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4 I Si PART TWO I PRICE: MOTOR KING AND HIS SYMPHONY RIENDS and de In in the picture are shown left to right Joseph Gorner Madame Ostrowska red Lewis Henry ord and Phillip Abbas PRIMARY DATE MIXUP LOOMS list than Price Marks Goodyear and Silvertown Cords That Make Land Marks a place to buy firct Over Worked Tlr lap AOr aye A ree Inner Tube With Every Tire fl ord GLENDALE 8916 other Mala Illi art I Ju'MArA 'Jh State crop allowing (tuar 0 cent per buhel over teat probable than the of ton TWO GIRL WANDERERS HELD IN IRON MOUNTAIN com WltD note time Will In in on his yacht while In thiaport re cently and they reported that he was extremely Interested In music spending' all his evening1 with the quartet asking questions about the various instruments governor Hastings and many and eoun trowska harpist: Philip Abbas 'cel list all members of the Detroit Sym phony and red Lewis of Ann Ar bor pianist The quartet is playing a series of 10 concerts in this city The musicians were guests of ord GRANO RIVER AT 15TH 1431 BROADWAY MAIL ORDERS OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY I HADNIKCC LocktU Tire 1 Qr Repair KH yv 2350 2750 2850 2950 3650 to say whether it will seriously injure the cording to the forecaster no one naa cue rignt or will not crop igures on show on the cause for rejoicing Snow asserted 'if the wheat yield In the United Stabs reached 780000000 bushels there Is reason for believing there will be at least 3000000uq dollars Increase in the value of the united gin of year Chamois fiklns who returned yesterday 0 8 9 NO 3 07 when he was entertained aboard his yacht by the Detroit Sym phonlque Ensemble composed most ly of Detroit Symphony players The ensemble is composed of Jo seph Corner violinist: Madaine Os 'JJ toH Btorage Bat $995 Assorted Cotter 1 0r Traverse CltyZ Mlchz July 29 Henry ord had to come all the way to Traverse City to become interest ed In the Detroit Symphony orches tra This Interest wan aroused Timer and BoilerzkM59c held practically Identical condl In 1922 more than 40 legix Jtravy Carry Over extent the wheat carry Motor Oil High grade Brlnx your can Pal aa THREE CENTS Nicholas Waits or Bride of Year To Come Back Chevrolet Valve Caver and Oller best WindhleltfCkaner deans both sides of gtoM yv Woman in Tarring Case ree on Bail Overworked kidneys ere the aource of many that tired dull feeling that back ache thoao awollen joint in dicate that your kidney may be xtaggering under an excel ire load And that i the uiual beginning of Bright Dieaie Diabetei High Blood Preture Phyician for over 50 year have prMcribed Mountain Valley Water from Hot Spring Arkanai a an aid in the treament and pre vention of kidney to over wOrked organ it give auitanee Neglect of the kidney i begin today' to restore them to normal health and activity Order a cae of Mountain Valley Water In 1918 The figures It ahould remembered are average In' two communities the census turns disclose was the rate of crease the same Some cities 7800 In thii inhabitanta That group of men governed our cities In the same way congress gov tho nation and the leglsla governed the states The the American crop other hand much The News of All the World irst A convenient Service Station for every motorist ree Mounting Service let Special to The ree rew "Troth Mountain Mich July Ethel Gallagher and Lila Kenney 15year old Iron River girls who left home Monday to walk to Stur geon Bay Wia tto pick' cherries were being held here today by Sheriff Cleveland The youthful wanderers were found near Pow ere They had walked and ridden about 80 miles during day budget have decreased from 3 suvuu0000 to about 3500000 O00 for 1924 The average spending of members of congress therefore has decreased somewhat coining down from about 700000 for 1922 to an estimated 660000 in 1924 That 6 per cent dec rease ddi not appear however to be due to any special virture on the part of In dividual members of ong)es for during the first session of the bixty elghth congrtns which ad journed June' 7 last bills calling for the greatest total expenditure of any peace time session in the na tion's history were Introduced The bureau or tne budget esti mated the total proposed expendi tures a exclusive oC the soldier bonus ot more than 7500000000 for the session The sum included the ordinary appropriation bills and the sums necessary to carry on the usual transactions with respect to the public debt' The average of the proposed expenditures at the last session of congress was more than 1400000 for each senator and representative or more than double the average of the actual federal expenditures for 1922 Most of these bills failed of pas sage but many of them have gone over to the December session of congress and will be considered then (Copyright 1924 by Current News eature jZ Inc) special tThs ree Press Chicago Tribune Washington July President Coolidge wag tamped today when vlxftora to the White House re marking that be was about to eoffl pleto bls flrat year there asked him what he thought had been the outstanding event In his Ute there The president hesitated everal seronda before replying In a delib erate manner that from hla own pergonal standpoint hie nomination ax the Republican candidate for election probably must be conoid ured the outstanding event That however ha explained wee only from the pergonal viewpoint rom the public or national view point the prealaent could not an wir That answer lay with the public lie eld and the pubilo along could tali what really was the out standing event ot bl career thug far ug president flee der VVC flow S(f friend In need 81X1 Wedge Culi lone aU aw 1 colors 4 Rsdfator rsp plstM large Mll 39c Pise Wbtrfri eemplrie I rat Uow ate on Lesa Than 16000 Say How Much Various orms of Gov ernment Shall Spend BY WUltAM HELM Jlt Washington Julv Power to reduce the present high cost of gevernment and to lighten the burden now resting on taxpayers nes tn tne main In the bands of a group of public employes number ing less than 16000 persons These employes constitute the federal and state legislatures and the govern ing boards or councils of our chief cities They alone have the power to levy taxes and to author ize the spending of money The President of the United States the governors the 48 states and the mayors of our 261 cities having more than 30000 population each alike are powerless to spend rnonev raised by taxat on without the authority nf their respective gov erning uodles The feleral legislature 4 or con great it composed of B31men each drawing a salary of 7600 a year These men in addition topassing laws to govern the nation pass up on all federal exnenditurei They and they alone have 4he authority to say how much money Uncle Sam shall spend each year tfpeut 3300000000 In Year Including Axed charges such as Interest on the national debt sink Ing fund requirements and the liketh total spent by each member of congress averaged in 1922 about700000 All told the 631 men au thorised the spending that year of about 3800000000 2 Legislatures of the 48 states are composed of 7414 men and women Of that number 1756 hold member ship in state senates the remain ing 6658 are members of lower houses of the state legislatures 1 In 1922 these 7414 men and wo men authorized the spending of 1 2S0 000000 our years previously or In 1918 they spent but 566000 000 or less than half of the sum spent in 1922 Within that period of time they raised state expendi tures by about 125 per cent ac cording to official returns of the census bureau from which the fore going figures are obtained They spent in 1922 an average of more than 172000 apiece in 1918 the average was less than 77000 apiece The figures Include fixed charges as well as expenditures for ordinary and extraordinary gov ernmental undertakings Big City Expenditures 'Cities of more than 30000 popu lation eacfy spent in 1922 the cen sus bureau asserts more than 2 222000000 The population of the 2tl cities covered was about 38700000 The cost of city gov ernment was 5738 that year for every man woman and child ot city population In 1918 four years Previous the per capita cost was about 37 The increase in per capita cost was about 60 per cent in the four years in the actual amount spent however the total for 1922 was almost double the total for 191g No official record Has hon mud of the number of members of city councils and commissions Some of the larger communities have sev eral score many of the' smaller cities have less than a dozen A liberal estimate would place the average for the entire 261 cities at 30 councilmen and aidermen to eacn city me chances arw that the average is lower On that basis however the num ber xf city aidermen and council men was aonrox nnatPiv 1922 in communities of more 4UUUU 7800 much erned tures city authorities alone were empow ued to authorize tne spending of funds raised by city taxation In their hands lay the power to raise or tolower the cost of city gov ernment Average Increase Great Thev Anpnt nn nn LHC figures show almost 8300000 apleco tai isaa a hr Biiiii nnn innmnsaA from an estimated 150000 apiece be no Cylinder Head end Rpnrk Mug O()P Wrench irt and Wrapped in Paper We sell what we advertise Bunktr Hill wat the tam9 as any other hill before a battit wat fought thoro Tht thacki utrt juot lihti othor thackt until Boyer made price that make and that 9 the reason Boyer's is recognised among car dealers garage owners and the general public as the best Champion fipssrlt Hnrs 5n boxes "on splash 69c EWCOmOL PUBLIC UNDS Eight day Auto $498 heaper Onee 1 19 A Board of Trade Expert Says Grain Price Advance Will Continue Chicago July (fly United Preus) Snow leading crop expert on the Chicago board of traae from a tour of Canadian wheat re glona today estimated tho Cana dian wheat crop at little hotter than halt the 1923 harvest A yield of approximately 430000000 buahels In the three largest grain producing provinces Saskatche wan Alberta and Manitoba wag the estimate of Snow In th two most fertile wheat provinces Saskatchewan and Al berta said Snow tho season has been bad from th beginning and a crop shortage Is now determined tn everything except emonnt Witboat Kxlnfll A mostImportant producing districts have peen without rain fall nil through the season' and millions ot acres north of tho'Cii adlan Pacific railroad line can never be cut for grain" a to thio time" neclared Know "the situation In Manitoba has been' generally favorable hooey Spring started In with prolonged dry period but rains about tho mid 1 die of July saved the situation "If Manitoba's more than two and a half yields an ordinary crop you con expert all of the 60000000 bushels for thst province which la better than nor mal" But the crop will bo late Snow predicted Along with lateness and ths dan gr of frost a widespread Infection of black rust has made Its appear ance Snow stated While rrnt $1275 21:50 2250 CASS CANIELD AUTO SUPPLY 4403 CASS AVENUE AT CANIELD Atwater Kent tribtttor fiyatem far orde No mor Irnl IS $925 7 Motor Driven Horn on that will $298 Cheaper onea $160 Extra large OQr frponiea AvV Exhaust flffww Cut out TnimmhMoii HandLfntnir eet of A2 with Hntx rederick Mfi July Mary Shank' who with eight men wo arreatwd geverfti days ak? charged wlln tarring and feather Ing Mlax Dorothy Qrandon of Mar linaburg Var oAt Thursday tiight secured ball today and wax releneed pending notion of the Sep tember grand jury Tho men of whom wefft of Xfr Shank had fur niahed bond ahortly after tbeir ar rest 4 8 Mla Grendon Is atilt In custody in default ot 600 bond aa a atate witnexa Big Political Upheaval in Sight if New Law ollowed Out to Letter Whether a peculiar oversight In the state election laws as amend ed in the 1921 session will invali date primary election nominating petitions for state county and city offices filed since Saturday Is a Question which agitated county Officials Tuesday Included among the candidates who have not yet filed their nomi nating petitions are Governor Alex Groesbeck and United States Senator James Couxens of Detroit George Welsh ot Grand Rapids candidate for lieutenant William Totter of candidate for governor other aspirants for state ty office The Democratic county office slate was not picked until Monday evening and would be left out In Its entirety If the contention Is upheld that lust Saturday was the time limit tof filing petitions Adjustment to Neglected Discovery was made by one of the circuit judges that when the legislature 1921 changed the primary date from the last Tuesday In August to the second Tuesday In September It neglected to read just tho section specifying the date on which primary petitions must be filed The section of the law covering filing of petitions still reads I "The secretary of state and tho various county clerks end the city clerks of cities In which city officers are to be elected at the November election shall re ceive nominating petitions filed In accordance with provisions of thia act up to o'clock Stand ard time In the afternoon of the thirty first day before the? August Arguing that the August primary referred to was the one held on the last Tuesday of the month the 31 days referred to would have ex pired last Saturday seVeral attor neys who have discussed the issue declare Attention had been called to It several days ago and practi cally every candidate for circuit judge speeded up hl petitions to have them filed before Saturday Will Aeeept Petitions "Nothing to It In my estimation" declared County Clerk Thomas arrell "It was the plain Intent Of the legislature to close primary entries 81 days before the election and Inasmuch ns there no longer Is an "August the time limit must be counted back from the only primary to which It could refer I will continue to accept petitions ax they are filed up to 4 o'clock ln the afternoon on August Judge Durfee election commis sioner holds with Clerk arrell that the Intention of the legislature 1s plain and that the forthcoming September 9 primary comes closest to being the "August primary" re ferred to In the election law Representative Charles Culver who sat In the legislature when the primary date was changed from August to September agrees with these officials that petitions may be accepted up to August 9 He feels so sure ot hla position he has neglected to file his own petitions thus far Secretary bf State Charles De Land In a set of general election Instructions broadcast through the atate a few weeks ago stipulated August 9 la the last day for filing petitions Mendamoa Action Threatened Discussion however continues and In at least one Instance a man damus action has been threatened by a candidate for county office who has already filed If County Clerk arrell falls to Certify the petitions filed up to last Saturday as complete Tho question raised now was not brought up two years ago when tne neptemoer primary was under ILtUll 48 ifei iiimti trftir tativa candidate! waited until the 1600 ord SUrtrr $375 Tire Ironn 1 extra long only (rnuiuZiZnA1l KTeter $998 H' el Ci 70 Wheat Crop In Canada ound Cutdne Half Cowl LlfthtR red tfiideniaug arts Park lor Licht nlrkH 60r plated Window 1 Af AntLfUttirrt UM of Horket Wrrnehee on hnnril at Mountain Valley Water Co SIS irst StM Detroit Ws DtUvsr WATER rUMP Her 650 ot ord mo tor Mmethinc errry ord $2 98 rum IfMtlllghU tor ords Rood enough for a Lincolne $695frgyC''49C Large ainmlntim hnb capo fnr ords £Or set ot fnnr Tha over In th United Stat esti mated by Snow Is as follows 3L OOOVOO bushels held by mills and elevators 31000000 buehele tn tha hands of farmerg The underlying range tbr th red feel reaction In grain value in th last five wke a Riven by Know anticipation of a marked world ehortape so much a a better ad just mem Between auppiy mend Jn other word 1 the world crop le no btgiror estimated world margin aumptfron leaving nn equilibrium that hs not exlgtefl since tha war nor epot In the prosperity of the American farmer has ben the fact tha farm products were out of Jin with prices of staples which the farmers had to huy Th last five weeks of readjustment of this relationship has restored th buying power of the farmer and pressfres a general upward move ment In ail departments of national trade Snow Intimated that the present rrntn price advance would last definitely Lawton Vet's Burial Today HnAxMat ia Th nwi Vrkm Lawton Mich July 29r unera! services for Jarne Mall 86 years old veteran of the Civil war will be hald Wednesday afternoon Ils leaves a daughter Mrs ern rhergon and a non Lyle Hall both Coolidge Leaves Public to Judge Of Biggest Event Hii Nomination I Outstanding rom Own 5 Aatomalh Wind thirty first day before the Rep tem'her elections to file In Detroit alone The fact such widely known can didates as Governor Groesbeck and Senator Couzens have so far ne glected to file makes the question an Important one this year If it should be held they are too late one of the biggest political ip heavals In recent years would te eult 65 Persons Killed vis Building alls Special to The ree Presa Madras India July 29 Sixty five persons were klHd today at Cochin by the rnlbipsiT of a school building which was wrecked by floods A majority ofr the houses at Callcut have collapsed and a large part of the population of Malabar is home less In the Cochin district timber yards and live stock were swept io sa ord Touring Top $1495 Assorted Lock Washers bos i 96 CombinattAn Mlnp and Park CO ne Ing Light Tire Cover Mx8 end 31x4 Cl OQ finest qtml Ity ord Traumiioa Baud AQf Wrench Hm Vleor for open end rloeed ears wonderful $198 tehie resh rom the actory 30x31 Clin Cord 31x4 Cord 32x4YS SetCord 33x4 Cord 32x4i Cord 33x4i Cord 34x4JS Cord 33x5 Cord creased their expenses but little during the four years others ran theirs up to four foia the 1918 spendings 1th these throe groups of public niR'iiuers Him tnpir unpnnintfa ed the bulk of the taxpayer's bur wen is RrcnimtM rnr nr three fourths of the cost of gov ernment Is represented by the sums they spend A summary covering 1922 shows: aJL memiWB of congress spent about 3300000000 7 ill members of mate legis latures Bpent about 1280000000 7800 members of city councils and conimlslon spent about 2ttt000000 15745 public spenders spent about 7302000 000 The average for each one of these public officials in 1923 wasHlmost170000 Many Serve Smaller Units Tn addttion to the total shown above there was spent in 1922 sum ranging between 1500 DUO 000 and 2000000000 by the governing authorities of 3000 counties and 13 000 or more cities of less than 30 000 inhabitants each towns town shipHvinages and school districts The number of men and women serving on the governing councils commissions and boards of these smaller units of government has never been computed officially or by any reliable statistician or economist in private life so far ns the writer can learn It is wholly indefinite It may be 50000 It may go to 300000 To count them would be as difficult a task as counting the hairs on head They spent however from one sixth to nearly one fourth of the entire sum spent by the govern ment in the United States during 1922 Bndgrt Cnused Decrease Since 1922 the expenses of the federal government due largely to the operation of the bureau of the Valve Lifter AQfl for ords 4Oc Had Ofirl bt bulbs i Detroit Michigan Wednesday july 301924 aith Still Burnt Steadily in Him He Sayt and He I Willing to orgive Her aith Mariehis 19 yeaMld bride of little more than a year still burns stead ily In the heart of Nicholas Stewart 27 ot 2575 Ly caste avenue' In spite of the fact that she left him three weeks ago and has not munlcated him Blnro "Am' leaving" she said In a to him at that with vour buddy write you at 2576 Lycaste avenue" The young couple moved here five months ago from Utica Stewart told the ree 1'ress to day that he and his wife had had no words 'She was young and liked a good time" he said "and was not making a lot of money But the future looked bright and I thought everything was going along fine" 1 "I have 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