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The Colorado statesman., 1914-06-20
New Parcel Post Stamps Issued.

Denver.-A new issue of regular
United States postage stamps is being
sold at the Denver postoffice in de-
nominations of Z, 9, IL, 20, 80 and so
cents. With the aid of these denomi
letter or package. The new stamp is
a convenience in the parcel post di.
vision, as it does away with the plas-
tering of ten and twelve parcel post
stamps upon the ordinary package.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-06-20
Dry Land Sells at $50 an Acre.

Denver.-A quarter-section Of dry
farming land in Sedgwick county
brought s30.50 an acre when sold at
competitive bidding by the State Land
Board. 1t is a record price for land
of that character in eastern Colorado
A. E. Edwards of Sedgwick county
was the purchaser of the 160 acres
The land board sold 1900 acres, bring
ing approximately s59,SOO. Four acres
at Edgewater brought s4OO per acre
plue $1,000 for improvements.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-06-20
Farrar Assists in Strike Prosecutions

Denver-In accordance with the an
nounced policy to cooperate with the
county authorities in the prosecution
of men indicted in connection with
deeds of violence in the coal strike dis
tricts, Attorney General Farrar went
to Trinidad. His mission was to as.
sist the district attorney in the cases
which come before the grand jury at
the session opening last Monday.
Farrar also will assist in the prosecu.
ton of the men indicted in Fremont
Weld and Boulder counties.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-06-20
Dominica Asks U. S. consurs Recall

Santo Domingo, Dominican Repub
lie. - The Dominican government
asked the United States government
for the immediate withdrawal of the
American consul at Puerta Plata, on
the ground that he had sided with the
revolution.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-06-20
Griffith Candidate. for U. S. Senate.

Denver.-Ben Griffith, former at
torney general of Colorado announced
his candidacy for nomination to the
United States Senate on the Progress
sive ticket
The Colorado statesman., 1914-06-20
Court of Honor Honors Denverite.

st, Louisa. L. Hereford of Spring
field, ILL.,, was chosen supreme chan
cellor and Charles F. Wadsworth OF
Denver, supreme vice-chancellor of the
Court of Honor at the tenth biennial
convention here.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-20
BITS OF NEWS

Police awaiting recovery of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lindstrom and baby
before starting quiz as to cause of
open gas jets. Mrs. Lindstrom sus-
pected as responsible for death of
daughters.
Miss Katherine o'Keefe, 1902 E.
63d st., identified photo of Mrs. John
D. Hemmen, missing Waukegan wo-
man. Claims to have talked 2 hours
to- her during Father Dorney's fun
eral.
Torgney Raab, a, 7641 Bond St,
died from burns received Monday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-20

statements have been so contradic-
tory we could get nothing from her"
Captain Halpin received a telegram
from Miss Susan Farlow, said to be
a wealthy resident of New Rochelle,
asking that Florence Gray be appre-
hended. The description contained in
the telegram tailed exactly with that
of the girl at the Y. w. C. A, accord
ing to the police. Halpin has not COM
municated with the New Rochelle
police.
The girl later said she was robbed
of three checks in Rothschild's.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-20
SOME FLAT BLDG. OWNERS COME
THROUGH TO JANITORS

When the Flat Janitors' Union first
came into existence the big property
owners laughed at the idea of it's ever
possessing sufficient power to de-
mand decent wages. But the laugh
has died in their threats now.
The Flat Janitors' Union right now
is a strong organization, and they
have conferred their strength upon
their present fight.
Several fiat building owners have
signed the new union agreement, but
there are still many men out in the
district bounded by 18th street, Doug
las boulevard, independence boule-
ward and Homan avenue.
Sixteen more men went out in the
Hyde Park district today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-20

street station by social worker TINS
afternoon said she was Florence
Grey, the 16-year-eld girl who disap-
peared from the fashionable board
ing house at New Rochelle, n. Y.
To Detective Sergeant Edward
Birmingham she said that she had
been lured from surroundings of
wealth and fashion by man named
Sidney Hargreave, whom she met
through the medium of a matri-
monial bureau ad. The detective be-
ieves there may be white slave
connection.
She told strange and conflicting
stories. She first said she was Flor
ence ingalls,, daughter of Portland,
Me-, millionaire, and that she had left
a boarding school in Plainfield, N. j..
and came to Chicago to meet Edward
Black, 1900 Maud street.
Black, who is a clerk at Hibbard,
Spencer & Davis, admitted that he
had began corresponding with her
through the agency of Jacksonville,
Fla, matrimonial bureaus ad in the
Police Gazette. He says that his let
tiers we're addressed Bethel, VT.
Black, however, told clear story
and satisfied the police that he had
nothing to do with the girls visit to |
Chicago and was allowed to go. i
Detective Sergeant Birmingham
said today that the girl told them a
wide variety of apparently fanciful |
tales.
"She first said she was Florence
Hargreaves, said Birmingham. Lat
er she gave the name Ingalls, She
said her family was wealthy and that
she was attending a fashionable girls
school at New Rochelle.
"She ran away from the school
with a man who told her they would
get married in Chicago, she said. On
the way to Chicago she said he rob-
bed her of some money and jewelry
and then left the train. When she
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
WOMAN ADMITS
FORGERY CHARGE
Vera X. Franklin, Accused of
Passing Bad Check Here, i'm
Trouble in Minneapolis

Local police received telegram
from Minneapolis. Wednesday. hat
Vera Rose Franklin alias Mrs r
Jrmes. alias Mrs. r. Rogers. who He'd
from mere after passing forged
cneck for $50 on the Hotel Pontchar-
train, had pleaded guilty TO forgery
charge in the Flour City, and Was
awaiting sentence there II she es-
capes with a parole or on suspended
sentence Detroit police Will
make efforts 10 bring her here to
stand trial for the Pontchartrain
trick
shortly after leaving here. just be-
fore complaint was made 10 the po-
lice shes was arrested IN Rochester
on a grand larceny charge, and is
said 10 have served short term
there and been taken to Minneapolis
at the expiration OF Her sentence.
~hc was here I'm April ll3
A man said 90 he her husband who
called ON her occasionally a the no.
tel, but roomed elsewhere was also
sought by the police here, but WAS
not captured.
II IS said that the woman's relatives
have made efforts 20 settle many
cnarges against her in various parts
OF the country
The Pontchartrain management Is
said 10 be anxious 10 prosecute her
n she can be brought back here.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
MUCH INTEREST IN
COMING BANQUET
Genesee Republicans Anxious To
Hear What PrendergaSt
Has To Say

FLINT, Mich. Feb lS- SpecialJ
considerable interest is being
shown in the banquet of the Gcnesee
County Republican club next Friday
night because OF knc fact tDat VIII.
liam Prendorgast. oil New Dirk. one
of the strOngo-i Roosevelt supporters
before the Chicago convention. and
one OF the founders OF the National
Progressive party after the colonel
failed OF nomination at the hands OF
the G O r.. viii bee The principal
speaker
Prendcreast after refurnue from
an tdr0pean trip some months ago
renowned his allegiance 10 the Bull
Moose organization, and lined up With
he Republicans again Ills comment
upou the strained relalinnA-.9eLlAee cen
the Two elements OF the old Reppb.
lican party are being awaited with
great interest
Before coming 10 Flint Prender-
CAST will 90 20 Detroit where he Will
be joined by National Committeeman
Charles B Warren They will come
90 Flint together FRIDAY afternoon
Genesec county was = 3ull Moose
stronghold in 1912 bat The spring
elections showed strong tendency
10 return 20 ihe e. q. = folds/
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
FLAMES VICTIM
DIES In HOSPITAL
Louis DOrmOy Fatally Burned
When Fire Destroys Home
in Greenfield

Louis Dormoy, burned almost 10 a
crisp when oil. with which ise WAS
attempting 10 start a fire, exploded,
died in Grace hospital. TUESDAY
night
Charles and Mary U0rmoy brother
and sister. who were seriously in
Iured while attempting 10 stamp ont
the flames IN the victims clothing
are out OF danger according 70 ply
sicians.
The explosion occurred al an
early hour, Monday morning, when
Louis attempted 20 pour OH ON a
smuuldcriug fire n Lhe-home Oceus
pied by the three Dormory brothers,
Louis, Charles and Fred, aud their
sister, Mary in Greenfield township.
one mile south or Grand River-aye.
Attracted by the roar when the OIL
exploded. the brother and sister
rushed 10 Louis assistance and 1T
tempted 10 beat ont the flames with
their hands
Fred Dormoy another brother.
carried Louis across- 1lls. road 10 the
home OF neighbors and Summoned
physicians Tor those who suffered in
the flames
The nome was destroyed by the
flames which followed the explosion
no one thinking of the house in the
excitement OF attempting 20 save the
life OF The man
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
MISSING MAN FOUND
WITH FEET FROZEN

Disappearing from his home az No
lbs Beard-ate.. This city Feb. Is
IS hlp he was sick and delirious John
Grady Is years old. an auto worker.
was found IN gutter in Mt Clemens
Wednesday morning with both feet
land both ears badly frozen. lie was
ro moved Ia hospital where ne is
said 10 be- in a serious condition. an 1
Detroit police were notified. Grady s
disappearance had been reported ia
nc police when he leit home
Inspector larkins sent an officer "a
rotily relatives of-+Ae missing man.
r'ieht
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

The Detroit Tuberculosis sanatorium
had - patients under treatment al
the cud of January more than IT'S ca
pattty. according 10 the report OF Or.
r. SbankWilcr. in a meeting OF the
Detroit society for the Study-and pre-
vention OF tuberculosis in the Hotel
PoutcnalIain Tuesday afternoon TWO
patients We're Elaced in the private
rooms az the stan. 30 relieve the pres
sure caused by iho number oi sufferers
waiting l0T admission TO the sana-
torium
Mrs John + Dodge was appointed
general chairman OF The Nellie Leland
opon.air school which Is attended 0F
so pupils During January TWO pupils
lost quarter oi "a pound. while All
the others gained In weight
The Nack.ave theater contributed
the receipts o. Monday evening s
show 10 he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cause
Hundreds OF tickets are being sold ior
the Metropolitan clubs dance III
Moose lemple. Thursday evening. me
proceed. OF which viii go TO the san
atOrium,
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
SAYS B0NDH0LDERS
CONTROL "A. P"
William Dudley Foulke Appeals
For Action Against
News Service

HARTFORD. Conn, Feb. lS.-As
sorting that the Associated Press IS
controlled by clique of bondholders
aud Is mutual IN name only, William
Dudley foulke head OF the National
Municipal league and former chair
man Of the United states Civil Serv-
ice commission. made an appeal nero
last night Tor action by AttorneS-Geu-
. RAJ McReyn0lds upon the application
ei the New York sun for Federal
Irves tigaU0r OF the Associated Press.
~, spoke before the Hartford Get.
TCrethcr club and discussed in de.
taU the methods and inside Workings
at the Associated Press. lie was an
svcrcd fy Don {. Seitz, OF the New
York World
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
seattIe Mayor vIndIeated.

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb rs Hiram
G.. Gill. w4ru--y-s rrT'Tffru Hs mayor OF
seattle three years ago. today claimed
a vindicari0n as the result Of the prf
naries yGsterdSy when no. led the li--
OF candidates seeking nomination
for mayor AZ the election in few
weers elk viii probably run against
= ~ TrenhOlme business candidate,
for mayor CHI ran far ahead OF the
Ctners I'm The prfmareE
Returns from Pa ont Of PSI pre-.
rirftg m the city. gave GIL = 500
Trrpfoime/ llI5a. Richard Wiuser
Socialist lo.7e3 \. T. Griniths. Min
isterial association candidate, ran
poor fourth. The other candidate;
rolled orNy about 1000 votes com
biRed.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
.DETROITER KILLS
SELF in MILWAUKEE
Body of John Schwartz Lies Tn
claimed in Morgue in Wis
cOnsin City

Inspector George Larkins received
"A letter from Frank l.uehling Mil
yankee coroner Wednesday morning.
that john schwartz, former Detroiter,
had shot and killed himself Mondav
night and thac ais body was held
in the Milwaukee morgue awaiting
news from relatives
Coroner l.uehling wrote that
schwartz had worked for the Ais
Chalmers Co, as a machinist since
april 1918. and was known as John
Fuchs. but search OF his body reveal.
ed a. memorandum book presented by
l.Orentz 4 Grentzer's saloon, No 49,
Hastings-st. this city and fly leaf
contained the Information that the
bearer was John chwartl. and that
ia case of death or serious Illness, his
wife, living at 80, 63S Mullet-st.. was
10 be notified
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
SAYS BALLOT FOR
WOMAN MEANS
EMANCIPATION
Would Open Up Her Whole Crea.
tive Ability, DR.. Colt
Tells Suifragists
FEMINIST MOVEMENT
GREATEST REVOLUTION
Quiet and BlOOdless. 1t Will BE
Liberating of Suppressed
Class

Put Yourself ia her place was the
Title OF an Illuminating lecture Tues
DAY a,terpoon, by Or stanton Colt in
the Twentieth Century building under
ne auspices ot che Equal Suffrage
league OF Wayne county.
Dr. Colt hogan by expressing his
,urprisc at the utJar serenity Witu
which woman vas accepted her status,
liked by man \through all the ages
and even al the present time.
She has not had sufficiently
evolved imagiuatihn tu Feel her own
wrongs. but mas accepted them dumb.
u.s." he said The dynamic of rec
form IS a sense of Indignation Man
has done woman thc greatest WronS
-uosstbtr- i'm making her an outcast
through no fault OF her own. lie has
.hut her on from taking the initiative
aud has made her merely guest al
he board OF humanity
II women think they have been
supreme n he home. Trey ar-SlwJ
ple-minded The man tbrOug/ali m
ages has ruled che home II the lars
est sense and woman has merely cAt-
RED out as far AS possible. her oNa
desires within the confines o. his Will
There is one passion Do woman
stronger than loXe of husband or
child II is love OF liberty spirit
AuoWs no SEX
In England woman is no, .oeaily
parent she Is not moral agent.
Terrible injustice has been done the
unborn generations through ihe cA-
clusion ol women from varlcUs Ninds
OF know ledge and the exercise OF all
their faculties The whole OF the
rast with its harems and its solid all
titnde OF She dcnliag influence o.
H omen Is on thc side of the anti
suffragisis All history is on their
side.
The significance Of ,he' vote IS
that il opens up the whole OF the
creative abllHy of Nomah u is the
one instrument Wbich every other 80
form must use before it, succeeds u
s the symbol Of The spirit.
The feminist movement Is the
greatest revolution he world has ever
Hnown:at is the uberating OF "a sun.
PRESSED class. 10 viii doubtless be
Guiet and bloodless, but Vill DE a.
the change from March o April
lie Aillfl TT tAit NNtfifeAh .i''
educated woman i'm the world she
is better educated tlran enc American
man She is ia the peculiar position
OF being "A positive force with no out
let for her ability Man has cncou~-
aeed her I'm her search for knowledge
put the vote which viii be- me 1Vstlh.
cation oil her education giving tue
responsibilities for which her rained
DIS tl a
Legislation is now more exercised
over the mother and the unborn child
and how TO prevent the deieliolatlpn
OF the race. than any other subject
Perhaps the spiritual solidarity OF an
women which win come with their lip.
erty. viii 90 more 30 solve TINS prop
lem than The legislators think
Or Colt was enthusiastically ap
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
RESINOL STOPS
SKIN TORRENTS
How This Wonderful Ointment Ends
Itching and Heals skin eruptions.

The soothing healing medication tn
Resunol Ointment and Rcsinol SoaD
pcnetratc4 evory Tiny pore of the\skin
'cleatstt of Impurities. and stops itcht
inp >tfItanilt. Itesnol speedily r>vils
eczema. rashes ringwOrm. aud other
.crupiions. aud clears away dishcuring
pinpies and blackheads when other
treatments prove waste OF time and
money
Rcsnol s. not an experiment. II is
a doctors prescription which proved
SO wonderfully successful for skin
troubles hat II has been used by
other doctors all over the country for
more than eighteen years.
80 other trc9 mcnt for the'skin row
before the public can show such n
record Of professional approval Every
draggist sells Resinol Ointment toto
and 81. and Rcsinol Soap l25cD. but
for rial size. free write to Dept AR.
Resinol baltimore. Md Took for the
bIQe package and avoid worthless
substitutes. ADV.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

stuart's Dyspepsia Tahlcts'Will cer-
tainiy give the stomach the repair D.
needs and Is always crying aloud ior.
4 tablet taken after each meal Viii
in The course OF several hours become
a norton OF The digestive fluids "
vii build up these finds First IN the
stomach then ia tie intcstines
The liver Is the srVrVhoGse al th"
body. Here are assembled an Che re-
serve fluids OF the sysNem and here
he various ingredients of STUART =
Dvspepsia Tablels miugle with the
faultv natural juices and strengthen
them or IL they are 700 strong theh
they will b. reduced 20 their proper
strength aud proportion
smarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
single ingredient one grain .,
which is sufficient to digest 5000
grains OF food Just think how crate
nullv such an element IS received into
= BODY that cannot digest ay all With
out a new weakening of tie already
depleted juices.
40 70 yong druggist thls vcrv day
and obtain box OF Stuarts Dyspcp.
STA Tablets. price. 80 cents. weekN
trial will make you new man ana
your stomach. viii go back 70 work.
Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
SEEK NEGRO IN
AURORA Staying

AURORA M, Feb With
several new clues reported to have
been unearthed, Chief OF Police Frank
Michaels today started search for
Walter Hickman. a Negro. wanted in
connection With the Staying OF Their
csa Hollander here Monday night.
Her head crushed with grave
prop" the girls body was found by
her father. lying on grave in st.
Nicholas cemetery
Although the police refuse to give
out any Information before the coro-
ner's inquest reconyenes at . D. m.
today IL was authoritatively stated
that evidence. which viii tend TO es-
tablish the Innocence OF Anthony
Petros, the Austrian now held, has
been discovered
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
MRS. BIFFUM PLEASED
WITH TRIAL JURY
LITTLE VALLEY. n - Feh is

LITTLE VALLEY, y. Y, Feb. IS.
Nodding approval to her attorney
as G.. G.. llcimcs. a farmer, took his
place i'm The box "a the eleventh
member OF the jury which will hear
her trial Tor her life Mrs cynthia
Bunum smiled brightly today at, the
prospects OF the taking OF testimony
starting soon
AS &c appeared certain the Jury
would be completed before court is
adjourned today Mrs Bunum was
asked what she thought OF the iur--
Ors So far selected
~ love them ALL" she replied
esily
The CONT room here was entirely
inadequate for it,e great crowd OF
villagers and fgfners who thron god
the court house anxious 90 see every
development in the cease OF the No
man who is charged with having
poisoned her husband that she might
marty her farmland lover
.yob Printing D.ne RIeht. Times
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
CHICAGO AUTO BANDIT
SCARE Is RENEWED

CHICAGO Feb IS.+Tbe raui9
bandit scare Of year ago was r.
Moved today when two men entere
tic 81 James hotel on the south slice
here. held up the clerk and two
guests and escaped In a big black
limousine with $3.50 in cash and 5
$500 diamond pin belonging to John
Sttekel. one Of the guests.
alter Limousine answering the de-
sCrjption OF the one the bandits used
stepped before Thompson Dairy
LanCh and two men alighted They
leld up the night counter man. tool,
fonr dollars from him and eight dol
lars from the cash register and Is
capped
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
OWOSSO WIDOW 81 rs FOR
FOR $4,000 HEART BALM

OWOSSO Mich Feb is (Spe-
lal Ten thousand dolars Is asked
by Mrs Fannie H. OstrauG,r. - wears
Ola widow IRON PIRATE Wilcox.
Wealthy Perry towns ia farmer i'm "a
breach OF promise sul filed toda,
mrs Oslrander claims Wilcox agreed
10 marry her on Feb. g bu on thaf
date he went 10 Williamson. lnrham
county and married Mobei Newman.
40 less than $lo.000. She saws MN
mend her broken heart
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
HERNTT-SANA ANT FROZEN
TO DEATH IN HONEI

BATTLE CREEK Mich. Feb. is
lSpcciall The Rev. Isaac Collier ar
one time a widely known authority
ON Greet and Latin. but for years %
hermit here living largely on nfi'
and herbs was found frozen stiif IN
his cottage today Though practical
rs a padper. he had the most remark.
able library IN this locality and his
Kelp vas often goWght by teachers az
we'll a. students
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
Panama Minister oyits

WASHINGTON u G.. Feb. lN-
Francisco Fiallos Panama minister o,
government and justice, has presented
ms resignation ia ihe president oi
anama, according 20 static DEPART.
ment aivices. TOR RogOlfo G4ari.
first vice-presideur % pmama. has
been appointed 10 succeed SENIOR Flal
los
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
WILLIAM NJ. PERRETT
ATTACKED BY THUGS

William N Perrett, grand master
OF the Michigan Grand Lodge OF
Mas0ns. was held APP by two armed
bandits az be was approaching his
resdcGee 80 1875 piugree-aye, q,
Tuesday hight
When he offered resistance. one OF
Tho bandits struck him on the head
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
When the Stomach
Goes Back TO Work
Then is the Whole System Glad
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets VIII
Quickly Put the Stomach
in Share.

When ne stomach fails To do IT'S
work properly the whole machine OF
man is unstrung and wholly incapable
~ work This condition obtains from
the tiniest nerve 20 the big strong,
pumping heart
II Is a wise Law of nature that has
made the stomach man strongest
organ. but. when II stops work man
ought 90 realize that it does so be.
cause it can continue no longer
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

with the butt Of revolver. knock
ing him down and the two robbers
gave him terrible beating His
cries brought dozens OF neighbors 20
their doors, and the robbers fed.
without obtaining any plumber
Mr. Perrett had Just returned from
trip 10 Grand Rapids His Wife,
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
Haitian ExiIes Pardoned.

WASHINGTON. y. G., Feb. -.
President Valdas. OF san Domingo
has issued a proclamation removing
the bar on all political exiles and N
wiling them 10 renew the privileges og
their citizenship. according to state de-.
partmeRt adyices Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
chloano aoat Shaw Enh 30

CHICAGO, Feb. 49, The Chicago
motor boat show will open at the
coliseum Feb %. II was announced
today Eastern manufacturers have
made arrangements for large dis.
plays
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

CHICAGO Speaking before The
y, IS. Chicago Athletic association
dining club Uncle Joe" Cannon
SAID be didn't believe prayers were
answered, but thar IL possibly helped
In man % NAV
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
Provide Olympic Funds

BERLIN, Feb 1.-THE reich
stag. deferring 10 the storm of dis
approval that answered its first re-
fusal. today passed the first OF the
bills appropriating $4,000 for the
Olympic games, scheduled for 1916.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

pieaded and after the lecture AN in-
formal reception was enjoyed by an
DR., cor Spoke ou Marriage and
divorce Tuesday evening u he
First Unitarian church
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

Joseph PIoe, 90 No. 10 Dane-st. mar
rovg&. c.caped injury when an aut"-
mobile IN which he was ridlng Was
81 ana Woodward ayes Wednesda y
u.orniug aud--hadly damaged Floe
WAS not hurt.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

who vas standing in a window
watching for him, Witnessed the at
temst 20 rob him
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18

.rob Printing B.ne RIeht. Times
Printisx Co.. is John st