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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Violence Feared
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By Associated 5PRsss.l
BUTTE, Montanas June 25.-The
announcement in Helena last night
Of Chas. Meyer, president % the
Western Federation OF Miners that
he intended to returnsto5 5Buttecaused
:, sensation here today when citizens
read the interview. Men connected
with the Vigilancerst openlyssai that
'f Meyer should return without pro-
tectionfhis life. would be In danger.
They said II Meyer appeared liereor
attempted to assert the Jurisdiction
of the Western Federation of Miners.
that certain mon connected with the
insurgents Of the old union would
again resort 70 armed resistance.
President Michael Mcdonald said lie
intended to rid the e3news Independent
union of the miners OF the i. w. w.
Theiyice president, secretary and the
treasurer of the new union are said
70 be members Of the I.SW. w.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
sEVERALQUEsTIoNs HAVE BEEN
SUBMITTED BY UNITED
STATES CHAMBER
THEsMATTER UNDER CONSIDER.
ALTON IS PRINTED BE-
Low.
REFERENDUM ON THE REPORT
OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE
ON TRUST L LEGISLATION
RELATIVE TO \ PROPOSALS FOR
LEGISLATION CONCERNING
BUSINESS PRACTICES.
STATEMENT s: IA /. OF QUESTION +

on April Ia a report Of the spc-
scialI committee Of the Chamber on
trust legislation was submitted 10 Il
referendum vote Which. under The
,bysiawsl lg@.ll close on May 30. 9'his
st5reports ttne3 e3oommittcc was en-
stirelysdeyoled to a discussion OF the
usefulness of an Interstate trade
commission and It's functions.
On May 12g and IL the committee
met in New5Y York City aud consider
caEother subjects inelndcl IN the
program Which tile president ou,iin-
ed in his address of lannar. 20.
40 "a All melahcrs OF tic committee
except Mr.. Rhett and Or. Van lIlse
We're III attenlance, Atrtar eri or
the sessiais tho comm't:eG fCcnallat-
ed a second report upon subiests
which were not considered III lis
earlier renort. On May 10. the hard
Bof fSdirectors reccited the report and
order a thar itsbei isubniittel toa ref;
eFentltlm vote. Tie full text of the
rsportsanl ithcstoxt OF bil,s 10 which
tAes report makes cons!tlcrahie refer
sences are printed in a pampliict
which may be gseenSby calling at the
GhamberS ofE Comm percefe t'iee, Watson
building
N ss9 '---,
M The resolution under whi.h the
spGcial committee on trust Iegisa-
tion acts; was adopted at the second
(coNu1NuEp ON rAGE Two.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Heat Driiues
The Strikers
From Streets
ONLY PICKETs DETAILED FOR
DUTY AT THE PLANT BE.
ING IN SIGHT,
ORGANIZERS ANNOUNCE FORMA.
TIoN OF UNIONS IN TWOlg..
ri FACTORIES. u

By ASSOCIATED PREss.l
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 25.-The
intense heat drove Westinghouse
strikers from the streets of Turtle
Creek valley towns today, only picls-
cts detailed for duty at the plant be-
ing IT. sight. Deputy sheriffs guard
ed the bridge leading to the electric
plant against the protest of strike
leaders who declared the bridge was
public property and could be used
without question by any pedestrians.
Organizers of the Allegheny Con
genial Industrial Association itwho
have been busy organizing workmcn
In the Westinghouse Electric shops
not effective by the strike, announc-
cd that locals had been formed in
tho Trafford foundry and at the
plant OF the r. D. Huthall Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25

blind.
I'VE haveihad Testimony here that
the defendant, who has an income of
$50. 900 a year, did all the houseworls
and made up the beds, including the
bed Of Mayer, the chauffeur. I,
Miss McGill, gowned In a blue tail
ormade gown and with q poke bonnet
fastened by velvet strings, furnishing
a charming frame for a pretty face,
suddenly threw herself on her knees
In front of the Jury box. with tears
streaming down her cheeks. y
Don't believe that she screamed.
II didn't do sthatlf It's a liei,.
Her counsel, MIR. Collins, sprang 10
|her5and lifted herst stoiher feet, urging
1iersto be calm. twas some time be-
fore she recovered her composure.
Mt. Simpson did not modify his ut
tack as he proceeded with his address
to the Jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
PRESIDENT OF STATE UN1vER.
sITY SUDDENLY SPRUNG
ON DELEGATES.
NOMINATION WAS MADE UNANI
NOUS BEALL WOULD
NOT YIELD.
LITTLE SPIRIT OR ENTHUSIASM
MANIFESTED IN THE
CONVENTION.

Z PARKERSBURG G, June %. The
state Democratic onvention. last even
ing nominated DR.. Thomas E. Hodg-ll
es. president Of West Virginia suni5
yersity, for Congressman-at-L Large.
AZ the dictation OF the machine and
the federal officeholding clique Col.
WyIie Beall and the Hon. Hal DePue
were as much as told they did. not
measure up to the size OF the office.
Intact, some of the speakers made no
Tones OF telling this long kept se=
cret In open meeting. ~
"a more 5bosssridden convention
never assembled in West Virginia
than that which sat in the "ffreless
cooker, politely called "a! tabernacle.
for many sweating hours and res
sponded to the crack Of tile boss
whip.
4 y was really humiliating to ainnm-
ber Of old time Democrats WHO sat
on the stage and witnessed the spec
tacle.
All Arranged.
Early this morning the word wac
tcoNTtNuEp ON rAsE EraHr.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Defends Honor
On Knees Before jury
Miss sslhlinLd.

NEW YORK, June .25. ~ Miss
Eleanor A. McGill, sued for $4,000
in supreme court at Jersey City by
Mrs. Mary Mayer, the wife Of Miss
McGlll's chauffeur, Walter Mayer,
made a scene in court today when Al
exander Simpson. counsel for Mrs.
Mayer, began to sum up, for the plain
tin. s.4..
Posing as an innocent girl
shouted Simpson. ..she has plotted to
take this woman's husband away
from her and from his five.year-old
son want to recall to your minds.
gentlemen of the jury. some Of the
facts testified to in this case.
..The defendant discharged all Of
her seven servant Is except the schauf.
feur, Mayer. There was no one IN
that house but the defendant Mayer,
l,he chauffeur. and the defendant's
aunt, who Is 10 years old and almost
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Wafer Z ! al Plugs To
Be Painted

Red with white trimming has been
declared the official color of the city
water department. The time of the
Year has come when hcewatcr tanks.
fire plugs, ETC., get new coat of
Snaintsand City Water Commissioner
Smith has ordained that the water
department shall depart from the
custom Of long standing of using
black paint and get something a lit
tie more attractive to the eye. It Is
announced that the water plugs will
be painted red with the caps white.
"A force of painters will be put to
work in few days on theitask.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
-FOUR KILLED.

BY ASSOCIATED EpRE9S. Fsf
Los ANGELES. Cal, June 25.-A
the foot of aEhundred foot buff or
the ocean rear San Pedso. Califor
mia, the bodies OF three women nRt
a man. victims of. an auto nccidcn' I
were found today. The car. a -nrr
one, driven by Harry Batcr. wire
less operator at San Pedro. har
plunged over the bluff late las
last night. killing the four. It-wai
Bakers first trip in the machine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
.RECE|VERsA ARE
.APPO|NTEDIFOR
CLAFLAN Co.
BIG NEW YORK DRYGoODs Es.
TABLlsHMENT IS IN.
V0LVED.
MEN NAMED GIVE BOND IN THE
SUM OF FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
FIRM WAS INCORPORATED UN-
DER THE LAWS OF della.
WARE.
l!y AssocIArEn pREss.l

tIY ASSOCIATED PREsS.1
NEW YORK. June 25.-Receivers
were named today for the wholesale
drygoods establishment Of the II. o.
Claflan Company. Associated conf
panies were not involved. The re-
ceiycrs were named as n result of n
suit in equity filed in the distics
court. Judge l.. Hand named MS re-
ceivers Joseph b. Alartindale, presi-
dent Of the Chemical National Bank,
and Frederick a. Juilliard, a mem
Der Of the firm of a. sB. Juilliafd and
Company. under bonds of 100000
each. The Fl. u. Claflan company. OF
which JOHN Claflan is president, was
orginizcd in 1890 ID conduct a whole
CONTINUED on PAGE SIX 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Arson Squad
Attempt To
Burn Church
TIMELY ARRIVAL OF SEXTON
AVERTS DESTRUCTION
II OF ED1F1CE. \
FOUND PETROLEUM, FIRE LIGHT.
ERS AND COTTON UTTERED
AROUND.
By ASSOCIATED PnEss.l

By ASSOCIATED PREss.l
BELFAST. Ireland, June 25.-An
arson squad of sutfragettes did extern
siye amagc TO the Episcopal church
at Ballylassen near here early today.
The destruction of the entire church
was averted only by the timely ar
rival OF the sexton who succeeded IN
extinguislling the blaze. He found
Quantities Of burning petroleum, fire
lighters, grease and cotton oil litter
cd around. The wood work OF the
building had been thoroughly satur-
ated with petroleum.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
GEN. RODRIGUEZ, DEAD.

BIZ ASSOCIATED PREss.1
Ell PAso, Texas, June 25.- Gen
Rodriguez died of his wounds ac.
cording to advices received b,
friends here. Besides Gen. Huerrera
among. the other officers wounded
were Gen. Garcia and Col. Fierro.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
Th.ujlml1bl;-Midget
Wedding d In
First Ward
MATINEE AND NIGHT PERFORM
ANCE ARE SCHEDULED FOR
CENTRAL SCHOOL HOUSE.
PICTURES OF CASTS WILL BE ON
I SALE-MRS. FRANK 'RITCHIE
IN CHARGE.

The cast that will. present the
Thumb-Midget wedding at the Cen
trail school in the First ward tomor-
row afternoon and night has re-
llearsed faithfully aud the same sig
i.al success that attended its presen-
tation at tho Grand Opera House on
Tuesday night will be experienced at
the matinee and night performances
tomorrow, The prices at these per-
formances will be fifteen cents for
children and thirty-five cents for
adults.
Photographs of the bride and
groom and other members of the cast
will be sold. Photographer John
ston has been busy ever since the in
itial performance in producing pic
lures of the tots that take part.
There was large number of peo-
pie who wanted pictures of the. chill
drcn who took part in the program
81 the Grand Opera House and were
not able 10 get them on the night OF
the play. To persons wanting these
pictures apply to Mrs. Frank Ritchie.
Mrs. Richie will see that their wants
in this matter will be supplied.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
SuHeredFro,a
Blacknailers
CHICAGO q MAN 3 SAYS HE PAID
$2,500 LASTiYEAR TO DO
n BUSINESS.

By Associated Press.)
+ CHICAGO, June 25.-As the first
step In his announced intention Of
sending some .blackmailing union
business agents TO jail" John ]. Me-
Laughlin, contractor and politician.
held q conference with James H. VIII.
kerson, U. s. district attorney, today.
Mclaughlin said he had paid $4,000
blackmail under threat of having a
strike called on him. He declared
that George Hammond. business
agent for the Excavators' union who
was killed yesterday by Patrick Dist
man, contractor, was one Of The
guilty men. Distman was exasperat-
ed beyond restraint by blackmail
which threatened him, Mclaughlin
told the district attorney.
Besides Hammond, Mclaughlin
named John Haley, business agent OF
the Sand Limestone and Cement un-
ion and Michael Norris of the same
union. .In the last year paid them
$500 for the privilege Of doing busis
ness said Mclaughlin. Last Thurs
day they demanded $4,000 more.
had suffered too much in the bridge
makers strike and 1 made up my
mind thatSI was throught. I told
them to get out. Yesterday morning
II went to my plant and found they
had called a strike on me- 4,
Hammond was the man and / ask:
ed what was the matter. You know
mighty well what Is the matter he
lsaid. KICKING with the dough, you
are no fool, then exploded. The
contractors are not the heaviest suf=
fsrers, bad as the lsituation Is. The
honest workman gets the worst Of Il.
He Is on strike most OF the time All
generally don't know what Is the
trouble"
Mrs. Vim Lepers and Mrs. Bs .seper
have returned from Hunt TIM =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
H. H.W.Chadd!uck
Heads Bankers

MARTINsBURG, VIVA, JInc.25
The twenty-first annual conycn.
tion of the West Virginia Bankers
Association came to an end here last
evening after the most successful
Meeting in itsShlstory. The prlnei.
pal address ot yesterdays session
was delivered by U. S. Senator Henry
Hollis, of New Hampshire. .!wl,r
spoke on Some Practical Aspects 81
the Federal Reserve Act. Z 4 4.
The officers elected for the ensu.
ing year were:
prcEidcnt-H. w, ChadducS, cash,
ier of the Grafton Banking ant
Trust Co.
Vice President -,R. Z. Talbot,
cashier Of the Citizens National Bank
of'rhilippi.
sccretary-Treasurer = ]. s. Hi;
cashier National Citizens Bank, ot
Charleston.
Member OF the executive commit
tee of the American Bankers Assocl-
alton, Edward Ncllcy, of Parkcrs-
burg.
Vice President for West Virginia
In tho American bankers Associa-
lion. II. Fl. Emmort, president Of Old
National aBnk, Martinsburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25

Mrs. J. G. Kcrns and daughter,
Miss Darlcy, have returned from
Huntington, where they, spent O
week with tho formers daughter
Mrs. VIM. Hickman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25

Mrs. VIM. Ieper and Mrs. f,s .saper
have returned from Hunt tins u
where they spent q short visit viii
tie formers sister. MES. VIM. Hit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25
THOMAS {. HODGES NAMED
FOR C0NGREssNANgAT LARGE
Tho i. I. ars Of
Missouri lNuies
And Horses
Fo1. Sale

+ Will Reynolds will return this
evening from ST. Louis with TWO cars
pf fine mules and horses for mine
use He also Inns a few fine mated
teams Of mares for farm work. Any
one desiring either horses or mules
should call ut his Jackson street sta
; bles e and esapitse tins stees. tAdy)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-25

Early tliis morning the word wae
tcoAEtNurp ON rAsE E1anr.l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
LAWYER DECLARES
RECORD ALTERED
Claims Minutes of Walsh Con-
Germ, Shown i'm Court, Are
Not Same as Original

Oojeetipps by the score were made.
Wednesday morning. In Judge Man
dell's court. by attorneys for 5.
Francis Walsh to prevent the intro.
duction OF deposition which assert.
cd the minutes OF the United Bankers
corporation had been changed be-
tween the time OF their writing and
their introduction into the court.
Walsh is being sued by Zachariah
Bartholomew. an aged farmer. 10 rel
cover 81 900 Invested in stock in the
United Bankers corporation. now de-
tunct. the stock. according TO the
plaintiff. being worthless
The objections were oyerruled and
the deposition was admitted Ii was
drawn up by Frederick W. parke. a
New York corporation lawyer and =
former director in the corporation.
lie stated that he had copy OF the
original minutes OF the directors
meetings and that they did not CORE
spond with the minutes introduced
INTO the trial.
II Is expected that the case viii be
argued, Wednesday afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
CAN'T SELL BONDS
FOR COUNTY ROADS

Unless aid from some unknown
source appears there will be no roads
built this year in Wayne county
The road commissioners announced,
Wednesday, that the fourth lot OF
Wayne county road bonds TO the
amount OF 100000, were advertised
according 10 law, but that not single
hid had been received Personal APP
peal 10 banks. trust companies and
Individuals is being made. hut so far
without success.
The bonds are OF $500 each and
bear four per cent interest as Well
rs being tax exempt The money
thus hoped for will be the only reve-
nue. the road commissioners will have
TO build new roads or repair old roads
The fact that large number OF the
unemployed in the city could secure
work IL the bonds were sold, makes
he matter all the more important, ac-
corNiing TO the commissioners
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
TELEPHONE INVENTORY
Is FURTHER DELAYED

The Michigan Telephone Co.'S in
yentory will not be in the hands OF
Charles L. Zahm. the citys expert
until the latter part OF this week or,
possibly the first OF next
Tuesday afternoon. Arthur Won
Schlegell, manager of the telephone
company. informed Mr.. Zahm that ne
had received word from Chicago over
The long distance telephone that the
company's experts have not yet re-
ported on certain matters in Connec-
lion with the preparation OF the in
ventory tie told Mr. Zahm he
thought the inventory would be de
layed for at least three days longer
Mr.. Won Schlegcll said a letter ok
planning everything was 10 follow the
telephone message and that be would
20 over the matter with Corporation
Counsel Lawson. Wednesday morn
ing. Up 10 noon. MIR Won Schlegeli
had not arrived, and neither Mr.
Zahm nor Mr. Lawson had heard fur
lher from him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Francis Brown. g HAZEL satteriee.
John McConum 20 Louise. Mielke, is
Gordon Barrett. - Ann Arboi Jes
sic smith, ~, Detroit ,,.
Goldman ~, Reed city.
FeliN kaoyla1. q Valera "'hu%'e'
Gaspare peAuselo az cuvenza La
lawrence ochs 70 Mary A wtleoM
Henry Armstrong. IS Amelia Heinz.
Mareian zwniony - Josefa szykula.
nronislaw wiehlirsKl 2i Frances
:" stanisiSw Limintak 20 Rosalla kot.
pbert JaowskL 90 Pauline Daniel
4uthony Madwed. 80 pelana serota
FRANCES Nogle. 50, ceua Brain. a.
Itarry Gee. q. Agnes Ellison,
James Eiluann IS jeanette BAL
'GS"Sii1 Hare. 81. Anna Cardinal 3D.
John Farls"r - Edna Nclzt IS
Frederick Erdman. 20 John
Andrew Mater 30; Minnie Gleason.
Henry Kuolak ss Nahlin Elizabeth
Mar Frank i wa P,g. AZ; May A AlaeKeu-
zie 43,
Antont KItHek. % Amelia sprawka
Frederick sims. 20 Mary Peters, -
Ever Anderson. %. CLEVELAND. o.,
Julia Preston, IS. Detroit.
Vaslle Sierb. 20. Efrasina 3andea 20
Hugo Huebner. - En>a wagner
JOSEPH Jas&ow, "a. Amelia Tmokow
ska. "a .,
CIinord Mcfarland, 20. NorthN.lle'
NaLAl I NnnNns. -. Same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
DEATH LIST

no, Rosgel "a Uthce. years. dipu-
tborfq. Manda 81. SUei. 1913 SolNaN,
wears pneumonia. Mary Premeau, II.
Mare hospital SO years. nephritis, -
T. Beardslee Highland Park. 40 years.
nhtbisis. Emma Harrisl4h4 Field. 90
ears cerebral haemorrhagc; George
IL Jessop.- 502 ,hamplatn, 50 years, ~
mast pending Cecilia VI Guiltoylc. 49,
Cheue months. pneumonia Gaetahc
LeVzo 2t2 East Lafayette. months
marasmus Alfred sieEs, children 81
Frce hospital. u wear pm unonla .
i.ntils. Crossrr. Glg Grandy. 60 years.
cerebral Facmorrhagc NlcS kokod -.
Nrr.fs hosnttal - wears, mastoig alb
eres..- Kate ". CLARK. li3 W Westminster
~ vaavs. ap0ple,.ss lame PARKER 90"
East Jefferson. ~ wears. ppcum"hta
xruy Atf4szonVxek ta2q Garfield. wear
nntuntonin. lhrttett VI. Kennedy. 43t
Anthem IS years. mNocarditis; Charles
Iot-frertnan e2l Green SO Years. sen
my. Anna Keating 396 Putnam, IS
veers nvocarditls Madeline lennon.
Providence hpsnital. ! month. inNei
tf.,ff- Rose Wsiuberuer Harper hospi-
tal ID Years ah iominai ahscess Rosia
N++-----i.~-r-E Iceland. s. Years seniiity
Nrthur 81 Hedtuud SIS Gladwin. 4
,eor1 4ua sfI0Tlc cruuu. Violet stuart
lgorence CYiftendep Home ear en-
rveula. charles T. Damn trace hospi -
faf .s years INQUEST pending. vivian
n. Fretch 1886 Springwels. month
leo COLTS. Harry j. Finn. : beag-
bien/ ~, years aspbt alton. Emma =.
TIn4. ,SGS Trumbuil 80 years reeurgl-
fatinn snrdiac. RidiiN Collar -
Iarv's hospital 81 Years carpe be- acid
Tugouf wallace 90 Lothrop wears
ea wears. tuberculosis. Everisle Brown,
River EouRe. Mich wears diph-
tberIs. Tresa F0dar. 6i4 South 4
month, sntsritls; stephen Il stokes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
MUNICIPAL BAKERY
FOR BELLE ISLE
Planned TO Produce Pies Like
Mother Used To Make" For
Park Casinos

Park Commissioner Dust plans TO
operate municipal bakery IN the
Belle Isle casino next summer. The
bakery will turn out ali the home
made" pies for the city's lunch con-
cessions on the island and IN Palmer
park Last summer factory pies
were served over the lunch COUNT
ers. aud while they sold fast enough
ar i've cents per slice. they were not
exactly like mother used TO make.
We viii be able TO bake pies that
Will make island visitors homeslcK'
but not seasick" said the commls-
sioner. I'VE have fine bakers oven
in the casino that is just the thing
for baking pies The city viii not
be able 20 reduce the cost OF Sies,
but we hope TO raise the quality ana
increase the quantity Personally,
/ like "A big, thick piece OF pie, ana
that Is how We intend TO make them
I'm the casino. / am now looking Up
some recipes for good pies. re-
member one kind that used TO eat
hen { was boy. II tasted Ike
some OF this French pastry, only
much better. / wish ! could hnd the
recipe for that pie. IL would be
great drawing card for the casino
People would come all the way over
to the island just TO get piece OF
that pie.
No dried apples or stewed prunes
will br used In municipality baked
pies We will use all fresh fruits,
real cream rich butter, etc.
The commissioner is busy rear
ranging the interior Of the casino 10
facilitate the handling OF crowds
next summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
JUXENII + COURT
WORKER Is PROMOTED

Miss Clara +. Liyermore. an in
vestigator ror the lnyenile court fer
the past i've years. has been promot.
ID 10 head Of The womens depart
n.ent The advancement was an
ncunced Wednesday, by Judge HUI.
tcrt She takes the place occupied
~ Miss. Ada Freeman, who Is now
connected with the Associated Char
tiles. Miss Rhea Miller. ali Associat.
Il Charities worker, will take the
place OF Miss l.iyermore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
PULLASkY CASE Is
DELAYED TWO WEEK

The case against Marcus pollasky
promoter. charged With defrauding
the Hotel Cadillac out OF a 500 board
bill. was adjourned, Wednesday. Tor
two weeks Pollasky had announced
that he would be unable TO appear, as
he had important business in Wash
,ngton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
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Births. Dea. S. cards Of THANKS @n"
Meeting NotIc,N Minimum charge 90
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lone ana one4third cents for eaeh "N'l"
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PersonaIs-Minimum charge, go Leo
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sac Trumbull. 50 years COLTS ult or
alive. Lillian Howe $40 montgomery
3S years. peritonitls. Jerome bouV'H
HARPER hospital. 20 years. hydfopho"tt'
Frank TAFT 252 Beard. months. Phe",
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ulcer. Bessie l.. Cornell, 81 MARI nos
pital. 20 years. cirrhosls or hNef.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
SEEK REQUISITION FOR
HOUGHTON co. DEPUTY

LANSING. -Mlch., Feb. ls-(Spe-
ciaD -SheHff CE4Se OF Houghton
county. wh0>ts Ia A-ansing today for
requisitlon papeSS, says that the strike
situation in me upper peninsula is
quiet at the present time
The sheriff brought with MIN Rich.
ard O'Grady. who is wanted In Green
Bay. Wis, on charge OF kidnapping a
u-ituess
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-18
CRAMTON GETS EVIDENCE
FOR PROPOSED =. NJ. PROBE

LANSING. Mich, Feb. IS (Spe.
cial) Congressman Louis Cramton.
OF Lapeer. is lit rh'- city gathering sta
tstics aud information from the state
railroad commission 70 enable him to
proceed scientifically against the Pere
Marquette railroad in the proposed
congressional Investigation which is
now pending before the house OF rep
rssentatives at Washington