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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
Many Elected Outright in Sat.
urday's votingUpset in
Predictions Few

The biggest feature of the county
primary elections held in Hawaii, Maui
and Kauai counties last Saturday was
the strength of the Republican tickets
everywhere, in many cases the Re.
publican candidates having no opposi-
ton.
licans were nominated by very large
votes and IN many instances the Re-
publicans were elected outright under
the provision of the primary law which
gives election to candidates receiving
ia majority Of the votes cast in the
primary. a+
Although there were some surprises
resulting from the local fights. In gem
eral the advance predictions held good.
One Of the hottest fights on Maui re-
suited In the election OFF r. Beyins
as county attorney over the veteran
Dan Case. Bevihs not only was nomi-
mated but elected outright, as Eugene
Murphy, the Bourban candidates, poll
ed few votes.
Members Of the legislature here
fronf the outside islahSlA In te9mment.
ing on the election found little to
surprise them. The strong RepuRl iean
feeling was evident throughout and
the fights developed mostly within the
party.
On the whole the cbunfy elections
were rather quiet the vote being In
most cases comparatively light.
The following were nominated:
Supervisor-at--arge.
HAWAII
< Republican SamueI nauhane.
Supervisors-East Hawaii.
Republican,. NJ. Cabrinha, Henry
j. Lyman, w. A. Todd.
Democratic Archer Irwin, w. H.
Johnson, J. A. M. Osorio.
4 Home Rule Eugene n, Lyman.
Sheriff.
Republican william NJ. Keolanui.
Samuel X. Plla.
Democratic John Leal.
Clerk.
Republican A. A. Hapai
Auditor.
Republican Sam Mahuka Spencer.
Treasurer.
Republican,. H. Beers.
Supervisors-Wes Hawaii.
Republican-Arthur A. Akina, Jas
.Ako, r. X. Naipo.
Democratic Manuel C. de Mello, w.
M. Kalaiwaa, Jas. H. X. Keawehaku.
& Home Rule Julian r Yates.
MAUI.
Especial Star Bulletin Wirelessl
WAILUKU, Maui, March Is. The
totals in the primary election here
we're as follows:
Chairman Board Of Supervisors
Republicans George Eopp, 615;
Sam Kalama. SIG; j. w. Kalua, 354
Supervisor.
Republicans-R. A. DrummOnd, $50;
Dave Fleming, l043; w. P, Haia, $50;
j. K. Kahookele, 277; John KaIinp,
202; G. w. Maxwell, .262: Edgar Nor
ton, 497; ). NakaIeka, 1856; Philip Pail,
1856; Joseph N. Uahinui, SIC; George
Weight. 572.
Democrats Pia cockett, 414; Paia
Maxi, f59; DR.. J. H. Raymond, 1888;
Jerry Burns. 206.
Sheriff. .' Z. 81
Republican Glen Crowell. 1881;
Charles Lake, $50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

Secretary Bryan Optimistic Over Mexican
Situation = That was late Saturday afternoon
and presumably the secretary didn't want to
be kept away from a week END lecture trip.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

A European writer declares that war prophe-
sizes are coming to pass. Sure. Why mott
Every possible development and outcome has
been prophesied.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

The Scientific American devotes page to
{ How to Beat the Submarine. = You can have
our recipe in a line Join the Back-to-the-
Land Movement. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

simultaneously with the bombardment of the
Dardanelles by the Allies marked increase is
reported in the Importation of praying rugs
into Turkey.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

After all s said and done, the real dope on
war strategy comesfrom our old friend General
Public
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

What makes the front-rank man fall
down. said Files-on-P Parade He's digging
In he's digging in, = the Color Sergeant said
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

Writers of German war bulletins evidently
delight in twisting the Lion s tale
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

How much more excited Hawaii would be
about the war if it were reducing,the price of
sugarl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

Lincoln Beachey' S tragic death is the death
of all aviators who continual risk their lives
for sensationalism. Though his exploits I'M
.doubtedly added something to the progress of
human flying. il iisIthe less spectacular Wrights
and Glen Curtisses and Langleys who really
develop the facilities for air achievement. They
are students, not circus performers. For sheer
skill and daring, Beachey topped the field of
present-d day flyers in America but his end is the
end of every aviator who persists day after
day in skirting the edge of death SO closely
that any flaw in mechanical equipment will
push him over
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

As Sherman might have said: Submarine
war is Heligoland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
UNANIMOUS!

From Governor Pinkham's message on APP
~, =; a ;nnc 500 s@5 k#5+ - .s-zt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

Recipe for 3 fight: Cali i Tipperaryburg..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

CHARLES A. RICE, senator from
Kauai, returned from the Garden Is
land, where he participated In the
county primary Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
MOrtuary.

DELMANIJuly 10. 1915. al, residence
s3S Rathbone-st. Jennie Moore Bel
man. Funeral from house Thurs
day At 2:s0 p. m.
HON MEls--July 10. william. beloved
Nson OF William and Kntc Hommel
and brother OF Marion. Moliie and
Walter Hommel. Funeral from rest
dence. - Spring st. Thursday at
$50.
JBROME-Juiy l6. at Grace hospital
Edwin. brother OF George. James p
and Harold Jerome, Mrs. Percy +.
B,ddlecombe and Mrs. Gilmore d.
Tichenor Funeral services from
residence. So Rowena, Wednesday
NJ 1870 a. m.
MIC Sunday, July 10.
Patrick Il. McCabe, beloved hus-
hand OF the late Mary J. McCabc
and dear father Of Francis j., Owen
J.. Bernard j., Thomas j.. Mrs. j.
g. Matgen and Mrs. II. c. .Tittinger.
VIII be held Thursday morning at
q. m and at 81. Leo's church ut
$50 a. m. 1nterment will be ut
Nj. Elliott cemetery.
NeWILLIAMs-July 10. 1918. at the
residence Of her son In law, Will
liam +. Lennane, IFS East Ferry.
ave. Mary, aged IS years, widow of
the late Michael Mcwtliiams ru-
neral from residence Wednesday at
$50, to Holy Rosary church At 3
o'clock. Burial at Mt. Elliott via
auto.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

ton was from the citisens' club
through its president. r. l. Dunn.
and others, asking for IN sppropria-
ton Of 800 to help deftly the OK
penses Of Emancipation day celebra.
ton. At Lagoon park. Sandwich. on
Aug. 2. The request for funds was
granted.
A communication was received
from the Ontario Municipal associa-
ton inviting the council to b pres
emit. In Toronto. at the meeting 70 Be
held Sept. and :. Important ques-
lions will be up for consideration.
Among the questions discussed will
be Municipal hnance." the Hydro
radial situation" Unemployment.
and the Cultivation Of town lots"
Windsor will endeavor to have rep.
resentatives present 1t the meeting
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
WINDSOR
INSURANCE.
CONTINUED
Common Council Take
Patriotic Action in
Behalf of Soldiers

At the regular meeting of the
Windsor common council, held Mon
day evening. considerable business
OF Importance was transacted and
action was had on a volume of rou.
tine business as well.
The most important matter before
the council was that of making de-
cision with respect to Windsor's pol
Icy In the insurance Of those Of it,
citizens doing duty A. soldiers In
over seas service. The married men
Of Windsor and others having do
pendents. who went out with the
first and second contingents. have
already been insured. This insur'
ance. however. runs out In October.
The question was upon whether or
not this insurance should be renew
ed and whether insurance should DO
extended to members OF the third
contingent. The question was decid-
ed In the Affirmative. All men Of
Windsor who enlist for over seas ser.
vice, who are bonaflde citizens and
have dependents. will be granted life
insurance at the expense OF the city.
A large number of communications
were received by the council. Chief
among these were the invitation
from the Mothers club for the coun-
ell to attend the opening Of the swim
ming pool, which Is set for Wednes-
day evening. Another communtca.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Deaths.

Lyle Pike. is3 Radsmacher. : days
Beck, lbs Westmins,er. is years mi :
trail insufnciency: John 4. Marshali,
AZ Hil,s .ys pfu, son :, ,ssr:
yaiyuiar dissase OF heart: william
.hegs from bowels: BENJAMIN j.
6iAc ASTHMA: Mary Dickson. So? Park
Or, 81 years, chronic Brights disease:
William watkinson. Harper hospital
west branch. II years. shock follow
Ing crushing injuries; Joseph Janow-
sN. 33S Plumer. 4 months, malnutri-
ton; Philip Langois. to3 Concord. 5
months. entero colitis; John LAWYERS.
- Lorman, years. acute Eastritis:
MIchael Ripplinger. Eloise. Mich. ~
yeAra hit sy ~ c: II. II. train. Anna
zak. 100 Copeland. year. infantiie
eonvuisions; Lille Gold. Chlidren's
Free ho:Riai = {esT, o, tSbers ca. men.
Ghesauire. 500 Newport. II years. ar.
teric, sclsrosis;. Joseph Chmielewsk';
Harper n0spitsl. II years. general
peritonitis. Bolesiav Gutowskl, 1874
Thirty second. s months. convulsions;
lgnaci Filipiak. $50 Forest east. So
years. pulmonary tuberculosis: VIA
dysiawa Dobies. - Dane, l year, ma
ra0mus; Edward ChoJnacki. 10 Albert.
{ months, cholera infantum Leonore
ponkoWokh e2t Willis east, 4 months.
cholera infantum: James Landry. st
Nary's hospital. 20 years. apoplexy
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
ECORSE COUPLE
ARE MARRIED IN
ST. FRANCIS

ECORSE, Mich, July 20.-A very
pretty wedding took place In st.
Francis xavier's church. Tuesday
morning, when Victor Leblanc and
Miss Emma Monte were united In
marriage BY Rev. Fr. Jordan
Thomas Monte acted 40 best man
and Miss Eleanor Monte was the
bridemaid. After the ceremony the
bridal party were photographed By
Mr.. Chen, In River Rouge. The cou
pie will make their home on Fort-st.
Ecorse.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Births.

BOYS.
~ Joseph Drbssh. 400 0arnsld; Julius
:sEs. ~ thirty second oD viScsn.c Di-
Snts. al! Lafaystts; Louis Erdos. aos
sen Jo.:ps %r bo S1k y: r hsiaSs
Alice Jsbrs, .s?a Woodbridge east
aaron surdick, 7sa Kivard; Oscar {:
Siehardot. Sss sixth: Isaac Miller, $40
bash, James p. shanAhan. "a! Cadil-
endrtne east; Herbert %. stricksr. ts2
niss.nsi,n. A'1 Tso%.. Ei'i sSs.T
Second: William T., Hsass, lsi wa
t:rioo; ERNST 1sritsar. :!s Mont
s!sir JG:spn f. 8ep M.rS,. 79 s,o E R,s
psiis: Julius Dietrich. iisO Hancock
aide: ' 1nS1s Me misS b.. " Ware. Hr
Kinney. tss bi.teli. John j., RES. g!
EoSrsS y; 6. NfLagsn,,n; iisS Msr:
Essh Charles cr hdskstt a. bb: .Im.x
Charles r. Leonard, S7i Canton: Al:
Ess.sI"Xs syiy::s;;s
Pawet Murkowski. 1924 Russell;
1ossph vsr.dy,. 100 Burdsno; Harry
Solomon. si7 Theodors; Harry pela-
womas's hospital: clarence A. Bur
well. lb6 Hancock: James II: Carter.
lies Kirby vest; Charlss Rsinicki.
Jas superior; y. w. Kosstsr, s?s Can
third; Arthur 81. Rujrecht, SOL Lee
May; George o. Doll. - Richmond:
B. wilkinson. 81 Biddie; Henry D!.
nnach.ii: F. Franz so waxa LEG S,s Sf Roo..ve,t
Eari r, Leach. 4'0 Fisher: Joseph J.
Brots. $50 81. Clair. Arthur Rabe. ass
Marlborough; John Logan, Grace hos
pttal; G.. II Ward, Jr.. ss6 Van Dyke;
4 fixes. Is; Rademacher; George
9puA1ck, Hafpcr hospital branch;
Harry p. Howell. c3s Hogarth: Frank
Schebclski. 1879 Farnsworth
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Friday. July g 6tSko1 ~ ~ II RI
happy day Tor ths eeAooo - ~
editors Who west ~ ~ lomC
remembered tsjD ~ Wp1DnN
a Gsnv s ~ sc isss 800 8 ~ s.s r.
brightly. Much % IN GtGnG3 1I
however. about nopq u beQAn MI
but not tor le1G, loe ooo4 t44E
a .S:t hs :1 ~:.tsl ne g. 80 e w. =
for the ride The Times ho1 ~ ri VI
erousIy prepared foe. x vs. "a \,
After we haA haA = p(ouGnpf
and we're nearing. our oo449 ~
than the tenpests aroes. ~ NJ
passing the beautiful ard f11
shores Of Belle Is1e the WtnA bf
70 blow and the rain fell n tS49e1
but the sturdy sOicott~ me4e ~
the time the boat had detko4
rain had nearly ceoood. and ~ ~
minutes had stopped aleogelltes
Aoving. pictures were tAk44 - x1
coon on the blue waters 81 Lobo
Clair. whore We imaginoG We p14l
through the et. Clair ship eog6f
The boat stopped q wslpeis IL
IN Indian reservation. who're. oev49
picnickers alighted Soon NJ to&&1
Ourselves In the 9nye.Carte rive. l.
10 called the lost chAnnsl" boo4491
navigation. but now Il olmost u1uc
IT, River % charaeter5oe1c q
sfA~p gurSsa, tu$ tsAY are ~ H
sharp that t:N ''odcott~ $1,000 l1
round sc !, shs g al. y enc P Pa -. ~
e called the Aderk bsnd. Heyo c.
purssr told Nc the river 49, q g
After . vs.y .v.assui .es:s!.
,sds 5. dS 4 , ws;sn u az sss
IN order 60 6e able - go eveeyth9E
We arrived ~ Wallaeo6ure. e ~
A sIlSNt rain was fa111n& ~ t1a1
AID not dampen our eag!sneeg ~ III
tion ana scms went q an0thes, IN
they proceeded. the PARTIES ~
smaller because = few WOULD bso1C1
on at every street. ..lz "
Many spent most q snelr q1e
ice cream stores. a few aeeppod &
land till the very last u1queA t&1
there WAS only one young lazy NJ
came very near 20 stayine ever nl94k
sos S:Eps q. o ss1: * Ss re
Of the crew. THIS 1as An lncl1(Nl
that the moving picture men fatlse
R0y-
on the way home the boas stopp1<
at waipols leland % pick MP the 'p4es
pie who bad been In the land q IN
red man for . few houfe TAe{ Nj
appeared to have hel . happy tirn6
We had soon left the ind!an Yesey:
Of Lake 81. ciair We passsd iiS6ts
houses ana other boats going II IN
opposite direction from -. Dvsgy
revolution Of the ship's peope11AJ
brought us nearer home. and e We1!
not long ere We were once more "a
familiar ground. 4 Il
Although We were going thfou4t
forsisn wstsrs most o. s. te re- wsNs r.
nor were there any battloe6lpo.ae q
stop ne e. search for bombs inten4ee
think Il vas : very dslisAtfp
trip. and enjoyed myself very much
and thank the Times Tor g1vjnn n
OF Recommending Il TO = person w
was intending to take such . trip.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
JUNIOR SANITARY
LEAGUE.

Abnsr kosenweiS. captain os -
day for = three weeks visit to enR-
inaw. Harry Foster. lieutenant N
by. the. formers absence.
A prise OF merit will be awarded
to the inspector having the best ree-
ord at the close OF the campaign. Al-
oss We're the sn: 10 sUr
prize from the opening Of the csrn-'
patGn they will be granted IN oppnr-A
tunity to share a. . competitor IN the
Many social organizations hsvs
been formed In the various districts
so a. to have some social snvirons.
menta connected with the oampaifsf~
Ben watsrstone. inspector OF Dlstrics
was %" the nrst TO form I social crSsni.
sation OF this kind. The honor ~
being unanimously elected president
was conferred upon him. with one Of
his most intimate associates - vice.
The winner Of the recent sanitary
compete for the second prise ofItr.,
which 10 extended to all members cf'
At the meeting saturday afternoons
Of Inspector Harold Berg and his uN-E
DER officers, plans were read and At--s
cussed. Albert Kuehn. captain OF the
snt because OF his absence from the
city.
Junior Sanitary lsagusrs are sim
displaying the right disposition to-
ward decreasing the ny population tn
Due to the untiring efforts and par
severinR nature Of Abner ROseu1-
weig, and Harry Foster. captain and
lieutenant In the zero district ~
Ward Is. the premises In the vicinity
been thoroughly cleared Of overflow
Ing manure receptaciss. The occu-
pants Of these residences were
warned TO hereafter abide By the
laws governing sanitation.
Ben waterstone and his subjects
appreciate greatly the courtesy OF
Upton Shreve In accompanytng them
on their so-called hike" Friday,
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILE.

THE AUTO MARKET
peroi TO ouy
their 80, .o - M, vrprn A.
this WI
be wi ling
the demand u
NO COMMISSION CHARGED
REMEMBER EVERY SINGLE PRosiEcTyE Az BEYER viss
eeaist
+!
within the will sell at We need moro
CADIILACS, HUDSONS FORDS, PACKARDS, BUCKS
THE DEMAND is TREMENDOUS JUST NOW
AUTO MARKET a We An
SO this small and
make all nS rsps,I. @ SELL each and deliver
BRING YOUR CAR IN TODAY
state always make headauartsrs
If We Can't Sell Your Car it Cant Be Sold
OWNERS RESALE DEPOT
sENb FOR CIRCULAR - ~ ~ TGIETHoNE GRAND
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
JOHNSTON SCHOOL

scSstertsI star - Chief. Evel, .
SehwarsS asseelates, llapgaret ~.
The chief and associate editors ~
the Johnston school want TO thank
the Times for the invitations to thu
washington theater. They were very
sorry they could not attend becAufe
they enjoyed the other pictures SO
much.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Advertising Fund Grows.
Artillery Man Drowned.

Edward Kennedy. . citisen OF De.
troit, Who recently enlisted - . pri'
vate with the Canadian Artillery ser
vice, was drowned Sunday night
while bathing. along with others. In
the river at London. Word was re.
ceived Monday. In Windsor. to that
effect. Kennedy although warned.
stepped into . hole in the river bot
tom. He could not swim and was
beyond the reach Of aid. The de-
ceased leaves q wife and three chill
dren who are residing In London.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
GLADSTONE AVENUE
DOUBLE

Pressed brick veneer: reception hall
living room, fireplace. oak floors
amel bath. extra toilet In basement,
hot air heat; modern to the minute
screens. awnings, etc. Must be aeen
TO be appreciated; $500 will handle
this.
Rocheleau- Doxtator Realty Co.
Cad. SIS. ia Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
SCHOOL
EDlT
SUGGESTIONS.

In the story "Ths Melting Pol- %
Be seen at the Broadway Strand this
week the editors Of the School De.
partment will and . lot to think
and write about.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
ron INSTRUMENTATION.
A.A.-Storage Furniture

:sssS e ss:s Sa! ssas s.s sSu u:.d
They are certainly the real bar
quality and style Of goods are the
highest with few exceptions. Come
TIME GIVEN
We can give you time on these goods.
although they are way below cash
prices. This 10 a great opportunity
VI 10 u COST PRICE
Com. '" Only srs few s Of the as many ns~
bargains below: we have every
thing you may wish for your home
Four white enamel chairs In perfect
s sSnsto %nnI t.ss h in Golden sssy he c.R
round PEDESTAL doiden Oak table.
cost $40. for 80: 9 very nne side
PC. ESQ., Golden eas. Sac Sa fcr SIC, ec'
s COST 0r as. FOR s SIS each :sG isps. my
silk plush parlor suite, cost 3c8.60.
;SIs o $3.50 io9 ,sS oak e 1.ay n. G sna
isrEs Kitchen cupboard, cost Si5.
for $3.50; some odd Golden Oak
chairs for SOC. 7Sc and 81; ] very
nne washstand for -; I GENUINE
oak hall rack, large size. cost S2:.
for $40: 1 bookcase, cost sl2.50, for
$3.50: ! l.dy's desk; se O. So n for -;
Oak; 8 very nne auartered oak slip
seat genuine leather chairs, cost "
apiece. for $3.50 apiece. 1 very hne
couch. cost SIS. for $1l: 2 very
s.s sss arm most ssef SsaS, fGsf ernl.
Martin I bed. cost $3.50. for s625;
DRESSERS
In golden oak, MAHOGANY. bird's-eye
I,' SIS 'i :sS ;'' 'ss 81; I'll: siisss ~. M
'' CHIFFONIERS
To match nearly all dressers, At same
prices and odd ones; will sell any
IRON BEDS
In inc, inch sa: 'n whi,. sn lnGn ap wern.
sar sss ts $3.50 '1'f'I 8: s. cts; 's'f s.
BRASS BEDS
brass beds In satin and
Winch and s-inch straight and
SSontinu9g: posts, most p sI, ii,
s rs rs .s7 ' U.s. 81 49, q; a. SO.
1880. You ought to see.theTn.
BUFFETS
A most beautiful line, in quartered
oak and fumed oak. In all sizes and
ss i:. syr,sssSs' ~ sis .,o ga! .ss.
CHINA CLOSETS
line. In fumed, .q9srtered
Ill., Isss'. 81. Ess'' sss, 'sss'. SIS $50.
DINING TABLES
In golden oek, CHARTERED oak, fumed
s sSk ier q. s.s7S; g. 81 ,.s
DINING CHAIRS
IN ,. sstrs oak o slip seat. senu,Se ieashsr
iY? !s d, s.ts , &C. , 81 a. ''s $50 s e.
RUGS
IN all designs and different makes
Brussels Seamless. administers. vel
sssas w sss vsl sns tsss 'isc sx ''st
sslsss's ,1 30 $50 y. ,ia. 'shii 81, 1G[
1850; ,iS; $3.50. SIS sac, ,s'issse'
Ns.. 3M7so:. ~. o.' 80 $3.50 Vs. ''''
Lots of Other Goods
Win pay YOU. In case you do not
and just what you want in storage
goods we have q big line OF
NEW GOODS
That we can all In. with for your out.
nt that will make you . beautiful
cvtft way below Chat you would
'n'n sr0 81 RasfE!n6E r ATT isssir
l1q MICHIGAN AVE.
Don't forget number.
A. A.A.A.-LUMBER
STOCK. NEW and USED.
Doors, Windows, stnirs, Hath. shing-
les. 6nish, timbers. blocking and
er AZ EoSEr.sAv,xo PRICES.
A.A.A.A.-Asbestos Shingles
I oTn p ilfssit FFf Hk :odHkkG eod'
A.A.A.A.-Rubber Roofing
rANDARp BRAND; NONE BETTER
A.A.A.A.-WALL BOARD
yOTHiN0 BETTER, S35o per 100 t. |
A.A.A.A.-PLUMBING
''"'''sxsr "2f ow SfM Fu sRicss goods
Union Aousewrecking Co.
I. p. HALE PfANo--oniy Sis7. regu- |
lar 1376 style. fine rehnished ma
tone; sensational value. Terms tn |
suit. Come quickly. GR1NNEI.I. |
BROS, ft5 Woodward.
GUESS IF THEY ARE
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Four violators Of the automobile
ordinance were convicted and fined
$40 each In Magistrate Leggatt's
court on Monday.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Chairman J. d. Flavelle, OF the On.
tario license commission. has named
Aug. 10 and IL for hearing BY the
board In Windsor and Sandwich IN
the matter Of applications for 70
newals Of hotel licenses. The meet
ines will be open to the public.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Perhaps the most impressive
thing that will occur to them q II
did to 10 10 the wonderful BLESSING
OF the protection Of the Stars and
stripes to the poor emigrant who
has never before realised that peace
and happiness Is possible anywhere
on the face Of the earth.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

There was . large picnic Of the
members Of all the colored Sunday
schools to Belle Isle park. Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
WINDSOR NOTES

Tuesday was the day appointed for
the excursion OF Windsor council. No.
1853. knights of Columbus. to Bob.
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GLAD OFFICIAL
NOTICE is TAKEN

News has been received from
Washington, d. c.. that oficials cog.
nixance has been taken Of the rep.
resentation Of the Canadian govern
ment wherein II II claimed that the
recent dynamiting attempts against
the Peabody plant In walkerville.
and the Windsor armouries. was In
stigated by parties In Detroit. NO
indication of what action will follow
cognixafice Of the Canadian repre-
sensations 10 yet vouchsafe. but IN
any event It IL evident that there IL
satisfaction that the matter II now
In ofYicial channels. No comment at
all II offered by Windsor. or Essex
county oflcials. Their attitude II
that the international phase of the
natter 10 wholly beyond them. and
that. therefore. any comment on
their part would be unbecoming.
Boys Gold "Raeino Forms,"
Since the Windsor races began
there has been considerable Viola
ton Of the prohibition against the
sale Of the so-called racing forms"
on the streets of windsor. Jake Gal
Ter, q newsboy, and Leo Reardon
have been arrested charged with
selling the racing forms" II II be-
lieved that their arrests indicates Z
determination to put an effective
stop to the sale Of the prohibited
papers.
Advertising Fund orows.
Even though the Board Of Trade
has adjourned it, regular meetings
for the summer, nevertheless, its
activity will be continued through
Secretary Ray. The fund that was
started week or 20 ago wherewith
to advertise the industrial advan-
tages Of the city II still growing. II
Is expected that It win reach $4,000
within q short time. There II con-
tinual inquiry concerning Windsor
as q business location. and there 10
prospect that some of these Inquiries
viii sooner or later eventuate In i'd
ditions to the city.