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South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

Charles Botham of Niles has pur-
chased the Thomas Wilson farm east
of town and moved his family there.
Born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schadel. a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Gale and
daughter. Anna, were weekend visit
Ors with friends in Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. w. L. Curtis of Ben
ton Harbor were guests at the j. ID.
Boone home Sunday.
j. l. Fowler of Chicago was here
Tuesday looking after his farm prop
erty.
Frank Tarbell of St Joseph has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
GrOsvenOr Tarbel.
Mrs Gertrude Lewis returned We'd
nesday from Il weeks visit with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Stover were
South Bend visitors Tuesday.
William f. Lyon and family, Miss
Mary Barnhart and Mrs. Y. s. Weaver
visited relatives in New Troy and
Buchanan Sunday.
Miss Annie b. Kerr of Chicago is
visiting her mother. Mrs. William
Kerr.
Herbert Willis OF South Bend visit
ed at the home of his uncle, Alvin
Willis. Tuesday.
Word was received here Tuesday
of the death of Rev. NJ. II. Gardner
at his home in Morocco, Ind, on Sun
day. Mr. Gardner was formerly
pastor of the United Brethren church
in this village and he and his family
have many friends here.
William G. Myers of Francesville.
Ind, was business visitor here Mon
day.
Mary NJ. Stemm. wife of Ira r.
Stemm. died at their home in Hinch-
man Sunday evening. after an illness
of several weeks She was 80 years
old. She leaves n husband a son. AL
bert Stemm, and a daughter, Mrs.
Dora Smith. The funeral service was
held Wednesday morning at the
Salem Lutheran church. conducted
by Rev. II. G. Bixler. assisted by Rev.
TT. 4. Carr.
John g. Murdoch was proudly
showing his friends three quarts OF
large mushrooms Tuesday that he had
gathered that morning.
Or w. +. Bullard and James Will
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
NILES, MICH.

Rev. and Mrs. 4. b. Whitney have
moved 90 Niles from Mishawaka
where Mr. Whitney has been pastor of
the Baptist church
Mrs. Wilson kryder, Mrs. Adam
Scheiback and James Thompson were
fmong those from Niles who attended
the funeral of the late Mrs Ira Stemm
n Oronoko township Wednesday,
Fred Bither and Wilbur Crandall of
Grand Rapids and y +. Reed Of
spring Lake. norther Michigan were
the city Wednesday 90 attend the
uneral of the late T.. D. Morris. The
mills OF the Niles Board and Paper
20. where Air. Morris has been en-
ployed for over 30 years. were closed
Wednesday afternoon out OF respect
-o the deceased.
Hiram Hunt is az Twelve Corners.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
PORTAGE PRAIRIE, IND.

Mrs. Nettie Arney and daughter.
Miss Blanche Of South Bend, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rough
over Sunday.
John Walker and family visited
relatives at Warsaw, Ind. over Sun
day.
Several from this place were enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Reum, near Niles, on Sunday.
Ed Rhoades and family of Kalama-
zoo. spent the week end with rela-
tives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Rough spent
several days last week near Bristol,
Ind.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith. from near Osce-
ola. died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Clark on Monday
evening. She was taken to her home
Wednesday where the funeral services
were held.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
WILL INSTALL NEW FRONTS
improvements ON Washington Av.
Will Cost $4,000.

The construction of three new
fronts at 122-24-26 w. Washington
av. were started by the II. c.. Christ
man Co, contractors. Wednesday
morning. The three fronts Will be of
cream colored terra Gotta and when
completed they will be called the Ash
land block. All three buildings are
owned by ]. NJ. Studebaker. Mr..
Christman stated that the cost of the
work was being kept secret, but it
was understood that the aggregate cost
of the three buildings would exceed
$1,000
The Elmer DOddridge barber shop
is also being fitted up, and according
to Mr.. Doddridge. when completed
will be one of the most handsome and
eXpensively finished shops i'm the state.
1t was said that the new fixtures
would cost approximately $4,000.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
MOORE'S SUCCESSOR
TO BE NAMED SOON
Mayor Keller Says New City Engineer
Has Not Been Decided
on Yet.

City Engineer William S. Moore, will
be made within the next few days, ac-
cOrding to a statement made by Mayor
Keller Wednesday night. The new
engineer has not yet been defnately
decided upon. said Mayor Keller, but
the final decision will be made in the
near future.
Mr.. Moore, who has accepted a
position of city engineer at Grand
Rapids, Mich, will leave the city
within the next few days, as he re-
sumes his duties there on May 10.
Assistant City Engineer Fred j. An
derson, who served as city electrician
under the Fogerty administration and
as assistant city engineer under the
GOetZ and Keller administration, is
Cne of the men who is talked of as the
possible successor to Mr.. Moore.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
PLYMOUTH, IND.

Miss Flora Joden OF Mfninsburg.
Pa, is visiting Mrs. John Thompson
OF northwest OF the CITY.
Clark Thompson. Mrs. Otto King
eFman and Mrs. Charles Thompson at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Jonathan
Black of Rochester on Sunday.
Mrs. Gail Parks rs on the way home
from Salt Lake. Utah she viii re-
main here and keep house for her
father. a. North, in the old home on
S. Miner ST.
John Morelock of west Of the city
has been quite sick for several days.
Howard Wilson. who was called
home last week hy the death OF her
sister. returned Monday 20 New York
city.
Mrs. Priscilla Thompson was 81
years Of age Tuesday. She lives with
her daughter, Mrs j. n. Wilson
Miss Goldie McCreary has gone to
DelphOs O.. 10 spend several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. oscar Rimmer.
over 400 tickets were sold for the
democratic banquet which was held at
the armory hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Cora Jcffries returned home to
Argos Monday after a weeks stay
with her sister. Mrs. Phebus.
Charles +. Romig 43 years old. died
from stroke of paralysis at his home
in Green township Saturday night at
L O'Clock Surviving are his WIFE
mother and one sister. He was q trus-
tee of Green township four years. A
large number from this city will at
tend the funeral.
Mrs Celista Buck. formerly Mrs.
Walter Wait. died Saturday at Lafay-
ette The body arrived here Monday
over the l.. r. * w railroad at 4:17
- m. The funeral was held at the
II T..
ST.. Tuesday at ? y. m. Rev. Logan
officiating. Burial in oak Hill ceme-
tery.
Airs. Frank Lertig spent Tuesday
with her sister i'm Argos
Rev T.. O. Faraley Of Hammond
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. J. f. Appleman went TO MeXi-
co. Ind. Tuesday morning where she
VIII visit with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Paul r. Jones and
son of Campbellsyille. Ky. arrived in
the city Tuesday morning. They ex-
pcct 90 make Plymouth their home.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Bonnell have
returned from a two months stay in
California.
The baccalaureate sermon OF the
West township commencement will be
giv>n at the Dunkard church May at
1880 by kev. J. r. Appleman.
Isaac a. Parker with his wife and
chtld have moved from Chicago to
our city. lie viii live with his moth
er, Mrs. Henry Parker
Rev. Switzer of the NJ. r. church is
in attendance upon the district minis
terial meeting at Argos.
Mrs. Joseph Bennett left Tuesday
for Rochester To attend the funeral of
Emma Ault.
r. g. O'Blenis is sick at his home
on ~ Walnut ST
Francis NJ. Barlow died at his home
in Argos Monday. after an illness of
more than a year He leaves a wife.
five sons and one daughter The fu-
neral will be held Wednesday at ,
O'Clock at the home Burial I'm Maple
Grove cemetery.
Miss Lettie Helms. who has been
very ill., is a little better
The son of Floyd Stllson Of near
Harris station is quite M.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
COALBUsH, IND.

Mr. and Mrs A. GCdshall and
daughter, Mabel visited MIR. and
Mrs John Johnson OF Mishawaka
Sunday
few from here attended the sun
day school rally held at thee First
Evangelical church of Mishawaka
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs James BOner and
daughter, Minnie of AIishawaka. Mir
and Mrs. Frank Boner and daughter.
Dorothy. of Elm Grove. and James
Philips. were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Fulmer.
Mrs. irwin Weis and children spent
sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Renuer of Elm Grove.
Miss Syhil Fuller is spending a few
DAYS at Alishawaka.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06

son were business visitors in South
Bend Monday.
Mrs. George Kephart has been III
with the grip for the past two weeks
Mrs. Hattie Stahl is "A visitor AT TIE
home OF her son, Kenneth Stahl, in
St Joseph.
Mrs. +. G. Spaulding and Mrs. An
na Beckwith were South Bend visit
Ors Tuesday
Miss George Harper Of Galien was
weekend visitor at the home OF her
mother, Mrs ]. T. Harper.
The Epworth league will meet in
the social rooms OF the church Fri
day evening for the annual election OF
officers.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
FLUCKEYTOWN, IND.

Earl Sherman was in the city on
business on Monday.
Willard Frick and Warren Fluckey
are the new men on the steam roller
on the Michigan road.
George Award and Dell Bunch are
on a horse trading trip.
Mushroom hunters are busy now
with not much success.
George Morrow, the veteran sheep
shearer, is once more on the road
clipping the crop of wool for the far
merS.
Fruit trees are bending with their
load of bloom.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06
SUES TO COLLECT RENT

Action was brought in the superior
court Wednesday afternoon by Mary
y. Ungrey, widow of John Kelly, and
others. against Daniel Ungrey to re-
cover $24O alleged to be due as rent
on a 40-acre farm in Madison town
ship
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-06

The Mississippi, at the point where
1T flows out of Lake Itaska, is 10 feet
wide and 1 S inches deep
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-30

Calicoes
To every customer
attending this BIG
BANKRUPT SALE
and buying SIS worth
or more, will be given
10 yds Calico forOEo
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-07-01
.ptt&1rr at Nnrgf
9iitriftsmb6ernes Torbanblin9er.
9iitrift go. 1 / Sbief &iper
syalls % go. 5 | Milmamfee.

Sbief @iper Sails, W}inn., oen
26oe sunni. 0iitrift SO. 1 @pnner
al 9eorge, hegpnote tgaar lit Mars'
mpoe fer. Wfpoet blep aabnet at
9tltriftsprpIioent sSuliuS g. 8al&'
u1ann fra Carlton, Nfinn. Gette er
bet ferite &arsmpbe, iioen 2ogerne
I Miuneiota blep giort til ct Diitritt
for Jig ielp. Gremmp6t bar 68 Ge'
Iegater. Mf @nbe6smenoene bar
Bicepreiioent Micbael @olo, ct.
HauL Eilli6sman6 Ole Ebeooorle1t,
Gergus Sails, og @egent 81. S.
.@toep, Mtnneapolis, fraperen6e. ST.
ftriftslogen blep paa @norre 2oges
wegne bu6t belfommen al 8ernbarb
&nuoion, sSeltfomtteens -Sormano,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-07-01

Sornabpen I Mlberta. @rasip Gate,
9lta., 286e Sunt. Mtn6it tire Ser.
ioner er bboe og tire alporltg iaare6e
og @ien6on1sffobe for $4,000 anret.
tet af ben &orna6o, Der git oper
8pen og Diitriftet ser. 6 Gre6og off,
ten. Deoe er Garmeren Olaf Dillon,
mrs. Olion o9 ben6es Datter Glo.
renee, 10 Mar gammel. Deres &ns
bleb rebet af Murene og fnuft, % tire
at6re 8ern of Gamtlien ct baar6t
fpeitet I &oipital, me6ens tre> ser
lite fuu6e fomme biem fra Sfolen,
un6ilap. Mn6re 8pgninger bleb og-
ioa e6elagt eller mere eller ntr6re
ffa6et og 8arer 8uttferne fa6et af
&egn. Sire SSernbanebogne bl9ite
af @finnerne 90 blofere6e 2tnten.
aaptein Dillon Tom Jig fra 1tnber.
ban6sbaaben. Montreal ben 246e
Stunt. &aptetn 0lfon paa ben britt
tie Dan1per rEeeipool", Der t6ag an.
tom fra 8arrD, @ng., berette6e ON,
bporIeoes ban be6 goo Sbnanoifab
tom fig fra en- tpff ltnoerbanbsb bsbaab,
Ser itanieoe bans Sftb % begpn6te
at Fpoe paa BET meb fine @anoncr.
Da @ranaterne begpn6te at faloc
rltr1bt @f1ben, iag6e 0lfon, benbtc
ban gfibet n1e6 @f6en til 8sIgerne
% beorore6e faa fll6 Gart fremoper.
l11tberbart6sb 6sbaaben fulgte, men bo
ben ruIlebe faa bolofont I 8blgeba.
lene, fun6e ifte 9piferne itgte 11eo
fine 4ano1ter.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-07-01

flere 9lar praftiferet iom Sagferer t
Minneapolts. Gin l166annelie er.
bol6t ban be6 @raamans Mca6emp,
Minneapolts Mcaoemp % Minne'
iota l1niperiitet. SsSn6en g3i6oros
2oge bar ban beret en al Be bpp.
pi9it benptte6e Meno til Eilliosbncr-
bene.
Milmaufee> @is., ben 26oe Stunt.
Spnner of Norges Dtitrtft Mo. 5
bar tgaor og t6ag bol6t Marsmeoe
fer meo Me6lemmerne of Sosiegrt-
men 2oge $40. 50 iom @erter.
SSgaar Gormio6ag bleb Delegaterne
bu6t pelfommen af Gosiegrimens
Breiibent, &aralo Pe6erien> og paa
benne Sale ipare6e Dtitriftspreiioel1t
Ginn @obn af Sonas Sic 2oge t
Chicago. Greoa9snb6et bengit meo
l16nebnelien af @omtteer, OpleSning
of @nnbe6sme,16enes @apporter famt
8eban6ltng af Romiterapporter. Sc
8ilobe, iom bIep beotaget beo st.
itriftets fonftitueren6e Me6e Maot'
inn I @eptember ft6ftle6en> blep
or Sociot. @laner for Diltrittets
fre11,1...a girfiombe6 til Gremme af
Oroeners Mrbei6e bleb 6rpftet I i'm
Mlninoeltgbe6.
Gn baffer @eremont fan6t Steo,
i6et Carl 94noerion fra SCUM 2oge
i Ma6iion oberrafte 9iltriftet en-
Gormanosflubbe forarbet6et af &re
toget fra Ole Bulls garnle $iem t
Mooii Jon. Diitriftet bar falot Jig
.Ole 8ull Diitrift $50. 5 Senner af
Norge", til @tn6e ONT, at bets Sir
fefelt onfatter Be Streg af @merifa,
bpor ben norlfe @tolinfonge t mango
Mor fer6e6es % bab6e tit &ien.
sS6ag fortlattes Disfusiionen att
gaaenoe Diitrittets slrbetoe. @ant'
lige @n1be6suen6 gienpalgteS me6
l1notogelie af Gilliosmano .. e..
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@ienpalg. Stpret beitaar It'll al:
Breii6ent> Ginn Mobn> SSonas Ste
2oge, Chicago; @icepreiioent> @eter
@famier, 9eorrgna, Superior; Don'
mer, 9l6olf 2ofte, 26pen, @au Claire;
Sefreter> 8. s. l1lsbif> Soun, Ma'
oiion; &osierer, 2outs S. @eitneis.
iSosiegriu1e,1, OAltpultfee; &egent, s..
q. Matbieien, @oal6 Nn1anbien, @bi-
cago; Tilli6sm9116, Sobn 81. @olo,
8i6rn1tierne 8iernion Chicago,
@6p. 2eineis> Ean1barffielper, &bine'
lan6er, og Mnoerion, Seter 2oge>
Mbla1l6.
Diitriftslogens @ube6sme116 blep
inltolleret af &opeo6ommeren> @ice'
fonIul Olaf $. &ope af Milmal1fee.
s @ftermi66ag baboe 9iitriftslo'
gems Me6letnmer en lang Iutomo-
biltur, bbornn6er 6e fit beun6re Mil.
tpanfees mango @eper6igbeoer. &l.
6 ioften bor Der @onfet> bpor abifil'
Iige bofre Taler blep bol6t. &l. 8
begpn6te en ielifabelig @onmen'
fomit og Dams.
Mpoet bar omtrent bele Eioen be-
ret begunltiget af bet pregtigite Beir,
og oen be6ite @tentntng bar berifet.
Diltrittet on1fatter alle @pnner al
@orge 2oger i @isconiin og SILT
nois.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-07-01

og paa @pe11s @egne af Mapor 2ars
8affe. Yaa oisie biertelige @iliener
ipareoe 0iitriftspreiioent 8aumarn.
Gen fprite Seslion me6gif til Ne6.
iattelien og Organiiation al 4omi-
teer % 0plesntng af @nbe6smen'
benes @apporter. Diitriftspr9iioen-
ten anbefaIeoe> at Diltrihslogen fort
ipdtter 1neo at opffi1le Brisbel611ni1t-
ger for norife Mfbanoltnger og 11orlf
Deltalenbe6, opnuntre6e til Saga-
ffripning og @fripning al 2ogebiito-
rier og benltille6e til 2ogerne at an'
gSsi1 s9Isi fig norife 8ogiamlinger, op'
SYegne 2ogebiem og foretage for-
fjelligt an6et, Ser fl1n6e bibfere Or
benens GripieI og georifbe6ens Srem=
me. 9lf Oiitrifts iefreterens Mapport
fremgit, at oct Iamle6e Me6lensans
tai / Dtitriftet bar 1901 moo 1852
for ct 9lar ii6eno, og at to npe 2oger
bar itiftet Marets 2eb, @ilert @un6t
Il 2nper1e og @freia ct. Saul.
Diitriftsfasiereren rapportere6e cit
Rosiebeboloning paa $1,03990.
Diltriftslogen Be- ilutte6e at be1t-
itille til neite @obeologemgoe at
aabne M6gang for &binoer til at
bltpe Meblen1mer neo iamme &ettiJ-
beoer iom Menb. @n faa6an Sr6-
ming menes ferlig at bere beloig /
1nit16re 8Der.
SSgoar gftern1i66ag fit Diitriftslo-
Aaens We6lemmer en- pr9gttg Muto'
nt6btltur. Sgaar Mftes bar Der cit
8anfet i SDno6eftrfens 8a1ement.
&obe6interesien be6 Nfg6et ioag
fanle6e Jig om 8alget. Til Diitrifts-
preitbent balgtes 2ars 3. @aug al
Ntbaros 2oge, SEQ. /, Minneapolis.
sSuIius g. 8aumann bliper MI 81
ftriftets Domrner. Eil 8tcepreit6ent
palgtes Mons &ouge, 8igrgbin 2oge,
8enion; @efreter, 81. 81. @aSnutb,
Oslo, Minneopolis; &asierer, Sultus
@boll, Dopre, Minneapolis; &ege11t,
SO. Dran16abl, Mor6fap, ct. @aul; F;
Sillibsman6 paa 3 Mar, 2etpis Gar
ion, @iea, @iour Sails; Eilltosman6
poo Mar, &. 6. Melion, 9slo,
MinneapoIis.
Ggrite Hrpmie for Mfban6linger
ON norIfe @mner, frepet al Stu6cn.
ter beo amerifanife og norif-ameri.
fanlfe @foIer, bIeb tiIfie1l6t Eonp
l1Ilereng, ct Olaf College; 2. Brg-
nlie, Magnpal6 0eolpir, ct. Olaf
college; 8. Nrnn1ie, 81. q. Carlton,
EAugsburg 5eminar.
De nDe Gmbe6sm9116 bleb initial.
Ieret al &opeopr9fi6ent MtebaeI
gfosnels af st. 8a1l.
Den nbe Diitriftspreiioent bar
en- Marraffe taget en- lebenbe Sci
glrbeioet in6en Ssnner af Norge
ion,t inben Detre af Morge, bDts
4oDebf bfefretpr ban bar I flere Ger
1ntner &ougser fGbt ! 0rfeoaIen %
ip1u til Mmerifa 1886. &an bar |
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
MANY PLEAD FOR
LEN|ENCY TOWARD
GUN-TOTER
Friends of M. Harris, Includ-
ing Councilman, Don't
Want Him Punished; Viii.
kerson to Recommend
C~lemenoy.

NJ Harris, who was arrested sunday
when Policeman Luian e.. crhcard him
using alleged violent language toward
anothor' man und turned M to be the
toter of a as Colt gun loaded to the
limit. was not arraigncd in the city
court this morning Another post-
ponemcnt 90 . O'Clock this afternoon
Was granted Al that time Il r. cN-
pcctcd that city Attorney Thomas
Wilkcrson Will enter a recommends
tion. for clemcncy In the vase.
Harris told the police aItcr his ar
rest hat ne borrow ed the sun Of a
friend to XIII a dog. Many friends.
including a member OF the council,
have intcrccdcd for him Judge
CrHig's usual course with %kun-totcr-
IL to send them Ca iail for Sixty days.
ana his stand against carrying OF
deadly weapons hns been approved
throughout the city.
Complaint was sworn out today
against Porfiiio Luccro. who b
charged with having taken Joss 80
barcla's ear fT "a Joy ride. The al'
legged offensc Be- said a. hl," aCcr
committed september s lie viii b,
heard tomorrow morning at o oclo.b
in police court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

uch' Itch Ucb'-Scratchl scratch'
e.rsiab' Thu moro YOU scratch. the
vo,.o the ion. Try Doan's ointment.
For eczema. any skin itching QUO ."
box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

Dr prevlncs. eye. esI, nose ana
throat. \. T. Armiio Bids Phone
727.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

almost a week remains for further
registration.
The board reduced the tuition for
grade pupils from "a to s2.s5 a
month. The Hahn Coal company was
given ehc contract for coal at $3.50
"a ton for Ccrriiios 81 n $3.50 =
ton for anthracite lump, to be, dcliv-
cred upon request OF the board. q.
}. Buford was given the contract FOR
split cedar food at s5.l5 a cord
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
MORE TEACHERS
r NEEDED FOR
THE CITY SCHOOLS

Two more teachers are 10 be en-
ployed In the city schools. The In
crcase IN tho force was authorized by
the board Of education last night. Il
10 necessary 10 meet the conditions
created BY the growing attendance.
The total enrolment Of pupils at the
beginning 81 this week was 2.p5i. and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14
ABOUT PEOPLE you
- KNOW

Henry hauls baggage. Phone 939.
Good year ana Pennsylvania tires
korber's garage.
Triple Link Rehckah Lodge 40. 10
will meet tonight at the 1. ~ o. a.
nail. Candidates viii bC initiated.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Harrington have
returned from q visit ol two months
In New York.
Attorney j. a. Miller has gone 10
Colorado on "a vacation trip. lie will
join his wife there.
". II. Weukc Of Cedar Rapids. Ia.
Is here on a yisit 10 his mother. lie
Will renal until Friday.
Iva Grunsicld n family are ex-
pectcd back this evening from a stay
ON the coast.
otto Berger left last night for
Clovis where he has accepted "a y ISL
tion with "a Clovis retail business
house.
The sale Of property for delinquent
taxes win begin September 10Th and
continue until October 18th. from tO
to Z O'Clock.
4 serious epidemic 90 diphthcrin D. !
reported from the mountain section
near chilli. Two dcaths occurred
saturday and ono yesterday, 10 be- suli
There will be a regular meeting 81
the Loyal order of Moose tonight at
) o'clock. Rrcfreshmcnts Mil >bo
served.
Frank p Jones Tho well known
silver City wholesale merchant and
banker. is a visitor la Albuquerque
today
William u. Gray of Pittsburgh lr-
rived in town toda. boz the c1Hr.e o..
O. 1f-weeks' tour 90. the northwest ASA
southwest Ho was introdu. cd zoo the
Commercial club bl a. - Dot.
Mayor Boatrisht who returned
home from 81 Joseph hospital sc,
erul days ago continues o., ro,oy,
from his attack of ap|pendt.if.- Ho
expects 60 hc at his desk ,0 Che cits
= hall before the Pad OF the w,gb
Lieut.. Ray seua uud scrl,tut Ice
riyas viii rcpreseu; Company j. 30
the state shoot ut the national eJard
"a at Las Vesas. They will ht,r DO
nance 10 win a place on ihc N.u
e McXico tcam boz the national shoot
The gvrnislmcni against Tony
e Morcll's wages. sued out hy Gross
G Kelly * Company, was uulsuoI 100
tho district court Wcducsll.. Uo
needs his wages for his family sup-
port. He works tor the Santa PEE.
: TIE Superior Lumber eumplu. WIS
awarded the contract tor building u
II Jail fence los the county commission
crs Monday afternoon. Another bud.
der. who was given the contract OF
the last mccting of the board Jailed
10 qualify.
81 Dr. and Mrs 4. j. Nlgcr and chill.
% drcn returned last night from 20 Nara.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-14

THE WEATHER.

FORECAST Tonight and
Wednesday fair. Cooler In south
east portion tonight Frost IN
north portion tonight.
} ALBUQUERQUE weather for
} a hours ended at = o'clock this
} morning:
Maximum-AG.
Minimum-3A.
Rangc-47.
~ y o'Ciock-G3
Southwest winds.
Parity cloudy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-17
LOCKOUT AFFECTS
$4,000 men
sixteen Thousand Carpenters On
Strike Ties Up Building op-
erations in Cook County.

Chicago, April 16.-Governor Dunno
ordered members of the state board
Of arbitration to offer services to the
Chicago building trades workmen and
their employers in the interest OF in
dustrial peace. The call was issued
Immediately for the meeting of the
board to be held Monday. The strike
order issued by the carpenters dis.
trict council, becoming effective at
the close of work yesterday, was fol-
lowed today by retaliative measure
in the form of lockout directed at
10000 carpenters engaged in construc-
tion work throughout Cook county.
The lockout debarred union carpen-
ters from work on four thousand
buildings which are being erected by
twelve hundred contractors who are
pledged and bonded to maintain their
stand until every union in structural
trades, come to terms.
The terms include an anti-strike
agreement covering period of three
years. It is estimated '25,000 wage
earners in Chicago are made jobless
for the lockout strike tied up opera
tions on thirty, million dollars worth
of work. Employing interests predict
ed that the list of idle will grow un.
less the agreement to arbitrate is
reached.