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The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
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Enfold ding Proce
crossing Very
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STUBBORN FIGHT \
AT MANY P0ug
Movement ThroQ
Buk0wina CAIN q
Fast Nom ntliIIl

BERLIN. (via wirsIsss o. n
donl. July 2o.--swssping DOWN
Warsaw from the north. : CeEG
army under Gen. Callwftx
forced the Russians to rstrsat G
the Narew river It several p
and has taken up positions 1ess
40 miles from the Poli6A capit n
~ ofncial Atntsment 1Se1
waY once early tooAys ~ 1nc
| that .jxuueA anndAy
cIared that the great ~ -
to squeeze the Russians out 0l
saw is moving forward 1t arla6l11 I
speed. From the Riga REGION -
Bukowina the Slavs are evsrywheeo
in retreat. abandoning guns and A..
muniticn.
In the fighting south OF PrsasnyG1
alone. Won Hindenburg's forces hayo
captured 101 Russian onlcers ~
2s,760 men. Between the Bug a14
the vistula. Mackensen has una44
1890 prisoners In the past - Aool1
of lighting. Prisoners taken at otno
sectors of the long battle froGe
raise the total number Of captvo4
to more than $4,000.
In the Riga region In the extremo
north, Gen. Won Buelow's forces
have occupied Tukum and are con-
tinuing their advance against RieAs
now less than 40 miles away. Won
Buelow's cavalry IL ovsrrunine ~
Wlndau river region, driving tAo
Russians back in panicky retreat.
Between the Pissa and Skwa ~
ers, the Russians have evacuaeeo
their positions and have retreoeeo
| In the direction of the NareW ~.
er." said the ofYicial statonnon1.
"The armies Of Gen. Gallwits now
occupy the Narew line IN their -
tirety. Southwest Of OstrOaenkR.
the enemy has retreated across ths
| Narew.
Between the vistula and the
Piiica, the enemy continues his ~
treat eastward. Between the upper
vistula and the Bug. Gen. Macksn-
sen, fghting all day. defeated the
Russians. despite desperate resist-
ance at Graboviec. 20 miles south
east OF Krasnotaf. innicting severe
losses. In this same region Mach
| (CoatinueA On Page FSas.D
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
THAW HAS
QUIET DAY
Spends Homecoming
Quietly And Avoids
Curious Crowds

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 90
Harry X. Thaw spent his first day
in Pittsburgh after his homecoming.
last night, quietly at his mothers
home in Beechwood. blvd. Only close
personal friends Of the family Wis
tied the house.
An automobile ride to districts in
Pittsburgh. which we're familiar to
Thaw in his boyhood, was on the
program for this afternoon, but
Thaw has developed desire to
avoid curious crowds.
He refused to state his future
plans. At one time he said he had
intended to become a lawyer, but
he had given II up. He said he was
too nervous to be a lawyer.
Thaw said that he intended to
take In the San Francisco exposi-
tion. but his plans for going there
are indefinite.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

IS KILLED
Slips Under Wheels
While Trying to
Board Engine

willys Wilcox. probationary Are
man of Truck No. 3, was In
stautly killed, late Monday after
noon. when he attempted to jump
on the speeding fire apparatus ~ II
was answerins an alarm, which had
come in while Wilcox and anokhor
fireman we're at lunch In q cafe on
Grand River-ave.. near Cass-ave.
The two men dashed from the res
taurant as the shrek Of the nre
whistle sounded. when the appar-
atus turned from Bagley-ave. into
Grand River-ave., and started west
ward.
Wilcox's companion, experienced
in catching the speeding auto, swung
on at the back, gripping the hand
rail, but Wilcox dived at the side
OF the heavy truck, missed his foot
ing. but clung desperately to the
flying auto for an instant. Then
he slid under the rear wheel, which
passed over his head, killing him in
stantly, as the machine neared the
G. A. r. building.
The big auto thundered on for
nearly a block before 1t could be
stopped.
Two rubber-coated firemen jumped
down, and ran back to where their
young comrade lay. They gave one
glance at the corpse. then rubbed
their hands across their eyes, as
though to shut out the sight, raised
their arms in a signal to their com
rades on the auto that all was over
for Wilcox, and then they raced
back to the big machine, and
whirled away to answer the cal
that even death must not delay.
A police auto had Just arrived al
Grand River and Bagley-aves., tC
pick up a boy, injured when he wa'
knocked from his bicycle by a stree
car, Just before the fire auto round
ed the corner.
The officers on the patrol spec
away to the other accident, ant
picked up wilcox's body, as hi
comrades were disappearing on theil
way to the fire.
Wilcox WAS taken TO st. Mary!
hospital, but the officers were tolt
that the trip was useless. and the
body was removed to the count,
morgue, Coroner Rothacher givint
a verdict Of accidental death.
Wilcox, who was 2s years old
and boarded at No. 1877 Montcalm'sf
east, came TO Detroit from Flush
ing, Mich, short time ago, and
Immediately sought position on
the fre department. He was en-
rolled as substitute fireman, and
was not yet a regular member o'
the department.
His father was notified OF the
| ra9edy, Monday night.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
MINERS WIN
DEMANDS
Outlook Bright for Set
tlement of Coal
Strike
(By Cable 70 The TsmesJ

LONDON, July 20.--There Is to-
day a brighter outlook in the coal
strike situation in South Wales, due
in some degree to the injection OF
the magnetic persuasive personality
of Lloyd George. himself a Welsh.
man and present minister OF muni-
tions. But the change is due prin.
cipally to the known determination
of the government to take over the
mines throughout the war In the
event OF the failure OF the present
negotiations to secure a resumption
of work. On this account the coal
mine owners have conceded prac-
tically all the demands OF the
miners.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
LEO FRANK
UNCHANGED
Still in Critical COndi-
ton Says Advices
From Prison

ATLANTA, Ca. July 20.-Leo M.
Franks condition was little changed
today, according to latest advices
from the prison farm at Milledge-
vile.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

Detrelt steekhelders Of the PsctAc
SHs q k.tectric 10. are elated over
the annual report of the company
for the year ending Dec. 81, 1914.
which shows an increase OF 81 .46e.-
9s7 In the net operating revenue
over the preceding year. The com
on . cash basis and has ample
working capital. the report says
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
The tventy-pipth annual convention
OF tbe Michigan bankers ns-o~ss-

The twenty-pipth annual convention
OF the Michigan Bnnkers "s-oe's
fIon will he held in Grand kaplds.
1nlv -. gS and 90. Headquar,ers
wiIi be in the Hotel Pantiinu;
Nearly all Of the Detroit banks VIII
send delegates.
rhe Adrrpft club Of Detroit VIII np-
MY for ~mbershfp In the Assoct-
atcd Advertising CLUBS OF tne
world. which met recently In chr
cago. II IL can secure release
from It's "gentlemen's agreement
with the Advertising Afhlintion,
comprising the clubs of Cleveland
BufYalo. Rochester and Detroit. For
tho purpose Of securing this re-
lease the Adcraft clubs representa-. !.
tivcs on the affiliations board OF
directors will 20 TO Cleveland.
Thursday. 10 meet the other direc-
tors. II their consent IL given the
question OF applying for member .
ship in the big organisation VIII
be submitted TO q rsfeseo1um vote
Of the membership.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
RUSSIANS ADMIT TEUI
DRIVE IS Still F0nCII
CARS ARMY BACK
THE WEATHER

Detroit and viclnitys TueeAay nlght
end wednesday, partly elOuayD not
much change In tempeRatuPeD no0er-
ate nOrthesly winds.
night and Wednesdays moderate
variable winds.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

vOHN HAYS HAMMOND JR., of the we-known min
ing engineer has perfected wireless apparatus by which
he control the movements of small boat twenty miles
at sea his front porch the shore at Gouces
ter Mass He has made experiments with this boat in
der to to control torpedo to be sent against hostile
battleship
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

Prenting, the plain neat klnd-shat
= rlgNV-T1nses Job Dept.-Masn <6SoI
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

Printing, the plain neat kind-that
n riGht-T1mes Job Dept-Main ]53O.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
CROWD WATCHES
HUMAN TORCH

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July 20.
crowd screamed warnings
into his ears, Samuel Peterson stood
at the west end of the Sixth-st.
bridge Monday, a human pillar Of
flames. and refused to take meas
ures 10 extinguish the blaze.
Peterson's clothing caught fire
from lighted pipe which he had
placed in his pocket. he afterwards
said, but why he stood still as his
body was being scorched. he was
unable to explain.
Edward Deryter pushed Peterson
into the river after his garments
we're charred. Peterson was taken
to Butterworth hospital but there Is
little hope for his recovery. He Is
10 years old.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

DELIvER PACKAGES. MEssAGrs,
UTC, ~ MsssengeR Service. Coll
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

Mrs. william saispa was granted
decree of divorce, Monday after
nom, bv Judge Hosmer. after she
had convinced the court that her
husband had been cruel to her. The
wife said he beat her no less than
80 times, and once. while In rage,
he lifted her from the floor and
held her over a hot stove. much IN
the same manner as one would
when toasting bread.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

Printing. the plain neat kiud-thst
n rfEht-Times Job Dept.-Main l53o.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

Detroit T'~e. Job rr'.tiss Dest-
Main lS2O.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

1t was voted upon motion of Hay
man that Mr.. Fimley's petition be
granted.
A communication was read from
John X. White, State Sanitary InSpec-
tor, Boise, Idaho, under date of Aug
ust 3lst., 1915, relative to the health
conditions of the city.
1t was voted upon motion of Lilly
that the health officer be instructed to
rigidly enforce the health ordinances
of the city and that all unsanitary
conditions be remidied at once.
The petition of Amos ]. Miller ct al
for the extension of the water works
system from Cleveland Boulevard on
Aven street to Main, was read.
The petition of the Fire Depart
ment for the installation of bath
tub in the Fire Hall was read. The
matter was referred to the Fire Com
mittee.
The time coming on regularly for
the hearing of objections from any
person or persons aggreived by the
assessments levied on the 1915 nuis-
ance roll, the following objections
were read:
c. B. Banks, lot of block "a Wash
ington Heights Addition. in the sum
of seventy-five cents and A. J. Barney,
lots 9 and 10 block l0l Goandu Ad-
dition, in the sum of fifty cents. Both
claiming that there were no weeds
cut in front of their respective pieces
Of property and that the charges
against same are erroneous and I'M
just, and asked to be relieved from
paying said assessments. 1t was voted
upon motion of Ackley that the re-
quests be granted. No further OBJ
jections appearing the Clerk was in
structed to so note in the minutes.
The time coming on regularly for
the opening of bids for hay and oats
the following bids were received and
opened. w. c. Parker, $4,000 pounds
oats at $l.45 per cwt, w. H. Guerin
alfalfa hay, $500 per ton, timothy
and clover $1,000 per ton.
1t was voted upon motion of Hay
man that action on the bids be de
ferred until the next meeting.
The depository bond of the FRS
National Bank in the sum of $4,000
dated August 10th, 1915, and the de
pository bond of the Western Ma
tional Bank in the sum of $4,000
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

den street to Indiana Avenue thence
south on Indiana Avenue to Cherry
street was read.
The petition was referred to the
Water Committee and to the City
Engineer for report as to the prob
able cost.
The petition of T. F. Bridges ct al
tor the exclusion from the City Linn
its of all that property in Section SO
NV, which lies north and east Of
the north east boundary of the o. S.
l.. right of way, was read.
The petition of E. L. Douglass ct al
for the exclusion from the City Limits
and not made subject to any tax here
matter levied by the said City of all
of Section "a except the NEH Sec
ton "a, Twp. AN, Range 3W., B. NJ,
was read.
The petition of Julia V. Finney ct al
for the exclusion from the City limits
and made not subject to any tax here
matter levied by the said City of all
of Section IS South and West of the
lnterurban R. R. and Cleveland Boule-
ward, was read
The City Attorney being present ad-
vlsed that he had gone into the legal
ity of excluding portions from the
City limits and that up to the pres
ent time he had been unable to find
any authority by which such action
could be taken by city. He request
ed the petitioners to file brief show
ing their authorities on the question
Mr.. Harold Johnson appeared ask
ing to be relieved from paying a water
bill charged against him for the month
of August, 1915, in the sum of $3.50
stating that he considered the charge
unjust as he did not use this amount
of water. The matter was referred
to the water committee for report al
the next meeting.
A communication was read from
Harry Finley of Nampa, requesting
permission to erect bill-boards at the
following places. Sebree lots No. x
and % Original Townsite; VIM. CupI
lots, across from Interurban Station
Miss Gilligan lots, on 9TH next tc
Miss Gilgan lots, on 9TH next tc
between 9th and 9TH; Sebree lots, cor
ner 9Th and Arthur; Sebree lot, cor
ner 9TH and Arthur and Sebree lot
next to Caldwell Forwarding Com
pany.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

dated August 9TH, 1915, were pre-
Sented. 1t was voted upon motion of
Ackley that the bonds be approved
and accepted.
The 1915 Sprinkling Roll as pre-
pared by the Street Committee was
presented 1t was voted upon motion
of Ackley that the same be confirmed,
ratified and approved and that the
Clerk be instructed to advertise the
same as required by law, and that the
Council hereby fixes Monday, Oct
ober llth., 1915, at 8 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of hearing and consider
ing objections by any person or per-
sons aggreived by the said assess
ment roll.
The City Engineer being present,
recommended that the o. S. L. R. r.
company be required to ballast their
road bed on Aven Street and to put
in street crossings and also to remove
their tract off of the sewer in the al
ley north of the main line.
The quarterly report OF the City
Treasurer for the quarter ending July
81, 1915, was read. 1t was voted up
on motion of Hayman that the same
be approved.
The reports of the following offic-
ers for the month of August, 1915,
we're read. City Engineer, City Clerk,
Superintendent of Water Works,
Street Commissioner, Police Judge,
Sexton and City Librarian. 1t was
voted upon motion of Hayman that
the reports be approved and ordered
filed.
The Mayor announced the appoint
ment Of Mrs. Thomas f. Buckner on
the Library Board to fill out the I'M
expired term of Curtis Hayden, re-
signed. 1t was voted upon motion OF
Ackley that the appointment be APP
proved.
In the matter of drainage for the
north side of town the attorney was
asked to express an opinion as to the
legality of the city joining with the
Pioneer District and draining this
section of the City. The City to stand
one-t third of the expense. The at.
torney stated that he had made some
investigation and that it was his opin.
ion that the proper way to make such
improvement was to form an i'm.
provement district and assess the
property benefited for the cost of the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17
CHAUTAUQUA HOME READ
ING COURSE SCHEDULE

Chautauqua Home Reading Course,
American year meetings first, third
and fourth Tuesdays at Carnegie Ii
brary, 2;30 p. M
Supplementary work-Group of
Famous American Women; Group of
Leading American Humorists; Group
of Great American Poets; Group of
Great American Scientists; A Study
of American Art, using sets of re-
productions, Mrs. Blatchley. leader.
Anyone wishing to take the work
may order the books of Miss Bedford,
Secretary, at the Carnegie library.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

work.
1t was voted upon motion of Lilly
that Council adjourn until Tuesday
evening, September 18th, 1915, at 8
o'clock, p. m.
S. BEN DUNLAP,
City Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

The small home can frequently be
heated by one stove Get Coles High
Range and both cook and heat.
BOYES HARDWARE COMPANY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

Buck Kilby says every time he
sees an Italian Juggling a harp around
his ambition to be an angel receives
setback
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

Grand Total e. ........ SIS ,S34.7l
The following bills not o. KID by
the Finance Committee were read:
B. D. Umphenour, claim for
damages, ...............$ us
The Idahoan, subscription .... SIS
J. A. Dement,, ST., right of way
Lateral No. 4. .............. III. so
The Bellan Investment Com
pany, interest ............ 798.88
1t was voted upon motion of Lilly
that the bill of the Bellan Investment
Company be referred to the City At
torney and that the bills of The Idaho
an, ]. A. Dement,, Sr, and B. D. UNI
phenour be referred back to the
Finance Committee for investigation.
Mr.. F. L. Keller appeared relative
to the condition of Arthur street, stat
ing that the crossings were in such
shape that it was impossible to sprin-
kle the street thoroughly. He stated
that the conditions of the crossings
were due to the negligence of the rail-
road company and he requested the
Council to have the same fixed The
matter was referred to the Street
Committee and to the Engineer for
investigation and report.
Mr.. Waggoner appeared, stating
that he owned property located ON
18th and Blain streets, along the side
of which cement sidewalks had been
ordered in. He stated that he had a
good board walk around this property
and he requested permission to delay
the construction of the cement walk
until next spring.
Mr.. I. S. Binford appeared with a
request that the Council grant tenn
porary permission to the Binford
Lumber Company to close the alley
which runs through the yards of the
said Binford Lumber Company after
business hours only. He stated that
it was necessary to close the alley in
order to protect the property in the
yards and The Caldwell Ice & Cold
Storage Company were the only peo-
pie who would in any way be incon-
venienced by such an arrangement
and that they had given their consent
to the closing of the yards, as evidenc,
ed by the following letter.
Caldwell, Idaho, August ~, 1915
To the Honorable City Council of
Caldwell, Idaho:
This is to certify that we the un
dersigned have no objections to tht
Binford Lumber Company beinl
granted the privilege of placing gates
across the alley at each end of BlocE
70 in the Original townsite of Cald
well, Idaho, with the understanding
that the gates are kept open during
business hours.
(Signed) Caldwell Ice & Cold Stor
age Co., by Martin Jensen
1t was voted upon motion Of Hay
man that the Binford Lumber Com
J pany be allowed to construct gates II
order to close the yards during tn
night time only.
Mr.. C. H. Van Wyngardner appear
! ed with the request that the Council
order in a concrete sidewalk in iron
!; of lots II to "a inclusive. block l
Dorman's Addition and in front o
} lots | to IL inclusive block Is Wash
ington Heights addition.
} The petition of M. II. Mead ct
for extension of the water mains tror
} 23rd street south on Michigan avenu
to Linden street, thence east on Liz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
HEADACHE, COLDS,
COSTVE BOWELS,
TAKE CASCARETS
Tonight! clean Nusir Bowels nnd
End Headaches, Colds. sour
stomach.

Get a i0-ccut box now
You men and women who can't get
feeling ught-whu hay' headache
tongue. bad taste and foul
breath. dizziness. can't sleep, are bill
nervous and upset bothered
with 90 sick. gassy. d]isorior,d stom-
or have 20 bad cold
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cuscarets. or merely forcing "a
p-ass1gcwuy every ftw days with salts.
olthurtic pills or castor oil
CasCarotF work while % sleep;
cleanse the stomach. remove the
Sour. ~undigestcd. fcrmentiug food and
foul gases lake the excess uile from
the liver and carry ont ot thc system
ull the coustiuatcd waste matter and
poison boz the bowels.
4 oascarct tonight viii ~straightcu
you out by morning Decent huN
from any drug store Will keep youl
stomach sweet. liver ana bowels ros-
ular, and hyId clear fur months
Don't forget the children They love
rascnrcts because they taste good
ucyer gripo or aIHton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
SPRING TINE mi
PAINTING TIME HERE;
BENNETT e. M'QUERRY

Spring seems 90 have opened up In
earnest. "a Is Ia the air ana Il makes
ono feel like getting up q doing
things. II also suggests u time FOR
painting. pnperiug and f%roshening up
one's premises. Does your house or
your store or store front or some
thing about the place need freshen-
ing up with a coat 81 paint or some
new paper2 Telephone Bennett &
McQuurry, expert painters ana paper
hangers. They are making q teputa-
tion for high grade WORK and reason
able prices. Consult with them about
materials. color combinations and the
kind Of work that ls best and they
VIII treat YOU right Phone them al
1856 o. let them figure on your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
TOURING
GLOBE AF00T PAYS
VISIT TO CITY HALL

with 70 mileage OF 1895 miles
afoot behind him. Alexander K,I,-
man walked into town last cyouing.
re covered the observation-disclosures
odd miles boz eleven months and sew
cntccn days.
You guessed % the FIRST time, Alex
nndcr b. walking around the world.
Lc started out uum Budapest. Hun
gars. his home cts. on March T..
1914, and uas been walking ever
since. Hc set ou' 20 compass a walk
ing of Ave years
Since starung uo hats been 10 Aus
%tralia, italy. France, Belgium, Eng
land ana canada. In Montreal he
was arrested as l suspected spy and
h took him Eve days To convince ms
captprs that he wasn't doing n lit
tie iub for Emperor Frnucis-Ioscph
or Emperor Wilhelm.
Kclcmcn came here from Bclcn.
He covered the distance from San
Marcial 10 this city yesterday, The
FIRST thing he did this morning was "a
get the signature of Mayor Buntrlghi
and chici of Police McMillin in the
book he carries 90 keep record of all
the towns he passes through. TIC
gets nutables 60 sign wherever he
can. In Arizona, for instance, he got
the signature OF Governor Hunt, and
at san Diego he got the autograph of
the president Of the exposition. ON
cial seals or stamps accompany each
signature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW



Special display Of fresh shelled
nuts az Fees candy store.
Henry Hauis passaee. Phone sSs.
Pay your poll tax at high school
building. corner % Central and
broadway.
Announcement ~ made Of the mar
rinre OF MisE lillian Parker and
Ralph Rose. Mr.. Hose IL stamp clerk
al the post Office.
Deputy United states Marshal J. u.
Galusha returned last night from
Luna county. where he arrested
Tranquiino Hernandez, who FURNISH
ed his WAGON. Il is alleged, for the
transportation OF The rides stolen
from the silver city armory recently.
The rifles were stolen hy agents OF
Mexican revolutionists.
Maria Chavez. the Barclas school
girl run uver by an automobile Tues
day. is recovering. she iptscd into
unconsciousness after brirs zen
home and remained insensihlc six
hours. She complains Of pains In
the abdomen, indicating in%ternai in
iuries. hut she has recovered from
the effects OF the shock and Is expect
ed To get well.
Presto-iite ser"ice. Korbcr's garage.
\ case u diptheria q reported 20
the health board yesterday II Is q
mild case. the only one In the city
The street department Is grading
; reets In the highlands.
Adah chapter. 40. .. %. +. $, viii
meet nt 1880 O'Clock tonight ut Ma
sonic temple.
The Lutheran EudcaNor society
give Il Martha Washington tea. with
homo baking and homemade candy
at sos West Central, tomorrow a'trr-
noon and evening. Patron.zc them.