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The Dolores star., 1914-09-18

Of ths army and In which thsrs shall b oAiesrs
IN number. and with rank While serving In the
cosps. - follows. One oalcsr Of the rank OF
mdJos. who shall b the commandant Of the corps
as1 of the aviation school: two ofAcsrs with the
rank q captain and not TO szcssd - oGcsss with
the rank Of lieutenant"
No 0iAcer shall b detailed ~ c0mmandans Of
the avtason corps unless he shall have displayed
especial skill and ability - military aviator.
continues The bill. In order to make II impossible
Tor On omcer nom some other branch of the
army 20 assume charge Of the corps merely
through political innuencs. II will be remembered
that MAI. Geo. Leonard Wood and Representative
Hay were always at daggers drawn, and thoee
wAo ase familiar with this fsud sse an echo Of
II n this provision Of the Hay bin.
TAat service In the aviation corps viii entail
mucA greater danger than Ordinary military train.
ing calls for 10 recognised In the section II the
Hay I'LL which provides that .oflcess Of the avia-
ton corps shall while on duty that requires them
p participate In aerial lights receive an Increase
Of 10 per cent In the pay Of their respective
grades In the corps." The 80 per cent increase
In pay b also extended to the enlisted mon, not
TO saesed go IN number. who viii participate in
The work q the corps.
The establishment Of an army aviation school
b provided for. The bill says: This aviation
schooa shall Be located and maintained ct q mill.
tary post owned BY the United States and not
within the District Of Columbia" The object OF
excepting the District Of Columbia 10 said to be
tvosold: FIRST. to remove the school ~ far ~
possible from the influence Of the bureaucracy
alleged 70 'sovfrn the war department. and. sec.
ondly. 70 prevent the ovsrcrowdius OF the govern.
ment ground In the District
II b the hope OF the men Who have the interests
Of the American aviation corps at heart that b..
fore loas the trtumphs OF the pswly-boru hranch
b. abls 10 Withstand the pleas for appropriations
sulac1ent 10 place the aviatioa corps on An an.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18

o Lord, help US to tear the soldiers
O. the foe to bloody shreds with our
shells; help MS to cover their smiling
fields with the pale forms OF their pa
triot dead: help US to lay waste their
humble homes with q hurricane OF
fire; help us to wiring the hearts Of
their unoffending widows with un-
availinE grief. Blast their hopes.
blight their lives, water their way with
their tears
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18
Wyomi~s.

wy0msW0. .. @
Ed Stork has bought out the intar.
est II Fred henson In the coal mine
At Alkali Butte.
The Ohio on Company has two pro
ducins wells on Section 10 In the
Grass Greek field.
Judge Mentzer has ordered the Ma.
west on Company to vacats certain
grounds on Grass creek In Hot Springs
county.
A twenty.barrel oil well In the Salt
Greek field was shot BY tho Midwest
on Company. The flow Immediately
Increased to 500 barrels daily.
Activities In both the Little Buffalo
Basin and Grass Greek oil fields have
settled down to steady grind Of pros.
pectins. which means that both fis,ds
viii b. fully tested out during the
nsxt year or eighteen months. TAe
Ohio OIL Company, Midwest and Val.
entine each have rigs pounding away
In Little Buffalo Basin and recently
the Midwest moved In another stan
dard RIG. No oil has yet been found
IN this field. 80 far ~ can be ssosr.
tanned. although the Valentine well On
Section % 10 down about i.A0o fss4.
----
Aelsens.
The concentration nt the old Mowyy
mine. near Patagonia. containing ma.
chinery valued At about 100000. vas
destroyed BY lightning.
With the announcement that The
soslters viii again accept ore foe
Treatment. Tombstone leassrs ars mak.
lng preparations to ship.
Arizona. and the Globe district n
particular. viii NOT suffer very heavily
eron the Europeaa war. y IL selnssa
& rraahiia .. Harding. Q Chicago nh.
~ saglhses. Who has juss co0plees1
. sssiasss tssr q IL staaa.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18
DEMAND FOR NATIVE TiMOER.
Over 100000 Feet eeld IN ths
Denver District the Psee veae.

p.r~er-rh.t the,a haa 49, q
u.,saa ,rc,a... n the Aemsnd for
5000, 60, t,mh.r throueho.t
cc,"r.ao wvo,.,,. .nA so,,th Dskota.
400. -. =. s, 20, 1. svtAeoceA Nv
: rs,crt s,v.r ant ~ ~. Ds.vee a.
a.. 81 .hs. sor.,t .e,v,ca Aceordans
- 49,. ..,.,-s 80, An r,,,,to. - a.
,,nh.- r,,h . vain. - esatmk &c
-" LA \. ~. r..tcr.I Co.. -.
~. ,rSer the 1ur,sdiction a. ~. Xso.
-. .ss,.. rn..o s,~ur.. .ho- An IN.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18

arpog11ne % ~ latooe available staeastics. ranks
aeAtA ansAg ~ nations Il he world With ~
SS - n : n sscs.eiy pssssl - the 80.
- ~ - = - - eAAnssl. An sviatsoa cospA
Noeinee - IL 60nAl eseps. n whleh aviators
Aeve nasoasoDse bssa elacsA WI - tosnsd: -
~1ossu - - - esDscts1 mon ne cream Of the
eeuy - - pssvasss ars 10 - drilled h the .
agneab - DoDeA ~ he sane tine appsopris
49, - = - nAAs Dor ~ coasesuctsoa u .
annbsr = A11eaFy alrshipa ineluAtns blpsaass
- UFeo4aA - he moro o. les antiquatsd
no1eos - - 80 ~ ~ army Vim - rsleeAtsA
= ~ ssse ~ = $50 ssiy for ssnosstfstios
4 - - esovalaas ass tAs sssablishmsat q this
asla11ss ssrpe-sAs -sasiss o. the. army"-was
6tD1need laee - house II representative %
49, ~ tol3. ~ Representative Hay Of virginia.
dAo(fnan - ~. heass eoanittss On military d.
vlnl4s - awas 1888 last December. TIE bin.
baGes1 ~ - aSpsopeiaeloa Of o3s0ooo. authorised
~ Mag. givss ~ army signal cosps. command.
- ~ nsag. 0sa. osssUs p. Scstvsa. IN opportu.
~ - - aAaal WITH u work vhicA has bssa
a = sssssas ti.s ne army aviation oorps.
Vn1ee - olrsslloa q Col Samuel Rsbes. thoash
\ osoonel - esseatiAlly smcisnt body b vsTy
3nnll 49, esnpass1 VIII similar orsanisatioas
&n1nen1ne1 ~ ~ stAse wessd powers. Secretary
u - toavy nanso1D reeeatly recognized tAis CRY.
e 49, - lasUss ssses q asrop,aass when
- ~.
1Do ~000U0o ~ ovuou00 ID 0oo o. tuo MON
Gnoartaae n esnaeellea VIII the military service
- - unDeol 0laess to1ay
Il ~ueeae Eaeealn, 0ermang ard Efancs are the
~ usseA se0sss whisA satraak The United
Q1sass 3 nassa slssassA.
sFAe vaaus q asssplanss 10 the army b psao-
.lnlly heaDs1h1aA Their scouting asl6 10 ire
6on1ous - ~ Information which thslr pilots
&ng basA 0ay - lnstsumsatal n savtag hun
49, q tAansAn1e q llves.
4 sBus eAoro aso eeAse Invaluable usea ~ asro
tnnnas = - aavy. torpedo costs oseeo and
&sDs1ess ars epseusasly lot h practice .thfoseh
9noeolioa = 6lseetlea. vhiSh makes Il Impossible
= lsllov eAem ssen ~ coanins tower Of ship
~ ~ aGslAl scsnt h nying mach1ns caa to-
~ Q esspe1ss eossss ussriagly b. Watching "
Nqo aheve aa1 ~ peioe a oaS asscplans y oaly
= lknC11un r. ~ ~ = to9pe6O
.tetSin go. water comparatively spaess
nv0 . peGnt nsas tss surfacs-bscomes trans
noFuaa . . oheeSvss In the air. Hxpests ~
- ulnes oan . sasily located ~ aerial eecueA
- nlae uay wreck . eieooe.eeo batslsehip
- aesuolanA eostiag BIT frastiea = this ssa.
$3.50 Uann ~ shiD's safsly.
L - - eoon1ea, ~ uewiy AsveIsDs1 AZ q ana,
- - - mly 49, 10 llnit ~ 1usAtiea 80
- ~. noDoDA eoes1aioas. ut vii a1ee ~ y
0oIs D1n1Daeoan. 80 q ~ eeeneU0 -
~ - 49, - ~ osve - psseosss0
III = -. :: !: -, ~ !: (: =. -: ::
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18
A Likely YARN.

"nasis, Webster smytAs don't tell me 200
havsat bssn In swimming! Tour hair 10 ssill
vet
"a vss eeaia' home. me-. ~ foss siippsl a.
fen ua1ee . street. sprinklsf..
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18

'Thae veaaa treats hss hussan1 HE -. !.
slgov oPea1f0lis
~YoA Ut ~ 60 ~ tseaas I'm NE y -
inpoU1nae pomssaalan ~ sAst ssNay a6eu1s
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18

A1 United 0tates. which save to
W11s1 0e sci6acs Of aviation. q
sus0SlIesd h TIE expsrimsnts Of
- Wright hrothsrs. 10 nov pse-
aDagonG . seep lneo llne With he
ao11pr ueF,d pswess end " estsb-
- - aviatiea corps for the a.
- - ~ NATION II tfns q var.
" - tn tlne Tie Unitsd
Qon1os 49, besa bsAinl other M
eieas h tAls matter. The Ams:f.
ean cir navy hes beea more or
loes . jeke. TIE Unitsd States.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-18


~ ohsgT
wss,srn xswspaser uasou News ssrviss.
rnEKn ~ METAL VALUES.
New York. bar silver. Csc.
~ feuia - Lead. e3.se0s1sN'
celseade.
At LeadviiIe the HIN Top 10 nov %.
Grating under IN Increased forcs q
men.
Gold mining In Colorado viii not BE-
halted By the absence q cysnids
potassium made In Germany.
A force Of men are 1t work rebuild
Ing the breaker Mt the old Smith an
thracite mine near Crested Butte.
None Of Cripple Creeks mines Or
cyanide plants have been halted or put
out Of commission by the war IN Eu-
rope.
The Dinero tunnel at Leadville b
again running with . full force OF
men. according to . statement made
by Superintendent Jones,
A contract was let by Kenneth
Mackenzie. president and general
manager Of the Acacia Gold Mining
Company. for $50 feet OF sinking In
the main Acacia shaft. on the South
Burns mine on Bull hill.
John Daniels was In Leadville from
Lackawanna and brought some sam
pies Of the ore which he has uncovered
In his tunnel ON the Helena group. The
assays showed the ore to carry ia
ounces silver. IL ounces gold, and IL
per cent copper to the ton.
The equipment for the hydro cleo
trio plant which Ii being constructed
BY T. r. l.. Daughtry for the Brsnt In.
dependent Mining Company of Pitkin.
Gunnison county, Is now on the
ground and ready for installation In
the new 2sx4O feet cement building
which Is nearing completion.
Sixty.six thousand dollars Is the
value OF placer gold mined In the
u~,u.,~s-,a-- ,t.s.t.< a.. A. l..t xSv,
.,,...s,s -,,,..s
=, .,n....as .a.,,s -, q, coo Ca
- ~. 60. ~. 49, !. !.
slight Increase over the average and
considerably in excess Of that for .
similar period In August. 1918.
.,- l. x,, ,.,.,.,..
!. .sa ~. n..ns 49, - 49, $500
- sas.,s..s ...s" ~ a.n.... ~.
have watched the progress Of the
gusher struck there June 20. From q
now Of twenty barrels . day at =
depth OF :,010 feet the we'll has stead.
lily increased in production until II ID
now giving forth from 80 to 10 bar.
rels daily.
N.,. n..,e.
~ /. . -, -
~ - ~
49, -" - S0s 49,.
no ."".". ss."'o"' ~oA 'i1'0'
:" "'"es Ut '"'. '
;. L. Crasens mas uncovered q a.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
MRS. HENDLEY CHANGES
HER MIND ONCE MORE

Mrs John Hendley, shot IN the
arm when her husband ran amuck IN
their home at No. 1881 Jetfersonave"
Christmas day, changed her mind Tor
the fourth time. in police court, Tues
day. and declined 20 prosecute her
husband on the warrant she swore out
against him, charging assault Win IN
tent 20 Kill.
Immediately after the shooting
Mrs Hendley tod the police that she
would prosecute the case 10 the limit
The next morning, she said that the
police could do whatever they liked
in the case, but she would never pros
ecute. An hour later, She aud her To-
year-old daughter appeared in ponce
court. and she swore out warrant
charging homicidal assault. The case
was set Tor Tuesday. and IN court she
refused 10 appear as complainant.
The case was promptly dismissed
aud new complaint. charging Hehu-
ley With carrying concealed weapons
was sworn out by the police hend-
ley was arraigned. and the case set
for Jan. IS.
Hendley is a jeweler, and IS al
legged TO have appeared IN the door'
way OF his home. above his Jewelry
store. and fired three shots at ms
Nife. one entering her arm. she ned'
and he chased her. but she lonhd
refuge in a drug store, and Hehdle!
was arrested while searching the
streets for her
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
MOTOR STOCKS ARE UP
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE

Motor stocks were up on the De
troit Stock exchange. Tuesday. Gen
eral Motors common advancing two
points and half to- IS bid. with Of
ferings scarce. while the preferred
was two points higher to II bid,
with offerings at 7Sls Packard
Motor preferred jumped three points
and half TO 95 4 bid with no stock
In the market REQ Motor Car gain
ed a quarter TO 10 bid, but offerings
were lowered a quarter to 1872
Bids appeared for Parke-Dayis at
l25le, but offerings OF stock were a
point lower 10 1859. Chalmers
Motor was held three-quarters high.
or To 91% and bids for the preferred
were up point and half 10 81 y .
with offerings at 93.
cities Service preferred dropped
back 10 half to 6Si2 bid. after
some sales above 60 Utilities I'm
proyement preferred vas up 10 6s
bid. with offerings ~ 20. Bids for
National Bank OF Commerce were up
four points 10 1873. while offerings
were down to 202 y Offerings OF
Old Detroit National were four points
down 70 l91 asked Security Trust
worked up a point to POI asked
Wolverine Portland Cement shaded
a quarter TO 3 "a asked. but there was
a steady demand at "a.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
HIGHLAND PARK MAN
CAN'T GET SEWER

The council committee on sewers,
Tuesday morning. refused the request
of Sam Platkiu. Highland Park prop
erJy owner 20 connect With the Cit
sewer system Platkin owns six
stores on Oakland-aye.. just 100 feet
beyond the city sewer limits lie told
the aldermen he would be- unable 70
rent ais stores unless he secured
proper sewer connections.
Iol will have 90 take that matter
up wiki the Highland Park officials
and see what they can dc for yoH :,
said Aid. Rutter chairman OF the com
mittee I'VE are no; allowing al!
new sewer connections ~ Highland
Park. AS City Engineer Mccormick. TO
whom your petition was referred ad-
yises us that the city's sewer system
is now badly overloaded. We have
denied 10 similar petitions from High
land Pauk land owners this year"
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
L. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
SLAIN POLICEMAN Is
BURIED IN MIDLAND

Two platoons or police. commanded
by Lieuts. August Lampkin and o. H..
Davis, escorted The body OF Patrolman
John Gordon from his late home at
No lS9 Chestnut-st. 70 the union de-
pot, Tuesday morning, and eight pa
trolmen and Lieut. Lampllin accom-
panied the body K Midland. Mich,
where interment took place. Tuesday
afternoon. the BODY of the martyred
officer 70 rest beside that OF ms
mother
The casket was literally buried in
floral offerings.
The five Italians charged with slay-
ing the policemen are held in cells IN
the county Jail awaiting hearings Jan.
10 Bail was refused them.
All OF the witnesses, given into the
custody OF the police by Judge Con
Jolly. Monday. are still held, being I'M
able TO furnish the required ball or
81 900 with two sUreties each.
Attorney Louis Colombo, OF counsel
for the accused men, said that there
was little prospect OF obtaining bail
for the witnesses. as nearly all OF the
Italians held their property Jointly
with their wives. which would make
them Ineligible as bondsmen
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
TAN.EXEMPT PROPERTY
Is BEING APPRAISED

Tire city assessors star is bpsS
making an appraisal OF all Tie prop
err, in tie city exempt from tdaation
This list includes property owned hY
churches. the city. the state, the gov
ernmcn, ana railroads. with a total
, aluat.on OF about $500, goo .009.
fYIs is the Arst time that an at
tempt has been made 20 appraise all
The exempted property The reason
for relistng the property Is that TN"
assessors nave recently learned OF
seyera! valuable pieces Of church prop
eFty that have aecn sold for other
purposes, but never taken Off lie ex-
empted list AS result o. the APP
praIesl, thousands OF dollars worth OF
property. now exemt from taxation.
viii be placed on the city tax books.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
WOULD IMPEACH HEAD
OF STATE MILITIA

WASHINGTON. Jan G.--"GrOss VIC
lstion OF constitutional rights by the
Colorado militia in the Trinidad coal
strike were charged in a telegram re-
ceived today by Rep. Heating OF Col
orado from a committee OF five APP
pointed By the Colorado Federation OF
Labor at the suggestion OF the gov
ernor TO investigate the coal strike
They appealed for congressional in
gestigation OF the strike.
They indicated impeachment
charges would be flied against Gen.
Chase. commanding the militia. That
further deportation or strike leaders
are planned by the militia, following
that OF Mother" Jones, was asserted
in the telegram.
Heating replied he had every rea-
son 10 believe congress would order
an investigation soon after reconyen.
ing Jan. II.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
rs DROWNED In y
MANITOBA RIVER
Bateau Loaded With Railway
LabOrers Captizes in Swift
Current

WINNIPEG. Man. Jan. G.-That' -
labcrcrs were drowned when batean
on watch they were crossing the
Fraser river. near Fort George. b. c.
torndered Saturday. Was the wore
brought here by Angelo Pugliese. a
railway laborer. who arrived today and
reported TO the immigration depart
ment.
The laborers were all employed on
the construction OF the Grand Trunh
Pacific railway pugliesc declared
that he and 100 others were on the
barge crossing the river The craft
became Interchangeable and struck
boulder, plungins all into the water
The strength ct the current made
swimming impossible, and the men
We're either dashed TO death on the
rocks or carried 20 their doom IN the
rapids. or the 100 men only % were
-re--ellea, -a4-ce+All t4e--t ts-Rugl leSe.- and
many OF these were injured Only tive
bodies were recovered.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
WILSON FORCED TO
CURTAIL VACATION
Departmental Business Cuts Sc
riOusly Into Presidents
Rest Program

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. Jan. g.
Because officials at Washington insist
on passing the buck 10 President
Wilson on routine business matters.
the executive was forced today to
curtail his vacation program. De-
partmental business and some dOcu-
ments OF pressing Importance had
piled mp. and the only rest the presi-
dent rot was round OF the golf
course and an automobile ride along
the beach beyond Mississippi city.
Circumstantlal stories regarding
Mexican developments and particular
Is those referring TO Special Envoy
l,ind's conference here, are causing
the president annoyance. He made II
very PLAN today that all reports re-
garding what Envoy Lind recommend
ed 20 the president-including what
was termed the irresponsible reports
tA+--.A alerrIcan- embassy !n-MeX-
leo City was 10 be closed and that
there Was friction between Lind and
Charge O Shaughnessy We're without
foundation.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
WON'T ASK FOR MONEY
SENT TO RED JACKET

The council committee Oh ways and
means Tuesday morning. turned down
the communication G; the Detroit Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor. asking that the 81
900 sent toy MayCc Marx 10 the mayor
% Red Jacket for distribution among
the sufferers from tie Christmas fes'
tiyal holocaust be recalled and turned
over 90 the union for distribution.
The aldermen unanimously declared
thar inasmnch as the money had been
sent and all parties concerned had act
ed I'm COOL faith. they saw no good
reason 70 take any further action IN
the matter The Federation OF Labor
letter accuses the mayor OF Red Jacket
OF being a member OF the Citizens al
lance
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
OWNERS OF PAWNED
WATCHES DEMAND THIN

FOlloVin the clamor Of about ~
persons who visited police headquAr
tiers. Tuesday morning, in an effort to
have the authorities recover watches
lott with Daniel b. Bancroft, the
Broadway jeweler. now languishing in
the county Jail. and pawned by him.
the police viii visit various paWnbrok
ing shops and demand the return OF
the timebieces The pawnbrokers
concerned have declared they win not
give up the watches The police say
that IL the watches are not ,urned
over on polite request means will be
taken Immediately TO force the pawn
brokers TO come across" All OF the
pawntickets or watches belonging 20
Hancioft's duped customers. have
beer located with the exception ~
five
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
TOWER BURGLARS
ARE HELD FOR TRIAL

Clarence Deim,i Ray Klinkhamer
and Grover Custer the young men
who made heir rendezvous in Grand
Trunk watch tower az Gratlot-aye. and
Orleans-st. and raided the Jeweiry
stove of John Hellerich. after seeing
the pa;rolman on the beat safely on
his way. we're arraigned before JUS
lice Jenrles. Tuesday on charges OF
breaEine AID entering, and waived 10
lhr recorders coggt
kHnkhamer was in charge OF the
tower. and lett bis brother on the JOB
while De and the others shattered the
Jcweiry store window and stole sew
ersl hundred dollars worth OF lewelry
Then tac cans raised the safety
gates 10 allow the police flyer TO pur-
sue me burglars
Defined also waved ON a charge OF
burglarzmg Krugs iewelry store
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
JESSIE McCANfT Is
LAID TO REST

NEW YORK. Jan 6.--lier name
cleared OF every yestige OF scandal
by a coroner's autopsy. the body OF
Jessie Mccain, was buried today In
Cypress IIiil cemetery. The coroner
report shows that the BROOKLYN girl.
missing mysterioUsly until her body
was found on Coney lsland1 had 10
reason for seeking her death other
than mental troubles.
Hundreds OF the curious. attending
the funeral service for Miss Mccain
at 81 MarkS Mctlodis- Episcopal
church, Broohlyn, made 4 throng so
dense that the police IcsnFxes were
called ont TO preserve order and keep
traffic moving
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
PASTOR HUYSER
Is NOT a BAPTIST

The Rev Gerritt Huyser, pastor OF
the Marston-ave. Presbyterian church,
was Inadvertently referred TO as d Bap-
fist pastor, in Saturdays Times, in
connection with the mention OF the
death OF his sister, Miss Mary Huyser
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
DIR AMATIC SCHOOL
PROPRIETOR ACCUSED

Robert I.andrul, proprietor of a dra-
matte school. MAS arraigned before
Justice Jerries. Tuesday. on two com
plants charging him with larceny by
trick, In taking fees from pupils and
not making them lannon's actors ac-
cordng TO promise The cases were
set for Jan -.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
FRIEND OF COLORED
RACE TO SPEAK HERE

The Detroit branch OF the Nauonal
Association for the Advancement OF
Colored People Will bring Or. joel
Spingarn. Of New York, formerly a
professor In Columbia university. TO
the Second Baptist church. Thursday
evening Jan. s. fcr public mass
meeting. Among the speakers VIII be
Judge Alfred J Murphy, George WIZ
liam Moore F. + ingram, the ReV.
Joseph NJ. Evans. the Rev K. W. Bag
nall the Rev. r. /. Brady. Francis IL.
Warren. and Mrs F. NJ Coatsworth'
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
Admits RurnlarlzInn aank-

William Ult charged with burglar
izlne the private bank OF pictro Car
diello. pleaded guilt. when arraignod
before Judge Phclan. Tuesday. after
stating thar he would make the police
prove their charge against him Cl.
was arrested Tor carrying a conceal ii
weapon. which was later found TO We
revolver stolen from Cardielio's
bank Then detectives discovered MS
room in a downtown hotel and there
found a grip containing coin and
drafts stolen from the bank.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
REPUBLICAN CLUB
WILL HOLD BANQUET

The Eighth Ward Republican club
will give banquet in the Griswold
house ON me evening OF Jan. Is
Malcolm j. Mcleod and Alex J
Groes beck, subernatorial candidates.
and other prominent politicians viii
be az the speakers table.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
no>roN coPPrs SNARE SALES.

Copper share sales reported ron Ihc
Times by Hayden stone a. Co. Jan. y.
Alaska. 2Ai. Allouez. 20. Amalgamat at,
So Amer. Zinc. 100. Anaconda. lat
bonanza 1000. Butte 4 bal -f5. Butte
* superior 1900 calumet 4 Arizona
lA5. Centennial. 10 chino. 10, Range.
14c East Butte. An franklin Mining.
7 TTT5UTF. I4N Gr CananeH- r- IT.
diaua. 20 Isle RoNale. aQ. lNeri Lake,
g., lake Gopher i50 Mass. Cons. li'i
Mayiower So. Miami ltf, Moha'r' no,
NeN. Cons. lf NiplssIug, -. North
Bate. 600, old Colony Mining. 90 old
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The Detroit times., 1914-01-06
FOUR STAND MUTE IN
SAFE-BLOWING CASE

Standing mute before Judge Codd'
In the circuit court. Tuesday, TOUR
men by their silence entered plea
OF not guilty 20 a charge OF safe-blow-
ing
The men--John Kean, ex-policeman;
Dennis Breen. Albert Mcknight, ana
Thomas Hunt-were held In connec-
ton with All attempted safe blowing IN
Redford. Mich. several weeks ago.
They were remanded for trial. Three
went back to jail Kean Is out on
bonds