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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

g. w. Graham, the registered
Shorthorn man of the Park, was at
tending to business matters in town,
Thursday. AS will be noticed else
where in this issue, Mr.. Graham has
some good 'uns for sale.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

Spectators having got options on
all the available hay In this section,
there was another advance in price
this week. There will be old hay on
hand when the new crop comes In
about the Fourth of July.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

It was rumored that Frank Goeder,
head of the German colony at
Schnappville-on-the-W White, was in
again and out again, end of the week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

Ed Parsons Of the Keystone outfi
was registered at the Meeker early
part Of the week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28
And Still We Grow

Following are the latest additions
to our population:
February % ITO w. H. and Mrs.
Alderman, q boy.
February Is To A. w. and Mrs.
Moore, girl.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

AL LaKamp was among the
Bufordites in town during the week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neal of Thurman
creek, were In Tuesday to attend the
big Masonic function.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28
Word comes from the Coast that
Mr.. Adolf Baer is gaining In health
and strength daily.

Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Schermer-
horn of Rio. Blanco, attended the
Masonic Washington's Birthday GER
emonies and banquet, Tuesday
evening.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28
Bulls for Sale

G. W. Graham has for sale, at
Meeker, head Red Registered
Shorthorn Bulls, II months old.
Priced right for quick sale. MI
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

Will pay tic for all dry hides. TIL,
Meeker Market. n6-tf
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

WANTED-Two rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. Phone to
Meeker No. So. rs
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28
Bids Wanted

For the building Of seven miles Of
fence-in early spring. Inquire of
J. N. Wyman, Axial. f2lm14
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

Harlan Dudley of Piceanc, was q
town visitor yesterday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

MONEY at 8 per cent on irrigated
farms.-J. R. Clark, Atty. $50
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28
wa.hinston's Birthday Observed

On Tuesday evening the Masonic
Lodge of Meeker observed Washing
tons Birthday in appropriate man.
ner. The following program was
rendered:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

1t is easy for good man to make 8
bad break.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

Gasoline engines, pumps and wind
mills at A. e. Lyle & Son.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28
TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO

Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min9
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

tFrom The Herald of March :. 1881
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-28

DR.. Taylor, dentist, Meeker, Colo.
The Harrison times., 1914-06-20
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, JUNE 20, 1914.
MR.. R. L. CR0WDUS, MGR.
Harrison, Ark,


r decided
Thousand Crc distributed
price have equod
YOU'RE
Considering tina SEASONS
otemtngo traet
inst d one
forget is the
paicu o n
proet 1
suits C C $4,000
jush same a a profit "
assist in ondct w
ccomdate the trade and not he val
0frsey n
Trusting wi
Yer u
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
THREE ARRESTED
ON ARSON CHARGE
Bay City Man Confesses Starting
Pinconning Fire and Impll-
Gates Two Others

BAY CITY. Mich. Feb. 25.--(Spe.
cial)-Mrs. Rose Johnson. local mil
liner. formerly located In tinconninS.
was arrested here early today on Z
charge Of conspiracy to defraud sew.
erai insurance companies BY setting
nre to her millinery store In Piucou.
Ming last July. The complaining wit.
ness In the case IL Deputy 9tste Fire
Msrehal Sam Robinson, who, With De.
tective 6ecor and Assistant Atty.
Gen. Green. has been investigating the
circumstances surrounding the blaze
for several weeks.
Walter Goldsworthy, formerly OF
Pinconning. and Egbert Amy, Bay
City contractor, were placed under
arrest Tuesday, and Amy 10 said q
have confessed that he received $50
nom 0oldswortny for setting the nre,
Goidsworthy being reimbursed BY
Mrs. Johnson who had $500 insur-
ance ON her property.
Mrs. johnson recently started In
ousiness here, and she was arrested
ct the home OF her sister. Mrs. Anna
Mcdonald. shortly after she returned
from Detroit, where che had gone q
purchase supplies.
Another Pincooning IRE, that Of
kosinsh 4 Wesley, q under tnvssti.
cation. The f1re occurred Q week
ASo last Friday. Il u alleged that
koxinsd made no attempt % reach
the place after the f1re was discov.
cred and that investigation after the
names had been stamped out, showed
that the are had started In three
places.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
|IUST REMAIN IN
MOUSE AFTER DARK
italian Suspect win Be Arrest
Cd II He Violates Police
Curfew Regulations

A far % Fslipo Bucillato, Of No,
~ orlsans-st.. - concerned. Curfew
y eoiAs to rins. In Detroit. At q
kplook every night. Detectives
RrUoks and Bolone are the curfew
.ouaA for Felip0. and they informed
Mn. Wednesday, that II be pokes hin
Aead out Of his house after 8 p, m.
huyins the remainder Of his short
5t1X N Detroit, he n going to be ar.
'ooted, once Q day II necessary.
He has agreed TO get out Of the
3ity ~ coon 80 he can dispose OF his
tore at the Orleans-st address. and
= - anxious to 60, that he asked
10 dotsctives to try to help him md
customer. III N
Daeillato was recently tried on the
|har9e OF shooting Carlo Calleg0. 81.
bged BLACK Hand" operator, who
|hade Z dying statement naming Blu
illsto and Vito Adamo - his slayers.
10Th men were acquitted. Shortly A.
Inward, Vito Adhmo and his brother
'ers both shot to death with sawed
10 shot guns. -
The detectives have learned that
)ucillato has recently been seen PROV
iug around the Italian colony with
sewed-oR shot gun. They learned
hat he was out cunning Tor some
ody. Friday night and again. Mon
he said he would 90. as soon a. he
build dispose Of his store. He was
kleased. with the order not to leave
IL home after dark.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leroy strowder. IS: Ruth Thompson,
Cyril Brent. 81. Chicago; Anna B.
Pspi boIsc, Sc, Highland Park; stana
orviiis rkrssh.r. "a; Anna Robin
!, Perry s.l!!nssr. q. Detroit; carolin.
Alex. Joseph. "a; Martha Monsor g.
Edward Platoon. -. 0rssnAsid; Della
si aison X R.s sf%: %; Pearl sw.rt.ns
Harry schuster. 20; Horne L. Nsist-
Rcisnd q worson, u; Mary rh,.s.n. %
gladys DAncsr, -. Detroit
Albert Ponpard. 81: Charlotte Jsnk-
lrsne!: K.me,.. IS. Toledo. O.; Anna
0spfgs Bivsns. 81; Gertrude Red
TScmss Foissrs. ss; Myrtle Garner,
vladimir .Matuczcwsky. 20; Helena
William McAtoo. IS; Elisabeth
Anton sommsr. IS; Magdaisna Hints.
Frank Beckhold. %: Lydia Ahrsns.
81.
Howard Johnson. e.. Romuius; Eliza
beth White. 27, sans.
Newton Moon. 81; Marie Russell, 10.
Cooper Ruchlo. 81: Jessie Donaldson.
-.
Henry. Cabaret. SO; Adelaide Pilon.
Otis Ford. 81: Jennie Harris. 20.
William c. Burbank %: Eva L. Bias.
tien. II. .'s.
Harry Foss %: Mollts sullivan. -. <
Henry Habttsruther. 81; Anna Yer.
plank, ~.
William Moore. -; Alice May Hide
James !. Harrington. 81: Frances
Evert SanGord, %, vassar; N. Gene
Alex. Houvhsr. 81: Henrietta Kslls-
Alex. Kusss,s. ss: Anna Pap. ~.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
DETECTIVES AFTER
STUDENT RIOTERS
Boys Said TO Have Held Up
Car and Rang Up Tstal Of
1900 Fares Ilu

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Feb. 25.--(spe
c.al)-Company detectives are here
endeavorins 70 obtain the arrest Of
students who engaged IN riot on
"Cupid's Special" Of The q. J. Z 9
line here. Sunday night
Z II 10 alleged that the students Gre
ated such disturbances that the cal
crew refused to stop IN Ypstlsntt to
allow the girls to leave the car.
The car was run onto Q siding b.
tween Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor and
the girls transferred 70 another car
The students. angersd 1t the delay
Il ~ alleged. broke up seats, cut the
bell rope and rang up $500 fares
then signed petition asking the com
pany 70 discipline the car crew FOL
refusing to stop In ypsllanti.
The company detectives are using
the names signed to the petition In
rounding up the students alleged to
have been implicated In the AFFAIR. i,
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
PHONE COMPANY
.WHACKS PROFITS
(hicago Company Turns Over to
City Part Of Earrings
It Has To

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.--C. K. Mosley,
|sasurer OF the Chicago Telephone
b., paid City Comptroller John f.
Jaeger sos. 900 this week. the city's
bree Per cent Of the telephone COM
huy's profits from June /. 1913. TO
IN. !, 1914. W
|lt IL the largest amount ever paid
Ito the city treasurer as compensa-
|un for Q telephone franchise and ID
10 ilrst payment made under the
|rms Of the new ordinance passed
|st summer. The company had 60
kys from Jan. / In which TO pay.
|For the corresponding period Of
~ the city received $190.000, show.
d. an. increase Of $4,000. or 10 per
Int Tor the year.
1.-THE city's share Of our profits
lows greater each year as our husi-
- grows" said Mr.. Mosley. Next
by o. August We will make another
Smlanpual payment that will, NO
>pht, Be substantially larger than
II one"
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

s ss1s :sss JosS Doe. Ssiiar:n i Ere:
s sisSs: ca nlss:s S1.. sS:D SHrs
months. ent.ratia; Angela sawinski
Erancissfa Brudsinski. ss7 East Ferry
s = ie& cssss1s. 81 years. .snliisy S
S S:.5:o M.. ssou ss psa Richard yss%S
psndins: Marion Il. Gerson, 80 Phiia.
dslphis. 81 years, tubercuiosis; Nellie
DsnogA iSS EdnSnd E ~ yis.rs 'sss s,
Twenty third. months. oonvulsions
Nable r, rettig, 10lt AcDougsl. II
years, tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
sROME DENOUNCED mr.. 2
AS PUBLIC MENAC E

ALBANY, N. Y. Feb. 25.-"New
brk state II paying William Travers
Krone between $4,000 and $40.OO0
Inually to persecute people and most
| this sum during the past few months
" been devoted to persecution OF
krry Thaw." declared Assemblyman
blden today. And back Of that ID q
fge supply OF money furnished BY
Salthy New Workers."
This state ID aroused from end to
n over the Thaw case" continued
bldon, who introduced = resolution
king . report from Attorney-G General
Hrmody on the funds used to bring
law back to Matteawan and another
|king that the state drop the case.
Sorss OF letters are pouring In on
bldon from all classes OF citizens.
|~Thaw II not half % great . nui-
Ineo nor half a. great menace las
Irome." wrote a resident Of Brooklyn.
holden declared he would try to get
f1Ots on hts resolution the hfst Of
S3t week.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

CREAQH-yohn, beloved husband OF
Elixaheth creegh, father Of James
nS cAs NE j Sssss6 Ts: sSan nrs
I'unsrai {rem the residence Of al.
Ss :SSs,ss We TAur p q Syso
af GaSII0 & Il 4. n s,, fas0ne'A''n
DAvIpsoN-,vsh. -. At his home. ass
iovsd SssIeaS 81 Hannah father q
M S:si: 4. LIZ .r y1 bssa.s sSaf
J o'esSek e Central Gospel Hail.
2 Riaeiy aMa sxIs'a ox ses Asrf'''A'avs'
TRlNos-Ess; q. Ei,:s S, age M. -
s''e sss sss isss %n,hony
Fringe, and dear sister OF Mrs. r. b.
Harlem. Funeral from residence,
ron Asti1'S: grs sSSrc e q $50 ana
1f Is year.. e,lov Ne :, Wit. 81 Charles
0roth. dear mother Of Herman, Ed
wsrd, Thsedese. Charles and Minnis
9rCsA ranSsssaa from F.s ssssS'nSs ~ SO
Trinity Lathersn church, corner RI
msnt osrmas LSihsran csmstsry.
0ROQvHH-DAk -. 1914. at residence.
e K:sdP .:, Wm F Esns::l SsdsS q
. .. m. Member Of Union lodge. Ma
HERUTH--Johann. Feb. 20. At resi-
dencs OF hts nephew, Friedrich He,
m Ss asi das an assdi sro% resi-.
Burial wsodmsrs.
KLNrNeoR0u--Tsb. as. at residence,
10 Junetien-eve:. John, beloved hus-
pa%,sio. and ssthsr Of Frances
fr SiSssso} sS. Il. nj & $50. 1 and 70 Holy
Rs6ssmer church 81 ..
sHEA--Dridget. widow Of the late
bsaisi xibsrt ]. ana cnsfiss T.:
OF Detroit and Frederick ". OF
kansss CITY, N9. Funeral from resi-.
dsBce. - Calufhst-avs. Time later.
s1lrH-Liszis. bsloysd wife Of Ws sls:,
rssiSsncs, 8 jos-st.. Friday. p. m.
THIRLE--Fsb. 81. 1914. at residence.
a2S Montcalm-at. east. Joseph ThiSle.
T ss.s. in 1cA9Fss'y = si'0 sroT . sss'
church. e~e9@ " sss% ~
MAHONEY--Fsh. "A. johanna. .sksloved
wife Of Cain MAhon.y and dear moth
or OF Nellie, Daniel And Katherine.
~. 0Auo4Set from reeidsnet fSS Spruce.
Ac,yy slS ssnI.y r: scsss q !. 49, .n' =
AeMAAaAIyy.S a s. iiit = c ssr,ly
Inc LouiSe, bslovsd wife OF Joseph
GcNamarc and mother Of Jessie May,
Frank Dicksr and Mathew wheeler.
S:iS and Holy Redsemer church ~
O'Clock. Member of division No. }.
L. A. A. o. n.
THACKER-Feb. -. Audrey Eliza
beth. beloved daughter Of Harrison
rrandparents residence, les Schrosd-
crave, Thursday At p. m.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
HALF DOZEN STEAMERS
HELD IN LAKE ICE

CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-Hak . dozen
lake steamers taeIadiAS tAe aoodfaeh
liners Alabama and Iowa, the North
western Transportation line steamer
Kansas and Pefe Marquette No. =.
were stuck in "slush" Ice OF the mouth
Of the Chicago river today. Halt .
dozen tugs which went to the rescue
also became imprisonea BY the noss.
but shift OF wind shortly bsfore noon
released the ics-locked vessels.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

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A. Brush 1o7 Hewthorne; q. rrsn-
r. .n g: c.: si k,x.1 Ss'ie i = nss 81
ParkvisW; A.. Piatsk. IS Lookw9od: ?.
t:Es. :. bsr,m f is7;
s Suiiivan. 81 Nssssfsis: Il. E.iSst:is,
.la Hs's MIhscn ,o Ku'W. ss.n a. css
din. lS.s raid: 4. barge. ~ Xisssn-
Sria;: a NoHsis sea PsI hnia: I one no
k ssss1sr'i Esssss: sSSp =; s.ss
Hssck. 7as Forest: Q. Hsumsn. issi
Mcp I.Yts.l ss yvsSs s;' Hy gsssoS.
iiaf Thsodore; n. Maahs, q Twenty.
sscqnd: a. Delutis, $40 Brady: ~
Si:ss's sy... e; yors:s ~ HcTS%ssn
w v; Sssa j, bxSorsk.. 'ss xSSsrt::s a
iolson: g chsFi:voiS: = Eops. iSa
). ois''hI ss' c sSYs.
SsmRSSii Wiss g 1s7. PEsSviS|snec
W. Reim.o sss Srscss.rssc. SSsn
Bsais; C. Kaiin, sos Krupp: l.. KILLER
ga Frederick: u. Atsingsr. SCI Huri.
s SY HvHis can i sSRS S.lsim saS Il
Barton. ils3 ehsridan: +: HsrShbsrssr
III lansing; J. Moluar, 81 Thaldsus: J.
s6l Frontsnec; 4: Rely. al kiopsiis;
ssssorS. ~ rwensy: fourth; q. Tom =
b6ssvSls. a islross; J. isnniSs tcn. issi
5ossL, !1a R'SH'SsiIs; 2 FSStainc: 81
shm sssm sss v:gss; ~
H2wsll: ]. Madalinski 40 Tkfrty.ssc.
end; x L.itS - cSHros; = RsLed.
d:sP.is..ssf ' ssi DSSSss!S: . c.mP ss:n'
Ss4;Ssn = n's Hsu;s:r As::;si sSsls
f@ndry. tSe Linccjn.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
DESCRIBES WOUNDS
FOUND ON ELLIS VICTIM

CHICAGO. FEB. 25.-Whsn the trial
OF william Cheney ELLIS. charged with
the Staying OF his wife, was roeumed
before Judge Petit today. Or. Joeeph
Springer, who was called 70 the 6her
man hotel when Mrs. Ellis' body was
discovered, testified that he found four
bullet wounds in the body. Two OF
these, he said, would have proven
fatal. Three of them could not have
been indicted by Mrs. Ellis herself.
The morning session WAS taken up
with testimony of hotel employees and
police ofilcials to familiariss the jury
with circumstances surrounding the
crime.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
MAY MOVE PORT HURON
LIFE SAVING STATION

PORT HURON, Mich, Feb. 49,.
Especially - Congressmaa Cramton
Will come to Port Huron. Thursday, to
discuss the details Of l. movement 70
have the Lake View Lie saving sta.
ton rsmoyed from it, present lnca.
ton 10. miles north Of the city, TO the
mouth Of the Lake Hurop canal. At
the present time It IL imp0ssible to
launch . lifsboat during . storm, and
tho inadeQuacy OF the present loca'
tion was demonStratsd during the
storm Of Nov. ..
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
QUESTION LEGALITY OF
MRS. BUFFUM'S STATEMENT

LITTLE VALLEY. N. r.. Feb. as
The question OF the admission Of 81.
legged confessions and statements
made by Mrs. Cynthia Bu&um was
still uppermcst In her TRIAL on
charge Of having poisoned her hus'
band here today, "A second statement
dealing with her relations with Ern.
est Frahm, Z farm hand. abe = alleged
to have desired to marry. Will be pass
ed upon BY Judge Brown late today
Mrs. Buffum has denied the authen-
ticity Of this statement submitted by
the state and Judge Brown will rule
whether It was obtained through
coercion. threats or the use Of whisky
and Cpiates.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
|DINCLEY MUST PAY
$500 FOR CONTEMPT
Kalamazoo Editor Given AZ
Hours Respite Before Fine
il Collected

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb. 25.-.
Especial. LII r. N. Dingley. recent
Progressive candidate for congress
and editor OF the Progressive Herald.
does not pay . Hne OF $500 within a
hours, he will be sent 70 jail TOR con
tempt OF court. That was the sen
tence passed upon him this morning
by Judge N. H. Stewart. Dingley was
severely denounced BY Judge Stewart
for his conduct. The contempt pro
ceedings grew out Of IN attack made
upon the court by Dingley.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
|xHUBlE BODY OF
HOLLENDER GIRL

AURORA, ILL.,, Feb. 25.-The body
There's Hollender. slain nine days
- vas 20 be exnGmed today for fur.
- examination. preparatory to TO-
berpw's inquest The, police and the
Rccer both maintained silence over
sc they expected to Ind.
|GA4Gf OF Reliee MichaeisY when ask
ID & photograph Of the retina OF
y Of the dead girls eyes had been
- IN an effort to obtain q clew a.
the identity of the slayer. said that
such photograph had been taken
" that the possibility OF the use OF
la . photograph had been exploded
years ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
Rates. / a Word

Cash WITH order. IL charged. 20 .
Ne. transient advertising inserted
tor les than Ice with cssh: Isc Il
chnrgod per Insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi.
ncoflono except Births, Cards OF
Thanka Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and ~ Ads preceding Male Help.
sssn: psHss: SssS. OF T cS.rk ~; sss
ter ee words or less. Over rs words
one ana ons-third cents for each extra
word
-, ss cuns $40 word. e IN. Si
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
FINED FOR SELLING
CIGARETTES TO MINORS

Charles Yafowsky. grocer ct No. go
Second-st, was fined IS by Justice
Gatney. Wednesday, when found guilty
OF selling cigarettes to two 1s-year-oid
boys. Alonzo Rogers and James Gif-
ford. Detective Richard Jordan. who
made the complaint, says that the
boys were regular cigarette nends,.
and while he was taking them to the
grocer from whom they bought the
CONN nails. they frequently tried TO
pick up cigarette stubs lying in the
streets. and said they just had to have
q smoke.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
NAN ATTEMPTS DEATH
Y BY ACID; RESCUED

Leo ssymanski. - ysars old. Of
No. S7l Milwaukse.ays. east, attempt-
Cd 70 kill himself with carbollc acid.
other boerder y Tho place interfered
be(ore he gould take enough of the
acid ID bring death. He wAs taken to
Grace hospital and 10 expscted TO
recover.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

,.s s;' :,s. s.s II: SHs ::: e. ss I;
!S::;: s !:ss$ss -. sssil:sS,'
f ;:y:: siss s:sss;sz :nG 81
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

oovoen Roobed: Suspect Arreeted
lPStrolmsn nNslepp found that Z
= door Of Archie Reeds saloon,
). e WoodWerd-Ave., bad been fore.
J., Tuesday Night anA he arrested
:. al JefIerson.ave., who, Was lott
)ne near the place, and was suspect
q HAVING broken into the saloon,
|eoSf7Gotlon showed that $40 and
- Whisky had been stolen. Hsnd-
ElDon only had IS cents In his
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
|ECLARES HUSBAND TOOK
CHILDREN TO SAL CONS

here. LILLY Belle Binder, wife Of
Sooorick J. Binder. manufacturing
Solor. IN : suit for divorce, Tues
y. declared that her husband was
| ihe. habit Of taking their children.
80. B]ixabeth and Grace, into 20.
- on Sundays. when they went
8 walk. The children are all
- d6Vlared her husband was con
~ n : sanitarium for . year 70 re-
W hon mental troubles, resulting
- drlnk. The case II contested
v = expected 70 be long drawn out.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

Transc vdlcer Hugh Rochsfort. aid.
Cd BY Wstmore Hodges, Of No. 81
JeRervon-ave.. stopped Z runaway
horse In sensational fashion. On Jet
fereon-ave.. Tnesday afternoon. The
horSs. dragSing . part Of . broken
wagon, ran past the tremc omcer,
Who was picked up By Hodges. In the
lsttsr's auto, and sped IN pursuit,
grabbing the horse BY the bits % the
auto was skillfuliy placed alongside Of
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

|Tony Fortinini - pears old. ana
EUllo Cris>i. -. beth sivtne their
|ir1toso q the Mc0reeor institute.
- arrested on Brush-st.. late Tues.
4 nleht by Detscttvss 0s0rady and
S1S a suSpicion Of burglary. Both
7<svo been IN trouble before. the
- .osy. an they had several bot.
" 0 vine. packages Of cigarettes.
~ nickles and dimes, which
y o31lco bellsve termed ~ DlnDess
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
BACK TO NATURE
East Side Flats

MONTCLAIR-AvE. - $500; elegant
brick veneer. stone steps; oed..
rooms each: beautiful nxtures anc
decorations; one Of tns oes' - '"'-
81. cIXiR-AvE.-,7.ooo. near Jsifsr.
son-ave. Six rooms each; brick w.
roWNSEND-XVE., near Mack--es.S0o;
brick, a-fiat. decorated and screens'
complete and modern In All re-
riSSHER-AvH.-ys.o 900: s rooms each,
frame. stanm heat: q decided bar
gain: finished In oak. psnslsd din-
ing-room. 49,
Phone Mr.. Kiss for appointment. East
PARKER. sCHUNK q FRY.
Main $3.50. 703 Majestic Bag.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
w. VIRGINIA MOO6ERS
INVITED TO COME ! HOME

CHARLESTON, w. Va, 2s.--Ths
republican state executive committee
In session here Republican leaders
Eathered today 70 urse conso'idstion
with the Bull Moose party. Cover.
nor Hatfield called the meeting.
The Bull Moose has ropoatedly Do
clArsd its intention 70 stand on Ito
own legs In West Virginia.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

The French city Of Lyoas bee . pro,
ct Cor . new central railway oeee)oa
= - 19ae = aeeoes g o4oeVV@ee
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
For Sale SO 4

Coed Ian1. We!{ fencS1
~. clio. windmill orohQ&4 149&
and church. Price yg1>A w i *
~. Marlette. Mich. 4; h. zZ
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25
$1,000

NORTH WOODWARD
street. room for aide drive. Best buy
I'm this section; half block from car.
MAIONEY CAMPBELL REALTY CO..
Inc. sea Free Press Bldg
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

BRICKLAYERe UNION, NO. 2. will
hold : special meeting Monday even
tng, March 2. Jos. W.. kavanaugn
Corresponding Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

WOODWORKERS--To work on
frameless windows and final as
sembly of closed body work ;
steady job and good wages for
first-class men; trouble. APP
ply Mr.. Noel. 1872 Jefferson
ave. E.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-25

room, So per week, Detroit Motor
Car supply CO.. 1886 Jefferson east
WOODWORKING Machinery
Men-Experienced on Variety
molder, mortiser, saws, PLAN
ers, etc.; must be experienced
in automobile body work
steady job and good wages for
first-class men; trouble. APP
ply MIR. Noel, 1872 Jefferson
ave. E.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
WORKING GOLD NINE
IN GRANITE DISTRICT

Con Hudgens and William Baird
came in Wednesday from the
Granite district. where they are OPP
Grating a lease on the Cuba claim be-
longing to w. d. Cambell. Although
they uncovered some high grade ore
on the property, the treatment of the
rich material has o been crowned
with success.
1.-The mine is looming up in great
shape said Mr.. Hudgens. I'VE ran
a large quantity of ore through the
Campbell mill. but found it difficult
to save the values. Mr.. Baird and my
self were expecting results from the
last bunch of ore that was treated,
but the yellow stuff went along with
the tailings. We are not discouraged
however, and believe that means can
be devised for saving the gold, which
we know exists in goodly qualities III
the ore that We have taken from the