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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
AGED CHINAMEN
ARE DEPORTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Two
Cinnamon of advanced age, one of
them being over 20 years old, have
been ordered by Chief Justice Gov
ington late yesterday afternoon to
leave America within reasonable
time. Moy You and Moy Sing, under
which names tho two pleaded guilty
to two indictments charging them
with handling opium and with vio-
lating the Harrison anti-narcotic act,
in Criminal Division 1. were SEN
fenced to pay fines Of $500 each and
TO serve terms OF two years each
In the penitentiary. Tho chief jus
tive SUSPENDED both the fine and i'm
prisonment on condition that the
Cinnamon as soon as possible would
cross the country to San Fraicisco
and thence embark for China.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
ASKS DAMAGES
FOR DEATH OF
DETROIT MAN

PORT HURON, Mich. Dec. TO-
An automobile accident which re-
suited In the death OF David Hunt.
Jr, OF Detroit, Nov. 26. 1910. Is re-
called In the suit now being tried
In the circuit court by the widow.
In which the township of Brockway
Is made defendant. The machine
In which Hunt was riding went into
culvert and turned turtle. pinning
him under the auto and breaking his
neck.
Damages are asked because OF the
claim that the highway was In bad
shape.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

WITH HORSE
Advent of Motor Car
Grieves Veteran
HOstler

TOLEDO, Dec. 10.-"fve been
around horses for years. They're
like children to me. 10 see them
going and those machines coming, Is
more than | can stand. When the
horses 60, | go too"
With tears streaming George Fels.
veteran hostler at police hcadquar-
tiers, stood with his arms Oh the neck
Of the only remaining police horse
and explained why he asked the po-
lice pension trustees to relieve him.
Il went on the force as a hostler
in February, 1856" said Fels. "ln
November, 1887, became a patrol
man. was on patrol duty for two
years and then | was detailed to the
barn. I've been here ever since.
I'm the second oldest man in the
department in point of service.
IL always loved horses and | was
never much happier than with those
we had here. never had the slight
est trouble with them.
mo mother ever paid more atten.
ton to baby than I did to the
horses when they came back after
long, fast run. And they appreciat-
ed II. That's why il hart me when
those machines began to come in"
"Still. the machines are faster and
stand more hard knocks" it was sug-
gested.
Yes, but they have no brains" re-
piled the hostler. what thanks does
a man get from tinkering with 'em?
I've seen many horses here that
knew more than many a man that's
been dragged In.
1--WE seen EN- go, God knows
where. They've all gone but this
one" and Fels strokcd affectionately
the fine looking animal. This is
Senator He came to US as solt
OF years. He's s now. The chief
used tn ride him and an inspector
drives him now He's a fine saddler
and driver"
Fels was silent moment, and the
tears started again. 81 suppose
they'll soon get another machine to
take this boys place. but J won't be
here when he goes. simply couldn't
stand It."
The pension trustees will consider
Fels' application.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
PASTOR BAKES
GOOD (?) CAKE

BELLEFONTAINE, O., Dec. TO-
In response to Il request from young
women Of his congregation, Rev. F.
F. Fenner, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church, baked cake for the
market the young women held last
Saturday.
The FIRST two attempts were dis
couraging. but on the third trial he
produced what he called cake. It
attracted much attention at the mar
ket. The baker said II cost him
S?.35. In order that II might not net
a loss II was sold at auction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
HELLO men
IN KANSAS?
Phone Companies May
Discharge Girls I'm
der New Law

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 10.-Trainins
schools for men ribbon clerks. Plain
and fancy sewing by male dressmak-
ers. Men managers In tho laundries.
Opportunities for ambitious young
men and boys In overall factories.
Hello boys in the telephone Offices.
Sounds strange. doesn't It? Yet
that Is the situation that may face
Kansas II the shop and factory
heads make good their threat to dis
charge female help when the State
Welfare commission makes q nine
hour.a-day ruling for female help.
Just to make the situation a little
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
BOY PAYS FOR
STOLEN COAL


CHICAGO. Dec. disappointment
ent of Schools Ella Flagg Young re-
ceived 81 within a letter written in
a cramped schoo!boy hand. 1t read:
Dear Sir: About six years ago |
stole about two busheI baskets of
coal from the school at Warren-ave.
and Wood-st., and you will find in
closed In letter 81. which Is more
than the value Of what took, and
the priest tells US In confession that
God won't forgive us II we don't re-
turn stolen goods or the value of
them. Yours,
THE PENITENT."
The dollar will be put In the coal
fund for the school at Warren-ave.
and Wood.st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

more real and certain. Mise
a. secretary Of the new crur
has "csIled the blur Of 49,
ployers.
What kind Of pretty. ~
heeled. powdered Kansas Qau
purr Number. please when
take down the telephone reco1v
Miss Bresette desires 10 IT,
Then the young Kansas wopAAas !,
is both factory inspector end -
tary to the new commission. -
her foot and asks morv Queo<1o
II have tried 10 imagine joG1
condition that viii exist VII
women 20 to the department c)
and hnd men selling ribbons o11(
the nussy. fluffy stun that ~
buy. Maybe Kansas wouldnst q
duce q new species Of MAJ
when we had male clerks NJ
10-inch stores and at the notiolS q
tiers, or taking the places o.
mangle girls In the laundriear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
BRITAIN SOON
TO DECIDE ON
CONSCRIPTION
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON, Dec. 10.--The govern
ment will learn safTy next week
whether the voluntary system of
bringing the BrftisA irrhies UP to
the numbers REQUIRED has proven a
success. ~ t-e
It was oficiafiy stated today that
no extension Of the time limit OF
Lord Derby's recruiting campaign.
which expires Saturday night. will
be granted. Lord Derby will report
the first OF next week the results
of his systematic house to house
canvass in an effort to obtain the
necessary enlistments.
II the recruiting campaign proved
a failure the government IL expected
to give serious attention at once to
the demand for CONSUMPTION.
Seven thousand women practice
medicine In the United States.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10
BIG FREIGHTERS
CHANGE HANDS
BY UNITED PRESS.

NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y.
Dec. DISQUALIFICATION OF the sale by
stockholders OF the companies Is
all that remains TO close deal
whereby the four big steel freight
crs. Charles Weston. James CORR.
gan, Josiah G.. Munroe and Daniel
u. Meacham. OF the Frontier steam
ship Co, OF North Tonawanda. and
Che steamer William A. Rogers. Of
ne Niagara Transit Co, will be
turned over TO the N. A. Hanna
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

company. OF Cleveland. O.. a sub
sidiary OF the United States Steel
Co.
The vessels are all l.000-ton boats
and were sold for $3.50. 900 each.
Lack of sufficient ore and furnace
connections to insure the employ
ment OF the vessels Is given as the
principal reason for dispoeing OF
the boats. FfI g'ls5t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

The prizes offered by the Macau-
ley Book store for competition by
The Times school editors, we're won
this week by Dorrice Richards OF
the Eastern evening high school,
and Charles Cullen Of Eastern high.
Text weeks winners will be select.
ed from grammar school editors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

Major Georse d. Evans. who
been disbursing ofncer Of the
partment OF the interior at Wasnl
ton for more than 80 years. has y
out for Uncle Sam approxi1nnl
s400. 900. 900 without error or loo6
the United States or to himsa1&
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

A Californian Is the owner OF what
II said TO be the only watch Of the
kind In the world which lever ocil-
ates and winds the spring with every
step that he takes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-10

Balloons possess remarkable In
stjnct for nnding water and are used
for that purpose IN South Africa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03
Te,aertperf ant ,,Niertem",

@m Montag abetto, oem s. ssuli,
miro es our Seier oeS .8ierter"
bod bereeben. gs giebt Mulif,
Seuertperf uno allerlei 8eremiigen
i'm 2eaeue 8alebaa Bart nnter ben
@uipi5ien oes 4utomobils Clubs.
gs itebt gu ertparten, oaB Die gro
be Sribune at oielem @beno oiht
gefiiat iein miro, 6enn oas fir oers
abero aufgeiteate Brosramm lit icbr
reibbaltig. Sntereiiant miro Sus
Eabtlide 8aie6auipiel lein, oanl
iperoen Neiterfunititiide porgefiibrt,
moran iidl ai.dy Dos Militdr betei-
ligt. llnanterbroden tperoen potrto-
tiide 8eiien eeipieIt. Sen GdtuB
biloet Die Battle &opal". Die 90.
gen tueroen Idneu perfauit. unter
GenetL Die bereits ibre n8artien"
cngemeloet baben befinoen iid
aleranoer Sosfe, Sreo Solution, 9.
6. @arris, Sobn Roberts. 8r. @.
9. McGartp, Or. @. 2orgen. Sas.
8app, SEEMING 8rttbn
Die Traction Company maht be.
tonnt, oab iie fir Den abeno cire
aroBe &nSabl bon Cars in oen 9ierli
Itelleu miro, i'm Sen ~permebrten Ser
tebr prompt uto lifer beip0lti9en 81
fonltett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03

S. g. Morgan, Chef Der 9anf,
firnta S. q. Morgan & so. in Rep
gorf, puroe beute morgen geeen 9
ubr in ieinem Saule ou @lencoue,
\. s., bon einem Monne, Der tros
beg 8ioeritmoes Der Dienerif)afs.
BORT eingeorungen mar, geidollen
rno pertuunoet. Cine &ugel orana
ibm in Die 8rulf, Die anoere in ole
Siifte. Ger @ttentater puroe per-
baftet. Or ideint seiitig geitort 81
iein. CT fagte, er lei oeitiGerabfunTt
uno er babe Morgan eriboilen. unl
Den &rieg ST beenoen, benin Morgan
iei fir Die 8affenIieferumsen on Sic
aaiierten beraitportli9. - Grit IN
ben beiitigen Morgenseitut1gen mar
befannt gernadt, oaB es Sen Dior.
snn's selungeft iei, 100 MfiQienen
Dollars bon Der neuer britiiheu
&riegsnnleibe bier unteraubringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03
Gruirbt 233 8anplGte, senannt
nGrolptt 6iI".

9arrp q. 9ormm fat bon Scr
9igblano Improvement Company
233 Cots gefauft. 9ns gieenium
iiegt neben Der Sigblano Yarf gbs
oition uno fiibrt jest Den Namen
Groom 6ia".
8r. Gorman miro 40 Meilen Sci
4enipege uno macaoamiiierte Strn-
BEN atllegeft. Gr gIaubt nm Die gu
funft Der Gan 4ntonio-@ egeno, oo6
Ole fIaue 3eit bier borbei lit uno an
geiegtes 9apital iid gut be8obIen
miro. gr lit nit oieier lleber5eu-
guilg bon San 5rancisco bier1er
IDieoer auriidgefebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03

t. ibm unertrdglide Shmeraen. Iu-
Beroem arrangierte man gelfidt ei=
tige unruben in Der Sauptitaot. Gin
~bellenoer Mob umeab Den 9ationol-
palalt nno tobte ourb oie StraBeh.
Gas madte ben aIten 2oluen id)lieB-
lid miirbe. Sim 25. Mai lieB er lei
ne Mboanfuns in oer &ammer ber-
leien uab fuenige Gage ipGter. fubr
CT bon Sierra Gru5 nod europa.
Ser lhone Ylau muroe ousae-
fiibrt, ober er bate riht Die ee-
fuiinidten &eiultat.. 3tpar tuuros
Wiooero gefudblt, er eripies ii6 obcr
als nnfabig. ltno ebenio unfabia er.
mics lih 6as merifnniife Soft, tpirf-
lid fonititutionele 8erbdltniIIe All
periteben uno aufredt gu balten. 81.
ne nele Heoolution entitano, Maoero
fpliroe geitir3t uno ermoroet uro
balo eut1pideit fih Der arauenbafte
8irrtparr, Der belite nod anoauert
uno Der mol ieoen berniinftigen Men-
if)en NIT 8eoanern uno GebuIudt
al Die rubigen, sefeligten3 eiten ui,-
ter Der 9errifaft bes 9on Borfirio
auriifoenfen laBt.
Oia5 NOR ein boh6eoeutenoer
Wenih. cine geboreiie SerrIderna-
tnr, aber cine 9erridernotur, Die in
cas- en9e@efiiee fonititutioneaer Gin.
ridtungen niht bineinpaBte. 90
man nbers als er Brdiibent puroe,
IN 0ferico bielmebr einen CELTIC &c.
oeuteroen @utofrnten gebraudte, ais
eineit fonititutioneIen Graiioe1tten,
10 mar er eera6e Der redte Mant
am Blabe. OR bat elm CANA berrotte-
tee uno perfommenes Staatsneien
georonet, bat feline Ssnouitrie, Ieinel
Sauoel geboben nno bat es mie6et
III Mnieben I'M 4usIanoe gebraft
Man fam i'm am 8elten NIT einem
Der aIten 9riedifden 9prannen Der.
sleihen, geiitig bod besabten Men.
fden, Die ie6en @egner r~iidliftsIJs
uernihteten Die Dor nidts suriid.
id)reften, tpenn es gait, &llbe uni
Oronnng unter ibrer Serridaft oitf
redt gu boIten, Ole aber ibren Cen
bern III bobes 8liite oerbalfen. 0io1
alid ibnen ouf's Soar, MIR oel
&unitiinn, Der iene meiltens ous5eih
nete, feblte ibm. Seine SerrI6af
mar ebenfo penis cine a~ngenebnte
tuie Die iener, nber ebenio pie fie, tpo,
er Dem 2anoe notig, I'M es aus Der
3uitdno onord)tiher fultlrmiorigel
8erhdltniife in oas 8eid ser Sro
ritng uno @uttpidluns at fiibren
ltno SaB feline Belt nod nidt boriibe,
NOR. 6dB man in Werico nod inn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03
Ams lerifc.

unlere &egierung bat Den Wan-
oenfiibrer Magimo galtillo freigelai-
len. Der %ieiner5eit oas 6eier i'm gnms
bre Gunnel oeranIaBte, BEL Dem eire
ananbl4 Entertainer ibren Goo fanoen.
CT Iihtete ipdter boz 8ina, ser ge-
orobt batte, i'm eridieben gu Iaifen,
hoo er i'm iebe, nod Den Ser. Stao-
TEN. tuiroe bier perbaftet nnb nod
ST. 8liB eebradt, fonnte aber mic
pro5efiiert meroen, % er fem Bee
bred)en" nidt bier, fonoern auf me.
1ifaniidem @ebiet begarsen batte.
Sebt bot man ibm freigelaiien.
Sn einem Smiie gu or 9aIo,
has anseblid STE uno 6ranf aIoe-
rette, Die nit Suertn uno SroSco 5il-
iammen Der 8erlebuttg lnferer Ne,,-
tralitdtsgeiese angeflast fino, be-
Dobnt baben folen, bot man neuit
Waifineneeidyiibe eefltnoen.
Mus @aIbington miro geuiel-
Set, nniere &eeierung Tel felt ent-
ihloiien, Suerta unter feinen INT
itdnoen in Merico bin~ein5ulaiien. gs
beibt, ouB man fogar Die Maaf he
MISUNDERSTANDING beriiten
pone. INN Suerta in @epabriam 81
balten.
- gs miro iett pieoer bebaitltet,
Die Gage in Der merifanii6en &aiipt-
itoot fei gar nidt 10 idliinm, tpie ait-
fangs beridtet tpatrbe.
Die Gote &reu8 : expedition
befinoet fid auf Dem 8eee nod oef
merifaniiden Soaptlta6t.
= Ams Qareoo miro ~eenreloet, Der
8ei5enItano I'M Stoote goabuila lei
better als lie 5ubor. aber Der reide
@rtrog Tonne nidt eingebeimIt tper-
oen, % es on Irbeitern feble. 8iel-
leibt bernBe man oie @ei5enfelbcr
ihon sur @eiSe fiir 9fer6e unb
Bieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03
zeras.

@egen Ser Syrage Der Nationa.
litdt lit MIfreo &olt als Igent oes
NorooeutIden 2loDo in @aIpeItol,
iDelfe Stele er elf Sabre lang inle
batte, 5uriifsetreten uno @uooIf
3artmann lit bon Oelrids & 60. in
Stem gorf NIT Der 5iibruns Der Sc
fddfte beauftragt. Serr s@ortmams
i'll felt langen Sabren Der erlte 0ud-
batter uno Tniiage : Mgent i'm Bit
70 oes Hor6o. 2loDo in @oIpelton.
slIfreo Soft lit gngl1noer.
Hidter 4ibe bonn Often 9i-
1triffgeridt in Souiton bdt oen Sell
oes oSeras Subenile Court Gam"
unfonltitittionel erflart, Der ben
Gountpgeridten Surisoiftion iiber
obbdngige ainoer Climber, Die or.
tern baben) 8ugeltebt. Ger aonfti-
hutton 5ufolge lift oieie gutoritat MIR
Den 0iitriftgeridten ii%bertrogen.
Carl Often ullo 8. Stouten-
Berger in @eepiae moIlen cine 8of.
ridtung e%rfunoen BADEN, Inn goli.
peepil einsufangen.
Su @5nrton lit an Dem @eger
SorneIius Saflon Die 2ooesftroit
uol3ogen poroen. or mar oerGotinq
pom Mia Ron, zines rs Sabre otter
Weiben, Ser flint Meilen ouberbag
Der Staot ein fleines @eid6it be.
trieb, iiberfiibrt. 8is gum letter
sfneenblid bebauptete er ieood, Dol
or unidniloig fei.
Sn Der ltmIgegerlo BON NeL
8rounfels madt man Saga ouf ei
men merifmiihen 2open, Der lid
bort bat bliden Iafieu nno Der aud
fhon elm aoIb berfdluneen fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03
L.okaIes.
NILtrItf.
3nr syeier bes gaaes pirS 81

NlteTltt.
CUR Seier bes sages uir6 Sie
GfRcr Der Sreie 8re1e fir Seras
zin Mpntag, ben 5. S1ili, Madmittas
! 11br seidJioTen.
Wtttmo6 abet1o, Inn s 11hr,
fon In Der Sermannsiobne : 9ane
Die re%aeImaBige 9elegateniisitng be3
2ofndnerbanoes oes 9eutldamerifa-
.uiiden &atiottalbltnoes Itottfinoetr.
Bern ole Ole altett 8eat1ten
IN ibren Steaungen berbletben, pie
es ben Mnidein bat, 10 itebt cine gen-
oerlttlg III Der itaotii6en @erpoltnng
faitiu gu eriuorten, 90 ia oltd ser
Mabor uno ste @ommiIiGre, nit
@ns1nbnie bon &earnep, DEM alteti
Nea1r1e ~ongeboren. 9ie 5tootper=
aualfnag bat ben Namen gefpehielt,
bag SpItem lit eednoert, oie Sc.
7daffsfubrl1ng, Der 8etrieb, bleiEetl
D~ieIeiben.
Die @rbeiten CUR 8fGoIterung
oer Riper @per1te fino lebbaft I'M
Bongp- Sino aber 6ie Sobrtpege,
ole man at beioett Seiten Ser Stra-
Befhabngeleiie anlegt, 1idt 81,
sdmnl2 Die am groBten 8arf ser
ASfom gelegene StraBe ioG bod ellie
9rf 8onlebaro tperoen.
Cine fomiide 8erpehslung
bat serlfidJ ftatteefun6en. Mrs. 8.
8onoerboepen bemerfte 5ufania,
Dob man i'm 8egriff tpar, auf einem
abr ~geborenoen @rultoitiid Elm Saus
5u erridten, tuo5u tie Sen Muftraa
tidt gegeben bate. Mls iie oariiber
Nadfroee bieIt, ftelte ii6 berolis,
Dob Der grbauer oes SmaIes lid in
Der SeifIteGune beg @rltnoitiids Inn
atfpo 100 Yaros geirrt batte.
Die uSeras Bar MiIociation"
bat li6 pertagt nahoem Tie oie fol-
Benoen nelett 8eanlten ertpabIte:
Brafioent, Sobn 9per bon gl 8aio
yiee-Brafioent, 5ranf s. Sones bon
SouIfon, SefretGr, Sobn SO. Sin.
snio bon GoIas; Direftoren: 6. 8.
See bon Sort @ortb, Cecil Smifh
Don Sbermou, S. 8. @aItboa bon
Son 4ntonio, glnltoe Gouano psir
:&ingsbi1e uno @. 6. @orrofp bon
8insboro.
Sn ieiner 8obnlrng, 316 San
Eeoro Mpenlte, lit MicarOo Gomez
sHobio, @eneralnntpolt inter Suerto,
unf Die Mnflage Ser aonipiration
bon ben 8itnoesbeamten berboftef
ltno gegen $4,000 8iirgidaft freiae-
ipor0en.
SIN &auie ibrer 9odter, Srau
SSoa Men5, 90S Sones Mpenae, Itarb
i'm boben Sitter bon IS Sosabren Srou
Mnrgoretbe Mfermatm. Sic binie1-
aaBf 5ipei Sobne uno 5tpei Softer.
8ieIleidt bringt Ser 8ierte SUI
Il &egen ODER Der 5iinfte, anf mel
dem Gag Die Seier berIegt maroe.
Idnapf uno ihpiil lit es genltg, inn
Neae1t al erlpdrtett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weder i

Ger Boli5eileutndnt Weder in
Neip gorf bat Dem @onpernel.r
8bitmam cen @orihldg genadt, er
moge Ole iiber i'm oerbdnete 9ooes'
Itrafe IN 3ndtbmlsitrafe utntpanoeIt
nno Damn NOBLE er, 9efer, ibm Gnt.
biilungen iiber ben n@raft~ mlter
Dem SEEM gorfer Holisiiten MADDEN.
8bitman lift auf Dem @oridlas nldt
eingegongen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03

mer einen 0ia5 eebraid)t. oas baber
Ole ereigniIfe felt ieinem ~eratplnge-
lier Giiftritt Der @eIt bemielen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03

@eItes Del un6 @aioIin erbiIi
ma bon ser Slimp Oil So, 4Gt'
Sft-gommerce Ctr. Neues Gel. Sri.
bis 1882. @n5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03

Sihnerlauie, TI5be, glnebuss, Wsitcs,
9soades. Nmeifen, Staten itno itre @rut
Icfort getotet NIT IS. & 8. g~rteruniitna
tor. bereeiteut In 6un MntoniJ uno gns
ranttert. Gromn Chemical Co., 1903
Glib : Slores Ctr, Gel. grodett 5000,
Xeie3 1910.
(Mueiae.)
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-06-11
Jul what a little fixing up will do

full what little fixing up will do
for her.
Opportunity knocks once at every
mans door; better be at home when
the lady calls.
The world owes every man living,
but the street corner is a poor collec-
ton agency.
Don't look for soft snaps; the hard
snaps are the ones that have the GIN
ger in them.
If you would like to have somebody
working for you put a little money
in the bank.
1t improves the soup to throw a
little pepper into it. Same way with
a town.
If you spend all that you can earn,
then some other fellow is banking your
money.
There is only one better man than
the man who gets behind and pushes
in an effort to improve the town, and
that's the man who goes ahead and
pulls.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-06-11

A few suggestions, that go to make
good town when materialized.
Think them over:
Don't be the man who>put sit in
city.
Building good houses builds good
town.
Save a little money and save lot
of worry.
Good roads lead not only to town,
but to money.
Be a live one and the town will
never be a dead one.
A nice front porch has prevented
many an old maid.
Why should the town muzzle dogs
and not knockers?
When someone plans to help the
town, plan to help the plan.
A town is like perambulator it
isn't much good unless it is pushed.
Don't spend all of your time telling
what you could do if you had some
time.
Be like ball player. The thing
he is always working for is home.
Be one of the leaders of the town,
if you can; but, anyway, keep up.
If you think COW can't laugh fol-
joy, let somebody sell you good silo.
Don't be Crouch. Everybody in
this town wishes you we'll, even the
doctor.
Let's not be trying to stop some
thing all of the time. Let's start
something.
A good town will do more to keeI
he boys at home than good advice.
A town is like a girl. Its wonder
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-06-11
FRASER

The farmers of Fraser have organ
lied Farmers Progressive League.
The officers elected are, Fred Judd,
President; Chas. Meyers, Vice Presi-
dent, and Cranston Abrams, Secre-
tary treasurer. The purpose Of the
league is to meet once each month to
study subjects of community interest
and to improve the economic, social,
religious and recreational conditions.
The ladies have organized Circle
and w. C. T. U. both of which they
are enjoying very much. Mrs. Gran
ston Abrams is president of the Cir
Gle and Mrs. Fred Judd, the w. C..
T. U. president. The Circle gave
an ice cream and pie social Saturday
evening at the Cottonwood c. school
house. The proceeds were about
$14.OO.
The mill of the Fraser Lumber
Company is running full time. Their
cut is from twenty to twenty five
thousand feet per day.
The new store organized and
opened up this spring by this COM
pany is a very material advantage to
the community.
Mrs. Henry Schroeder left for the
east Thursday morning for few
weeks visit with her mother.
Mrs. Gibson Dorothy left for an
eastern trip Friday morning to spend
few weeks visiting with her mother.
The Fraser Methodist church has
improved their property by building a
fence across the front.