Escanaba Morning Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 7

ESCANABA MORNING PRESI Friday Worniiiir, Hay BUS, Friday Homing, Mnjr 2S, Itll FOR HALE (('ontinned.) FOIt SAI Seven room, two-story house; full lot; city water; cement walk; located at South Mary St. Prim, part cash. halatfco on easy Frank J. Kraus, Tifi Ludington phone 593 W. 11 MORNING PRESS WANT ADS SPOR TING DEPARTMENT FOR SALE So air liirm, known as Joseph farm, near Ford River Switch.

Inquire at 1307 Ave. 930-133-12L WAN'TED Ladies to high-grade Tollet Resuisilcs. Also posit open for hoth ladies and gentleinen. Address L. F.

K. care of Moruing Presa. 1105-142-3L FOR SALE Oli RENT Mercantile Ini itiK No. 1623 liUdiligton street Terms reasonable. Inquire Joseph Iless at same number.

ino tin I yesterdavs baseball results Bath As the Gueat Chamber is the expression of the host's thoughtful for the comfort of his So eho the Bathroom more merely sufficient for your own houae hold. It be retined and io appearance and your will upon a recollection of a nicely furnished home. Our honest workmanship and fixtures ia the combination for a perfect bathroom. At a mill yard man and a lumber sorter. Good for the men.

Apply at Employment Agency, 923 Ludington St. 1103-142 31. American League Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, 0. Cleveland, Washington, 0 St. New York, 0.

LOST About six days ago Laud Chart with some papers, valuable to owner, but of no value to tinder. Kindly return to Morning Press office 1099-142 3t. Brooklyn, N. May Pirates took a flve-lnnlng game from the locals today, 1 to 0, the game being called when a heavy down pour of rain was started to continue for remainder of the afternoon. The Pirates pushed the lone run of the game across plate in the fifth inning.

Just before the stoim broke. The score: R. H. E. 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 1 Cleveland, May 22 Naps slammed Walter delivery bard today and broke that premier long winning streak, when they took game, 5 to 0.

Steen outpitelied Johnson through every inning of The score; If. 10011 0 02 5 13 tt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Batteries! Steen and Johnson and Ainsmith. empires: and Hart. WANTED Girl for general work. Mrs.

M. A. Hess, 120H Lud ington St. I102-142-3L National Pittsburg, Brooklyn, 0 Chicago-Boston, rain. Cincin nati-Phi ladelph la, 144.

Ixmis-New York, rain WASTED One good dry-hand er and able to handle horses, und with some farm experience; single or married. Also one man to make fence. Address Sam Bruce, Box 68, Hock, Mich. 1082-138-GL American league TilK Phine 306, 1305 l.udington Street Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Chicago St. Louis -Boston ----Detroit ----New York WANTED once good girl for general housework.

Inquire of Mrs, Thomas Rowan, 1830 Hartnett North Escanaba. At Peterson next Sunday even ing. May 25, the tuneful and familiar airs of that most virile of musical comedies, Prince of Pllsen" as sung by Henry W. Savage's organization, will be heard again. beauty of songs, such as Message of Violet," "The Tale ot Sea Shell," Song," with its swinging Heidelberg refrald, "The Song of Cities," "Pictures In Smoke" and others, have served in large measure to maintain a lasting I popularity for this entertainment.

Frank Pixley's story and lyrics have more poetry and romance than usually attach to a work of this kind, and Gustave dythmic harmonies retain their freshness and charm. "The Prince of IMIsen'Ms being played by one company only and it embraces names of a first class stars. Manager Savage's skill and judgment in effecting ajliance ot vocal excellence and good looks in chorus contingents are strikingly exemplified in this organization. scenic and costume equipment arc new and work by a specially augmented orchestra will hw a pleasing feat ure. WANTED Dining room girl at the National Cafe l079-138-6t DR.

W. B. BOYCE Bye, Kar, None and Throat Special tilaftftcs Fitted Office hours 10 a to 1 to m. (Evenings Ik Sundays by appointment WANTED Good girl for general Good wages and no washing. Inquire of Mrs.

.1. Cleary, 321 Wells Ave. l070-13ti-tf. National League Philadelphia Brooklyn -New York St. Louis -Chicago Pittsburg -Boston ----Cincinnati girl at the Ionia! Hotel.

1071-136-tf. Land Surveyor Timber I and Examine MARCUS S. McNABB Escanaba, Mich St. May pitched shut out ball for the entire distance against Yanks today, shutting out the easterners, 7 to 0. The score: It.

H. ST. 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 2 7 lo 1 NEW YORK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Batteiles: Stone and McAllister; Klepfer, (Mark aand Sweeney, empires: Htldebrandt and Connol- Washington. May navy de- 1 partinent has practically abandoned 1 all of participation in the Perry centennial celebration by the Great naval militia fleet. For some nttsou, not yet explained 1 to the satisfaction of the navy depart- ment, in disbursing the appropriations for the celebration no provision was made for the expenses of the naval parade.

The navy department accordingly has made permanent a temporary order that unless some way Immediately Is provided to defray expenses of the enlisted men and pay for fuel for ships there will be no participation by ships under the control of the government. Captain C. M. Stone, United States navy, who lias charge of fuel for the navy department, lias culled the attention of the exposition authorities to the lack of funds for the naval parade and in the absence of reply is going ahead with other arrangements for summer cruise of the Great fleet. It was planned to have (he Dubuque, at Chicago; the Gopher, at Duluth; the Yantlc, at Hancock; tlie Don Juan de Austria, at Detroit; Essex, at Toledo; Dorothea, at Cleveland, and the Wolverine, at Erie, act as a convoy for tlie historic Niagara on a trip from Erie through the Great visiting all priu- cipal ports.

a Among cities that were to be visited are Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo, Green Bay, Chicago and Milwaukee. The trip was lo begin about July 1 and wind up at Put-in-Bay, Sept 10. The expenses of such a trip, according to the navy department, would be about $200,000. Most of this money would be expended in paying the enlisted men of the tleet. The high' er ranking officers probably would serve without pay, receiving their subsistence.

The only other expense outside of the pay of the enlisted men would be that lor fuel. In the correspondence with the navy department several plans have been suggested for raising funds.4 According to advices received at the department from tlie Perry commission, all state and national funds received for the exposition have been expended for the movement and the land show. One plan proposed for raising funds to pay the expenses of parade was to assess the cities which are to visited by the fleet. If each city would contribute from $25,000 to $30,000, the entire fleet could participate in exposition. if funds are not provided for immediately fleet will rendezvous in Tiunder bay, off Alpena, Aug.

11, the summer practice will be conducted. While the authorities at the navy department are willing to assist in making the Perry victory celebration a success, they say from a tactical standpoint the exercises at Thunder bay are more desirable. It is planned to conduct maneuvers and drills on a more extensive scale than has ever been undertaken on the Great Lakes. Before or after the fleet maneuvers ships will be required to conduct target practice. The ships to enter into a contest and it is proposed i to award a pennant to the'crew making best record.

At the conclusion of the regular summer exercises, the fleet will dis- bund and any ships desiring to visit I Perry centennial exposition, may do so. WANTED TO RENT About May 20. five-room flat or cottage with modern conveniences. Must be west of Charlotte St. Inquire of Charles Ijefebvre, 230 Stephenson Ave.

101 rent five or six room cottage or flat, located south ot Ludington St. Address T. Morning Press. 975-115-tf. iusfmfnt ki ooks Hones Waited and I'vcauitiug, A good barn.

Inquire at Grocery, 230 Stephenson 101-143-3t. Chicago, I Hi, May Attorney Marday Hoyne is to be cited for contempt of court for his action In obtaining a spelcal grand jury and a special state's attorney to Investigate alleged frauds in the election in which Mr. Hoyne was chosen for office. This was announced tonight by Circuit Judge Cooper, before whom the defeated candidates appeared yesterday and asked for a special attorney to investigate. Cooper advised that the candidates appear today and ask for a special grand jury.

They were forestalled by Mr. Hoyne. who obtained an order for a grand jury in court of Judge Keraten. Clyde L. Day was named as special prosecutor.

"The plot concocted during the night to defeat a court of jurisdiction utterly miscarried and avails no advantage to plotters," saiu Jinlge Cooper. have themselves by their hasty and ill-advised action, ami they will be held to account by this court. Instead ot evading my jurisdiction they have played directly Into the hands of those who petitioned for a bonafide investigatitn of alleged glaring election frauds." stairs RENT Four rooms it 327 North Mary St. I him back is usually caused by rheumatism of muscles of the back, for which you will find nothing better than Liniment For sale by all dealers. EMIL BtRQuiST FOR RENT First class boarding.

2nl North Mary St. Inquire ot Tully Gallagher, 201 North Mary St. 1 lOl-142-tf. Detroit, May Plank pitched the Athletics to a 7 to 0 victory over the Tigers today. Through every inning the veteran left hander held the Tiges, easily allowing but three hits in the nine innings.

The score; new Modern Paint Shop Spacious, Clean and Bright EXPERT PAINTER This is the time of year to paint.Sleighs,'Furniture, Picture Frames. Etc. Artistic Painting a Specialty. All work guaranteed Eugene Augur 425 South Sarah St. Telephone your "Wants" to KOK SALE One kitchen range; folding bed and one baby carnage Phone 584J.

1095-14l-3t, COMiNG! TO ESCANABA The Most Eminent Healers in America Will Visit Escanaba Saturday, May 24 and Will Remain Until Monday Evening, May 26 th OFFICES AT THE OLIVER HOTEL FOR RENT bornie near fair grounds. Rent $5 a mouth. Phone tir Inquire at 024 South Birch st 101S-12C tr 10042000 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 Batteries: Plank and Hall and Stallage. Umpires: Evans and McGreevey. FOR RENT building at Ludington St and second floor over builtfrfig kt'Sli Lm.oigton St.

lu- qiiire of Cleary Brothers company. lOoy-123-tf. FOR RENT Splendid farm; Go acres clear; acres clear of stumps. Renter must furnish horses, machiu ery, etc. For further particulars Inquire of write Morning Piess.

DR. R. E. HODSON DKNTINT. Over Old Pust-offlce.

Hell 'Phons: Office, 63; Residence, 471-J. to 12 in 1 10 U) 4 II p. 7 to 8 p. m. San Francisco.

May At the second session of the national convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen today ifie real work of the convention changes in the constitution and by-laws were brought up discussion. It was stated that the refusal of the big rail system east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio rivers to grant wage increases was a subject of discussion among delegates, but no action of an official nature was taken and it is probable nothing will he done until returns are receiv ed from the referendum vote that is to be taken. It is not expected that the result of this vote will be announced before June 1. Tonight KLMi delegates representing 863 lodges will participate in one of the largest social events city lias ever' seen, a ball for which arrangements have been to on tertaln 2,000 couples. Chicago, May Russell was hit harder than today, but the took the game by the tight of 2 to 1.

The score: Dr.A.L.Laing,M.D.C.M FOR SALE Car load of thoroughly acclimated mares, horses and drivers. Inquire of R. Ilessel. Consult the Wonderful Healer FREE! Pif INC SPENDS GO TO THF TIIFATFR 0 1 0 1 0 0 tt 2 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 Ilatterles: Russell Schalk; and Carrigan. Umpires: Dl- neen and Ferguson.

Practice confined to Surgery and diseases of women Offiott Over GruoH' Storo, Iim7 Lud. St. to 3 p. 7 to 8 p. m.

daily except Sunday. al 1 Mary St. 9to 12 a. m. daily, Sundays included Ignition, May Oxonian, who for its truth, tells following story: One day a Magdalen man.

on meeting the Prince of Wales, asked him to Join a party for a dinner and play. should love to the prince said, fact is I the 3 you write home?" the. friend asked. have the prince replied, mother says I must make what I have do until end of the He asks no questions but tells you instantly just what ails you. Prof.

Francoulr is visiting a few of principal cities of our state. To introduce himself to people of this vicinity he will give consultation and treatments for the ease, FREE to all who call no drugs, no surgery. All that is asked in return is that you will state to your friends results obtained. fail to call on the eminent specialist and have it forever settled iu your mind just what yotir troubles are. No matter what your disease may he, no matter what others have told you, if sick or ailing, fail to call and get the benefit of this wonderful knowledge.

A will cost you nothing and may save your life. If you are afflicted with deafness, catarrh, rheumatism, stomach, liver, kidney, bladder or nervous trouble, sure to call. Weak and sickly men and women made strong and vigorous. Remember, not a penny will Lie charged for consultations and treatments of the case to all who call during this visit. All those who do not take advantage of this free offer will he charged the regular price on future visits.

Remember date and call early as my office is always crowded. 1 will visit Fiscal! a ha regularly ev ery four weeks. Office Hours, 9 a in to 8 p. Sunday, 10 to 4. 143-lt.

FOR SALE Heavy Draft weight about 1,200 pounds of Provlsloner. 1104 I lorse Inquirt FOR SALE Five-passenger power Oldsmobile touring car. Inquire of O. V. Thatcher, Lading ton St.

1092-141-3L FRECKLES FOR SALK once. Dining-room Furniture, complete Table, Leather Chairs, Madiate llouie Slot Bill lier Sel, Tea Sel, Yaces, Hooks, etc. Inquire Mrs. lien Sal- Ludiuglon St. Now is the Time lo Gel Kid of These I gl) Spots.

The no longer the slightest need id' feeling ashamed of your freckles, as a new prescription othine double strength has been discovered thaPis guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of othine strength from the Hill Drug Store and apply a little of it night uud morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It Is seldom that more than an ounce Is needed to completely clear skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. sure to ask for the double strength othine as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. Washington, May Plans for manufacturing armor plflte for American ships In a plant owned and operated by the government are being considered ythe navy department.

am said Secretary Daniels, in a statement today, that the United States pays too much for its armor plate, and the only way to get It cheaper would be to be for the country to have Its own pfant, so that the outsiders may be forced to come down to a reasonable price. The competing concerns now get their figures very close together, within a fraction of a cent. It does not matter to them which one gets the contract, for they divide the profits. There is no Contracts for class armor plate for dreadnought Pennsylvania were let at $454 a ton. This was $34 a ton more than the government ever has paid before, according to statements by Senator Ashurst of Arizona, on the floor of the senate a few days ago.

The senator charged at that time that the only three companies bidding for the contract had conferred and submitted virtually identical estimates. declared that experts had told him the United States could similar armor for $254 a ton and thereby save more 4han a million and a half dollars on the Pennsylvania contract alone. FOR RE.V1V Store building formerly occupied by Harry pool room in the Corcoran block. Inquire of Mrs. John Corcoran.

First-class launch and Inquire at 1)13 Lud- FOR SALE boat-house ington St. FOR SALE One boiler capacity Gasoline Tank and Complete Iron Oil House. Inquire at 208 South Fannie or phone 42IJ, evening. 133-tf. John E.

Lehr Son raised, moved ami excavated, Concrete Foundations Flumes FOR SALE House und lot, OOfi Wash intou Ave. Inquire of G. S. Stegath Phone 138,1. 1 107-3t DR.

L. R. KRATZE PHYSICIAN VNB SI KGFON Office Hours 1 to and 7 to 8:30 p. Offices over West End Drug Store, Phone 824 Tailoring and Dressmaking by VINA RHEAUME All the news fit to print you see It flirst In the Morning Press. Also eaches the System ome and I'islt the Class Room at 9 10 jiyer Stree Telephone your to 693.