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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

500 untrimmed Pana-
mas, all styles and siz-
es to pick from. Regu-
lar 1886 values, for
Friday and Saturday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
CAMBRIDGE

Efr and SIRE r. 7 Record ana AaeEa-
f-r J.sfIaa. have returned home after
n visit az woodward. inwa- TaciE
faufht~r. rf.s Nsva. remained for
f1arrr visit
sf~s S. g. Morris OF kansas cts is
visiting sf ftr home of her daughter.
Mrs p. q Randall who 60 spending tho
summer an Cambridge
Err. ant Wrs. Claude Ions % Idaho
are visiting az fEe home OF the iaffFr'r
psrrrts Nr and Nrs. Prank Struhlrs.
uzaaire enc trip iu fHeir automobile.
Word has been received CO. Cam
bridge announcing the arrival OF
daughter az tlr home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frisber af Eidora. Iowa. Tho
daughter tipped the scales az ~ pounds
ana arrived Friday. June On. and Viii
b. En1ur a. katherine Elizabeth Mrs
Frfsb.e was formerly Miss Louise hin
seq
TIE beautiful bungalow 20 Mr.. and
urs john s. Peterson. which BEL being
erected farf east Of william Niusles
residence. ia fast nearing completion
Wsri Osborn. Who is employed Us
. Waite & Erilnss. is enjoying a two
ae~as' vacation. and On company Win
his wife are Sightseeing in Chicago.
sfiss Medic Peterson left Wednesday
for Moline. where She attended the
wedding 81 Miss Nriiic Johnson and
Harry HoEberE. which occurred thht
evening
John a N-Cahou and family left
wednesday fog a visit with relatives
ard frieuds az HeFrinEton and other
places in Kansas
q 3. Moody wsnt % Davenport We'd
nesdav % bring home Mrs Moody. VITO
recently underwent an operation az
S. Lakes hospital.
Mrs. Ada Rodgers % Lincoln. Ncb..
is visiting relatives and fricuds IN
Cambridge asf Vicinity.
Dr ! b Wrstrriand made a business
"trip % Chicago last seek.
ffrrtuar Liuuec left Tuesday for
visit with relatives az AriiaEtoa. iova- {
NE and Mrs o. L. AnEwias we're viH- I.
if1rs ss Fast Moline Tuesday.
STE and Mrs. J. ~ Peterson ueFe tri- .
city visitors Tuesday
l.. =. u.micis is visiting hts children 1
az Omaha. Ssb.
Miss Ruth fsaacson. vhn has been ]
zttsadinE school in Cambridge. LETT /
Maadsv for her horne ~ Prine-ton.
tfrs. q " nauEh and daughter. Mrs, 4
Bauks Wright. visited relatives n 4
Gstvs MoGfzT.
Ste ans Mrs. Hsat@rsnu fiGnter and 4
thsir szuEhtsr. Mrs a F'1aS. visited 4
TssssGaY WITH th~ iatteF's husband. Who .
e - shs kospsssi
Nfrs tfoFer. whn has been visiting AZ
shs hams % hsr brother. ,. 3. Grove
zza wifs. LET'S Mondsy sor her hoas 81
Savannsh-
Rsv. sna Mrs. -. p Ward To, for
tkefr koa.e ~ Ctss1s Para wednesday
sfser = ssn-t Ttsis stss relatives
Mrs. r : Ns!es aa4 her Ersn9-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
HOLD WOMAN ON
SERIOUS CHARGE
Faaiins ksnnsey. Aiizs Narhsl
Charged wiih FassinE Chsek on
Lihrin. ths FauubFoker.
srcrErp so oY TALST rArrR
Nlrfim SPiss wemnn on street and
She .. Arrested ~ ChIsf Miller
Feiise Investigating

pa4lin~ E~rne6F. alias Pauline
Marcel a yearE woman uf attractive
appearance. vas arrested th.s tuoFutnE
81 chef % Police Pail Miller. on
Tsert.sth street on foTEery charge.
sac uriil b. triri f1l1rruW morning b
Magistrate saith
The krauefF woman ts charged
uith passing o worthless check for SO
on Davis !. Z.nriu. pavubroSsT az 40
Turntfrfh street. abaut q month aEo-
AZ the time ,tr ZiuF.n asa not report
ere matter f1 ffr police. bat since has
kept a sharp ieoEogt closely scTutiniz-
iaE women ubn passed bis store Hia
viEitsnce vas rewarded this morning.
uhsu BE- espi~d the Marbei woman
walking north on the east side %
Tu~atirth street BE phnred the po-
Iic- aud Crfrr Miller hurried 90 the
scene and arrested the alleged forEer.
she at1ufIy draiea thr charges and
claims she never saw ZiGrin-
Poiics Investigate.
on she cheek which vas passed a.
ZrriH's fb~ name o. Pauline Kennedy
aas used. The police are investiFat-
irE ErF ease on she theory that she
may have tried the same game on
other merchants in che city. some
flrae ego several 3foiin~ merchants
HrrT Viet.miz~d bv a woman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
PAYSs3,195. At IN
BILLS FOR A JAIL
xrEys tyD tAEEfy ~ DrstTE
Rssafafiaa o. Drar Fians wEhauE
shsriTs Hssidsae- pefsafsd
-Adioaru tni fridaY.

A. ms s-ssfsa yesterday afsefra0n
81 sls board ef sa6ervtsars. az special
h % presented 81 tse lsI eet.E.cE
eslaasfrfse amounting tG az Co
a. lf5 o. were sassrf. only f1ar s1~rs-
Bers opposing faea. TIE LARGEST lsrea
or fs- Usf vas Tar saa sc o. $50 es.-s
Faes To- w. tfea.aH-. aFeslfreF. f5r enc
nssV BpluiIFE ss cart aar@eeF r9r h5s
BiHs 0fGrr r-uss IFet tfs trips f9
f1seaa r1 Omaha. Nea art
sr.rf a.Fh-s HT enc HT usrfeE re--
81 rr-- eat f.sa blIs o. members vn1
reas r1 s9r.sEf-.f t1 fFas fsr DASH
gn tV
Secretary Eerrs ~ ere af raraifs-
f-e rtf- fsssfhv tafE rVptsfrfrs ta-
BrIs ar nts COMMITTEES. tnf stated shas
one seHFf f-,F Testified is reeommrrt-
err savusrf wfrH rrsarf re ere erts
90 fs~ 5rtsE fetf trips Ersrs seated
ssar ~ vts ere flTr ~ enc sr-rss-rs
sa fFFr als bHf. wtfrt F~ tssaEht
vas T1=ff directly al this rasssV ft~
seated FHsF ff- afrr1 rrrs 1f EFs b1arf
faf roo f-srr ~ sFr hftf lrsf tt- tssf
af STAY vfrr Fst ftrrsfT passed
Hf- fetsr
eve feu-ffsf-fv rsf fs toner vffs
sraH-s NrrefreV IN 4asrser. weB ff~f.
n r-f-rF-f 1s r1 rHs sss.sfgsF Wtr5sm
ST. Fa.rv ssaf wr Nerr ef- tfr-
farF zoe ITfrf awake rfrtfs
HF h-.e QUE ffr e7f we
f.Ir mfr 90 could roe set rTe~s hefe
ss4a Tss srfF-.s sf11rrsv.s er--. s7 on
wfF Ft. v- vent f1 aesr'- q Gftrsssif's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

eAEo. arrived Tuesday for a visit; with
;hs formers daughter. Mrs ". II.
Conssr.
Rev. and Mrs. =. 5. Miller and fam
iiy left Wednesday for n short vsss;
~i;h friends in CISCO and Monmouth
before leaving for their new home az
Cpssia. Mian.
Mrs Matilda Larson and daughter.
Nay. left Monday for a short visit IN
Chicago amer which they will leave for
Portland. Oregon. 10 spend the sum
mer.
3iFs. George woiber; % Georgia and
Mrs. Charles Boei,Ee and children are
visiting az the home % their mother.
Mrs. -. G. Dixon.
Mrs .. =. Sanquist and son Lester
are visiting AZ the home % her mother.
ATs. 5. A. Mcfarland. and sister. Mrs.
f'rishie and family. az Eidora. Iowa
!. J. Mullen and family left Tues
eay for their new home az Elmwood.
William Erwin viii have charge OF the
GalvA Electric Light company in Cam
bridge.
c. ". Grant went 20 Davenport
Tuesday and returned Wednesday
bringing Mrs. Grant home from ST.
Luke's hospital. She f. recovering
nicely from her recent operation.
Mrs Charles Williams OF Kewaueo
arrived Wednesday for a visit az the
home % G. ". Baugh and family.
Mrs r. p Evans Is visiting friends
~ Hiusdaie. Mich.
Mrs g. v. Hutchinson visited with
her husband AZ 81. Luke's hospital.
Davenport. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rodgers return
80 Wednesday from a visit in Cedar
Rapids. ssFN7
Married az the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =. 7. Gustaf-
son. Saturday evening az $3.50 Miss
Alice Gustafson 20 Axel J. Swanson in
the presence OF only immediate rela-
tives and friends % the contracting
parties. Rev. ?. s. Miller performed
The ceremony. After the ceremony a
rne wedding dinner was served under
the supervision % Mrs. Gustafson. Mr..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

tsrre vas some misenucrption a. 20
tf~ cost % tf~ shrriG-s residence. and
dlf r1s see where the $4,000 came IN.
Hs called upon Nfr Wctaue. who sz-
p'slr~i chat che exact cost % the ahsF-
frs residence vaa g. .zzs 20. according
tp ft- lowest bii received
FiEhf over Minutes.
a warm discussion over che adop-
f.1a % tEs minutes OF th~ last meet
iaE vas catered iuJn risht at the start
90 fhr session yesterday. Supervisors
Curriretau. DALEY and i.arsiu raised
TIRE point ttsf che minutes asa not
sf1U b tuo-ftiFfs vote vifh regards
Oh ~npi1viaE a special attorney. sew
rsef members save their views on che
question. effrr which 2fr. Larkiu offer
rf n motion GO reconsider the queE-
tlrr. wti.t VAS ruled out super
visor schroeder made motion that
tr~ minutes Hr adopted. which vas
carried hF vote Of 60 Co. %.
q tIT ~ $50 was allowed Tor boy
af1 Eel suffering with tghFrruioFts ard
ush8 is now confined sf Springfield. Fl
forts aiff D. made Co. place thr Tad Zen
reaerF1=f n rFprrF-rtafiVr ut tf-
srfrsflar Nruy 81 tris city asked for
q Donation ~ 500. and vas referred
Co.. q rormIffr~.
AEiaarrmrrt vac grf.. Friday OF 90
o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

and Mrs. Swanson are well known. the
bride being the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. T. Gustafson. a graduate
OF the Cambridge schools with the
class OF 1911. since which time she has
been a faithful clerk n Russell's store.
The groom IS an ambitious young man.
having recently retired from the farm
and is now engaged in we'll drilling.
After a short wedding trip TO Mime
sofa. where the groom owns a farm,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

they will return 20 Cambridge. and aft
er August l will be at home to their
friends.
Chester Nelson was a Davenport
caller Friday.
Carl Swanson attended the Barnum
& Bailey show at Davenport Friday.
Elmer Ball of Kewanee and Miss
Clara Cook of Cambridge were mar
ried at the home OF the brides mother.
Mrs. Emma Cook, in Cambridge, at s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

o'clock Sunday. June 10, by Rev. z. Il.
Evans. The ring ceremony was used.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
for the occasion. An excellent o'clock
dinner was served. 1t was a quiet
nuptiaI event, only members OF the i'm
mediate families being present. The
bridal couple left for q short trip. ex-
pecting 10 visit in Dubuque. They ex-
pect TO make Kewanee their future
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

et-rs - iesrz wEsr- ws vsfs e. ara
Na4s eesrs- % ssrsss. Ts~ cpcz@it-
zee vas sos sof4 % go tsii btii in
ssris Eesta uasm E vac s@aFl4
ssreaxs. ssf aass a. or Fssrsss=ta-
tlsss ssezzse o. tse~ ssgtsiaE atost
n.
TRsa<As u Dssg.
rAsssr q earf~rsnee stsh tif scare
9 E1f rrsa faaes wsfs NrssFs. a4e5ofs
ri @csst sr5 ftsehazeeG se9 90 oees OBJ
enc easlsai az oar osa iefs.asitF tf ne
esf tsf ssr ssl PASS wiss1zg eEs'-
vs waaaE have tsea eesseFff ~ taF
eeosfs o. tsts ~esefT f1r reEirrtics
eaF sasr Ns serinEeett uTsr~sseis-
eve NasetsF f7tf re- tFsf 81 tsd Bees
asfsf TT rrFseas fse ssu tff fwn
rsaests ssH. bssf az res wars '1 90 r.
saf eaf f~ fseF srses.ra'iT refused
Nfssr tsf talked wtss general s-r-
sssrs ss esrtr Ess1f as4 ssp'sieef ere
sfsassIsr au we're q tks eefnine nat
80 natter ssesff tavr been settled
rfFss or stfs cazrFT Or oar sFeeef
srfs s1 re~ capital 90 took tfr srarIs
wfss Tee fr sast e~oTs e. fefFsf th~
bHr. psHfeh Ne brew w1sid cost thr
~ rIa~f-r Fhfs FIRE fk~ haarf he'd
-frhs special rssstirEs ART a~ are ASIA
frs 81 SAY for Cur WORK We feel wr
Rave o. rishf 20 tersr bills TH~ plan
~ p,srfsE ere fs3r or ere sT1ars WouIi
res1atrr rev sire. tsp separate beat
f~r r,srFs ard mary o't~r @Fp~n'i-
fgrrs
Calisf rashyinE
Supervisor Lastr in reply SAID .
@ call gEsss s9FieE1sl4 balls LOBBY 1,
sEssrssgsrts. O. regard 90 senator .
t.aszrr etss 60 state % tEis BODY that
oar eEarts fsr q special hrariuE az
sssisErris Co sirr osr s4r GO tl1
Igssfl1a. we're rrt uite a BIS FROST tF .
tsr 1f1aas s-aat1r G.sEGs~ wanted t0 .
gee iris till aa BIS oan cpsaElitt~r. So
.-er-t ~ special frtsots % Ets. ard .
aE ere rrss gsse taken. ere e9grt vas .
traess1sst bF ere eisf& era a1f c'f-
f-efrst arrt ere oFEer srrssars raised .
a rov TITS lau ssli has tat a hear i
trE fe ths e1ase. a erariaE in taf
s-raFr. arf viii have a EFarirE from .
ere r~dsts tr tsF geG asG goa u1a F.
se .1 fF.~ no sail.
Supervisor Wregsf SAID. They fFi7f .
ta ress eats b5t throaEh ere senate .
ere sane as ere to1sr sri Reraf1T F.
tartrr fs1sErsbsrf us faF help t1 .
p-os=et Fsr taN paFeFs 1f tsfs cogasF.
-oar e5rasift~e ttf r1s lobby { arm F.
tired of te5rE seeus-t az secret meet
.rss. wt. ss~F-.f r1-~fsTEs srf t1h5ftrs
ar1 aes wrrisE 90 SCI or ere isii come
artsre. ssvtirF~s ere s1orFr tt~ settrr T.
s1- nee
Supervisor Cr}sv6ft stated thsF ir 4.
BE 1etEis9 b6rs saf-s we're tpa~st .
II fsrtr r-srsrF6rs
Eese1atieu Defeated
saserVtsoe Canr5sEfam Introduced F.
"a rrsosstl9a ergt.s.sE fpr ere tfauiEF
OF r-0 e.ses Cog eeF e9sssF lait. aifa-
ssF "a ss-frs ressf-se-. elsie1iaE tsst
'er essrFs waaIt save ss I-ass $500.
are teaf .ar tsT e1@es.tfrF take Hs
-srfe-r seTi1r sasu I.tF z1 The frs1-
ss11F vfs detected Or q Vatr % 80
.F o. &s6~-V5sass uErsBTr= ara cor
sr expressed tErEse,ees lH favor Of
5~eset~E stf ulsss GEEu t1eaF.1F
was decided uBer. ETFrs stated fsat f.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Any colored untrim.
med shape in our
store. Some white ones
included. Values to
S2.95, choice while
they last, only,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

et-es 90 tsarz wE@r- ws vsfs a. ara
Na4s eears~ 90 strsss~. To- eoe2eait-
See vas &c sofd % go tsii biI sa
ssri. Fesia ussu H vac s@aF4
ssroaxs. ssf asse a. 1sr Fssrssssts-
slsss ss@rse o. sses ssgtsiaE ahozt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
The Store of Qualify

100 beautiful trimmed
hemp and Java straw
hats in all white and
black and white. We
offer for Friday and
Saturday, choice,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
Try Bold Job at Federal
Motor Truck Co.
Plant
AWAY;
SECURE NO LOOT
Steel Doors of Strong
Box Resist EX-
plOsives

Four masked robbers. armed with
revolvers entered the plant Of the
Federal Motor Truck CO.. at Camp.
bell and Leavitt-ayes. at O'Clock.
saturday morning. overpowcrcd
Charles G. Webster of so. S3s
Campbellaye.. night Watchman in
The plant. and bound him to a
bench The nthe robbers vent to-
work on the safe. which they tried
twice 20 open with explosive. with.
out success
After the second attempt. some
noise frightened the robbers. and
they fed
Webster worked on his hands for
an hour, when he succeeded iu r,.
leasing himself, and notified the po-
lice. Detectives Reid and DiJble
are investigating.
-Four holes had been drilled in
The safe door, near the combination
lock. and the 'ycggs had placed
nitroglycerin in the holcs. according
TO the police report firing Tho cv
plosiye twice. but falling I'D move
the heavy steel door.
No plundor was taken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
MOTION TO END
RIGGS BANK CASE
is CONSIDERED

WASHINGTON. May % AT the
conclusion Of five days of argu-
ment Justice Mccoy. OF the dis
trict supreme court, took under ad-
yisemcnt Friday night. the motion
of the government TO dismiss the
suit brought by the Riggs National
bank 10 euioin Secretary OF the
Treasury McAdoo. Comptroller OF
the Currency Williams and Trcasur-
rr Burke. from alleged unlawful per-
secution OF the bank.
Relief pending litigation was De.
nicd by tho court. except as 10. the
payment into the treasury OF $1,000
interest on bonds due the bank and
withheld 90 cover penalties for fail
ure 10 furnish certain reports. A
temporary restraining order against
the payment of this money was
granted ~ The outset Of the pro-
ccedings. and the cour tlater viii
pass upon the question Of eontina-
ing IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
Public Gathering Is
Called for Monday
Afternoon
ONE STRUCTURE
is MAYORS PLAN
Wants 1t Built on Site
of the Burned
Span

A public meeting will be held in
the city hall next Monday afternoon
To discuss the Belle Isle bridge
problem. The mayor hopes "a have
present a representative OF Barclay
Parsons a Klapp. the traffic survey
engineers, who I'm conjunction with
Cass Gilbert. the New York archi-
tect. worked ont plans for a highly
o. namental Pelle Isle bridge 10 cost
In the neighhorhood Of s. 600 000.
Drawing Of the proposed bridge have
been on exhibition in the mayors
Office for weeks The representative
of the engine ering company will be
asked TO give definite figures on the
cost Of the proposed structure. Mem
bers OF the Detroit Engineering so.
ciety will also he invited 20 he pres
ent The society favors the con
struction of single bridge under n
board OF bridge commissioners made
up OF mechanical engineer civil
engineer, an architect. a business
man and lawyer.
Mayor Marx attended n Joint meet
'ns OF the council ways and means
and bridges committees. Friday aft
o:noon. The mayor told In, alder.
men that he was strongly in favor
of cne bridge. built on the site OF the
old one. and that he would oppose a
;wo bridge plan. The mayor urged
quick action on the bridge proposi.
tion
III 1t Is necessary 10 spend g. coo.
COO to build an adequate bridge 10
Belle Isle, am willing 10 take the
responsibility for the expenditure on
any own shoulders" the mayor told
the aldermen.
He suggested that n commission
lac appointed. consisting OF alder.
men. estimators and citizens. to
supervise the building OF new
briCge. This plan did not please
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
L.IbEl. JURY
Still. HUNG
Obduracy Of One Man
Prevents Rendering
of Legal Verdict

SYRACUSE. y y. May 22.-When
tle 6arucs-Rooseyclt jury returned
20 the court house for further de-.
liberation early today, the vote stiu
stood ll 20 in the colonel favor.
Justice Andrew, had this morning
aot yot decided whether To dis.
charge them if tncy failed 10 agree
b, 100 a W.
ono uau is blocking straiIutuut
verdict .hat Theodore Roosc.c.. vas
justified ir calling William barnes
a corrupt boss That man Is Ed
waIu Burns motorman bs trade.
~, I. oaauUctiug a clean ut yer.
WJt NOT. $50 lar aa can be told bc.
cause ho believes that Mr. Barnes is
entitled tu damaa,s hu. bcclus, the
,dea goo. firmly wcdgcd into his head
thot Colonel Roosevelt should ba
made ta share tho expenses OF the
trial with Mr. Barnes
! ou hours OF reasoning. cntreaty
and p.t uaaion by the 10 jurors who
stood up i'm opcn court triday morn.
ips ard voted squaraly for Roose
volt Ialad to shake the strbborn Mr.
pVus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
Colonel Angered by
Dual Citizenship
Ruling of Bryan
BORN
STILL is FRENCH
This Is Predicament of
New Orleans Young
Man

NEW YORK, May 22.--Col. Theo.
dore Roosevelt in an article in the
current Issue of the Metropolitan
magazine, roundly scores the state
department theory Of dual national
ity,' under which the American au.
thorities apparently take tn posi-
lion that naturalized citizens, or
those born in this country of alien
pa,cntage, are liable 20 military ser
'ice in the country of their or their
parents nativity.
Mr.. Rooscyclts article. which Is
t6sod upon a letter written by
Counsellor Lansing 10 =. A. DcLong.
Jr.. OF New Orleans, follows i'm part:
"lt seems 10 me that the follow.
ing two letters show an attitude on
the part Of the national administra.
tion which challenges the careful
consideration OF every American
The letters. which were sent me by
John VI. Parker OF New Orleans,
explain themselves:
Hon William Jennings Bryan.
Secretary Of State, Washington.
-. c.
Your ENCcllCnCy.
Ny father. =. a Lclour. was a
native of France and came 90 New
Orleans when hc was about 20
years of age. lived here about 80
Continued on PAGE TnoD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
IN SHE GOES.

the aldermen and the wayor with.
drew 10, Commissioner Fcnkoll stat
irs that he would chcerfully under.
take the task OF building the bridge
Il the council insisted
Ala. Charles W. Burton chairman
Of the committee on ways and
means fayors the construction of
Two bridges to the island IIa sGs
eestcd that expert engineers Lc en-.
gagged 10 take up the proposition ot
whether one bridge or TWO would boz
preferable. and 10 make recon.
mcnGations as 20 sites and slylas Of
construction He said ne would
abide by their decision
Ald Guthard members Of the
ways and means committee. said he
would not favor single bridge pr.
Cess the grades were separated at
both approaches AID Burton point
Cd out that Il would cost hundreds
Of thousands 20 separate the GRADES
and Obtain the necessary land 20
widen the bridge approach on tho
Detroit side 20 conform with the
Cases Gilbert design for The new
structure.
Il am not advocating the accept
anco OF the plans that Mr. Gilbert
rae prepared" said the mayor "I
would suggest that the dcsIgn b
obtained through Competitjca and
that, as far as possible Dotr)it arChi-
tects, contractors and builders do
the bridge work"
The committee was unable 20 d..
eide whether 20 bond Immediately
for a definite sum and then prepare
the plans, or have the cost ON con
struction figured first ard then issue
the bonds Judging from IN" diffcr
ence Of opinion voiced by The mavor
and the aldermen in tho first bride
meeting IL will he some time before
definite plan r. decided upon and
actual work Is started on new
bridge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
b, s, STAND AGAINST
BRITISH EMBARGO CLEARS.
UP GERMAN SITUATION
FIANCEE DEAD,
MAN KILLS SELF
WITH POISON

Grief over the death Of his fance.
Mtdlan. 80 years old OF 40 22l lie
l1ud-aye.. 10 end his life and poison
'I.dsy evening MudlaH's parents
raii hat the man had peen dcspond
rnt ever since the death OF Martha
NclIi,h. Of SO. tSl Alcxandrineave.
cast whom he had expected 10 mar
2, I'm June
Hc talked about his dead sweet.
heart with his parents. Friday even
ing and then went 70 his room and
swallowed the poison lie died In
Grace hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
Financier Hauled Over
Goals by Battling
lnquisitor
CITES LUDLOW
MASSACRE"
Fails, However, to Seri-
ously Disconcert His
Witness

WASHINGTON, May 2s--Chair.
man Walsh Of the industrial rela.
tions committee late Friday after
noon. continued his grilling OF John
ID. Rockefeller. Jr. He gave the
young hnanCier an uncomfortable
time. but failed 10 secure from him
any admission OF responsibility for
the Colorado labor troubles.
Mr.. Walsh asked II Mr.. Rockefel.
Ter was acquainted with the details
OF the Ludlow massacre" and gave
a graphic description OF IL. Mr..
Rockefeller said he had no knowl.
edge OF the details.
"On the same day az the Ludlow
Walsh asked. did YOU
not learn there was little boy
killed"
Il heard boy was shot" said
Rockefeller.
Walsh then called attention to a
company's statement that the WON
on and children at Ludlow were
smoihered and then read postcard
addressed to him by Mr. and Mrs.
Snyder AT Trinidad. saying I'VE
wish TO inform YOU one OF the little
victims OF Ludlow was not smoth.
cred. but was shot while caressing
his little sister"
As the men of troop a were
paid by the Colorado Fuel & Iron
Co. do you not feel moral respon-
CContIuurd ON peur TvoD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
SEARCHERS FIND
BOY UNDER BARN

AURORA, H.. May Jesse
Ropp. the l0.yearold son OF a. X.
)aopp. wealthy farmer OF Lee Con.
ire. Ill. went into the barn recently
10 water his pony When he failed
10 return at night a posse OF farm.
krs was organized and the neighbor'
bood searched. but he could not be
|ound -.
Later three bloodhounds from the
kurora city kennels were sent to
! zee Centre. They had gone but a
few feet when the lost boy crawled
rom under the barn and called to
Pis father to have the man-hunters
AIKEN away.
He hid under the barn, he said.
because he was afraid his father
Fould whip him for not doing
phores.