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Arizona republican., 1915-10-26
ETEHT- AUCTION HOUSE

tslf.ttl. AUCTION HOI SE
 q W. Jefferson. Phone 1349
 Usual big mid week sale on Wednes- day afternoon Bring in whatever you have to sell and turn it into hard cash.
 THURSDAY SALE
 332 North 1st Ave.
 The high grade furniture of a large residence. consisting of rugs. carpets, I.1rlo- and dining table, chairs, kit table. range. dishes. kitchen utensils, beds. sanitary cots. pads. bedding, cur teins and many other articles too num- ruCSlS to mention
 J. r. BIEHL. Auctioneer If c. O. McMURTRY. as salesman. ad- heres to the truth always: finds his old trade waiting and new trade being added. Inc has the fruit of growth of wears before as well as this years added fields. C. O. McAIURTRY. Auc- tioneer. T W. 1st Ave. Phone 1910. tt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
EMMA. GOLDMAN LECTURES

Emma Goldman, anarchist lectur-
er and author, will wind up her week
of lectures at the Fine Arts theater
with the following subjects:
May Is, S:15 p. M, 1.-THE Interme-
date Sex" A study of homosexuality.
May 16, S:15 p. m, 1.-THE Limitation
of Offspring" A discussion of how
and why small families are desirable.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14

and financiers who say how much
money shall be spent in Chicago for
better car service and how much
shall be passed along in dividends to
the stockholders.
Aid. Eugene Block, former chair
man transportation committee and
taken of that committee because of
the way he fought the companies,
commented:
why did the companies fail to
obey the order of 1914 to build %
miles of extension? 1t was not for
lack Of funds. Both the Chicago
Rys. Co. and the Chicago City Rys.
Co. paid large dividends last year.
"The unemployment problem was
more serious than at any time in
years. Yet the dividends earned by
the car companies were as fat and
comfortable as usual. If the COM
panies have civic pride and COM
munity spirit, as they so frequently
boast, why did they not build extern
sions and give jobs to the unemploy-
ed? They were pledged by the 1907
ordinance to do so.
'Mr. Busby's declaration yesterday
that the 1914 council order for ex-
tensions is dead letter practically
means that the 1907 ordinances are a
dead letter so far as the companies
are concerned" ~. ..
Henry Blair, president Chicago
Rys. Co., called on Mayor Thompson
yesterday. Sam insult is to call in a
few days. The mayor says before he
starts any strong action with the big
traction men he wants to talk it over
with them in get-together-for-Chi-
cago spirit. The mayor is getting all
kinds of promises Of cooperation.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
STREET CAR COMPANIES
NEW DEAL

whenever the street car companies
want something from the city coun-
Gil or the mayor they make prom
Use. Then they break the promise
and leave the city holding the bag.
How the people are buncoed out of
good street car service by this sort
of trickery was brought out again be-
fore the council local transportation
committee yesterday.
Leonard Busby, head of the Chi
cago Surface Lines, president of the
Chicago City Rys., told the alder
men:
'"The city council order for extern
sions for the year 1914 is a dead let
ter. l must so regard it and l can
not follow out its provisions"
Nothing rotten about this until you
understand
That solemn, written pledge was
made by the three big main street
car companies in 1907 ordinances.
The promise was then and there writ
ten down that % miles of extensions
would be built each year by the COM
panies. There were no exceptions to
the promise and no conditions. 1t
was recognized that as Chicago is
growing it needs more than % miles
of new tracks a year.
Yes, it is true Busby gave the COM
mittee yesterday promise that 25
miles of extensions will be built this
year. But before Busby agreed to
this, he stated it clearly as an under
stood condition that the companies
shol not obey the council order of
last year for % miles of extension.
The Chicago Surface Lines, of
which Busby is the managing head,
are owned by financial interests of
which Morgan and Rockefeller banks
are the heaviest holders. The local
men who watch the game for these
interests are Samuel insult, Henry |
Blair, Harrison B. Riley and John ]. |
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
BANKS REPORT
SHOWS DETROIT'Sa
CONDITION GOOu

The report of the National Banl
or Commerce, which Is printed II
this issue in The Times. Is mat
ter OF interest not alone for TIL
banks patrons and prospective pa
rons, but is a matter of general ~
terest, inasmuch as the banks hi9
water mark as to deposits may W.
be taken as an index of the nn1x
cial condition Of the whole city.
The National Bank OF Commerc~
began business in 1907. At tho veFX
outset the personnel OF the o11ce&4
and directors was such as to cUnl5
mand wide attention in the businesC
world. It's third annual statemeu&
showed deposits Of nearly six mill
lion dollars. The rate OF growth
has continued in an accelerated a.
gree and in It's report OF depositns
published in The Times columns q
today, deposits amounting to $1ee
$4,000 are shown. The growth q
the bank reflects credit on tn
management, on It's ability to com.
mand public confidence, and on the
financial condition of Detroit as well.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
BABE DYING, WIFE
ASKS POLICE TO
LOCATE HUSBAND

For Gods sake. come homes'
Baby is dying"
Even this urgent message, sent
by his wife, Clara, failed to bring 81
response from Frank Osborne. O.
No. 1896 ,Crane-ave., HamtramckS'
who left home three months ago.
ostensibly to collect $50 or $40 Al
back pay for his services as -
strikebreaker some time previously.
Mrs. Osborne last heard from her
husband April IS. when he wrote
her from No. 316 South State-st.s
Chicago, and spoke of enclosing ~.
There was no money in the letter.
however, and since that date shs
has written him repeatedly without
result. She fears he has met with
some accident. and has asked the
Detroit police to aid her In locating
him. Osborne Is lather.
In the meantime the mother Is IN
desperate straits. with no money!
insufficient clothing and her To-
months-old baby at deaths door.
She is being cared for temporarily
by the family of William Vein, with
whom the Osbornes shared the
house on Crane-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
FACILITIES FOR
TWILIGHT SLEEP
TO BE PROVIDED

Members of the staff OF me Wom-'
ans hospital will be given facilities
for giving their patients the "twi-
light sleep" treatment, according TO-
q recent decision OF the board. which:
has been discussing the advisability'
OF taking this action for some time.
Tho twilight sleep will not be
given in the hospitals own cases,
but any physician who wants to use
II for his patients will be provided
with the necessary quiet rooms and
trained nurses. This action was
favored by Dr. c. Holllster Judd and
others who are much interested in
the twilight sleep treatment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Marriage Licenses.

Charles y Morris. %. Detroit;
Eliza beth Morris. rs. Kalamazoo.
Albert H. Baumgarth. IS. Albin
klopp, 2g.
Emil Pioch. %. Alma Priebe. 20
Arthur W. Blank 90 Clara Klein
Louis Koths. 20. Taylor Center;
Joseph n Williams. as. Sary
Barnsy jcdnohowskl, 20; Gertrude
Mi Ml!isssssi Ryan. 81 Margaret Nc
John Rymut. q. Mary Gauczar. 10.
Dell NJ Herrick, &c. Worthwhile,
Helen i.atimer, -. same.
Loo Cooper. 81, ErmSnie Kaeding.
charlie. hurley. 81. Crosse Isle
Ruth Gulick. Is. same
p cIa'g H. Barrett. 49, Martha NJ
Hjsimar Haywood. 81; Grace swls.
Albert c. clas. 81. Laura clcInnd.
Gresori canla, %; Johanna sueIo.
JACK y Bracket 81. Katherine
sam c6udier. Sc sarah Rottenberg.
oliver A Little, ss, Francis L. Low
walia Miller. 20: Kate HAYNES. ~
Nicls Hansen, 3. Lena WeinTich'
william Navo. 20. Ida Cunning. 81.
Joseph Mylek. 20; Magdalena Lie.
Albert Frydryeh. 20 Cecilia IA
gnjewski 10
bcnlil / sehweier. 20 Rose T.
Peter Wilson. 2s; Margaret smith.
Edward J Miclke. 90 Elizabeth
Kutchinsky, %.
Alfred Reyreuther. - Grace J..
Joseph Berghor. % Rose Prlmak,
10
Dorsey simmons. 60 Kenton. o.
Myrtle \. Downing -. same.
Everett VI, Grimm. 2N. Flora Payn-
Archie P. Klaiss. %, Lillian NJ
Gregg Turubun 30 Mabel swarth-
ErRss, = piscey. sS Ruby C. Paw
s.s L;,ser, + Hotter. 81 johanna"
sam Uzelac. so, Elizabeth Martin
John Thompson u: Grace Caswen.
10
Earl McMuucn. 20 Flint; GLADYS
Drnahue "a. same
Edward Iialda - Edna Hucbncr
pie;ro Messina. 30 Arata Greco.
-
John Keen. 90. Balalia NJ BONN
hardt. t5
Is
Grand day FOR soCcer fans '0st
Lewis r. Caumnus Jr. 90 Bay city;
Eva - Nannlon. IS Detroit
John A. Northwood, -. Hottie NJ
Hawk shaw. -
Adolrhus Kelly. 90, Maud Thomp-
George Davidson 80 MAY o Farm
ahm. SO
Andrew NicoL Is. SOPHIA sutton. 20
Fred White - sarah wilson ~
Antoui Pollok. 20 Amiela bloch IL
Ernie Harwood. q Maria ~ short
cecil Russell %. olive Jeary. -.
Castrensc Caronna. 81 Concetta
Mamma. q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
FHz Buyers EVERYB0DYS COLUMN SEEz 55z 75
@fA~s Offered" Exclusive
MOrtuary

widow OF the late Shepherd ~. Cur
RE and mother of samuel II. Al
s tfsS pe Gs5'Si Gium Aat@Sr and
Mrs. otto Dittmer. Funeral Satur-
day, June 8, from residence OF
Afathins Haths. % Newherry-ave.,
~ y. m. Funeral private.
TtIRBANks-Mrs Carrie. widow Of
Mr.. Merley Fairbanks. dearly be
loved mother OF Edith. GLADYS.
Robert and Kenneth. June 1. Flu
neral at RESIDENCE. 923 Eighteenth
1T. Friday at m.
HtBERkORN--Juhe ?. ut residence.
IIaherkorn. aged IS Year,, father OF
g. VI, IIaherkorn. Jr.. Adelaide u
Haberkorn and infant son, Henry
Harvey Haberkorn. Funeral FRI
day, June 4, at 2;3O p. m.
GIsON-June 2. Bessie p. be-
loved wife Of James G. Ferguson.
Funeral Friday morning. 10 a. IN.
from residence. s75 Tweifth-st,
MARTIN May II. 1915 Anthony.
agcd - years. beloved son OF
tin. nee Bauer. and dear brother
OF Arthur. Mrs. George Payer,
clara. Irene. Jacob. Viola and Ray
mond Martin. Funeral from resi-
si5 n. m, and to St GATHERINGS
McLEoD--Harry A, aged 81. dear
brother OF John A.. MALCOLM, Mrs.
jos. Webster. Mrs g. L. MtGregor.
Mrs. J. Mcdonald. Mrs. Herbert
VAIN Funeral from 10 Concord
ave. friday. 2 p m.
McG AIRY ON June /, 1918. Kath:
icen. daughter ot John NJ and
Elizabeth Florence FLYNN McGarry,
Funeral from residence. 2Ss Van
pyke-ave. Friday, June 4 Re
qu'cm services st. Charles church
AZ Q a. m.
MINER June !. 1918. a, his rest
dence. 224 North ave. Mt. Clemens,
Mich. John, beloved husband Of
Josephine &, Miner. Funeral Fri
day. June 4. TO - Peters church at
10 o'clock Burial at lit. Elliott
Via funeral car. Private. Kindly
omit flowers.
PETZUOIT--Iune . at his residence.
43 Heudrie-avc.. John H., aged Is
wears. husband ~ the late Emelia
rctZholt grandfather Of Georgine
and carl MRttson. Funeral Friday.
p. M
sCUJITE--Iune :. 1915. Christine
tuCe ftardoinl. at family residence.
~ Waterloo st. beloved wife or
Joseph " Schultz and dear mother
of Rose Knox. Irene. Raymond.
walter. Amaudus. Joseph. Edward.
Norbert. I.sona and Loretta. Notice
81 funeral later.
WIEsr--Suddenly At Saginaw. Mich.
June l. 1915 Jacob Mer.S behaved
husband " Martha Honey West
Funeral services from residence. 81
Owcn-aVc Funeral Friday morn
ing az 10 o'clock. Funeral private.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
MAN CAVORTS
ABOUT PARK CT
ONLY IN PAJAM

The spectacle OF a masz cavo1
about Water Works park u
gray OF the dawn with only y
OF knee length pajamas 10 Prod
him from the weather--and q N
some weather, too---cansed no ~
excitement in the neighbours
Thursday morning. The ayt44
gamboler was Hugh Mcmillan, 60
q, OF No. 276 Montclair-ave.,
cording to the police report. An
five hours in the open he was qllz
willing TO accompany PatrolmI
Henry Van Coppenoble to the A
precinct station, and he was lao1
removed to the detention ward 4
police headquarters, where he 4
under observation. MCMILLAN IN
persists in his dislike for cOvor1H
OF any kind, and when wrapped 4
a blanket he promptly threw II q
and started to tear II up. He G.
veloped a bad cold as a result OF ~
early morning excursion. The CT
physicians will examine him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
OATS RETAINS
JOB AS STATE
GAME WARDEN

LANSING, Mich, June 3. (Spe-
cial.) -WIlliam r. Oates. OF Mar
quette, was appointed state game,
fish and forestry warden for a term
OF one year by the Public Domain
commission in session here today.
John Baird, OF Saginaw. who sought
to replace Oates, was appointed
chief deputy warden Thomas Da-
vid Jones, of Petoskey, the present
chief deputy. was made license
clerk. Oates salary will remain at
SO, 900 a year. that OF Baird viii be
$500. Oates was opposed by Gill
man Dame. chairman Of the Repub-
lican state central committee. For
mer Gov. Osborn. who originally
appointed Oates. backed Dame for
the place.
This is the first appointment OF
game warden by the domain com
mission, the appointive power hay
ing been taken from the governor
by the last legislature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Deaths

Frank Sachn, l2l3 81. Aubin. 20
ears, Inquest pending. Anna Krass.
ga Riopclle. SO years. embolus ccre-
burrows. 200 w. Jefferson. &c years.
leart disease; Frank Stevenson, chill
irons Free hospital, ] month, mall
nutrition. Grazzla Nopolitano. 81.
Marco Ferlan. Grace hospital. %
fcars. gnngrenous appendicitis So
,hia w. Wilcox. 90 Elm. GO years,
iarcinoma. Unknown woman, foot Of
ng. LILLIAN Theut. 20 Emmons. Is
fears. pcritonitis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
FINEST REPUBLIC
DECLARES WAR
AGAINST AUSTRIA

LUCIANO. June 3.-The tiny re-
public of San Marino has declared
war against Austria, according to
news agency dispatches. San Mar,
inc has an army OF less than 100
men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
HANNAH
/ NrcGraw Bldg
To Northumberland ESTATE.

go ACRES. miles from Algonac, g.
room house. 30x4O: barn and Sow
oral outbuildings, all in fair condi 81
ton. about acres Of good orchard
D. acre strawberries and raspber-
rics. most Of spring crops are IN
horse, cows, > calves, chickens
ducks: al farm tools to work the
farm with VIII exchange for city
property up TO s2.50o 10 $1,000.
GILMORE & CHAVENELLE
Az HAMMOND BLDG CAD. 2939.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Classified s,'t':''.... | c %,,s !

Cash with order. II charged. &c n
line
No transient advertising inserted
for less than i6c with cash. lsc IL
charged. per insertion
The above rates apply 10 all claEsi-
fiCatlons except Births, cards or
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Noticos
and all ads. preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. s5c Tor % words or less. over
Is words Ono-and one third cents Tor
each extra word.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
con saIr-nrsIpcNcE PROPERTY

JOHN NJ SCHUNK, IL Boone-st,. Is
Invited 20 attend tho Orpheum the.
alter Friday evening az n guest or
the Detroit Times. Two tickets are
waiting ~ this office for him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
Births.
BOYS

BOYS
w Smith. 2i5 Hartford; l.. Wales.
tS5 Green. NJ Folnstein. $50 Hast
,nss n k@wS. ~ MiiT :, s,.., =, p
1851 Ferry; q. smith 22b Hoihrook
W Thcbault. ei5 Baker +. Olivia.
1905 Dubois. W. Weeker, iiI2 KIRBY;
NJ schwartz. pS6 TromblCy, G. Roger.
loo Mt Vernon n Soriu, Harper hos
pital. l.. RoEsczewEk. 22o Thirticth.
G. Levitt. tS2 Tlilmau, ~ Hoffman.
Harper hospital, NJ Krawlzyn.ki,
i002 Frederick J. ProskowskL 40
i. Eii-idsc. $40 Mcrreil \. Ogurskl,
Ia Carhcld r. Hermans. 40 Third
burke. i93 Euclid. +. Turrell. $40 =
Concord v Thorn, 1905 Hurihut r
mans hospital w. pcMar. 5s7 New
mort + Craft Dc CharicvoiN. T.. Bar
faro. go Fort \. Hemstreet Is
Fifteenth. /. Russell, i3a seventeenth
Elliott r. suzatski. $50 Thirty NTH
e wallace. Harper hospital " Cor.
aon. SIS Cameron; w Miller, al
crawford Z ZispaskL 1889 MedhurF
Gorak. IS Mcdn9ry h fa So
cciner. Sos Mitchell G. Zadzinski.
SOS Wesson, 6 Kohfcldt ZOE Ante
tam. J. Kowalski. 81 81. Charles. q.
slbIy, Grace hospital; " Kishner.
i45 Garfield " Hofmeyer. 1863 Field,
A. Gacsh. les Hancock
GIRLS.
T.. Nieuwlandt. 657 Hillger j.
tgnaczak. $50 buchanan. VI Dumas.
tb0h Hibbard; r. HORNED, 1881 For
est. q Adams, 2tl sheridan, \, Noia,
lb2 Mullett: ]. Spillane. IS Plum. J
i.Angneker. ~ Lyman, J Cozelski,
t3s Campbell. J Dudck, i19 Thirty
irst j KroRuIecki. 80 Thirty sec
,nd w. schultz, S95 Roosevelt: NJ
scrvsi. ib9 Kirby; w. Roberts, il62
Canton u. Marvel, li3 Frederick ".
rhlel, 1885 Mcclellan; \. Bachman.
it7t Twenty NTH W. carney. IS2
nlinois j. Kucharski. q Albcrtns.
?. Michael. i05 Atwater. -. Stein. Isl
brewster, \. Obcrthcr, b4i Fort; w.
Haley, 1884, Russell, r.. Poppa, its
Monroe. +. Ebert. 36i Dubois
ttwins); w Japlonskl. 1913 81. .Au-
Din; =. Nevanpaa. SCI Greenwood; y.
WoJcik. BAG Wcsson. r. Bruder. 1855
Campbell J. Wendt. SIS Michigan; J
Pingston. ls stanford II. Wilkie.. 206
Campbell, NJ. Hranchand Harper hos
pitai. II. Rothenberg. 1916 Fisher. w
McGraw, 262 baltimore. J. Humphries
i2tSk Grand River; u. LaChapelle
l23 Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

WILLIAM CROYDON. 25 Henry st, is
invited 10 attend the Orpheum the
alter Friday evening as guest or
the Detroit Times. Two tickets are
waiting at this office for him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Printing. the plain neRr sind--thRt
r. right--Times job Drpt--NnIn d52n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
MEETINGS.

MEMBERS Of Pride Of Western Rob.
Lodge. No a30. l. . q F. are re-
uuc-ted 20 meet at Western Temple
Maybury ave Sunday. June 8. at
20 D. m to participate In memoir
tAl services with subordinate lodges
az Woodmere cemetery Mary Dent
y O.; Ljhbie Whipple. Rec. Sec'y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

Mnen you answer vn-se adVertise'
ments please mention the Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

PARTY MOVING TO California can
rent part OF car. Central Storage
Co. Cadillac 60.
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WANTED 70 Buy.

CASH, CASH!-we buy old false
teeth. old gold watches. diamonds.
tewelry etc. in any condition.
Liberty Refning Co, 81 Woodward
ave fourth floor.
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Nnen you answer these ndvertisS.
ments please mention the Times
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GARAGES

ROEHL BROS. Storage, Carriage and
Packing. Officc 169 Alfred. Ridge
S23 Waverly-nvc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

ED-Experienced girls for
making hand made envelopes. Ap-
ply 81 TO 90 East Fort.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

WANTEp--Women 20 work for hus-
bands room an1 board. 90 Victor
ave. Hemlock c3iT-J
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BILLIARDS AND POOL.

BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Ia
hles with the only genuine Monarch
cushions. new and remodeled at
moderate prices and easy terms;
also supplies and repairing Bruins
wick Bake Collendcr Co, OF Michi-
gan. 100 Randolph-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04
COME SEE
RUSSELL ISLAND

Tho miniature Belle Isle which splits
the 81 clair river into the North
and Middle channels All the trat-
nc Of the Great Lakes passes your
rnr,h IT'S always cool - Russell
tslnnd compare the modest prices.
easy teens and sure to-increhse
values 81 this summer bungalow
colony holding q clea rtitle from
rho L. : government with other
otTerfnrs. our representatives meet
star Line boat At the island and
street cars at Algonac. Cali or
write for illustrated literature and
commitment
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when you answer tnese advertise.
ments please mention tho Times
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MRS. T.. BESTOCK. COL Roosevelt IS
>> invited TO attend the Orpheum the
on Friday evening. Two tickets
are waiting at this office for her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

one who can go home nights. two
In family. wages SO. Call North
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

TERRACE for rent, 202 ST. Paul. cor
ner OF Helen. Apply $50 Hclcn-ave.
East 131.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-04

JEFFERSO AVE. 2e9t. near water
works, beautiful. modern home
bedrooms, large pnrch's. shown by
appointment Telephone Hickory
1SS-W. evenings
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-01-26
To Honolulu Court

Deputy United States Marshal
Harris arrived from Honolulu last,
Wednesday morning and placed
under arrest Manuel G.. Silva, the
automobile man of Homesteads,
and Mrs. Esther K. Mcdeiro3, of
Koloa. The prisoners were con
fined i'll the Jail at Koloa until
Saturday afternoon, when they
were transferred to the Kinau and
taken to Honolulu.
The parties + ( preliminarilv
charged with violating the Ed
munds Act, the ollense being COM
mitted, it is alleged, at Hanalei.
1t is understood that complaint TO
the United States authorities came
through the Kauai police. Sn ac-
count of the fact that both of the
accused persons are well known oil
Kauai, the case and the arrests
created a mild sensation.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-01-26
Bride AND GROOM
ARE ENTERTAINED

Tuesday evening Senator and
Mrs. Charles A. Rice entertained
al an deliberately appointed dinner
III honor Of Mr.. and Mrs GUY
Rankin, WHO have recently return
ed from th2r honeymoon.
A large basket of artistlCally ar
ranged Cecilie hibiscus graced the
center of the table. The place cards
were dainty handpainted ladies
III the most modiSh costumes.
After dinner the party attended
Miss Low 5 dancing class at Kilo
hama.
Senator and Mrs. RiCe's guests
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rankin,
Mr.. and Mrs Eric Knudsen, Miss
Louise Day, DR.. and Mrs. Putnam.
Mr.. Grote and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Rice, Ir.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-01-26
Lihue vs.. Homestead

DR.. A. r. Glaisyer brought his
Homestead braves over TO Lihue
Sunday afternoon to try conclu-
sions with the local baseball team.
The contest, which started at
O'Clock, was almost as slow as t c
fighting III France, finally ending
in a score Of Is to II against the
visitors. John Fernandez pitched
most of the time for the Lihucs
Ii d Manuel Andrade steadied
the box for the Kalaheos.
The Homesteaders went away
feeling that a second game would
surely come out different, aud a
come back" will probably result.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-01-26
Koloa News Notes

Ladies of koloa engaged in sew
ing for the war sufferers III Europe
had a very pleasant worl-social
session with Mrs. DR.. A. II.
Waterhouse last Thursday after
noon. \ number of sewing ma
chimes were kept bu2zing and a
large number of warm garments
advanced to completion. Ice cream
and other refreshments were en-
joyed.
One Of our citizens most direct
" interested in the great war in
Europe is Mr.. p. A. Romano,
bookkeeper of the koloa Sugar
Company, whose old home is im-
mediateiv on the battle line in
Alsace. He has many relations
actually in the fighting and others
who are constantly affected by it..
w. Smith, of Hanalei, is assist
ing Mr., Chairman in the Koloa
post office.