ou AT LAST A COUGH RELIEF ALSO SPEEDS RECOVERY FUI KV HO.NKY A 1 Vit! I VjuHie-nt'OnK irt ol ooujft thrnat you 4 hjiii brosebiai Ioomm phlegm up cough (Jut field itnd quick arugMwt for 1 1 L'i lliiNt.if A I Ait. kleaifwruiuiOxeu.

FOR SALE Before leaving the I have a few more articles for dale Including kitchen cabinet, tchen tables, dresner, piano and rocking chair. mm I iiu I street.