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The Detroit times., 1915-03-06

Arabian dancing horse ~OniOn.
said 70 BE the only horse in the world
doing a huck-and WING dance The
Drpheus Comedy -Four, always well
come ia the Miles viii return with
rev material Completing the show
viii be Edna Northlane and Jack
ward In a refined singing dancing
and talking novelty M@ndel and
Nagel. impersonasing Italian street
musicians. Smiistta BROTHERS and
Mora. knockaoou; grOtesQues. and an
tCoatiaued Next Pace
The Detroit times., 1915-03-06

DIVERSITY will he the keynote OF
ncxt weeks hib IN the Miles with
Una Ciaytons popular rural class {,
The chalk Line" as the cutstand I
kug feature. II viii D. presented by
Harlan r. knight and assoc iateS. tn-
GUIDING John McDQR. 4 veteran char
The Detroit times., 1915-03-06
GARRICh.

TheatergOers OF Detroit viii have
an opportunity 10 see the great l'ruvy
Lane rntl0drama he Whip, wAtch
ran for two years ia London and
sIrctrTned New YORK for an entire
sea son. next week IN the Garrirk the
nter. Beginning Monday evening So
large IL the production OF rte
whip" that Il has 20 b. moved tu
two sections. !, requires - ears 20
carry the scenery for the four acts
aud IA scenes Real locomotives.
tracks a race course horses. dogs,
a reproduction Of Nine Tussaads "a
nous cham her Of horrors. thousands
of Yards OF panorama and tquipmeR;
The Detroit times., 1915-03-06
pErnoIT OPERA HorsE-

The merry and sparkling spsrstta-
-aarIr with xfiskf Hates In its title
part. will come TO the Detroit opera
house Monday evening for weeks
stav. FOR two years ia EuFope. and
Ali last season In New York. "Sari
hAd q greater popularity than any
The Detroit times., 1915-03-06

musical Offering since The Merry
Widow It's phenomenal success IL
said 10 have been due 20 tIneful. joy
,us melodies, music that appeals in
-quai measure 20 popular fancy and
% cultivated musical taste. and 20 a
.apital book with story that ~ un-
sualinediy good comedy. The inter
st OF the audience Is held hy the ac-
Ion. humor. romance and sentiment
IN "Sarf'' fully as much as Il IL en-
RANGED BY It's melodies. There are
flashing dances. and comic ones. mag
,tncent scenes. wonderful costumes,
The Yale expositor., 1915-05-13

DR.. Alice Doering was in Detroit
visiting friends the first of the week.
Today is Ascension Thursday and is
observed as holiday among the
Catholics.
Workmen are busy reshingling the
roof Of the barn in the James Living
ston Flax Cos yard.
Good health week, May l6 to u, at
the Port Huron high school auditorium.
Free lectures and exhibits every after
noon and evening.
A new cement walk is being built
from the street walk up to the M Il.
parsonage on Mechanic street. Rodger
Welch is doing the cement work.
Mathews IL Wight are having the in
Interior of their drug store repapered
and decorated. 1t makes vast i'm
provement In appearance CaVanagh
Bros. are doing the work.
A synopsis Of the laws passed at the
last session of the state Legislature may
be found on the inside pages of this
weeks Exposltor. Read it and become
posted on what has been passed.
A party was given by a number Of
young folks at the home of Rex, Leta
and Bernice Holden Friday evening
last week. A chicken supper was
served and fine time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Thos. Johnston has new adv.
i'm this issue of the Exposition which is
of interest to the ladies. BE sure and
read it then don't forget to call at her
place and see what she has to offer.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 316, f. q A. NJ, this Thurs.
day) evening at 200 o'clock standard
time. Work on third degree. All
members and visitors requested to at
tend.
The Yale Wooden Mills will start
operations next Monday. This an
nouncement will be pleasing to those
who have been laid off for the past
month, in fact the whole city will glad
ly hear the news.
Yale was we'll represented at Port
Huron Monday, being there to listen to
the proceedings in the Silverthorn and
Harrington suit in circuit court before
Judge Law. The case was adjourned
until today at 900 o'clock.
J. A. Roadway, of Detroit, is in Yale
and will remain for week or two call
ing on former friends. He is interested
in real estate proposition and would
like to present it to any one who would
be interested The proposition looks
good.
The Yale expositor., 1915-05-13
Base Ball Notes.

The local high school team went to
Brown City on Tuesday of this week
where they defeated that team to the
tune of IA to 3.
Hallman was in the box for the local
team and only allowed Ii men to face
him in four innings. Brown City was
not able to see the ball, getting nothing
resembling hit.
At the beginning Of the 9Th inning
Coach Ryan put Shaw aud Reid
in the place of Hallman and Beadle.
Shaw pitched good ball except for the
9th inning when with 2 walks, a hit
batsman and two hits the visitors gath
cred runs.
The feature of the game was a home
run by Kennedy who drove the ball
over the centerfelder's head.
The infield has been improved about
so per cent by putting Kennedy on
second and +. l.. Beadle in the outfield.
The team goes to Marlette on Friday
and expects to add another victory.
Following is the line up:
+. l. Beadle, IF
g. Reid, C
4. ID. Beadle, c
II. Mailman, p
Kennedy, 2
X. Hallman, If
q. Shaw, 3
Beavis,
w. Cough, SIS
The Yale expositor., 1915-05-13

THOROUGH .BRED-Duroc Jersey
Swine for sale at farm northwest Of
Yale. Stock No. l and eligible to
registration. Karl III. g. Bidleman
The Yale expositor., 1915-05-13
LOTS

Office at residence, Park Avenue.
The Yale expositor., 1915-05-13

Try an Expositor Liner.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
METAL POL|SHERS
AND BUFFERS OUT
At SPARK PLUG CD.

Toledo. Ohio. Nov. 25.-Fai,iny to
aajus, differences As 70 pri.es COR work
af;ecn members - the Metal Polish.
-. ,,i p.,.rors. r., ,.,.,,,.,a
NV \ ia p.''' i'uN rug '''hpan! ;
p.'H' s'ru'> 81 rlna! last fo..ow-
~ IRE as'p'i'n 81 tie 'ish'-Heur day
conference w.,s he'd between the er-
pfogcr, ard ,hc r,cr 10 aaia., p-,ccs
- ni..o NJ ,..,.,-,.....4 =, TN, -.
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- " = f''
man Formerly S''.a' 'eh'a'i'' ar
raneemen's ~ene raae Aad tired out
which resulted II The uat,.rg " an
MAR advantage = - ,s.n'ovot.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
pOSTOFF|Ct EMPLOYEES
SO ON STRIKE

Paramount. W. ~. Nov. %
twenty-five clerks and carriers IN the
pos.oifice here. practically the entire
force. struck this morning as pro
test. it was said. against the discharge
If ". II. Brand, assistant postmaster,
and three other employees. About
twenty employees were still left in the
Office. but A. they were largely car
r;ers of the rural free delivery service.
the handling Of the mails for fair-
noun. Vas seriously hampered. The
strike vas reported to the postofhee
department by Postmaster Charles n.
Manley. who found on his desk when
he entered his Office today . large
piece Of cardboard on which was writ
ten, your clerks and carriers have
quit. Here are your keys"
Brand. who was connected With the
postof,ice for seventeen years, Vas
recently dismissed on the charge that
be had given assistance to applicants
h civil service examinations. and
ether charges against Perry Burton,
George Cochran and James Hall re-
suited in their dismissal a few days
later.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
WiIkes-Barre Car
Lines Still Tied
Up by the Strike

WILKES. Rarr, Pa. Nov. 2'.-The
~,r;ts of The street car men is pro
.,,,sine in favor Of the strikers.
The strikers point out tina, their
sn.nees will tide them over a long
dawn battle. They say the dement's
Mid from the Union treasury will not
\. drawn on SO heavily as the strikers
sd other means Of subsistence unit!
their battle is decided one way or the
o,her Eigh, Of them have protnrrd
steady po.i,ions at the Sheldon Axle
,l.n,. and others are finding e'her
r..n, Of making some money "hi1e
the strike lasts.
Locals Pass Resolutions.
South Wilkes BARR colliery Of the
I.h;sh 4 Wilkes Barre Goa company
=, , meeting las, nigh. passed res'.a-
tons appealing to the members al
hi, families no, 20 ride on cars. L
VA. Also recommended that a eor'0,l'-
tee from the local endeavor to have
business men and acquaintanees ne
fr,in from riding on cars.
Imd division Is, lntenationA.
Typographical Union, representing
winters Of the city, passed resolutions
rendering moral and financial support
:s;r, n fre Of $40 on any
member who rides on cars.
strikers Collecting Money
Executive officers Of the striking
street car men report that the union
treasury has been reimbursed from
subscriptions, donations, and sale OF
,;ekets from Pay Day at the Bridge
s3,a00.
Hundreds OF ribbons "sympa'hlzer
distributed by striking street car men
and the ribbons are being quite gen
orally worn, As are other ribbons bear
ins the words. safety First. | Wax.
Strikers are pleased with the moral
and financial supper, offered BY al OF
he crafts Throughout, the valley.
Captain Wilhelm and Sheriff knif'en
were in the city today in automobile
purchasing equipment and supplies for
the men located in the barracks on DE-
vision street. All Of the members OF
the troop doing patrol duty now vii!
be ready 10 cover street car lines run
ming to Ashley and Plymouth on Mon
day.
The Stanton Local Union No. 400 OF
the United Mine Workers Of America,
have passed . resolution at their re-
cen. meeting At Mische's Hall. endors-
ing the cause Of the strikers and i'm
posing a fine, Of $40 upon the man
seen riding a car during the strike.
The resolution was signed by Thos.
Bly,. president; Michael J. iankovich,
secretary
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
LAST MAN ON THE
MATTHEW SCHMIDT
JURY IS SECURED

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 0-Ins
thirteenth Juror was secured Tor tne
schmidt trial "Wednesday.
Immediately the prosecution pro.
eeeded to prove all the things osieveo
bv those who have watched The prog
rrse Of the whole affair since The
po~ers of the E~ctos' Asseciation
were first put into play. following the
unfortunate Times disaster.
James W. Noel, the imported IN
ouisi.or, made the opening statement
Of the case to the jury.
Noel had very little to say aooo.
the case involved in the complaint
read by the clerk Of the court
His speech Vas q rehash OF tne
Times long list Of ACCUSATIONS
.r.ins, labor unions and labor union
men the country over.
Schmidt played a minor part IN
Noel's statement
Senator Coghlan. in one Of his EN-.
phatie objections, declared Noel haa
outlined evidence that would take
month to present ~ithou. reaching
Schmidt's alleged part in it at all.
Organized labor has all along con
tended that the trial il not an attempt
to conserve the ends Of justice, but 10
blscken the unions in tie minds OF
the American people.
This is becoming more and more
apparen, as the case progresses
f. S. Rowley. q retired real estate
dealer, 262l Maple avenue. was Sc
,ec,ed As the thirteenth or alternate
juror.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Dallas. Tex.-Plumbers and Steam
htters union has signed an agreement
with the Master Plumbers association
which is declared to establish higher
standards than heretofore In the rela-
tons between the two parties. The
workers have secured several better
msnts in their working conditions.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
NEW FACTORY BUILDINGS

Columbus, o. - Indiana capitalists
have taken over the Columbus Ma
chine and Tool Company. The deal
involved 5000. 900 and Was brought
about through II. l.. Hoopwood. in
dustrial attorney. The new owners
will install $50, 900 worth Of new ma
chinery and will employ about 800
men. The concern will manufacture
lathes and presses of all kinda,
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Thirty physisians, inelsdine rsp.,-
.snestivss Of some Of tha largest IN
dustrial plants in Illineis. INST a u
City Club last Friday and aseidsd u
orgsniss the National Associate. a
Industrial Physicians and s1ssssss,
a charter has bssn oheai.sa.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Detroit, Mich. The Studebaker
Corporation. through w. C. Rodd.
construction engineer. has awarded .
general contract to the Wisconsin
Bridge Co. for the erection Of 4 build
Ing ooxs6o feet, adjacent to plant No.
D. This viii be used for tuning"
cars preparatory to shipmcnt A
three-story modern factory building.
ozsi7o fest, 10 now under way. This
makes an addition to building No.
S-A. also At plant No. 8, while rrou,d
was broken there Tuesday for an Cd
dition to building No. asa. Tia eat
Of these buildings 10 In TIE vicinity
Of $4,000 and thsy mark tho bsrin-
ming Of sxtsasivs Factory salarrs-
msnts By Studshaksr In Ds<re,k
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

ST. Charles, lll.-One hundred men
are employed at the Malleable Iron
Works site. working to rebuild the
factory destroyed by FIRE several
weeks ago.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

san Francisco. cal.-Eight hundred
union painters were locked out here
- The result Of the refusal of the
aAs.er Psinters' association To rr.nt
~ ssm.nd Of = union men that thsy
work @ly ave- dAys In . well.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Muskegon, Mich.-Within the next
ten days the Vulcanised Products
Company Of this city will begin the
manufacture Of automobile tires, both
the tubes and castings to Be made In
the addition to the factory just COM
pleted. When the plant 10 running
to capacity. 200 completed tires will
be the daily output, it was announced
last night by ofiicials Of the company.
The company began tho manufacture
Of inner tubes for automobile cas-
ings last week. Two grades. the red
and graz. in all sizes, will be made.
The plant has q capacity Of 800 inner
tubes q day.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Grand Rapids. Mich.-The addition
to the Michigan Hearse & Motor Com
pany factory is nearing completion
and will double its present floor space
The company will spend about $780,
900 for new building and several thou
sand more for equipment.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Jacksonville. Fla - The National
Vehicle Company il charging n.
plant At an expense Of sioo, 900.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Akron. o.-The Firestone Rubber
plant has secured permits for an $685.
900 addition.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Kalamazoo, Mich.-The location In
Kalamazoo of 4 large shoe manufac-
turing concern, to be known ~ the
Kalamazoo Shoe Manufacturing Co..
WAS announced ~ certain by the
Chamber Of Commerce Industrial
Committee Friday. The company IL
to be capitalized at $4,000.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Chicago.-The Illinois Steel Com.
pany. South Chicago, is reported TO be
planning a 5000 900 open hearth
mill, to be the largest in the country
for manufacturing steel rails.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
Michigan Central
TeIegraphers May
Force Wage Demand

Hartford, Conn. Nov. 25.-lt was
reported a, the meeting Of the Kali
way Telcgraphers' Union last Tuesday
night that a vote showed the members
employed on this system has refused
10 accept the terms Of the Michigan
Central and would insist on being
granted he original demands. In.
whole natter is now in the hands oil
the International officers.
4 nominal increase was offered os
the company. This was one OF 'ne
subjects discussed at the meeting OF
the union held last Tuesday n'gh' AZ
the associations headquarters IN the
Labor Temple.
There was n large attendance 81
members from al sections 81 the b'e
Four system in this part OF the state
Chairman Scheering preSidee. ne
aid the union is IN a Aourshing con
dition.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Coatesville. Pa.-Six new steel mills
and = bar mill. it was reported here,
will be constructed by the Midvals
Steel Company in Coatesville. This
will give several thousand more men
employment Contracts. II il said.
will be let shortly for the new plant.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
An Old Guard.

Chairman A. Stewart. nenlp'r oi
the local lodge. is one OF The o.det'
union telegraphers n America IN pom.
Of membership. Mr. stewards car"
da,es from April %. 1855. two years
after the international was Organized
A.p Thurston vas grand chef at iha'
time. ). o. Fox was secretary Inc
Headquarters were in Ia Porte Iowa
Mr.. Stewart has in h. possession Ms
original card and IS proud o. ms long
standing in the labor movement. In
those days union rlen were summary
discharged for being members OF the
Telecraphers' Union. So far as Is
known there are no other ,elegraphers
IN this section who have been members
a. 'ong as Mr.. Stewart.
Wonderful Roadway has been made
IN the hours Of work. wages and other
conditions since Mr. Stewart first be
cane a member Of the union.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Flint. Mich.-Plans and speci6ca-
tons for a new Buick factory building
to employ several hundred additional
men at the north end institution were
submitted to contractors this week
for bids.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27
Makers

Abilene, Tex.-Broom Makers
union has presented new wage scale
to employers which calls for improved
working conditions and the nine-hour
day.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Massillon. o. - improvements cost.
ing over 500. 900 will be made by the
Massillon Electric 4 Gas Company on
Its plant In South Erie street within
the next four months, according To
T. o. Kennedy. general manager.
who returned from New York Fd.
day afternoon. where arrangement,
Tor the work were completed.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Jersey City.-The Durham Duplex
Razor Company of Jersey City. b. N.
Duke. president. has given TO the
John w. Ferguson Company of Pat
erson the general contract for the con-
struction Of y three-story concrete
factory. l25x2oo, At the northeast cor
nsr Of Baldwin avenue and Hish
street, Jersey City. TO cost $50, 900.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-27

Pittsburgh, Pa--The W. G. wilkins
Company is preparing plans of q
100000 steel and brick building. to
be erected at New Kensington, for
the National Lead and Oil Company.
II is to be used as an oxidixing plant.
Pittsburgh, Pa--The Mercantile
Realty Company, Of which J. II.
Fisher of this city Is president, will
have . 500, 600 window glass factory
built near Phillippsburg. The build.
ings will be seven in number. of re-
inforced concrete. brick and steel, and
work on them will be started next
spring.
Graham guardian., 1915-03-12
THE ONLY WAY

Sunday, March 2lst, at Brier's Hall,
there will appear Jos. Howard's latest
comedy song show success, THE Only
Way" This excellent comedy in three
acts, written for the purpose of laughter
only. The situations are bright, witty
and farcical in nature, yet rein ed.
This play is decided novelty, not a
dull line, howl from start to finale
and is comedy song gem without a
flaw. The singing is one of the features
with this company.
Harry Irving, as Uncle Porter. In this
part, the well-known character come
dian is scream, with many miX-ups
and love affairs. He always keeps the
audience in one continual round of
laughter.
Leo Valery, as Charlie Pointer, who
has been receiving an allowance from
his uncle, by writing him that he is a
married man when in fact he is single;
fun is fast and furious when his uncle
calls Unexpectedly, such a mix-up, first
you smile aud then you laugh and then
you roar.
Will Worden, as DR.. Merry, the
friend of Charlie Pointer, who helps
him to deceive the uncle that he is
married. To help his friend out, he
loans him his wife and introduces her
to the uncle as Mrs. Charlie Pointer.
The many funny situations and COM
plications are so extremely funny that
the audience is kept in one continual
round of laughter, yet the atmosphere
in dress, languague and business is
void Of anything that borders on loud
or broad suggestiveness.
Harry Davenport, as Get Swift, "
the Messenger Boy, is known as the
Emperor of Mirth and lives up to his
reputation as the comical messenger
boy.
Frances Holman, as Mrs. DR.. Merry,
the borrowed wife. In this role Miss
Holman is seen at her best and is good
for laugh minute. Her comedy and
dramatic situations are snappy and full
of acting qualities. Miss Holman is
too well-known to the theatrical going
public to need any introduction, having
appeared with some of the largest road
productions in this country.
Juliette Chandler as Amy. This pretty
young soubrette, known as the little
lady with the big voice. In this part
she is in her element and deserves all
the applause she receives. She has
been great favorite wherever she has
appeared.
Mona Irene Russell has been big
hit and shows her ability as an actress
of class.
The above are the principals in this
funniest of all comedies, which is a sure
cure for the blues and drives away dull
care.
'The Only Way" is written for the
purpose of laughter and is a scream.
Graham guardian., 1915-03-12
A JOINT MEMORIAL
To Congress to Investigate
Method to Conserve the
Waters of Gila River

The following memorial to Con-
gress, which was introduced by Sen
ator d. H. Claridge. was passed by
the Senate and House, and sent to
congress at Washington, D. c.:
To the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of
America in Congress Assembled:
Your memorialists the Second
Legislature of the State of Arizona,
in session convened. respectfully rep
resent:
WHEREAS, The Gila River in the
State of Arizona is a stream that is
of incalculable benefit to the settlers
who live upon the lands which may
be or now are irrigated by the waters
of said river; and,
WHEREAS, At certain seasons of
the year, owing to the great rain
fall the present channel of the river
is unable to contain the deluge, or
fall of water. especially in that por-
ton of the river which flows through
the County of Graham, in said State
of Arizona, resulting in the overflow
of said river, to the great loss and
damage to the farms and settlers
along the borders of the said Gila
River, and to the loss of the water
which should be conserved, stored
and saved; and,
WHEREAS, The saving of this
water would also be of great benefit
to the Indians, who are now living,
as wards of the Nation. on the San
Carlos and Sacaton Indian Reserva-
ton;
Now, THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED,
That the Congress of the United
States be, and is hereby requested.
to appoint commission to investi-
gate, or, to direct the Engineer De-
partment of the United States Gov
ernment. to investigate the facts
and to report on the best and most
feasible way of storing and cOnserv-
ing the waters of said Gila River.
together with the probable or esti
mated cost of building dams, or
otherwise improving the channel of
said river, so that the waters there
of may be saved for irrigating and
other purposes, and protect the land
bordering on said river from the
ravages of the large floods that con.
tinue there every year;
RESOLVED, That the members of
Congress from this State are hereby
requested to use every honorable
means to bring this matter before
Congress and to secure favorable
action thereon, and that a copy of
this Memorial be sent to each mem
ber of Congress from Arizona and
to the Speaker of the House, and
President of the Senate of Congress.