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The Washington times., 1913-11-03
Vital Records.

Births.
Marcellus C. And Harriet p sheiId. girl
Peter J. and Lottie ". Duncan. girf.
Fredrick and Mary Pezzaro, boy.
Austin L. and Cordelia r. Ritz. boy.
James A and Mary E. Mcdonnell. girl
Joseph A and Virginia serrin. boy.
Isaac w. and Florence e. Shoemaker.
boy.
Earnest p. and Catherine Hen, GIRL
Ernest and Agnes v. Winters, boy.
Nathan and Rebecca Rayne, girl.
Sylvan 8. and winifred Crider, boy
William H. and Grace F. Wright. bow.
William and Virginia r. Gwynn, boy.
James and Cecelia johnson, girl
Jessie and Pearl Wifhers. boy.
Daniel r. and Eunice Jones. bow
George and Mary Bowman. girl.
alexander H and Burbie N. Benz. boy.
William ID. and May d. Sullivan. girl
William II. and Teresa Sardo, boy.
Howard E and Mary E. Nairn, boy.
Frank c. and Nettie r. James. girl.
Maurice and Annie Garfinkle. boy.
RAYMOND j. and Francis r. Agusterfer,
boy.
Charles E. and Bessie Brown, girl
Robert 70. and Jennie n. Barry, boy.
BENJAMIN F. and Estella Fisher, boy.
George I. and Mary L. Hall, girl.
Arthur and Ida jackson, girl.
John and Lucy Taylor. girl
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Marriage Licenses

Charles Stanley and Emma Costello.
both Of Newark, N ].
Elwood A. Harrison and Anna T. Tar.
lor, both of Washington.
Arthur E. Walker and Julia A. Darling
ton, both of Washington.
Joseph F. Lilly and Clara T. Maschauer,
both of Washington
William 7. Bradley and Ida Owen.
both of Portsmouth, Va
Eleven S. Cooksey and Ethelyn e
Norris, both of Washington.
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Deaths

David P. McIntee, Al years, I23 d stree
southwest.
Elizabeth Homiller. 81 years, $50 wiz
consin avenue northwest.
Charlotte A. Brown. 70 years. 100 O
street northwest.
Thomas F. Tuohy, 81 years. sig Ninth
street northeast
Minnie A. Houghton. 50 years. National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Francis l. Fuss. % years. so Fffn
street northeast
Rebecca Bean. 50 years. Sibley Hospital
John l. Kerr, 81 years, Casualty Hoo
pital.
Lillian NJ. Stanley. 10 years. $50 Con
necticut avenue northwest.
Pietro DeNunzio, years, 11s E streGt
Eva virginia Wilson. . months, wash
ington Highlands, d. c.
George F. Alams, so years. 1724 Benning
road northeast.
John o. Baynes, 60 years, 1888 Twenty
eighth street northwest
John Norris, 80 years. 131 F street south
west.
Ivan ]. Crawley. u years. Freedmene
Hospital.
Evelyn B. Boardley. Al years. 1z2s v
street northwest
Frank Lyons. IS years, Polk streek
Kenilworth. ID. c.
John Mitchell. "a years. 121sk r streef
northwest.
sallie Warren, 2s years. Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital.
Edward Williams. 50 years. Garfield
Memorial Hospital.
William II. Adams. As years, Washings
ton Asylum Hospital.
Mary Z. Douglass, 63 years. 1879 T
street northwest.
William Spencer. So years, Casualty
Hospital.
Dorothy smith. 1 year, 4o5 New York
avenue northwest
Ittla
pital for the Insane.
Ann Collins, 50 years. ss1 street north
east.
Jacob A. Harold IS years, 4Ss G street
southwest
Carmeia Lacovaro, 81 years. 46 F street
northwest
King Madison. 81 years, s21s Dakota
street northeast.
Julia worrnley, 30 years, Congress
court northwest
Leshia Rodgers, 20 years, Home for the
Aged and Infirm.
Mary ]. King. So years. 10la U street
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DEATHS

ApAMS-on Friday. October n. rsaa :, 80.
LIE Esss IsHasnce. i7z4 Benning road. CEORGE
aELiA beloved husband or the lafe Msr-
y. ~. Adams and father Of Nrx Csersr,,'Sr
aaazms aaa,n Booth and the Misses Efie and
Funeral from the family r-s,a.nc. =.
TUESDAY. November 4, at $40 a m: shenee "a
Hoiy Name Church, where reouiern h5s,,
ass tor the repose OF his soul win ~ .sff
2. m Relatives and fr1enda invtfct
attend tBaitfmore and ali Msrvlrnd
papers please copy.J ss'-n'
o1.ADDEN-On Friday, octobsr n ,s,.
"rLLLAM T. GLADDEN.
zurhorsts funeral pariors ~ Esss -
no, = suSst; on Monday. November q Al is.so
m. Friends invited to attend fnssrn.~e,
tuesday. at Highland. Hartford county. Nd
eSANT-On November :. 1914. ~ 4, :,
ner nome. llos Deiadeld place sft.r ~, ic. =
Tnan,pp PAINFUL hiness. VIRGINIA, wife Or
Funeral private
"a I-On Monday. November Z 1srx n,
~ a. m. JAMES CALCOTT bn.hs.. - -
AzrQef Stewart Pratt =,
,.rsss nefM rom his late residence. Iscs s,x-
roSr sn sueet nerthwest. Wednesdav AZ a
NOON interment private
SIMPSON
Washington Leds.: No. i.
"A, special session Of washinxton f1.,,,
O'clock % n ns,1 q a. S.t the iodse room at SO
Ior the purpose OF attending the f,,nersi
rsiess sIwpsssof OF our late brother. CHARLES ri
BY order of JOHN ]. eoRxAN
Attest: WIN. s. sHELBY- SEE $500 nu'er'
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ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OUR SALES
ROOMS, SIS La AVE, ON TUES
DAY. NOV. 4. BEGINNING AT 10 A.
NJ VERY MASSIVE ENAMEL
& BRASS BEDS, FELT JTMATTRESSES.
CoUCHES, B. & e MAPLE & OAK
FURNITURE. EXTRA FINE s-PIECE
PARLOR SUIT. LOT OF RUGS,
CHINA. TOILET WARE. LOT OF n.
q r. FURNITURE, ALSO FOR A
DEALER DECLINING BUSINESS
ABOUT 1,o00 YARDS OF LINOLEUM
AND OILCLOTHS. ALSO AT IL
O'CLOCK A SMALL STOCK OF
GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, 1
LARGE ICE BOX, SHOW CASES.
TOOLS. FIXTURES. ETC. TERMS
CASH.
D. NOTES,
No Connection with Any Other Sale.
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO and player-piano tuning and re-
pairing, 81 up: free estimates: work guar
anteed. VIM. w. SAUNDERS, 1914 r. G
ch. rd.; phone Col. 23Ge. l.
TUNING, 500. Player Piano and Organ
work guaranteed. NJ 26s or drop postal
HERMAN'S PIANO SHOP, 1920 PA. AVE.
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UPH0LSTERING

sIVE-PIEcE parlor suites upholstered In
tapestry. 80 up: FREQ delivery: satisfsction:
setne Uphol Co.. 81 II Ut. N w. Line 3sssM
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REFRIGERAToRs, ICE BOXES

hccRAY REFRIGERAroRs
And Cooling Rooms Have 10 EQrsS
AecRAf REFRiGERAToR CO.. Gi = 5, ".
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MATTRESS MAKING

MATTRESS RENovATING AND REMApE
S.. PHONE NORTH 62s
CAPITAL BEDDING CO.. Iz4I 7th q. N. W.
-
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PARK ROAD n. w, 5r., b.; complete and
modern; two exposures front and rear
porches; convenient TO car; $50. CAYwOOD
& GARRETT. l23l ". Y. ave. n. w.
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FLOOR OILS

C T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KIII-
ING FLOOR OIL. contains olium and wax.
keeps the floors clean and bright and gives
them a polished finish. Good for your furni-
ture. Try II. soc gal. delivered. Used by the
u. S. Govt and over 10 900 families for the
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY up-to-date full dress ana tuxedo suits
for hire. n. T. PINES. Merchant Tailor.
1905 ath st. n. W. Phone Main 521<
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AUTOMOBILES

TWO-CYLINDER Buick; good condition;
make fine wagon. Garage, 527 sth st. S.
E.; phone Line 4g0
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OVERLAND-5-pas.: bargain; 1912. fore-door
just overhauled; good tires; $500 cash.
Phone Main 177O, or call 81 Southern bldg.
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GIL F St. N. W.
For Sale.

BUNGALOWS rooms. bath. ETC.. near WIRE
less towers: u acre lot. 8. A. POTTER,
Arlington. Va
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CHROOM-Downtown business section
s7OO
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NEWS STAND, fruit, confectionery, ant
cigar store-Downtown business section
rent cheap: price $3.50; half cash, balanc
monthly. To buy or sell stores see us.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1923 r
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LADIES' TAILORING

SPECIAL oFFER-Suits OF own Q1S
material, including findings. =. OlC
Jos. HOFFMAN CO.. Ladies' Tsilors and
Furriers- III llth at. N w T.
HAVE YOUR SUITS and skirts made to or.
der absolutely at half price. II. DEfNER
tN st. N w. T.
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FOR SALE-Almost new. improved automo-
bile; 90 h. p; six cylinder; quick-detach-
ment; thoroughly equipped; bargain to quick
cash sale. Address BOX 102. Times office.
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NOTICE TO LADIES

WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER LADIES.
and GENTS suits. pressing. cleaning, repair-
ing and restyling: postal or phone NJ 4s7s
WASH. TAILORING CO.. 92i G st n w
VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. Free lee
lures for women Wednesday D. m Nat
ural non-surgicsl cloth bound +OO-page book
free. 9l6 Colorado Building
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Two floors. u05-1Io7 18th ST.
NV; suitable for offices or light manufac-
turing; will remodel to suit tenant Apply
c. WALTER HOOVER. at above numbers.
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DRUG STORE-Located on car line an
thickly built-up section In District; no op
position; receipts $40 day; big value a
ment
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FOR SALE-LOTS

81. 900 EQUITY in s-room new modern
3-story residence. 1903 Newton SIN w;
trust. 81, 800. for small property clear lot.
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GROCERY and ~ acres Of land-Improved,
on Bowen road: owing to other business
will take ZOO for all; payments to suit
purchaser.
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(Colored) Undertakes and Embalmsr.
ifcoA st n, w. Prone North t.s.
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and fancy grocery-N. W.:
rooms; cheap rent; must sell this week;
price right; terms arranged.
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Canaries, parrots. dogs, cats, rabbits Guinea
Pigs and monkeys. 1906 18th st. n. W.
SCHMID'S Bird and Pet Stock Emporiun,
7l2 Twelfth ST oorthwest
THE HOME OF PETS'-Canaries Parrots
Cats, Dogs. Monkeys. Rabbits Guinea Pigs
Poultry. Gold FISH Aquariums. Medicines for
Every Aiiment. Ask for new catalogue.
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BARBER SHOP for sale; fremont house;
reasonable. 2nd and Ind ave n. W. II
TWO FTRST-CLASS LUNCH ROOMS. one
s. 500, other 500; excellent equipment; good
lease and moderate rent; same party owns
both; will dispose of either one: strictly
cash proposition. BOX SIS. Times offrn. -
STATIONERY, novelties. tobacco and cigar.
new stock and fixtures: cost 81 200: no out
standing bills: owner seriously Ill must sell
will sacrifice for cash. BOX 79 Times office.
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FOR RENT-To frst-class colored tenant, In
select y. 4. location, q St, / square from
car; Or. b., bay-window brick: modern; good
condition; S2O.5c. CAYWOOD & GARRETT.
1881 n. Y. ave.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Uufurnished,

THE PRINCETON. 1880 V ST. N. w.-six
rooms and bath; fine condition: End floor
]. JEROME LIGHTFooT, 14OI H ST. N. W.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
KEllER'S CAFE
CHANGES HANDS
EL PAso MAN Is THE NEW PRO
PRlkrOR - KELLER FAMILY
LEAVE To SPEND CHRISTMAS
IN MIDDLE WET

kelisr's cafe. which since IL COM
menced operations about three years
ago has been one OF the most popular
eating places In klamath Falls. has
changed hands. The deal vas closed
Saturday evening.
The ns~ proprietor Is A. J. Wig
gins Of II Paso. Texas. Ms. Wig
Gins Siil reach here tomorrow. and.
like Mrs. Keller. she will take an
active part In the management OF the
restaurant. Since boyhood Mr.. Wig
gins has been engaged In hotel and
restaurant work. and will conduct the
establishment along the same iines
that made IL popular under the Kel.
Ter management
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Keller and son
Paul tyes. and the dog. Teddy. will
leave later In the month for their for
msr home. Fremont. Ohio. where
they will spend Christmas. They will
return In the spring. as Mr.. Keller
has many Investments here.
During the time the Kellers have.
conducted the cafe they have proven
themselves capable restAurAtsurs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
Aged Halter sid

inspectors WORKING under Health
Commissioner Kraft Of Milwaukee re-
por, that butter has been on sale In
Milwaukee uhlch has been In a,oTAE.
more than two years. Tho butter Ia
sold at about half "a. price Of the
fTezh article. Commissioner Kraft
says II 10 violation Of tho federal
law TO sell such butter. aud warns tho
public not 20 purchase II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
isG SHOW STARTS
United Press Service

ALBANY. y, Y. pyc with
hish-brcd dogs Of maay klnds rn
tered from many SECTIONS OF the East
and Middle West. the annual ALBANY
bog ShoS opened hero today AmoHs
the prominent judge of N. CLASSES
there are W. .. Pattrrsou. Airodaics
Ed~Ard Cuh.rt. poInlcrs. settlers aud
cocker ,panIols: Robert scduick Jr
scottish. West Highland. white and
welsh terriers. Mrs william T
Dres bulldogs. and Charles Hopton
doing the All-around wors
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
speeding Funeral Haltc,i

During the progress OF a funeral
through Long Island City OF a New
York man. the police arrested the
chauffeur Of the auto coach and he
NAs nEed for exceeding the speed
limit. Motorcycle Policeman Harry
=. Shelley said the eortese was trsv.
cling at n rate Of thirty-nye miles an
tour-too fast for even = New York
funeral.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
Athletic Girl Condemped

Lscturing In London. Dr. 7. C.
shaw. a noted authority on medleo-
psychological problems. said the eI.
csssiSe development which the NO,
men OF today are seeking is a bad
thing for the race. Sport. he says. Is
bad for the marriage market. because
girls who pursue sport become too
man-iike.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

a. l.. Nelson. the local commission
merchant Who ~As taken TO San Fran,
cisco charged With the theft Of $500,
and was eTonerAt.d there. returned
saturday evening, accompanied BY W.
", shaw. his attorney. Mr. Nelson
attributes th. quick settlement of the
case to the nlertness of IN. local bar.
rister
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
Vatican Places Han on Tango

Answering questions submitted by
bishops. the Vatican declares the
tango must be considered an immoral
dance. and is therefore prohibited to
Catholics. Confessors should refuse
to give absolution to Roman Cath
olies who dance the tango Several
bishops in Italy have forbidden NO
men wearing slit skirts 10 attend re.
ligIous ceremonies in churches.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
G,-s to Portland.

n. Bcrcnberg. ~ho came To KIAm.
ath Falls In September to take ehArs.
Of the tailoring and cutting depart.
meRt OF the House OF Berry. will leave
Tuesday for Portland Mr.. Bcren.
berg Is much pleased with this city.
and expects to return In the spring
and open up a tailoring estAblishment
of his oEn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
To Make Postal Order. Universal

Al the coming session Of congress
foAtmhater burloson will recommend
legislation making postal orders Day.
able anywhere. knowledge OF this
fact reach the express companies, ana
thoy have written letters Of protest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
Wilsoa to Talk by Phone

Being unabi. to leave Washington.
President Wilson slIi address IN. 900
members Of the Rochester. n. v.
Chamber of Commerce on December
10th over the long distance telephone
Each one Of the diners will hay. n tcl.
cphone attachment to his sar.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

In the eoSHu sour hsf tsai .ssCsa,
az Such AimIHIstfaiTII. aha tAn "A.
soun has h'o'i huHdsy. tho ava s,y
u b,ssmbsf. iSiI. at The aosr ., /,
"'slosk m u 'AId DAY. at u. sS.n
foom oi tho eouAv sogft. 10 kl,z.A
fsils Oregon. s tho ilns .ss yl,s.
tof hearing oblsstlohs 10 ,.li ss.l
Ascuuh, aud the settle 90, tA.f,0,
ErFiL q CIAErAls.
Administrator ot the Estals u MAJ,
Hut,on. to s-4sa
.,stsssis..ih
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01
Town Topics
I.r,i,aI at the baptist Church

The meetings sunday we're ot rare
promise aud Interest Rev. Mr.. Hicks
Is man Of spleudii pulpit sloqusnce
Ill subject tonight 10 The Price Of
a shave"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

10 tho Couhy Court % the stats of
Ofssoh. tot the Coanu ot Khan
ath.
iu the Matter ot the EstA,s Of Mar
J sutton. t'-ssAssi
Notice ts hereby 1l'sa that Eris =
,hAstAin. adnlhis,fatTh ot tho estate
- MARI J Huttoh. deceased. has nioi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

and they have also been active In the
eity's civic aud social life. The daily
chats at the cashiers desk with either
Ne. or Mrs.. Keller will be sadly miss
ed by many.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

Jimmy Swanson. proprietor Of a
couple Of barber shops In this city. TO.
turned Saturday night from tWo
weeks Trip To II Angeles. where he
had gone s7r~-aIasAapsen and the
boys The maj lam aud the kiddica
VIII spend tho Irost Of the sin,or in
southern California.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

Subscribe for the Herald. SO cents
q month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

Ia connection -iIh tho Lus. sire.
tapping frauds IN SsS Yors By the
shrcsdcst sanx ot criminals la tho
Norld many police officials viii b.
examined b. the district attorney Of
New York County Among thoa. viii
be- bominles y. Reilly. Who retired
from the polio. force tho day bofor.
u became known that hs would be
Questioned Reilly uaa long conn.
dcntlal man To the chief of detectives
The Niro ,AgpcTa Ia ScS York paid
u per cent Of th.lr winnings 10 tho
police. according 10 the eonfcaaIona
of some o fthom to N. district attor.
n"y. They have taken many hun.
drsds Of thousands ~ dollars during
a." last three ycars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-01

subserib. for sAs.HeraId. so cents
q month.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-03
BIG BOND ISSUES
MEET APPROVAL
Railroad Commission Author
ICES Increased Indebtedness r
of Public Utilities

LANSING. Mich. April s.--The
state railroad commission has author
lied bond issues by public utility cor
porations as follows:
Minneapolis &. Sault Ste. Marie h.
r.. $2.703.Oo0 for the construction OF
i3l miles OF new track.
The Gladwin Light 4 Power Co. In
authorized to issue $4,000 worth OIL
bonds, while the Duluth, South Shore
& Atlantic has been given permission
to sell bonds to the amount Of $780,
900. The Michigan 4 Chicago rail-
road has been granted the right to
issue corporate bonds to the amount
of $l,600.O00, and issue $650,000 In
stock The Detroit 4 Port Huron
Lake Shore railroad 10 authorised to
issue $4,000 worth OF bonds.
The Mutual Telephone Co.. of La
peer, gets permission to Issue $1S.4Ou
worth OF stock. The Elgin Terminal
Railway Co. Is authorized to issue
$250.00 worth of stock. while the
Farmers Telephone Co.. OF Decker
Vile, Is authorized to issue stock
amounting to $4,000.
The rate on limestone from Petos-
key to Newaygo has been reduced
from so to 40 cents per ton.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-03
STATE YEOMAN
SPLIT IN TWAIN
State Camp Now Divided Into
Two Parts, Upper and
Lower Michigan

MENOMINEE, Mich, April 3.-The
brotherhood Of American Yeoman In
Quadrennial session in this city. di.
vided today as the result OF differ
ences or opinion between factions
from the lower and upper peninsulas.
The body was reorganized rs two or.
CARNATIONS, one set Of officers being
elected for the lower peninsula ana
another for northern Michigan.
The results Of the elections follow
Lower peninsula-State foreman,
John ID. Perrin, Mattawan; master OF
ceremonies, Charles Herbst. Menomt
nee; correspondent. A. e. Rupert
Grand Rapids: master Of accounts
z. j. Lawson. Detroit: chaplain. b
s. Alley. Sherman; overseer, o. b.
Wheeler. Grand Junction: Waterman
A. B. Johnson. Ionia: sentinel. Mrs
Anna Handibo. Calumet: Lady Ro
wena. Mrs. Blanche Allen. Bradley
Lady Rebecca. Mrs. Nellie Merriam
Kalamazoo: guard. Don Bedrow, Hart
ford; delegates to supreme conclave
Mark T. Mckee. Detroit; E. L.
Scheyler, Dorr: Edward Allen. Hop
kins; Max Mckee. Walled Lake: IA
j. Todd. Escanaba; j. A. Hassett
Sault Ste Marie; William Murphy
Pinckney.
Upper peninsula-State foreman
John Thompson, Ironwood: correspon
dent, j. b. Reamy. Marquette; mas
ter Of ceremonies, Lester Boswell
Iron Mountain; master OF accounts
Joseph Click, Escanaba; chaplain. ,
H. Bell. Ironwood; delegates to su
preme conclave. Dolph Dupuise. Els
canada: John Axelson. Menominee;
w. ]. Hasgaugh. Stambaugh; b. j.
Borg. Ironwood: W. J. Kramer. CLAD
stone; John Klasger. Crystal Falls
and John Bjork. Ishpeming. Iron
Mountain was selected for the state
convention by the northerners. while
the lower peninsula people chose Bay
City.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-03
FRENCH DECIDE
TO HONOR MORGAN
His Standing in Legion Of
Honor to Secure Mill
tary Display

PARIS, April S.-Plans were CON-
pleted. today by the French govern
ment to render military honors to j.
p. Morgan. when his body Is trans
ferred al Havre from the Rome train
to the steamship La France. which,
on Saturday, viii sail for New York
with Moryan's body.
The financier was a member OF the
Legion Of Honor and his rank as
commander Of the order entitled him
to military recognition.
The government. after much DELHI
Grafton and Official consultation, waiv-
ed customary delays and has sent teie-
graphic permits to Sempton, allowing
Morgan's body to cross the frontier
without restriction.
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tee reported. first. that II had found
long distance excessive: second, II
advised the taking OF steps towards
state control and ownership OF all
lines; third. that present service 10
poor often because OF low wages paid
such as sl7 10 $50 month. and
fourth. IL recommended the discon-
tinuance OF service TO houses OF pros
t'tution, In the place Of having the
railroad commission pass on the
starting OF new line. this commit
tee would put IL To a referendum vote
OF the community. SCOTT. y
The Detroit times., 1913-04-03
FIRE WIPES OUT
BIG LUMBER MILL

MANISTIQUE. Mich. April 81
Especial. THE railroad tie and
shingle mill OF the White Marble
Lime Co., this city. was destroyed by
fire last night, cause unknown. This
was one of the largest mills Of its
kind in this section, having . capac.
ity of 200 bales Of shingles and 1.50U
ties daily.
Last season this mill was In opera
ton 221h days and In that time did
not stop once for repairs. cutting an
average of $4,000 shingles per day
and 1000 ties for the season.
There are about 80 shingle weavers
and 20 mill handsin and around the
mill who are thrown out Of employ
ment The mill will be rebuilt al
once. The amount Of the loss is NOT
known AZ yet.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-03
ALL is READY FOR
ROOSEVELT WEDDING

OYSTER BAY. N. ", April s.
Preparations ut Sycamore Hill for
the wedding tomorrow Of Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. the colonels youngest
daughter. and DR.. Richard Derby were
completed today.
The ceremony will be In striking
contrast to that which marked the
wedding OF Miss Alice Roosevelt and
Nicholas Longworth In the White
House. The services will be simple
In the extreme and only relatives and
q few intimate friends will be pres
emit. After the marriage In Christ
Episcopal church. breakfast will be
couple will sail for Europe Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-03
men
AFTER DETROITERS
Votes Against Bi-MOnthly Pay
Days May Echo at the
Polls
From a star Correspondent.

LANSING. Mich, April 3.-Organ'
izations Of railroad employees are said
to be out for the political scalps oil
two Wayne county representatives
who opposed the Ogg bimonthly pay
day bill passed by the house Wednes-
day by vote OF II to ..
Rep. George Palmer. of Detroit, was
the prime mover in q determined at
tempt TO kill the measure TUESDAY
when II came up In the committee OF
the whole, and Rep. Downing, OF Rom
illus. VINO was absent then, was one OF
the six who went on record against II
on the final vote.
Ii il not because these men took
the stand they did that they are TO be
taken TO task but because they went
back on q campaign promise In doing
so, according 10 representative OF
men who showed The Times
signed statements purporting to have
been made by each Of them. In which
as a candidate he promised to support
q bill to require payment OF wages
every two weeks to employees on all
steam and combination steam and
electric roads.
In answer TO the question whether
he would support such a bill, Rep.
Downing wrote, Yes, pay mon on
my farm as often as they wish and
right up to date OF payment. We pay
the r. r. cash. why should they not
pay the samee"
Senator Murtha. OF Detroit. intro
ducod hill aarly In this session
which would make II felony punish.
able by imprisonment for any odicial
10 20 back on signed statement or
promise made 40 candidate In . way
to further his campaign. SCOTT.