Escanaba Morning Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 4

SHtnrday Mornln Sel't. DHL, ESCANABA PR'LSS bs anaha horning co F.iorj Monday. JAMES DOHHRTV, President and anager JOHN P. Secretary and Editor. OFFH i LDWilflTOS Hi I i York tlftices I StrevL OF It I an If Collection Monthly or Weekly.

One Year 16 00 2 76 Three 1-60 Per Week .................................................12 Hy Mall. Strictly In Advance. One Year 60 BU Months 2 25 Three Months 1 26 One Month ..............................................60 as second class matter, April 4. 1909, at the post office at Escanaba. Michigan, under the Act of Marita 3.

Instruct the carrier to deliver the Morning as or order it by postal card or telephone, Make complaint promptly If delivery is Irregular. Latest time of ription payments indicated to out-of-town subscribers on the of the Moru to local subscribers bj late indicated on their card. The Escanaba Morning Preaa Co not stand responsible for any in- incurred except on Mgurd by the president of this com or by the secretary. 'CSCATTAKA MOKNtNO FiiESS Morning. flH'l.

Weekly publishes a picture of Princess Henry of Pleas as "the most beaut if til princess in Still, go by comparison. Beauty is la I as between Mr. and liiugbai there Is a choice. GENERAL'S OPINION IN FULL The women of Colorado are not satisfied with votes; they want banquet tickets. We told you so.

The next thing hey 11 demand vsiil be places on the list. Latest advices from Spain indicate that our old friend Weyler is a.ualu candidate for iiioat unpopular man in libcria, und is fairly running away with the race. Wall street has cided not nominate Woodrow Wilson for the si- dency, thereby paying him the finest tribute of the many that he has received. Manufacturer a tacks on American universities becoming a regular feature, talks like a man who has tried to run un orchard just across the street from the campus. Seventy-five civil young men with a tendency toward buttons and have a chance to burst into the Army through examination.

Now that the hurly-burly's done, he battle lost and won, those valiant Tigers just naturally massacre Huss Ford. RiP.Wil ML.M OF II UL. Aunt Della Tarrey had some nice warm knitted for the dent to wear on his trip on those AliUH I cars. Office Weather Bureau. Escanaba, Sept.

23, 1911 For Escanaba and vicinity: Saturday unsettled and cooler probably followed by showers; moderate south winds. Highest temperature yesterday degrees. Lowest temperature yesterday 50 degrees. Precipitation yesterday 9 inches. Temperatures at even hours yesterday.

2 a. 4H 12 a. in. 04 4 a. m.

46 2 p. m. 6 a. m. 60 4 p.

m. 65 8 a. m. 58 6 p. m.

63 10 a. 62 8 p. m. 61 V. Observer.

Two classes of people the life insurance boys do not care to have call on them arc aviators and Russian patters. In a few days the hay fever putieiit will have all the cold storage that nature can supply when she is in good form. It is about timo to reserve your a for the championship series between the Giants and the Athletics. The federal post office authorities have amputated the off Pittsburg. That make a of a difference.

Cienna is giving Wien at its wurst an exhibition of The shoe machinery iru Is indi t- ed. At last! Marque le, pt. Mining Journal received a copy of the opinion recently given Prosecuting Attorney F. A. Bell by the as to the propriety or duty of the board oi supervisors the annual meeting In tober to review the equaliza ion of flto county made in June.

As published yesterday the attorney general holds that the Jun equalization this year was made for the benefit of the state board of equalization and that the law contem- piates that the board of supervisors shall -equalize county In October, as in other years. It has been cided, however, that failure to re- equalize at the October meeting does not invalidate the taxes otherwise regularly levied. This decision is of vital Importance to Marquette taxpayers, as it will afford an opportunity for them to get relief from the unjust burden of state taxes, imposed by the increased valuation of the county by the state board of equalization, which was made on the theory that the mines were under assessed. Unless Marquette proportion of the valuation of the county is reduced by the supervisors at the October meeting, local property will bear the increased state taxes in the same ratio as the mining and other properties. The attorney general's opinion follows: Sept.

14, 1911. Mr. F. A. Bell, attorney-at-law, Ishpeming, Michigan: Dear letter of the 12th instant received and contents noted In reply thereto would say that the June equalization by board of supervisors is under and pursuant to Act 44 of the Public Acts of 1911, and is required for the purpose of aiding the state board of equalization in the per fonnance of the duties under said act.

Section 34 of the general law re quiries the board of supervisors at its October session in each year to equal ize the assessment rolls of the several or cities, which equalization is made the basis of the apportionment of the taxes in the couuty. This department lias uui forinly advised such equalization by the boar of supervisors at its October session In the years where the coun ty board is required to equalize In June for the purpose of aiding the state board df equalization in the performance of its duties. In the case of Silsbee vs. fltockle, 44 Mich. 661, and Boyce vs.

Sebrlng, 66 Mich. 210, it was held by the supreme court that where equalization was made at June session preceding meeting of the state board of equalization failure to equalize at October session would not invalidate the taxes otherwise regularly levied. The general tax law, however, clearly contemplates that the board of supervisors shall equalize at its October session as above indicated. PEttklXg NEWS. PATRONIZE CENTRAL DELIVERY SYSTEM Five deliveries to any part of the city each day and nix deliveries on Haturday.

Please note time can! when ordering We will never disappoint you your order will reach you on time. Teams leave as First dsTvery .............7:00 a. m. shaap Second Third delivery ........10:15 Fourth p. m.

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Douimin Ave. Escanaba Mich TRUCK ili Ton Trucks Express Trucks Special Delivery The teachers of the Perkins' school h. Id a marshmallow roast at the river, Monday evening. Those who were present were Miss Florence Lusardi, Miss Mabel Norden, Miss Jessie Whitney, Miss Selma Llndell, Miss Naomi Carroll, Miss Emma Themel, and Messrs Jack Fahey, William Moreau, Ryron Whitney, Harry Norden, Herman Anderson, Richard Anderson and Noah Disco. All had a most enjoyable time.

Miss Emma Lavergne returned from Escanaba Wednesday after a weeks visit there with friends. Miss Eliza Albert who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. Louis Demenae for the past three weeks returned Tuesday to her home in Ocon to. Mr. Clifford Reese who has been at Aberdeen, Canada, for the past month returned to his home Tuesday.

Mr. Ferdinand and family moved to the woods Tuesday, where they intend to remain for the winter. Miss Nellie Dugas returned Tuesday from Escanaba. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Oerou left for Green Hay, Wednesday accompanied by their little son, Alfred, who was sick with a bad attack of appendicitis. Word was received Thursday that Alfred had on that day submitted to an operation. All his friends are hoping for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Edberg took her little daughter who is sick to Trombley Tuesday to consult Dr.

Calley. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Carlson of Escanaba visited at the home of Mr. Charles Norden Thursday.

Misses Myrtle and Lydia Chartier returned from a visit at Chatham, Thursday. Miss Olga Carlson returned to Escanaba Friday evening after spending Thursday and Friday with friends here. Miss Vlctorlne LePresh and Mr. Joseph LaChance were united In marriage at 8 Thursday morning at St. Joseph's church.

Miss Nellie Dugas left Friday evening for a short visit at Trombley. Miss Mary Lusardl of Trombly drove here Friday evening. She was accompanied back to her home by her Miss Florence Lusardl who will spend Saturday and Sunday there. A large number of the Perkins young people held a dancing party at the town hall Thursday evening The event was a surprise party on Miss Selma Llndell in honor of her birthday. She was presented with a very pretty gift by her friends.

The evening was a very pleasant one for all present Mias Selina Llndell and Miss Naomi Carroll went to Escanaba. Friday evening. Rev. Father Laforest and Master Ell Lavergne left Friday for Green Bay. They will return Saturday.

Mrs. John Gustafson drove to Glad stone, Saturday. Mr. Poquette moved his family down from Beaver, Tuesday. Mrs.

Joseph Neurohr and children drove to Rapid River, Saturday. Mr. Axel Delta of Escanaba spent a few days this week with relatives In Perkins. Mr. and Mrs.

Eric Carlson drove to Gladstone, Saturday. F. H. Cash Mercantile Co. Hanrahan Lefebvra John W.

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