Escanaba Morning Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 9

Thunday Horning. mduot IH18 ESCAMABA PRESS ti or li I nar, January 38, IJHJI Frank H. Atkins Co. 811 LUDINGTON STREET In addition to our Fernd el line of canned and vegetables. we many offer of exceptionally good ity and at attractive prices, Such packed eHstern peat a In 5-lb at 20c per can, or 3 for 50c.

Small sugar beets 3 lb. 20c. Spinach. 3 lb. tin 16c.

We have a full line of fresh tables and Friday mornings by express solicit jrour order for all grocers. Phone Us Your Orders. Two Bell Phones 6 and 96 JOSEPHINE GILLAN SURS INr Many people of the city will be interested to learn that Miss Josephine McGillan, sister of Mrs. Hugh Robertson of ihis city is now playing the leading role for the Great Kastern Film Company of Boston. Miss Gillan is playing under the name of Virginia Keating and many of her friends of this city will be pleased to note he rise in the theatrical world.

The following article appeared in the Boston Post: Keating of Chicago, whose rendering of leading parts in and other productions has attracted attention in the country and Australia, and who married Lieut. Stanton Hazard of the Charleston Navy yard one year ago, and who came to live In Brooklyn, has received her consent to return to the stage and will become leading woman for the Great Eastern Film company productions in Boston. "Virginia Keaing opened the College theatre In Chicago. She was seen for two soasons in Boston with For two years In the I nlted States and one season In Australia she starred as In Kgnar Johnson last night smashed to smithereen the bowling records when he rolled upa score of 255 at Olmsted's alleys. The previous would lose his At their request Governor Ferris consented to have appointment withheld and in the meantime these two senators have ken upon themselves to see to it that Mr.

Ferris "a lot more about Senator Straight also protested against the confirmation of John T. Wlnship as state Insuruuce sloner but on thin point Governor Ferris was obdurate and the nomination will be reported out in the senate tomorrow. The appointment of A E. Graham of Sanilac, who has been named as state salt Inspector, will al- REPARE FOR high record of the season was 225 Mr. Johnson Is a young bowler and I so be reported out although a bill to was one of the first to use the Olm-1 abolish his office Is now near to pas- sted alleys, following the installation of the automatic pin setting device, work on which was completed yesterday afternoon.

The pin setting devices on the new alleys were delayed in shipment here and did not ar- sage in the senate and will go through both branches In a hurry when reached. Governor however, told Senator Murtha, the Democratic leader, that he decided that Mr. Grahma be confirmed, clean up" the work rive until late last week and the work of the department. Our January Clearance Sale of Dinnerware OFFERS Unusual Bargains In Splendid Goods This is an annual event with this this the choice is larger and better than ever. There IS A BIO IUHCOU35T ON EYKKY PATTERN IN THE IS RESERVED from the great' stock and thus you have choice of the best and newest goods.

It's a good time to buy a full set of dishes or add to those you may have. THIS IS CHOICE NEW MERCHANDISE IN OPEN STOCK. All these patterns are alive and you can buy as few or as many pieces as you add to them later. YVV also offer a large line of COMPLETE SETS IN THE VARI- OCS HARES AT POSITIVE BARGAIN PRICES. You must see them know the big saving to fully appreciate the opportunities of this semi-annual OTHER BIG INDUCEMENTS In Our Glassware Department Full size Table Tumblers, only Heavy wgi.

non-estable Hotel Tumblers, set Glass for Bracket Lamps, special Finest Blown stem Glass ware, special 50c grade fine clear table Tumblers No 1 standard lamp chimneys, only China nest fggs. special here only, now Colored Glass Vases, 12 to 15 lc 18c 5c 9c 35c 3c lc 7c Fruit Dishes Fancy Pattern, now Full Finished Colonial Table Tumblers, set Colonial Sherbets and custards, Hie values l(ic values fancy table Tumblers, special now Finest ueedle etched table tumblers, 10c kind, now 3 uz blown Whiskey now only Colonial Vinigar Jugs now only quart Glass Kish Globes, fcpet-iul now lc Ik 3c 4c 5c glasses 2c 9c 9c Odd Pieces and Small Lots of Glassware Closing Out at Less Than Half Their Regular Value of placing them In position was completed In time for the evenlug program of sport tonight. Tonight bowlers of the city will meet at alleys to elect officers for a local bowling league and provide for a schedule that will oc- Interestlng Point Is Raised This raises an Interesting point. Mr. Graham will be appointed for a term of two years.

The constitution provides that the salary of an official may not be Increased nor lowered during his term of office. Therefore, CLASH HERE It is expected that an immense crowd of rucing enthusiasts will be ttraeted to the Peterson roller rink this evening when Frankie Bryant of Duluth, champion speed roller skater of the northwest, will clash with Helmer Groth, local roller champ. Bryant last season defeated Hughle Boyle lu a series of races here and the showing that will be made by Groth against the title holder will be watched with great interest. On Friday evening Berube will be matched with the Duluth skater while on Saturday evening Bryant and Groth will again meet at the rink for the final race of the series. cupy the greater portion of the re- It is the general opinion of the mera- inalnlng winter and spring months.

The great sale of shoe stock saves Escanaba people Hundreds of dollars. An extraordinary shoe wonderful sale, greatest shoe values in the history of the retail shoe business in Escanaba. Come this week. The Boston Shoe Store. OLD GUARD IS IN ST THE G.

0. P. Detroit, Jan. a vote of twelve to six, the Republican state central committee this afternoon elec ted Allan H. Frazer of Detroit, tem- perory chairman for the state conven tlon to be held at Lansing.

Feb. 11. Mr. Frazer was elected after a three battle. Governor ('base 9.

Osborn was the candidate for the pro gressives. The name of Senator W. Frank James of Hancock was put forward, backed by a petition signed practical ly all of the Republicans In the legis lature, but the stand-pat majority in the committee gave no consideration to the petition. The deliberations of the state cen tral committee today were in secret The meeting wag called to convene at 12 oclock, but immediately the members had assembled they were Invited to dinuer by Chariman Gores beck. It was nearly 4 when they emerged.

Representative McNItt Is Seated lousing, Jan. C. Me berg of the legislature, that should Mr. nomination be confirmed It will be reported he will be entitled to his pay for the coming two years, even though his office may be abolished. This point doubelees will result It objec tioo to the confirmatloo.

The committee ol executive business at agreed to report out tomorrow all the appoint ment of Governor Ferris, except that of Mr. Anthony, and thia name Is held up at the request of the governor. The peacefulness which up to now has been surrounding the atmosphere of the senate seems very likely to be shatterer In the near future, and It may be upon the confirmation of salt Inspector and upon the ment of Mr. Anthony that the grai.fi break-up will come. At annual meeting of board directore of Batanaba National bank thls week $20,000 was added to surplus of lnstltu tion in addition to reelectlon of all the former officers.

The officers of Nltt, Republican, was formally seat-1 the bank are: J. K. Stack, president ed lu the house this afternoon by the j. c. Kirkpatrick, vice president; unanimous vote of all the members of all parties.

Mr. McNItt, who comes from the 1 district, was contested by Thomas Kelley, whose name had been left oft the ballot in I The committee on the judiciary made a very brief report, declaring that Mr. Kelley had not shown himself entitled to the seat and that Mr. McNItt was clearly entitled to It and recommending that he be seated. This was promptly done, and the last contest of the session was disposed of.

Senator Rosenkranz today Introduced a bill providing for the naming by the governor of a board of censors of moving picture films, one to be a man at $1,500 a year and one a woman at $1,200 a year and expenses. All films must be approved and marked by the censors before they may be shown in Michigan and a fee of $2.50 for each is to be paid. In the senate this afternoon a bill to abolish the salt department passed the general order, but was later sent back there, because of some legal complications relative to a refund of certain moneys collected. This detail will be straightened out at once an dthe bill likely will be passed before the end of the present week. The concurrent resolution providing for the amendment to the federal constitution to elect United States Senators by direct vote passed the general order and is up for passage There was no discussion whatever.

Mr. Appointment Held lTp. The appointment of Edward C. An thony of Negaunee as a members of Marquette prison board has been held up in the senate committee on executive business, at the request of Governor Ferris, who In turn was Influ enced by Senator Ogg and Senator Straight, the Implacable enemies of Warden Russell. It was these two men who led the fight against Mr Russell In the house two years ago and today theye went to the governor to enter their protest against the con of Mr.

Autliony as a her of the board, thus bringing up once more the old vbattle over the Marquette prison. Senators Ogg aud Straight admit that they told Governor Ferris that Anthony was not a proper per son for the position, and that If any employe of the state was not worth more to the state than Mr. Anthony is to the Marquette prison board, he N. Smith, cashier, and E. assistant cashier.

J. Noreus FRATERNAL RESERVES INSTALL OFFICERS SOURT MATTERS RECEIVE ACTION A number of chancery and non Jury cases were given action in the cir. cuit court yesterday. In the case of T. J.

Curran against L. W. Kondella and the United States Fidelity Guaranty company, a judgment for the plaintiff was entered for $1,292.38 and with $25 costs. The case brought by the Queen City Fire Insurance company against Sten Hall was continued by consent. The case brought by J.

Harlow against Louis W. Kondella wan continued by consent. livery life Ihih it Deeeniber, liverv muri In lookittii forwttrt! to voinforinble ntret for when tie STOHAlS di' Al)ViiltSI7'Y eoine, we tv feel that ive tire in, out of trouble, liht must nini with tnl verni tv I very DISAIAh I fui nnyone. If yon want to he eoni fort tibly eu re it for when you if ro ttlfl, begin en ring for yournel now. Start hnnk neeoun with us JVOVV.

Do YiiUR bunking with t'S ESCANABA NATIONAL BANK ESCANABA. MICHIGAN the regular meeting of that organlza- i tlon. The membership of the lodge has been divided Into two fractions to be known during the contest as the and the Chancellor Commander O. O. Rollins heads the while Vice Chancellor Charles Folio heads the PROGRESSIVES WILL MEET (Continued from Page One) of the boards present to make new enrollments or change enrollments from one party to another.

In order that a voter may be assured of a vote In the March primaries he must enroll In person. If he enrolls by affidavit he will not be permitted to vote in the March primary. Senator has introduced bill following out the Ideas of Governor Ferris, that would entirely do away with the enrollment feature of the present primary law. It provides that all the party slates of candidates shall be printed on one ballot and that the voter shall be permitted to vote only for the candidates of one party. This would do away entirely with the 15 per cent provision, which Is one fthe objections most frequently urged against the present law.

RINGERS BUSY The attendance contest for members of the Escanaba lodge of Knights of Pythias was launched last night at All the news that's fit to print you see it flirst in the Morning Press. ADDITIONAL LOC ALS Members of the Fraternal Reserve Association of Escanaba laat night en- oyed a delightful session at the Armory hall when officers of the lodge were Instated for the coming year. The Installation ceremonies were Im- presively carried out and following the regular meeting a social session was enjoyed and refreshments were served. WITH RIS MAN Deputy Sheriff George Curran, who went to Sagola yesterday after Joseph Santlmore an darrested him on a charge of wife destrtlon, returned to the city last night with his man. The prisoner will be arranged In Justice court this morning for a hearing.

Kindness to the Fish. Ethel, who was ten years old, was studying her geographical reader, and learning that fish are placed in brine before they are dried and prepared for sale. After explaining that brine is very strong salt water, the teacher asked why the fish were placed In it. face was Illuminated with sud Word has been received in the city Herbert and Anthony Oesilet, who went to Canada last spring to takeup claims, are spending the winter In Swift Current, Sask. a two reel special played to a full house at the Grand last night and gave a great deal of satisfaction.

The picture will be repeated again tonight. Notice has been received in the city that Miss Jessie Nourse, who has been 111 for the past several weeks with typhoid fever, will return to tills city from Lansing, on Feb. 3, to resume her duties as teacher in the physical training department of the local schools. Mrs. Carrie L.

McNaughtan was taken to the Delta county hospital on Sunday suffering from nervous prostration. Miss Ruth Bowden of Negaunee is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. S. J. Spargo, Sr.

Sheriff T. J. Curran returned last night from a business trip to Newberry. tb Sarah Gabourie, record keeper for hive No. 531, L.

O. T. M. has received a check for $1,000 payable to Mrs. W.

H. Yockey, who was the beneficiary under a policy carried In the order by the late Hester Yockey Valentine. SherlfT T. J. Curran will leave this morning for Garden on business.

Edward Perco of Hancock, formerly a business man of that city and ANOTHER GREAT SPECIAL The GRAND FRIDAY and SATURDAY BILLY'S BURGLAR IN TWO BIG REELS The daring capture of a notorious burglar by a brave His thrilling adventure on a fast-speeding automobile- aud the tinny predicament of a negligent Three Other Pictures Shown High Grade Sausages Are Made Under Sanitary, Healthful Conditions KINDLY ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM face was Illuminated with sud- nOW a traveling salesman, is In the den understanding, and promptly clty Qn bu8lne88 FOR SALE OR Vienna replied: "Because they are used to Companion. Cheap Medical Treatment. There Is a little medical mission in the East end of London which In the laat ten years has treated a quarter of a million patients at a fee of four cents each. A physician attends to give advice and medical assistance day from 11:80 to 12:80 In the forenoon and from 4:30 to 5:80 In the afternoon and always finds a long Hue of patients waiting to consult All the news that's fit to print you see It fitrat in the Morning Press. Cafe at Gladstone, Mich.

For part iculars enquire of Mrs. Allen, Vienna Cafe, Gladstone. 629-23-3t. Never will the buying power of your dollar be greater than during the remaining days of the great closing out sale of shoe or value count for pair of shoes in stock must be sold, you better hurry and get your shoes before the cream of the stock is gone. Boston Shoe 1019 LudingtonSt.

STORIES REAL LIFE C. O. BURNS, In 1899 was a commercial traveler with his headquarters at San Francisco. He earned a good salary. By extra work he often added to it.

But one day the thought flashed suddenly in his not saving a He started In to save by putting coins in a toy savings bank. Sometimes It was a quarter, or a dollar, or a gold piece, when he was He was providing against the future. He was the man who started the little savings bank Idea. His business has grow'n so that now he employs several hundred trained solicitors. You can open an account with us with $1.00.

We pay you interest, at the rate of 3 per cent, a year. We compound it twice a year. A bank account Is a never failing friend. irst ational ank Escanaba, Michigan UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY Capital $100,000.00 Earned Surplus $100,000.00 Oldest, Largest and Strongest Bank in Delta County..