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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
Nesterday- Results.

AT GLEN lslsANp.
Innings Is tS6T IS u " y
Boston 1900 y = o
cleveland 1 4 y - 10
BATTERIES Foster. Ruth and
Thomas. CarrigRn. lagerman and
At DETROIT.
Innings ls5ib s1s9 II T.
New York 90 y o.
Detroit "a q Q o. ]
BATTERIES - Heating caldwell
and NunamakeT. CoyeIcskie and
StRnRsn UMplRES 49, Nailin and
linevn.
At CHICAGO
Innines = $50 Y " Z
Phuadcfa o 1log OIL o. 10 2
BATTERIES wyckor. rennock
and srhRng Cicotte. Benz. scott aud
Schsik CMPIRES--Ch,h and Con-
molly.
At ST LOUIS
Washlngton-St Louis, postponed.
cold weather
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
Michigan Soccer

4 meeting Of the Michigan Soccer
association will 30 held tonight at =
o'clock. al 40 rs Woodward.ave
There has been a committee form
I'd. and any one wishing TO become
candidate for referee can tako
an examination soon Applications
can be made through the soccer
scribe Of this paper or by applying
TO r. r. Draper. No 230 Twelfth-st.
Harry tIarper. the Washington
hurler who wee released 10 Mime
apotis this week. started his \ \.
career bf hurting uo-hlt, n1-run
game against - FRul yesterday
Charlie Couiskeys efforts 90 buy
Horne Run Baker from tho Ath-
ieticS have failed, II BE announced.
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

XAI y BROWN( OF Memphis.
w. will drive a Dcfroitm made
car in the Decoration day races
AZ the fair grounds lie will pilot
a Chalmers Six.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

NDINC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
National League.

Washinston--St Louis. postpone
cold weather
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-05-08

of not more than 10 mills on the
dollar per annum, in addition to
the Vehicle and Per Capita tax
levied under existing ordinances.
snail be annually levied ON all tax
able property in the First Road
Dlstrict OF the Fourth Police jury
ward OF the Parish of ST. LANDRY.
10 an amount sufficient 10 extin-
guisn such debts as the governing
pody OF said Road District NAV in
U an d to pay such bond
N principal and interest as il
may issue under the
authority herein proposed to be
De granted it. The balance of said
LAX after the payment of said bonds
IN principal and interest, to be USED
Dv the governing authority of said
Hoad District in constructing.
maintaining and repairing the roads
and bridges of said First Road Dis
IrIct OF the said Fourth Police Jury
Ward.
Section 2. BE it further ordain-
ed, etc., that the ballot boyas
necessary blanks and other neees-
sary pararhernaIia for the holding
OF said election shall be provided by
the Clerk of the Police Jury, and
shall cause to be printed ballots for
use IN said election in the following
form, to-Wit.
LET EaD nTTE Tesrxrr -
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-05-08

FOR SALE-0ne Overland tour
ing car, ore Mitchell touring car,
one Ford touring car and one Ford
runabout. 7 will sell any Of these
cars at a bargain. Martin Morde-
ion, Opelousas, La. apr-24-tf
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-05-08
To Drive Gut Malaria
And Build uD The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what ron are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it IL
Quinine and Iron in q tasteless form.
The Quinine drives ont malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. so cents
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-05-08
rHE ISSUANCE OF

Proposition to au-
thorize the First
Road District of the
Fourth Police Jury
Ward of the Parish
of st, Landry,
through its govern
ing authority to in
cur debt and issue
bonds to t h @
amount of Twenty
Five Thousand Dol
lars. 25,0o0.0N, to
run for a period of
% years bearing in
terest at the rate of
five per cent per n
mum, payable an
unally; the funds
thus derived to be
used for the mr.
pose of construct
ing, maintaining and
repairing the public
roads and bridges
in said First Road
District Of the
Fourth Police Jury
Ward of st. Landry
Parish.
Taxable Valuation.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-05-08

0A6AAdtdIE III
NOTICE TO VOTERS. To vote
IN favor of the two propositions
submitted upon this ballot place 4
cross (x mark in the square after
the word Yes To vote against #
place a similar mark. after the
word No. A voter may vote for
Dne proposition and against the
other, or against one and for the
other.
Section 8. Be it further or
dained, ETC., that the compensation
of the election commissioners of
said election, shall be Three Dol
lars per day, and for Deputy Sheriff,
il n be appointed, Three Dollars
Per day, and said election shall be
held at the following places and
by the officials here named, each
being a registered voter:
list. At Melville: Election Com
missioners: A. Rosenberg, ira
Westbrook and E. B. Gason, ST.;
and Lyman Lyons, Clerk.
End. At Krotz Springs: Election
Commissioners. Alya Krotz, G. w.
Krotz and Ike LETTERS; and George
Matthias, Clerk.
3rd. At Port Barre: Election
Commissioners: Collins Cormier,
John Burleigh and Ferdinand De-
jean; and N. Lahaye, Clerk.
Section Four. Be it further or
dained, ETC., that notice of this e.ec-
ton containing the proposition
herein submitted to the voters,
shall be prepared and signed by
the President and Clerk of the Po-
lice Jury and shall be published by
the Clerk in the official Journal by
four weekly insertions. the date OF
the first insertion to be not less
than thirty days before the date OF
the election. That said notice shall
further reeite that on Monday, the
18th day of July, A. d., 1915, at
o'clock P. NJ, the Police Jury vii
meet at 0pelousas, Louisiana il
its rooms and there in public SEES
sion open the ballot boxes, examine
and canvass the returns and de-
clare the results of said election
and promuIgate the same.
Section Five. Be it further or
dained. etc, That this ordinance
take effect from and after It:
passage.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-05-08

FIOp0SiLAoH dS "
whether a special
tax of no t more
than 10 mills on the
dollar per annum,
in addition to the
Vehicle and Per
Capita tax levied I'M
der existing oFdi-
nances shall be an
nually levied on all
taxable property in
the First Road Dis
trict of the Fourth
Police Jury Ward OF
the Parish of st.
Landry to an
amount sufficient to
e~xtinguish such
debts and in
terests as the govern
ing body Of said
Road District may in
cur and TO pay such
bonds in principal
and interest as it
may issue under the
authority herein
proposed to be
granted it. The ball
aIlce of said tax af-
ter the payment of
said bonds in prin-
cipal and interest to
be used by the gov
eFning authority of
said Road District in
constructing, main
tanning and repair
ing the roads and
bridges of said Road
District of the
Fourth Police Jury
Ward OF ST. Landry
Parish.
Taxable Valuation
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-05-08

End. FOR THE LEVY OF A SpE-
CTAL TAX OF NOT MORE
THAN TO MILLS
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Death List.

Harry Neuman. 232 Fifth, ~ years,
carcinoma; Anna Brown. 1875 TIL
man. ~ years, heart disease: Ed
mund Rudzienski. 20 Adele. 1 year.
dlpntheria. Andrew Kudrecz. CHAIN
ers Motor CO.. % years, internal
haemorrhage; James Calder. ST
Marys hospital. As years. carbolic
acid; Charles o. Reilly. Noble Sani-
tarium. SIS years. cirrhosis OF liver;
Madeline Hammond, Grace hospital.
y years: salpinEitis; Robert w
pneumonia: Max Garnow. Harper
hospital. 80 years. sarcoma: Gerald
MaEehand,- HerInan-KIefer- hospital
years, broncho pneumonia: stanis-
laus Delewski, Grace hospital. %
years. gunshot wound: Cieslaus Kaz-
mierezak. $50 Mitchell, l year. alb
scess; Marcyanna CwlakaIa, Samari-
tan hospital. SO years. sepsis: Thorn
as Meyers. Grace hospital. SO years,
lava. s34 Lovett. 20 years. tubercu-
losis; Anne Wagorska, $50 Superior.
80 years. nephritis: Peter Guerin. -
Rathbone. 81 years, valvular Insult
hciency Belle r. Wood, 21i w. War
IS years. lobar pneumonia: Jo-
seph Fcrroni. Herman Kiefer hos
sital : months, diphtheria: Hanley
Dieehika, Grace hospital. year. alb
scess; Emma A. Terryberry, ass
Goethe, SO years. indigestion; Ralph
Burnham, Harper hospital. "a years.
mount rs years. haemorrhage. Nor
ma Bieker. 754 williams, 81 years,
apoplexy; Berniece Pachula. Herman
Kiefer hospital. months, diph-
liberia; George Clayton, st. Mary's
hospital, 6s years nephritis.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
MRS. C. p. GILMAN
TO LECTURE HERE

Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman. one
OF Americas most prominent women.
and give a talk on Our brains and
what ais them" In the Hotel Stat
Ter, Wednesday evening. March 10,
under the auspices OF the Equal SUI
frage league OF Wayne county.
Mrs. Gilman. well-known for her
gifts at writer and public speaker.
especially on labor questions and In
behalf OF women and children, has
distinguished ancestry. She 10 the
granddaughter OF Henry Ward
Beecher and the great-grand-daugh-
ter OF Lyman Beecher. She began
her public work In 1890, lecturing on
ethics. economies and sociology, and
soon became we'll known not only In
the lecture field, but as a writer OF
prose and poetry.
Nine. Rosika Schwimmer Is au-
thority for the statement that Mrs.
Gilman is better known In Europe
than any other American woman.
Mrs. Gilman is editor OF The Fore
runner, a paper published In New
York, every word of which. includ-
ing the advertisements, II is said.
is written by Mrs. Gilman.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
GRANTHAM
''PUT AWAY
Gets Is Months In
WOrkhOuse For Aban-
dOning Family

Norman Grantham, who abandon.
ed his wife and baby, in this city.
several weeks ago, fed to Savannah.
Ga. and was married TO Elsie Robin.
telephone operator there; aban.
doned her and fed TO Jacksonville.
Fla, where he was captured and re-
turned here by Detective Rollin Al.
len. was sentenced by Judge Phelan.
Saturday, from Is months to three
years in the House OF Correction.
with the term left to the discretion
Of the workhouse authorities.
His wife and baby, living at No.
S53 Forest-ave. east. will receive his
earnings in the workhouse. by the
courts order when sentence was
passed.
Grantham, a well-dressed, rather
good-looking young fellow, who has
acted as a lecturer, actor and spin
ner OF romantic yarns. won his De-
troit wife after brief courtship.
Just before abandoning her he col
lected $500 from a worklngmens
compensation insurance company for
the alleged loss of an eye in a fac
tory. Later II was learned that he
had been blind in the eye for years.
With the money he skipped.
In Savannah. newspapers printed
long stories OF his wedding. He told
the reporters that he was on a trip
around the world on a wager, and
that one OF the stipulations was that
he should take a wife on the way.
To Judge Phelan, Grantham re-
peated his plea that he was drunk
when he married in Savannah.
They tell me was married
there" he said. smiling cheerfully.
as he pleaded guilty to the abandon
ment charge.
Judge Pholan flashed the Savan-
nah marriage certificate on him, and
Giantham admitted that II was prob
able a true record.
His wife and babe, here. are in
straitened circumstances. The
poor commission will aid them, In
addition to the money received for
Grantham's work in prison.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
ACCUSE z OF
AUTO Theft
Police Nab Youths and
Recover Pair of
Stolen Machines

With the arrest OF Norman Car
rier. aged Is, OF No. 80 Montcalm-st.
east. and Arthur Primeau. is, of No.
II Leslie-st., Highland Park. on the
charge OF stealing automobiles. De
tectives Parker and Dryer. Dowd
and Bolone and Morris and Hasfelt,
recovered two stolen machines from
the garage OF James A. Robertson,
43 years old, OF No. 1862 Fort-st.
west. and Robertson Is held on a
charge OF receiving stolen property.
The detectives are now hot on the
trail OF another pair OF alleged auto
thieves, and declare they expect 10
break mp gang. and also round up
some fences" where stolen autos
are disposed OF.
The two machines stolen by Car.
rier and Primeau. according to the
detectives, were owned by william
Rottman, Of Warren, Mich. and
Harry Taup. living at Van Dyke-ave.
and the Eight-mile-rd. Rottmann's
was stolen from Cadillac.
So, Feb. 2, and Taup's from Wood
ward-aye. and Larned-st., Feb. 49,
They had been reprinted, and the
parts reassembled when they were
found in Robertson's garage, the po-
lice declare.
Robertson denied all knowledge Of
any stolen cars, the detectives say.
stating that he had purchased them
from young man, whose name he
couldn't tell.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Judge Tuttle Severe
With ike" WOrden,
Police Character
CAR THIEVES ARE
SENT TO PRISON
Other Offenders Plead
, Sentences Are De-
ferred

IKE" Worden. well known police
character, win spend the next four
years In Leavenworth federal prison
for stealing package OF parcel
post containing roast turkey and
n few pieces OF woman's wearing ap-
parel. Ike" hadn't even finished
eating the turkey when he was cap.
tured by two policemen.
In the federal court, Saturday
morning. ike" smirked when his
case was called He waived tho
reading OF the indictment. hoping TO
get by" on the old. old hard luck
story and sympathy plea that had
stood him In good stead so many
times in police court The judge
measured poor Ike" with cold eye
and rubbed his chin.
You've been arrested before" the
court began.
"oh. couple OF times" replied
''Ike.' shifting his feet.
About how many
"Oh. ! dunno
Ike" thought he caught a soft
note In the judges voice. and he
attempted faint smile. II didn't
work
With the assistance OF J. Edward
Bland. assistant district attorney,
the Judge delved into worden's po-
lice record. lie found that from
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

1907 10 1915. Ike" had been arrested
no less than So times for minor OF,
lenses. including drunkenness and
simple larceny. Ike" I'm n spirit
OF bravado, winked at the court when
his long police record was read.
Ever pay a fne?" asked the
count.
Never paid fine In my life."
answered Ike" and there was a
defiant note In his voice.
Then how do you figure out
this7" continued the court "You
were arrested four times within two
months and sentenced to serve 210
days In all. the FIRST sentence being
for n period OF 90 days"
IKE" couldn't ngure II out; Meth.
or could the court.
Some OF them cops must have
made mistake In writing up my
record" observed Ike"
The court admitted that the pris-
oner had some record"
"A man like you is a source OF
trouble 10 the police and OF no use
to the community. You ought TO
be put away and kept there. ] will
sentence you to four years In Leav-
enworth prison"
Poor ike" looked dazed for a
minute. but he recovered and
grinned at the Judge as the deputy
marshal stepped forward to man.
acle him.
John Gudich pleaded guilty 20
robbing a freight car and was sen
fenced to one year In the House OF
Correction. He was the leader OF
gang OF freight car thieves. Blatz
varicac. member OF the gang, was
given nine months. Imre Kondus
was given four months and Stephen
Miller, George Gebeck. Stephen
Stefulich and Janko caus. all mem
bers OF the same gang, were each
sentenced TO serve three months.
"All of you men have been out Of
work from five 10 10 months" said
the court in passing sentence. Il
know that many men are out of
work Just now, but the community is
not obliged TO support thieves.
would advise you fellows to get out
OF the city and hunt for work in
the country after you serve your
time"
The following indicted persons
waived reading OF indictments,
pleaded guilty. and were remanded
for sentences w G. Lyons, charged
with impersonating secret service
officer; W. C. Lyons. importing IN
alien woman In violation OF the law:
Rutkowski, breaking into
sealed freight car; Hugo and Otto
Sylvester brothers. breaking into
sealed freight car. and Maud Brown.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Birth List.
BOYS.

BUYS.
W, Green. 500 Tilman: f. Fra
dette, 1926 Charlevoix; w Snodden.
u Pearl. +. Milatz. 5s7 Ferdinand:
y ,Prissing, 1863 Heidelberg: W.
Baidinger. 1886 Mack: J. Hengel. si2
$. samu. % Thaddeus: v. szaieszky.
Is Portland: w. Herrinton, 81 COM
mnonwealth: Joseff, 2sl Alfred; l.
rison. et2 Seyburn; j. Powers. 1852
Garfield: I. Grombeiski. IS Roby: M.
Lupo. 4s7 Alfred; s. Adults, 10 Long
year: +. Poosch, 3o5 Charlevoix: J.
Bielski; ss3 Twenty eighth; II. Lag
steit. samaritan hospital; e. John
son, ! Heola: A. Toldi. 9ts Jefferson
w. Carter. $40 Euclid; r. Grzybow
ski. s1s Russell: s. Smack 503 will
kins; c. Marschal. 924 Willis.
GIRLS.
q. Oglicka, $40 Trombley: c. Will
liams. 20 Soring: A Falkin. 1903
J: vanya, s Harvard: w. Goetsch. ga
,endricks: \. Merine. 10 Mechanic:
y. Bertram. 763 Mt Claire II. Platx.
BALDWIN: r. Grubaugh, 92l La
fayette; F; Gilley, 3s5 Fischer. w.
White. Us Myrtle; A.. Crane. ga
Scotch; II, Lloyd, ss5 Cameron; ].
Miller, t4i Kirby: b. Thompson. wo-
mans hospital; ). Scislowski. wo-
mans hospital T. Baumstark, wo-
mans hospital; +. Staroska. $50 Med
bury C. Larsen. 2is sseboldt; r:
Beech: =. THOMPSON ls5 Grand
River; NJ. Kusack. 1855 Artillery; w
weiss, IA Waterman; T.. Striber. l0O
Beard: n. Girard. ia Artillery: A.
Zowacki, $40 Forest; NJ wllczyski
1879 Military; c. Foutana, 67s Err
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
TERRIBLE DEATH
FOR FARM BOY

SAGINAW. Mich. March 6.-(spe-
ciaD-Thomas Moiski, 16 years Of
age, OF plymouth township. met a
terrible death Friday evening as he
was taking n three.year-old colt to
his fathers barn. He had thrown
the rope about his waist. the colt
became frightened and started to
run, and gradually wound the rope
about the boys waist until the two
were close together. hen the colt
commenced 10 kick and continued
until Molski was dead. The colt was
found quivering and standing beside
the boys body.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

charged with having returned to the
United States after having been de-
ported as an undesirable alien. r.
Y. McGill. indicted on a similar
charge. stood mute and the court or.
dered plea OF not guilty entered
for him. His bail was fixed ~
$1,000.
Myles Drbal. indicted on charge
OF breaking into a freight car. was
too sick 10 appear In court. lie viii
be allowed to plead later.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
CAR ROBBER
is SENTENCED

MONROE. Mich, March 6.-(Spe-
cial. George Gadzinski. age II. Of
Detroit, charged with robbery OF
Michigan Central freight car here,
Dec. z. was sentenced here Satur.
day morning. by Judge Gilday. TO
serve six years and 10 months in
Ionia prison. Detroit officers claim
Gadzinski is member Of the
graveyard gang" six OF whom have
been convicted.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Marriage Licenses

Francis Sioniwski, 81. tailor, Clevs-
land, o.; Ida Todd, 80. Detroit.
Clarence j. Ambrose, %. machinist.
Alliance, o.. Katherine Wick. 26, same
Harry f.. Bishop. 81. varnish work
er. Flint; Mary Chittepden. 20. De-
Floyd Perkins. 80. tinsmith: Mary
Grantham. 81.
JOHANNES Van Lindt, rs, auto work
er: Hendricka Mulder. 49,
John Beurheim. %, clerk; Helen
John NJ. Becker. 81. clerk; Florence
Roberts, "a.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
GLASS; Classified | c Gata a

Cash with order. II charged. &c .
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than Ice with cash; lsc II
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all cIassi.
fcntions except Births, Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and an Ads preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge, $50 for Is words or less. Over
IS words one and ons-thard cents -
each extra Woga.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
POULTRY Am prr STOCK.

BIO MONEY RAISING POULTRY:
2ic brings ~ MAGAZINES rhowing
how 20 BE SUCCESSFUL. Invaluable 10
heginncrs Michigan Poultry
Breeder, Battle Creek.
$500 DOWN AND BALANCE LIKE
RENT
I hive the style Of modern homes you
are looking for: and rooms and
bath with basement furnace. inun =
dry tubs. main living rooms decor
ated lighting fixtures, window
shades. etc. on paved street.
Open daily. North iT92. Ridge 3ii7.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
DIED..

HAuPPERT-Louisa reiict of the
late John Hauppert, mother OF
William. Albert. Joseph. Arthur
and Mrs. Cleo Peters. Funeral
from her late residence, 8bI
ST. Boniface church at s:3o.
TANT--March s, at her residence. 272
Mark r. Tant. mother OF Mrs. A. q.
Olmstead. Mrs. William j.. Maud
and Walter +. Tant. Funeral from
residence, Monday at 2 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

STONES JEwELRY SHOP. II Mich
isan.ave. opp. Cadillac hotel. IT.
jewel Elgin. l6 size, special 1878.
stones Wedding ISlngs are the best.
T. y. THOMAS a ~. Practical Opt.
clans. Matchmaker and Jewelsrs.
Eyes tested and glasses furni she q
on short notice. So Mlchigan-a ave.
Telephone Cherry 357s-J.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
S1O,5OO

Buys one OF the best built homes on
one OF the finest streets North
Woodward Ask for particulars
sunday. Ridge 1881.
PARKER. SCHUNK a FRY,
Main $3.50. 703 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

HOEEI4Ss
MACK. is-iS Columbia W. Cherry
400 oregon. is Columbia r..
Cherry 1916 steam. electric. run
ming water each room. Rates soc,
75c and 81 per day.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Tako Wood
ward car TO John r.: hotel half
block east. r. -ropean 81 per day
and up ChRs T.. Monroe. prop.
Moderate priced cafe In connection.
HOTEL FRANKLIN. Jarned and
fIatos. block OF Woodward aud
Jefferson. European SOC. 7Sc. 81.
and $50 per day. n. IL. James a
Son, Prop'rs
HOTEL NoRMANDIE. Congress near
Woodward. Geo. Fuiwell. Prop.
European plan, 81 TO t7.b0 day.
high grade cafe. restaurant and
bufTat, moderate prices.
HOTEL MARIETTA. as Randolph,
auietest " mile circle. ideni for
ont of town visitors. convenient 10
shopping and theater districts.
fHE HENTeY CIsAY--1O stories, nre-
proof. heart OF city Center AMI
John-R.. next TO Broadway. Family
: and bachelor su,tes; transients ac-
eommodsted.