Escanaba Morning Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 8

MH Aprii il i V.V MUhMJNb PUKtttt Morning, Aprii 1.1, 1911. Frank H. Atkins Co. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES SEMER BLOCK No use talking when It right down to Quality-no Creamery Butter like our GOLD costt ui 1H to 2 cents than we can buy other Fancy Creamery Butter for Give us a trial order Put up In 1-lb full weight at The price on Strawberries should be lower this week Quality reported fine Daily shipments Also a good supply of New Vegetables constantly on hand hum i yolk order phompt hervice Two Bell 6 and 96 HE 15 DEPUTY FINDS ESCAPED PRISONER WHILE ON VISIT REPORTED DEAD ROTS UNCLE ADMITS RE IS A KIDNAPPER Las Vegas. N.

April by iue confession of Joe Wiggins. a former life convict, Will Rogera. uncle of little Waldo Rogers, was arrested tonight for complicity in lad's abduction John Rogers, another uncle is under surveilance. For the return $12.000 ransom was paid. Will Rogers acting as agent for Mrs Rogers.

Late tonight Rogers confessed his part in the abduction. He told where the money was hidden and officers have gone in search of the $12,000. In his statement Will Rogers does not connect his brother with the kidnapping plot The latter has ndl been arrested To-night's disclosures have again a demonstration against the prisoners aroused the city to such efrltemer that the authorities fear there may be a demonstration against the prisoners. The accused are in the county Jail, which is guarded by a large force of deputies. Plans have been formulated for taking the prisoners to the penitentiary at Santa Fe tomorrow for aafekeeping The arrest of Wiggins came late today His confession, which followed, gave a new and sensational turn to the mystery, that for more than ten had surrounded the kidnapping Of little Waldo Rogers, son of Attorney and Mrs A.

T. Rogers, and his nafe return upon the payment of the $12,000 ransom According to the story told by Wlg- 1ns. he first became acquainted with ohn Rogers through the law firm of uiiich the latter was employed and which was Instrumental in getting Wiggins' pardon from the penitentiary says that while working in coal mines at Madrid. N. he a letter from John Rogers suggesting a scheme of making $10.000 easy money.

Wiggins says he came to Vegas in a few days and Uer entered into the plot. notici of special election im oh TOO LATE TO CL A SIE FOR RENT Building, suitable for or saloon, at corner of Hartnett avenue and Ore street, North Escanaba Enquire at 9nrt Hule street. 103-3t To the Electors of the Township of Ford River, County of Delta and State of Michigan: Notice Is hereby given that a Special Election will be held in the township of Ford River, at the usual polling place in the village of Ford River, on Saturday the 13th day of May. A at which election there will be submitted to the electors of the said township the question whether or not the Township of Ford River, by Its Township Board, shall raise the sum of $3,000 by issuing the bonds of the said township, said bonds to be dated October 1, 1911, and to be three in number of the denomination of $1 ,000 each and to become due and payable as follows: One thousand dollars the first day of October, 1913. One thousand dollars the first day of October, 1916.

One thousand dollars the first day of October, 1917; and to bear Interest at the rate of five per centum per annum, payable seinl- annually; said sum to be raised foi the purpose of Improving and macadamizing one mile of the Bay Shore road, so called, on or near the line between Sections 11 and 12. of Township 38, North of Range 23 West. You are further notified that the ballot to be used at the said election will be in substantially the following form: BALLOT. Ford River Election. To authorize the Township Board of the Township of Ford River to raise the sum of three thousand dollars for the purpose of Improving and macadamizing one mile of road between Sections 11 and 12, Town.

3S North. Range 23 WeBt, and to bond the said Township therefor. 1 Yes To authorize the Township Board of the Township of Ford River to raise the sum of three thousand dollars for the purpose of improving and macadamizing one mile of road b( tween Sections 11 and 12, Town. 3H North, Range 23 West, and to bond the said Township therefor. 1 No.

The polls of said election will open at seven In the forenoon and will remain open until five o'clock of said day. HENRY HASTEN, Township of Ford River Town ship. Dated this 12th day of April, A. 1911. 4321-103-110-117-124-131 A voluntary petition In bankruptcy will be filed by Alfred Nelson, until recently grocery man, engaged In business on upper l.udlngton street, In the United States District Court at Marquette today.

In his petition Mr. Nelson will admit that he Is a bankrupt and will ask for the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the affairs of the concern. Attys. T. Strom and H.

J. Rushton appear In the case for Mr Nelson and will act for him In the bankruptcy proceedings The criminal charge against the former grocer in which it Is alleged that he is a fraudulent debtor, was ontinued in Judge Emil Glaser's ourt yesterday until Saturday. At hat time the criminal matter will be disposed of, It Is claimed by attorneys for the defendant, by arguments showing that he was guilty of no criminal action. Special Easter Sale GROCERIES INrtti Silver Lard, Kilk. per lb Sugar Cured Ham.

1 pound Strictly Eggs, now only. 1 per dozen i 3 Cans Tall Pet Brank Milk, A American Family AA mik Pounds Fig Bar Cookies, Or Lo Can of I. C. Baking 1 Wr ft Pkgfc of 5c Argo Gloss SALE OP HYUKOtiEN PEROXIDE. (Drug Sectiou $1.00 or 16-ounce bottle this week bottle this week bottle this i (All etfeer Toilet Prescriptions, ioc.i The Fair Savings Bank OME OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS ANO LOW PRICE8 li II Chnrles Spurley, of Negaunee, deputy sheriff of Marquette county was In the city yesterday and while In Escanaba re-captured a prisoner who had escaped from the Marquette county Jail.

The prisoner a Finlander who was serving a 90 day sentence at the Marquette county Jail and who. while acting as a trusty escaped, lie was traced to Escanaba and while the officer was walking on the street yesterday he met the prisoner and promptly placed him under arrest. Deputy Spurley returned to Marquette yesterday afternoon with his prisoner. TWO MATRONS WERE RORORED SCENE FROM ONCLE GADIN NOW OFFERED ON STREET The man who now uttempts to cross Ludington street between the rosslngs Is liable to be dubbed by his friends as "Eliza crossing the from the similarity with a scene from i Uncle Cabin. A force of street workers have been busy throughout the week breaking 1 up the ice that had formed on the south side of Ludington street.

Great cakes of ice have been thrown up by the workers along the street awaiting the the team to haul the refuse owing to the slowness of tW team several blocks of the street are filled with the upturned ice cakes offering an ideal setting for scene from Cncle Cabin. RAPID RIVER MAN WILL TRY OUT BEAR Mrs. J. J. Sourniwe and Mrs.

J. 8 l.indsay received past matrons' Jewels at the past matrons' night meeting held by the R. C. Hathaway chapter Order of the Eastern Star Tuesday evening. The presentation of the Jewels to the recipients was made by Atty.

I. C. Jennings in most fitting manner. In addition to the presentation of the Jewels four candidates were re celved into the order alia the work was exemplified by past matrons of the lodge. Following the business and ceremonial session of the lodge a delightful banquet was served Menominee, Michigan, April With reports in circulaticn that he had been seen playing near the river and that he was probably drowned, the parents of Clarence Ooeke, a newsboy about 14 years of age of Menominee, had anything but a peaceful night Monday.

Goek, who sells Chicago about the city, disappeared early last evening and his parents did not learn of his whereabouts until he showed up footsore and weary, about 8:30 o'clock this morning Goeke, It seems, climbed onto a freight train early Monday evening, Intending to steal a ride for a short distance Apparently the train was traveling so swiftly that he not alight safely where he had Intended to decamp, and he was carried as far as Wilcox. At this point he was discovered by a member of the train crew and dislodged from the train. There was no alternative but to walk the distance between Wilcox and Menominee. Goeke was on the road about six hours. MILLINERY OPENING A HUGE SUCCESS Creamery Butter We whh to call your attention to the facfihat the creamery ter we bundle Is Pasteurized which alone should make it preferable to all butter which uot Pasteurized.

He want yon to try the ter we sell. We have it In one pound bricks, 8 and ft paratiine paper boxes, nNo lu bulk. Per pound only 27c Fresh Vegetables We expect a large shipment Thursday morning, also Strawberries. Hanrahan Bros. QUALITY GROCERS PHONES and YOUNG FEARS MICHIGAN COWS MAY GO UNMILKED Discriminating women are voicing but one opinion ufter reviewing the magnificent collection of smart styles we assembled for our Easter showing of authoritative styles Praise has been continually bestowed on our displays.

The moderate cost marks were a subject of much favorffble comment from every visitor. Again we Invite you to this clty'B principal fashion store. Our Easter millinery, 1911. Welcome. Kratze's Millinery First Floor, Rear, 608 Ludington St.

THE BARGAIN 612 Ludington Street Specials on Easter Handkerchiefs from the Store of Bargains Ladles white hemstitched 1c Ladies linen with hemstitched or lace border 10c Ladies linen with cross bar Ladies linen with crossbar or flowered corners EM Anens handkerchiefs at Re assortment of (vaster Novelties and post cards. The Orpheus players drew a fair sized audience to the Gladstone thea- re last night where the wrestling bear offered one of the principal attractions of the program The wrestler that appeared against the bear last night was unable to get a fall and the bout was declared a draw. Tonight the company will appear in Rapid River and in that city a woodsman, reputed to be considerable of a wrestler is to meet the bear it' in Interesting match. Washington, April Lafe Young, of Iowa, said that not long ago he was In a Michigan city and wanted to telephone some one he knew. He looked In the telephone directory and found there were five pages devoted to the telephones of municipal officials.

In that city, he said, there were so many municipal officials that if they all go to the Panama exposition In 1915 there will not be enough men left In town to milk the cows. He suggested the cows would have to go unmilked, unless the custom of Michigan men is to make their wives do the milking while they run the government, Mr. Young was speaking in the senate on representative government. There is some suspicion that Mr. Young may have been aiming at Grand Rapids, for he apologized to Senator Smith, who was in the chair.

Mr. Young did not, however, say what city he had In mind. His point was that municipal government ought to be simplified and have fewer boards and officials. YOU SEE IT MORNING PRESS FIRST IN THE only one plunk, you loosened up. be glad Millinery yr 7) Opening Next Week 3 i Thurs.

Fri. Sat. April 20, 21, 22, 1911 IN CITY PROPERTY One house aiul lot 950 Stephenson Ave. One house and two lots 331 May Street. House and lot on 327 May St.

Property on So. Sarah also a list of timber and cutover lands that will make good farms when cleared. Wanted to buy a neat cottage with modern improvements faceing on the east side of the street, from five to seven rooms. ------------------------------ENQUIRE OF La Lindana Clear Havana Cigar Finest 2 for 25c R. Telephone 361 L2 SCHWARZ THE REAL ESTATE MAN 112 S.

Georgia Street K7 Cigaronthe Market Cleary Bros. Co. Distributors.