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The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Now to see whether the seizure of
the Sayville wireless halts the Ger
man procession of victories in Eu-
RODE.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

out. an interview, attacking the county
authorities and claiming that the pris-
oner had been shot. He has since re-
pudiated this under oath.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
MANY EVENTS LISTED
FOR CAPITAL TODAY
Meetings and Entertainments to
Be Held In Every Section Of
City by Various Societies.
Today.

Conference Jewish societies on proposed
meeting at close OF war; Pythian Temple.
Wanderlusters' hike, begins at Eighteenth
street and Columbia road northwest, p. m.
Ground breaking, new Petworth Methodist
Episcopal Church. In New Hampshire ave.
niue between Cpshur and Varnum streets
northwest, 3 ..
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Wednesday

Mssonic-Dswson, No. ls. special; st. Iehns
Mite Associa ton.
ODD Fellows-Bastern, No. 7; Federal City,
No. 20, Harmony. No. Q: Columbia, No. l.
encsmpment.
Knights OF Pythias-Mt. Vernon. No. s;
Hermoine. No. IL: Union, No 20; Colum.
bia. No. 8; Pythian day at Marshall Hall.
Modern Woodmen Of America-Geor getown
Camp No. 1850
National union-Postofnce Department coun-
Gil, Interior Council.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Thursday.

Masonic-Naval, No. I; LaFayatte, No. 10
ODD Fellows-sslem. No. %; Columbia. No.
10; Covenant No. l5
knights OF Pythias-Frankin, No z
National Cnion-National Council Mt. YER
non Council
Mo1ern Woodmen of America-A. r. Talbot
Camp, No I,el2
Daughters Of Acknowledgements Council,
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
FRIDAY,

Masonic-Leoanon No. :; School Of Instruo-
tion. Royal Arch Masons
Odd Fellcws-Central, No l; METROPOLIS No.
l6 Phoenix, No. 2s.
knights OF Pythias-Rathbone Temple, No.
3. Pythian Sisters: Syracusians. No. 10
Modern Woodmen OF America-Lincoln
Camp, No. l455; Washington No 1l4a;
Central, No. 1908.
Jr. o. I. A. M.-Picnic Of Potomac Council,
No. 20, Marshall Hall
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Saturday

Cdd Fellows-Canton Washington, No I,
Patriarchs Militant
Knights Of Columbus-Boosters' smoker, Co
lumbus Country Club.
National Cnton-Joseph Henry Council, Gem
sus Council.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
NOTICE OF MEETING.
To Whom II May Concern

Be II known that on the nth day OF Hay A.
ID. 1915 an application was filed with Alonzo
Griffin, County Drain Commissioner OF the
county OF Shiawassee for the locating and
drain was described in said application as
follows to'wit:
Commencing In the Owosso and Caledonia
Drain at point about ITO rods south and 20
rods west OF the ne corner OF section 10 T N
II thence south on land owned by VIM.
Snyder TO land owned by f. p Ferguson, at a
point about 20 rods west OF sec. line: thence
swly on land owned by r. p. Ferguson, to land
owned by Chas. Holman OF a point about 25
| rods west OF sec. line, thence swly on land
owned by Chas. Holman to land owned by l. g
Fortman. at point about 80 rods west OF sec
line, thence swly on land owned By /. G. Fort.
man to land owned by F. j. Cushman at a
point about 80 rods west Of sec line; thence
south on land owned by f. j. Cushman to
land owned by n. A. Clough; thence south op
land ow ned by N. A Clough to land owned by
VIM. Rood; thence south on land owned by
VIM. Rood 10 land owned by M. A. Herrick,
thence swly on land owned by M. Herrick
to connect with tile already laid on M. Her
rick q land which Is to be the terminus. Said
Drain to be tiled with is Inch tile or less its
entire length; that said drain will traverse the
township OF Owosso.
BE 1t further known that on the 9th day Of
July A. ID. 1915 a meeting OF the TO wnship
board OF the township OF Owosso will be held
al the residence OF /. @. Fortman at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon for the purpose or determining
whether or not the said proposed drain Is
necessary and conducive to public health
convenience and welfare; that at such meeting
all persons owning lands liable to assessments
for benefits or whoss lands will be crossed bv
said drain may appear for or against said drain
proceedings.
Given under my hand CHS 22d day OF June
A. ID. 1915.
w. II LAUNSTEIN,
Township Clerk Of the Township OF Owosso.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
BURTON

sxxfs q ID Brooks spent two days last
sssA with her son and family, Mr. and
Aes' .xaroh Brooks, of Bancroft
sxsr Cara Nowlin of Kalamazoo, was
''sscs<Haes Of Mr. and Mrs George Sar.
-s1asrsss family one day last week -
Tssss&taa Clark of Henderson, was the
{ Fsrss9aSs guest of Miss Anna Mason
'--~~ia,'.lohn Potter of Detroit, visited
,ts-sa1s in this place Monday and Tues,
az Miss Hazel Reason spent a few
SassSasS week with friends in Owosso
---A+a1d, Mrs VIM Giles were called
~ 9asGsafs the first of last week by the
ssaSssS death of her brother, Frank
iassss---Miss Nellie Shepherd spent
SssFDssE end with relatives in Owosso
---slaiss Lucille Rothwell of Gull Lake,
ssS'F Aass been visiting her friend Miss
i tzsas Xnnsman, returned to her home
ssssssAy--Victor Ockerman who has
,s.ss waiting relatives in this place, re.
Ssaal 70 his home in Union City, the
Inss ssssAs week.-Mrs. Eugenia Wood
SsfSSsasegon, and her sister Mrs Net.
~ xND1ghby were in town calling on
M tzsa3s, Saturday-Ashley Brooks
'sasa is&e9a Schroeder were the guests
~ Elscsazs Smith, Wednesday-Miss
Sxss2A Sargent spent the week end with
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25

G. H. Maliskey is spending the week
in Pontiac and Detroit on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Arbela Barnes, Ridge
street, are spending the week at Ithaca.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Thome, E. Exchange street, an eleven
pound boy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Spiess are in Dun
dee, called by the death of Mrs Davis,
Mrs. Spices mother.
w. b. Whitehead and w. B Cam
burn have been in Detroit this week as
guests of the Parke Davis Drug Co.
The Travellers club was entertained
Thursday at pot luck supper at the
home of Mrs. B. S. Gaylord, Water
street.
G. r. McLauglin and wife expect to
leave in few days for a visit in
California. They will be gone month
or six weeks.
Rolla Caruso was released on 30 days
probation Monday after being arrested
for selling dynamine caps, the use of
which is contrary to city ordinance.
The eighth grade of the Emerson
school taught by Miss Cora Miller gave
a program, Wednesday, attended by
the scholars Of all grades of the school,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
Perry School Alumni.

There were about eighty guests pre-.
sent at the 9th annual Perry high
school alumni banquet held in the Bap-
fist church parlors Thursday evening
The parlors were very srtisticslly
decorated in the class colors of rs, of
rose and gold and greenery. Guy Bra.
den of Byron, class '93 acted as toast
master After well rendered clarionet
and piano duet by Paul DeVore and
William Bliucoe. the welcome was ex.
tended the class of rs by Mrs. W. o.
Calkins. Response was made by the
class Of 10. During the past year Mrs.
r. A. Klunzinger passed away and her
class mate, Mrs. Floyd Curtis, class OF
gave very touching eulogy in memoir,
lam. This was followed by a vocal
solo by Miss Nina Blanchard, class 90.
Toasts followed by Stanley Colby, Ger
aid Groat, Mrs. G. NJ Van Ben Schoten
and impromptu toasts by others. This
was interspersed by music, J. P. Olcott
and j. L. Cottrell rendering a violin
duet The Perry high school orch estra
gave selections from time to time dur.
ing the evening.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25

Mrs d. B. r eed. Adams street. cele-
brsted her ninetieth birthday Tuesday,
receiving tsmsmbrsnces from many
friends.
Mirands Beamer Of Detroit, has be-
gun contest against claims allowed in
the estate of Seymour Van Vliet of
Perry. amounting to 81, 800. The estate
of $4,000 was left to the widow during
her life aud then to go to the sister,
Mrs. Beamer. The claims allowed were
to Birdie Wallace and Winnie Blanch.
ard for the care of Mr. Van vliet during
the past four years
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
ORDINANCE.

An ordinance amending Section Four "a Of
an ordinances entitled IAN ordinance 70 license
p uSnc carriages: omnipuses. rigs, cabs. auto
and duties Of the owners and drivers thereof
passed and approved May 18th. 1915
he City OF Owosso Ordains:
Section l. That Section Four OF an ordi.
nance entitled IAN ordinance To license public
carriages. omnibuses. rigs, cabs, automobiles.
taxicabs and to prescribe the rights and duties
OF the owners and drivers thereof" passed and
approved May llth 1915 be and the same IL
hereby amended 10 read as follows:
Section 4. Each license issued In pursuance
OF Section Two OF this ordinance shall bear a
certain number. and the city clerk shall de-
determined by the mayor OF the City OF Owos.
So said plates to have printed thereon In
legibie figures, q number, which SAID numl err
shall correspond TO the number OF the license
issued, and said plate to be in duplicate, and
said Hcensee shall place one of said plates
upon each side OF said public vehicle In a con.
spicuous place. In case such vehicle Is sold or
transferred, such license shall remain in force
until the expiration date thereof provided the
purchaser or subsequent owner thereof. shall
present said license and the evidence OF his
ownership TO the city clerk within twenty-fou
hours after said transfer, and permit the city
clerk 10 note such transfer on the city records,
and to endorse the same upon said license and
said purchaser or subse Quent owner shall az
the same time file with the said city clerk
BOND as hereinbefore described, said bond to be
approved by the commission OF the City OF
Owosso otherwise said license when trans
ferred shall be null and void.
Section IA. Any person. persons, firm or
corporation operating any such public vehicle
bv soliciting trade upon the streets, or public
places OF the City OF Owosso for carriage or
conveyance OF passengers. from place within
the limits OF said city to place without the
limits OF said city for hire. shall be subject TO
all the provisions OF this ordinance, and shall
be required TO obtain a liceL Sc as hereinbefore
set forth, and to file bond and pay the fees as
hereinbefore set forth, the same as THOUGH
said public vehicle was operated within the
limits OF said city for hire. The Mayor OF the
City OF Owosso shall determine where SAID
public vehicles may stand stop upon said
public streets. or said public places, for the
purpose OF soliciting trade.
Section 9. This ordinance shall take effect
twenty (20) DAYS after its adoption and publ
cation according to law.
Passed and approved June 21st 1915.
JAS DEYOUNG.
Attest: Mayor.
ARTHUR III. DUMoND
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25

Chas. M. Miller and F. M. Reed left
on Monday to spend Dew days at a
lake near Belding and to visit relatives
in Belding.
Clarence Hodges, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. 3. Hodges. Adams street, left for
Saskatchewan, Canadian northwest
Wednesday, to look ritter his farming
interests here.
Mrs. r. f. Kelsey of Corunna, who
has been spending the last six months
in Detroit, is home for few days and
at present is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. WEIGH in this city.
A tea in honor of Miss Mildred Roser
at the home of Mrs. William Keefer.
Mason street, Wednesday afternoon.
and a dinner at the home of Miss Ruth
Proper, Elizabeth street, were much
enjoyed by small company of friends.
Miss Anna Irene Manson daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Manson. Chestnut
street, and Preston +. Wickware of
Pontiac, were married by Rev FIR.
Slane at st. Pauls parsonage in this
city Tuesday evening. A wedding sup.
per was served at the home of the bride.
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Wickware will be at home in Pontiac
where the groom is empl Dyed by the
Pontiac Baking Co.
Mrs. Mabel Perry of Woodruff town
ship, has begun suit for divorce from
Eugene Perry, and her daughter Mrs.
Lydia Ordiway. has begun suit for
divorce from Leo Ordiway. The Ordi.
ways haye not lived together for three
years. Mr.. Perry was arrested for
assault some months ago for throwing
a man from his home who came to call
on Mrs Ordiway, but the complaint
was withdrawn.
Sheriff Griffin, Under Sheriff Sproule
and Patrolman Fuller of Owosso, cap.
tured Chester Schultz, Sunday. and he
has been returned to Greenville, Ohio,
where is wanted for burglary. Schultz
was hiding in wheat field on the farm
of his cousin, John Baughman at Six
Mile Creek. On the first visit of the
officers the fellow had been warned
and got away but he returned to the
house and at night was caught.
George Weller, for many years a
prominent and respected resident of
Corunna, died at his home Friday,
after a long illness of heart trouble.
Mr.. Weller came to Shiawassee county
from New York, and cleared a farm in
Venice township living there until
1901, He is survived by his widow and
seven children, Albert and Amber of
Lennon, Fred of Flushing, George and
Charles of Chicago, and Mrs. Nellie
Davis of Battle Creek, and one whose
whereabouts are unknown. The fun
eral was held Sunday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
Local News.

Mrs. Guy Stanton is guest of rela-
tives in Pontiac and Detroit.
Miss Emma " onnacott Of Detroit, is
guest of Miss Otillia Tick
Mrs. L. r Doolittle is n guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Rothrock in Jackson
Evah Ranowski of Coruuna. has be-.
gun suit for divorce from William
Ranowski.
James Kerwin. clerk in the Old Cor.
unns State Bank, is spending a weeks
vacation st the family home in Owosso.
Mrs. FL. p Wolaver entertained We'd
nesday at her home on Oliver street in
honor of Miss Leona Howe of Ypsilanti.
First ward mothers met with Mrs. d.
Jenkins, Jeanette street. Friday. The
second ward mothers met with Mrs.
Fred Rogers. King street.
Ben Grant has opened notion store
in the Bacon building in Corunna and
a garage will be opened in the old Com
mercial hotel building.
Bans of marriage were called in st.
Marys church in Morrice. Sunday, by
Rev. FIR. ORsfferty for Miss Ruth
Scollen of Morrice and Roy Southwell
Of Shaftsburg.
Charles Garland of Corunna, went to
Lansing, Wednesday, to meet Judge
John Garland, district U. S. Judge
of Washington, ID. G. Judge Garland
is graduate of the Corunna schools.
E. F. Dudley left Wednesday for
Detroit after spending several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dudley in
this city.
Henry Bailey, engineer at the Estey
factory is attending the State Associ.
alton of Stationery Engineers meeting
at Jackson. Mi. Bagley is treasurer OF
the association.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac GLADDEN. of Chi
cago, and Earl GLADDEN. of Syracuse, N.
Y, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William GLADDEN., south of this
city.
Benton Hopkins of the Grant Lees.
gear Co. of Cleveland, visited his
cousin, Van R. Pond, Tuesday. Mr..
Hopkins assisted in the making of the
first Chandler automobile in a garage
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs K. G. Jackson and
daughter Miss Agnes, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Hedglan, Miss Bernice Shippy and
Arthur belong motored to this city
from Flint, Wednesday, to attend the
exercises.
Mrs. J. G. Quayle and MIR. and Mrs.
g. T. Reynolds of Corunna, attended
the commencement exercises at the
University at Ann Arbor, Wednesday.
Miss Romaine Bramwell of Corunna,
being one of the graduates.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25
lainaOburg

Skse lena Holder of Woodruff. and
Zen Msker of North Bath, were
xseN5 IN marriage at the Congrega
Assas parsonage in this village. Wed.
1ssas. June 10th, by Rev w T HIM
g@sG- They were attended by Leila
3611et3sad Rex Smith. After short
sxSfssE tEip to Detroit they will be at
ssrs on the groom's farm in North
axlSe---n Pursoll, who came here
ssssrs two months ago to make his
xuwr with his daughter, Mrs e Hart,
ka$aSss ser home Saturday night. Fun
sESo ssgyiees were held at the home
sasss&y afternoon, conducted by Rev
~ % Einxmann. Interment~ in the
sxcspc,lsaEg cemetery-Mr and Mrs B
" sEsswa returned Friday from Los
zssssass Calf, where they have been
Aw1hns the past three months
aEsxs Dix went to Ohio last week to
seSs seaatives-Walter Wright left
ssstssnS "a the week for trip to New
'ssas Gity-Mrs d D Maggie returned
nsaSas from Sparrow hospital where
aVsmssseywsnt an operation about three
1ssssn. ago-Prof r H Bravender is
rrsxsNaing his niece, Miss Lorena
ssssSsanmer of Stockbridge. for few
.ssr---Hrs Geo McCarty has been
,sa&sssek for few dsys-Rev d ID
AaszA has been entertaining his sister
usA Izsband of Ann Arbor, for few
sses----Ma and Mrs Heath and Mr. and
sss.aasspe of Lansing. were guests of
-s.sss& Mrs Floyd Curtis. Sunday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25

her parents Mr. and Mrs George Sar-
gent Ferne Wallace was the
Sunday guest of Miss Mary Ellen Brooks
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Frank
Bonsor. Wednesday. June 16-The
Sunday school of the M p church will
render their Children's day program
Sunday morning at 1920. Every
welcome
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-25

A new instrument, the Desgen Uni
phone has been taken on trial by the
city of Corunns for use at the Casino at
McCurdy park for dancing.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
No Explosives
 Can Be Shipped
 On Auto Stages

Warning that any automobile stage lines in Arizona carrying shipments of explosives are doing so in viola ton of the federal statutes, and are liable to severe penalties for so doing was received yesterday by the cor pCration commission from Col. B. w. Dunn, chief inspector of the Bureau of Explosives at New York City.
 The carrying of explosives on any passenger vehicle is expressly pro hibited by the federal law, and ship ments by freight and express are to be marked according to the regula- tions laid down by the interstate commerce commission. The letter and a copy of regulations governing the shipment of explosives were for warded by Inspector Dunn in con nection with the commissions inves tigation and regulation of auto stage lines in this state.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
Hanging Al The
 FOyence Pen Is
 Not Scheduled

The first hanging to take place in the state prison since Governor Hunt took office was carried out on Friday of last week but did not become public until yesterday. The hanging will not be entered upon the books of the prison as official for the man whose life was the forfeit took the law into his own hands," and sent his soul into eternity without consulting the warden or other prison official.
 Jesus Navarro, sent up from Pinal county over year ago to serve sen tence of from five to fifteen years for assault with intent to commit murder, had been placed in solitary cOnfine- ment when he began acting in an er- ratio manner earlier in the week. On Thursday he attempted to beat out his brains upon tht wall of his cell Thurs day night he had quieted down and it was thought his mental state was be- coming composed. Friday morning he was found hanging in his cell, towel tightly knotted about his neck and fastened to a bar of his cell, forming the medium of his unofficial hanging.
 Navarro had been sent up for an un- provoked attack upon man at a sec- tion house at Florence. He had never seen the man before but drew a gun and began shooting the first time he laid eyes upon him. At various times since his incarceration he had acted in a strange manner but each time he seemed to recover his equipoise. A coroner's jury found that he came to his death by hanging at his own hands.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
[. 4. PastOY Says Sebastian Victim
 Of e Vile Plot
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcHl


 LOS ANGELES, April 20.-The grand jury which recently indicted Chas. E. Sebastian the suspended chief of police, and candidate for mayor and Mrs Lillie Pratt in a charge of contributing to the dependency of Edith Serkin, her minor half sister, will interrogate tomorrow. Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of one of the leading churches, who preached a sermon Sunday saying that "charac- ter assassinsj' had attacked Sebastian. Nine jurymen were obtained to try Sebastian and Mrs. Pratt.
 Brougher stated he will stand by his sermon referring to the Sebastian case, part of which follows:
 Tt ought to be impossible for women of recognized immoral chdrac- ter to be given even an opportunity of dragging a good name in the rnire, unless they have substantial proof of their charges. It is the most un- fortunate thing in the Republican form of government that good men and women are kept from running for office, simply because vile men and women seek to destroy their reputa- tions by false accusations
 While the grand jury is in sessior in the morning, efforts will be re- stunned to obtain trial by jury in the case of Sebastian and Mrs. Pratt Al I the close of today's session the prose cution had exhausted. it's peremptorl l challenges and the defense had on, remaining.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
Special to The Republican,

Especial to The Republican,
 TUCSON. April 20.-The climax of the reign of terror which has existed for a long period in the Greaterville district was reached yesterday when pitched battle between two Pima coun ty deputies. and a band of Mexican cattle rustlers took place in a lonely gulch near there. Two MeXicans, mem bers of the Leon family are now dead and the Mexican Jose Maria is dying
 An automobile containing Sheriff Forbes County Attorney Hilzinger, County Physician Pratt and two dep uties left for the scene of the battle. The Greaterville district is close to the Mexican border and since the trouble in that country it has been impossible to extradite murderers. The result is numerous killings have ended in the slayers rushing across the line and making frequent raids back into this section.
 On March 1, Loretta Yanez. aged SO, owner of over 100 head of cattle disap- peared and his nephew, Ramon Barilla, aged 25. was also reported missing. A month later the matter was reported at the sheriffs office and a warrant sworn out for Antonio Encinas who was suspected of doing away with the old woman.
 A week ago Encinas appeared al l midnight in GreaterVille and when ar arrest was attempted opened fire or the officers. Fifteen shots were ex- l changed and Encinas was thought tc | have been wounded, but got away. The | sheriff then sent five deputies into tina country to get him at any price Dep | uties Renter and Moore were asleep il
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
Shoots
 Then Kidnabs
 HeY OlUn Child
Especial to The Republican,

tSpeCldl 10 me RepuDllCdnD
 TUCSON. April 20.-This afternoon Anita Cordera of Phoenix took point blank shot with a forty-four revolver at Maria Barrett on the cornor of Pen nington and Court streets. She then snatched up her child and rushed away in the excitement. The quick work of Under Sheriff Sullinger resulted in her capture half an hour later The Cordera woman with the child was just leaving overland in an automobile when Sullinger following in an auto mobile with the Barrett woman. caught up with them and rushed the entire crowd to the county jail.
 Two years ago the superior court Of Pima county gave Anita Cordera.' aged II years, into the custody of the Bar rett woman because of the unfitness of the mother. Yesterday the mother suddenly appeared and kidnapped her child and the automobile chase fol- lowed. Tomorrow morning the Corde- ra woman will be charged with assault and attempt to kill and kidnapping.
 When brought to jail the woman raised frightfuI outcry and refused to let the child be taken or to be searched. She was searched. however, and a brand new Harrington Richardson re- Volver was found in her breast in which four shells were intact and the fifth nad been fired. The child was returned to the care of the Barrett wo- man -E