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Minor Mention.

Can'aloupe shipments have started
from Rocky Ford.
Big wheat yields are reported III
the Longmont district.
Battery b at Golden is proud Of It's
evenly matched horses.
Miss Elsie Green of Denver will 20
to China as a missionary.
Gasoline dropped one cent per gal
lon in Denver on Monday.
Improvements in the T. S. mill at
Sugarloaf are being installed.
ductor, was killed in an auto accident
at Pueblo
President Wilson is expected "a
speak at Denver on his proposed triE
to the coast
Mrs. Cora Newland, wife of Ronald
O. Newland, was killed in an aulomo
bile accident at Greeley.
Howard G. Parmelec has been
elected president of the Colorado
School of Mines at Golden.
The order dispatching the Colorado
National guard to the Mexican border
has been temporarily revoked.
Four persons were injured in a
hcad.on auto crash at the South BOul
der bridge, three miles from Boulder
Colorado guards at Golden rifle
range were paid Monday, approximate
ly $4,000 being distributed among the
men.
DIR. Cyrus w. Policy saved two child
rem when he stopped a runaway team
travelling at breakneck speed IN Boul
der.
Jewelry to the value of $40 was
stolen by burglars who entered the
home OF Mrs. Ella Ackridge in Den
yer
Many unique attractions have been
arranged for the silver anniversary
Arkansas valley fair at Rock Ford
Sept. 1924.
The Colorado Federation of Labor
opened its annual convention at Colo
rado Springs, with about 200 dele
gates present.
J. II. Evcrman, IS. of Denver com
mitted suicide because he says he was
unable to provide the Injuries de
mandcd by his wife.
Five thousand Oklahomans, spend
ing their vacation in the Pixies Peak
region. joined in celebrating Okla
homa day at Manitou
The Sharon Springs band, said tc
be the best cowboy aggregation oI
musicians in the country. has beer
engaged for Morgan Frontier Days.
The semiannual report OF the boarC
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Sporting News


Freddie Welsh and Charlie White
are In Denver Preparing for their bat.
Il" on Labor bay
Ralph K Mulford won the Pixies
Peak auto climbing contest AT Colo.
RADIO Springs in Is minutes and 2l7
seconds
Dennis Dovd, an American aviator
with the French army. was Killed at
the Ruc acrodromo In Paris by falling
with his maohin"
Young Denny OF New Orleans
knocked out Sailor Jorabok OF St
Louis IN the first round OF schcd
ulcd twclvcround boxing bout at St
Louis
The yach, lIirhhall, owned and
sailed by Thomas u Campbell Of Den
Yer, won the first rae" in compoti.
ton for the Sir Thomas Upton cup
at Grand Lake, Colo. In hour. Is
minutes, - seconds
Th" controversy concerning the
right OF Colorado spurtsmCn to shoot
doves WAS dIspcllcd on receipt OF
telegram from the Department Of
Agriculture At Washington stating
that doves may be taken under the
state law and that there Is no closed
season prescribed BY the federal law.
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COLORADO STATE NEWS

Of county commissioners shows thai
Larimer county has approximately
$liS,3S7 in resources over its II
abilities.
According to the current issue OF
the American Contractor, Chicago
publication, Denver last month made
a gain OF 81 per cent in value OF
building permits over July OF last
year.
The Lucky Seven leasers found
free gold in their stope in the Logan
mine near Boulder The find was
made on the 400 foot level and the
ore is thought will carry from s25 to
$50 pound in free gold.
Mrs. c. Minton. mother of David
Minton, charged with burglary in the
West Side Court, left Denver to go 10
her home near Fort Lupton, on which
she intends to place a mortgage TO
obtain the release Of her son on bond
of 81 900.
Although marred somewhat by a
berry carnival held at Steamboat
Springs was a most gratifying sue.
cess in every particular and several
thousand people were most pleasant
ly entertained.
The selection of Denver as the meet.
ing place of the international commits.
sion to settle the difficulty between
the United States and Mexico has
been recommended to First Chief
Carranza by Andres G. Garcia. de
facto consul in El Paso
Quartermaster Sergeant f. c. Fren
eel OF the commissary department at
the Golden rifle range was promoted
TO be first lieutenant, attached to the
same department.
why Colorado Wants You" is the
title of thirty-twO-page booklet is
sued by J. II. Jenkins, Colorado com
missioner of immigration, for use in
bringing settlers to this state.
J. w Mosier, 10 years old, was
killed in the FL Paso mine at Cripple
Creek when he was caught between a
loaded ore car and the side of the
shaft, 500 feet below the surface.
Whether one political party may
hold two separate and distinct assem-.
blies for the same specific purpose
IL question which will have to be
settled before Secretary of State
Ramer determines whether there will
be Progressive as well as Republi
can and Democratic tickets in the pri
mary election Sept II.
After the Moose convention in Den
yer decided not to name ticket
minority got together and desig
mated state ticket. headed by
John b. stephen of Denver for COVER
| nor.
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Rea lentz Wins Pixies Peak Race.

Colorado Springs Ralph Mulford,
worlds twcnty-four.hour champion,
went down to defeat on the Pixies
peak automobile highway Saturday.
boy from Seattle turned the trick.
But milford holds the record for the
Twelvemilc climb up the highway by
his remarkable record OF Friday.
when he drove his car up the noun.
tain in 1874. Rca Lentz Of Seattle
is the big winner and gains leg on
the Penrosc trophy. His time was
2O:j5.G. milford beat this mark by
more than two minutes. Mulford
took second place and made the climb
to the summit in 2l:4O5. He wins
81 900 by his performance.
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General

\ farmer named Palmer. near Ma.
coma, Tex, plowod W silver bars on
his farm yariously estimated to hc
worth from sloo,ooO to s2S0.00o
Grcouyillc. :. {, ana many smaller
towns wor" threatened with serious
damage los the COO acres OF water re-.
leased when the great Lake ToNawuy
dam. thirty eight miles south Of Ache.
vile. ray" way
Five persons wrrr Killed and seven.
teen injured. four fatally. when n tor.
nado swept over eastern Arkansas.
blowing down twelve buildings al
Edmoudsou, Ark, about seventeen
miles vest OF Memphis.
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About the War

The Italian steamship st Sebastian
has been sunk.
Italians advance materially in the
lsonzo front.
Gen. Lotchltsky Is continuing his
advance toward Lembcrg.
British torpedo boat destroyer Las
500 sunk by German submarine.
French report taking OF Maurcpas,
with capture of 1000 Germans.
Aus,ro.Gormans forced to surrender
the entire Stripa line from Tarnopol
to BuczaCz
Italians are steadily pressing the
Austrian troops northward from Gori.
zia In the vicinity OF Trieste.
Turks rcpulsc Slav troops in Persia
In Turkish Armenia. however, the
Russians have forced back the otto
man troops near Lake Van.
Monday, the Russians made addi
tonal gains against three sectors OF
Tcutonic lines in eastern thoator Ger
mans claim Russ attacks south OF
Brody were checked.
Italian army under Gen Cadorna
following up it's decisive victory over
the Austriuus at Gorllzia, have ad
vanccd farther ana now are iu pos
ecssian of BusChini
important gains for the allies are
reported from both Paris and Prrro
grad. Tho French slormrd German
third line positions In the region OF
the Sommo, extending their line from
Hardccourt to the HlIuE, Of Huapuurl
on the Sommo
we have evacuated Stauirlau with
out fighting" says the official state
mont from Vienna The statement
also admits the Withdrawal of Aus
,rian troops to new positions in the
Stanslau and Mouastorzyska regions
owing to the Russian pressure.
Reports received at chihuahua city
from Gen Domingo Arrieta said that
one of his columns had surrounded a
band of 100 men under Nicolas Her
uandoz. Villas former chief OF stali
At Las Adargas, chihuahua, and VIII
attack Immediately upon the arrival
Of rCinforccmcuts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-17
Washington


An explanatory statement of how
Great Britain's examination of mails
is being conducted was presented tu
Secretary Lansing by the British en-
bassy.
President Wilson signed the arri
cultural appropriation bill carrying ap
proNimatcly s27O0O.00O. and the mill
tary academy appropriation bill
carrying s1,225,oOo.
Paul LamhriEht of Las Animas
Colo, passed with honors one year
ahead OF time the entrance cNamina
tton for the Annapolis naval academy
Congressman Kcating appointed him
Payment OF indemnity for articles
sent registered. insured or G. O. d
through the mails and partially dam
aged Iurinr transit will be- made In
the future, according TO orders recent
ly issued by Postmaster General
Burlcson
War bride profits taxed by the gov
orum,ul svrllcd tho Internal revenue
taxes last year To- more than SInu.mu0.
umu. according to statement by 40,
commissioner of Internal revenue. Tn,
precise amount OF Internal rryruu,
collected WAS S5lg7eag>r which Is
S'5"i-.erE greater than waa paid In
the previous fiscal year
Twenty five thousand more s,ntr
troops Nrr" ordered To the border and
AN department commanders were di
rcctod TO send an state troops us soon
as they are equipped ana trans por,a
tion can ho obtained
The American Red Cross hcaduuar
tiers IN Washington lately received
very interesting reports from their
special agent in VI Paso, Tex, nr
Eugene \ Crockett OF Boston After
stating that very little has boon re-
cciyod at ~ raso In tho way OF g,fts
and comforts for the soldiers, he SAYS
that as FAR as their serious material
needs are concerned. very little Is re-
QuIrod
Three more letters commencing the
handling Of national guard camps on
the border were made public by th,
War Department
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Girl, 1e, Shot by Trinidad Miner.

Trinidad.-Callie Berry, 10, is near
suit of q bullet wound through her
breast inflicted by Jesus Barragas, 80.
a Mexican coal miner The shooting
took place at boarding house at
Aguilar, where the young woman was
employed as a waitress. Refusal of
the girl to agree to run away with
the Mexican is stated to be the cause
OF the shooting Barragas made his
escape.
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Denver Congressional Cand didates.

Denver Following are the Rcpubi.
can congressional candidates chosen
at the assembly for Denver congress
sional district: William y. Vale, 81;
William II. Dickson, 33; a. II. Pick
ems, 2G; James H. Brown, %; Halsted
l. Ritter, 1G The Democrats desg-
mated II B. Teller by 337 votes and
Ben c. IIiliard by 3&j.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-17

leased from the county jail, entered
the First National Bank at Englcwood
held up Harley Patton, assistant cash.
Ter, obtained probably $500 and cs.
capped in an automobile. A woman pat
ron of the bank ran from the build.
ing, frightening the robber to flight
and saving the bank the loss Of sev'
cral hundred dollars more in silver
and gold in the cashiers cage.
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High Price for Colorado Pears

Grand Junction Grand valley fruit
growers are greatly pleased over the
first returns on Bartlett pears sold
in the east \ car, which left here
Aug ., nettcd s23j box to the grow.
cr. This Is the best price paid for
pears in nine years.
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Wilson Notification Set for Sept. 2

Washington,-Formal notification tc
President Wilson of his nomination
will take place Sept. 2. That day was
definitely selected and arrangements
made for the President TO go to Long
Branch, \. j., for the ceremony. The
President has completed his speech OF
acceptance. The notification speech
will be made by Senator James.
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Guard Order susperded.

WaEhinFton-Ordors for tho re
naming modified units Of the Ma
'ionHl Guard to proceed to the border
have been suspended By the War Do
pArtmcnt
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Body OF Murdered Printer Found

Pueblo.-John MCCrary. %. print.
cr from Erie. Kan, was found mur.
dercd, his body lying beneath a tree
in the Fountain river bottoms The
fore part of his head had been beaten
In by a blunt instrument
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Raise Granted Wyoming Miners

Choyonne-A substantial Increase
In wages was granted the miners OF
southern Wyoming in an agreement
sgncd by representatives Of tho Unit
cd Mine Workers Of DIstric, %. and
coal operators.
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Mounted Bandits Rob Auto Party.

Pueblo-Two bandits on horseback
held up and robbed an automobile
party on the banks of Lake Minnoqua.
obtaining SIG from one victim and sl2
from another. one of the girls in the
party managed to hide $50 in bills
in her clothing.
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Bcrlin.-Aftcr attacks Of the great
est violence on the Sommo front. tn,
British obtained footing In first lin,
German trenches on the Thicpyal Po
1lcrcs front the war office announced
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Western

Two men robbed the bank Of Grow
der at Crowdcr. okla. OF about $1,000
and escaped
Frank vogt. 50. was Killed by light
ming nt Kansas city while IN his
na,hlub taking bath.
The Ohio oil Company made
another scent reduction on six grades
Of oil and 20 cents on Plymouth oil
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smeI,er Employs Shoots co.worseD

Snlida.-Andy Doloznikor. smoItor
cmploy", shot and killed Joseph S,ro
Jan. Co.worker.
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Foreign

The Righ, Hon. Sir George Turner,
former premier and treasurer Of Vic.
'oria, died suddenly In Melbourne. lie
was born In 1851.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-17
Lone Bandit Robs Englewood Bank.

Dcnvor.-h man, unmaskcd. idcnti-
fled from roguc's gallery picture as
Norval King. convicted forger re
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-17

Under verdict returned at Went
worth. y. G.. J. W. Slaughter. former
police chief AT Draper, n G.. prob.
ably will be turned over to his wife
as a convict laborer while he Is serv-
ing a two.ycar sentence for man
slaughter
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ROADS READY TO
YIELD 8-H0UR DAY
CONCESSION is MADE KNOWN
AFTER CONFERENCE OF RR.
MANAGERS WITH WILSON.
TO AVERT RAIL STRIKE
INTERSTATE COMMERCE BOARD
MAY BE LEFT TO SETTLE
APPLICATION
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Washington, Aug. lG. .- President
Wilson and representatives of rail
way employees and managements
again bent their energies to seeking
settlement of the threatened nation
" de railway strike.
After the committee of railroad
managers had another conference
with President Wilson early yester-
day it became known that a proposal
was under consideration by which
the railroads would accept the prin-
Ciple OF an eight-hour day and leave
the working out of its application TO
the Interstate Commerce Commission
or some body formed for the purpose.
The railroads are understood to be
ready to concede the principle of the
eight-hOur day providing concessions
he made by the employees so too
heavy a burden will not be placed
upon the railroads.
The men take the stand that they
principally want the cight-hour day on
conditions that it shall be enforced
whenever possible. The railroads are
sGid to believe it impossible TO ac-
cept the eight-hour day unless work
able system o. application can be
built up.
According TO prominent officials the
Presidents plan for settling the strike
is to have the railroads conCede to
tie men an eighthour day, about
which there cannot be any question of
Interpretation, and then have both
sides defer action on the overtime de
mand of the men until government
commission has a chance to investi-
Sate its cost 10 the carriers
The Presidents plan for settle
ment calls upon the railroad man
ayers to drop their CounterprOposals
altogether.
II is understood the President has
a ked the attorney general to advise
him whether he has authority to
name a plenary commission to inves-
tiSate the overtime cost feature.
The President is confident the men
viii accept if the carriers do, and an
other conference will be held today.
Following the conference at the
White House Tuesday afternoon
President Wilson gave out the follow
Ing statement: There is no change.
There is an earnest effort being
made to work out a settlement"
a. b. Garretson, spokesman for the
employees. said: THE brotherhood
officials, representing 100000 en-
ployes. are willing to do all that we
lcgitimatcly can to avert strike"
Elisha Lee. chairman of managers
and spokesman for the railroads, said ::
hands. and have agreed with him that
he Will make any statement"
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-17
War Department Recalls Guard Order

Denvcr-Th order dispatching the
Colorado National Guard to the Mexi
can border has been temporarily re
yoked
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A thorn In the flesh is more trouble
some than two on the bush.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-08-17
RUSSIANS CAPTURE JAeLoNITzA
Occupy Gateway to Carpa:hians After
Taking 1,50o More Prisoners.

P"trograd, Aug lG-The Russians
have captured Jablonit2a, one Of the
most important gatcways through the
Carpathians to tn" hungarian plains
and hay" taken nearly ljou additional
prisoners. according TO an official
statement issued ny the war Office.
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Paris Italian troops have entered
the suburbs Of Tolmino. which is un
der continuous shell fire. according
to dispatch TO La LIhortc from Tu.
rim. The Aus,rans says the dispatch
are oyacuatinG the city
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-31

Owosso that the claims and accounts hereto
attached be approved and the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby instructed to issue warrants on the
City Treasurer against the various funds for
amounts shown: ID
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-31
Now Cothrop

New Lothrop, March 2S-Rev. Mr..
Pierce officiated at the funeral of the
late James Conklin, which was held
from the NJ. E. church, Sunday after
noon at one o'clock.
Revival meetings commenced at
the M. P. church, Sunday evening.
The president of the conference,
and Rev. B. Riber are in charge.
Mrs. Hattie Farrand has purchas-
ed the DR.. White new home.
Edward Biersier who recently sub
mitted to an operation is improving.
Miss Myrtle Armdon has returned
from visit in Beatrice, Neb., and
South Bend, Ind.
w. NJ. Boose Of Logansport, Ind,
was a guest, Sunday, at the home of
E. M. Burpee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bullock of
Flint are guests at the home of Geo.
Bullock, for a few days. Harold ex-
poets to go into the grocery business
in Flint soon.
Mrs. Hattie Golden of Chesaning
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie
King.
Monday, April 3, the president OF
the Rebekah assembly will hold a
school of instruction. All members
are requested to be present.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-31
Perry.

Perry, March 2S.-The l. o. o. F..
will exemplify the Initiatory degree
Wednesday evening. There will be
one candidate.
Misses Mamie and Grace Young
are home from Ypsilanti for a ten
days vacation from college.
Mrs. E. Botsford was called to
Grand Rapids last week on account
of the serious illness of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. F. A. Botsford, who suf-
fered an attack of appendicitis. Mrs.
F. A. Botsford is daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Davis of Morrice.
Mrs. ]. Schweinforth passed away
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Nora Henderson at Lansing, Friday
evening. She had been i'll for the
past year. Her husband died just a
few weeks ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schweinforth were former residents
of this place and faithful members
of the M. E. church. The body Of
Mrs. Schweinforth was brought here
Tuesday, and the funeral held from
the NJ. e. church, Rev. ]. d. Young
officiating.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-31
Vernon.

Vernon, March 2S.-Miss Pearl
Stevens of Battle Creek is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo How
ard
VIM. Strauch made a business trip
to Owosso, Monday.
Frank Durling has bought the
Barnes farm, and in moving onto the
same this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Betterly visited
over Sunday in Durand, at the home
OF their daughter.
Victor Kear of Flint visited at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Kear, Saturday.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Van Alstine Fri
day. All members are requested to
BIO present.
Mrs. F. d. Clark will entertain
the L. A. S. of the Congregational
church at her home, Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whelan are
on their way home after spending
the winter in California with their
son. Howard, and family.
Daniel Post was a business caller
in Durand, Monday.
School is out this week for the
spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury are visit
ing in Corunna and the other teach
ers of the schools have gone to their
respective homes for the vacation.
Mrs. Bert Prindell is visiting in
Owosso for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hunter, who
have been visiting at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Delbridge for several weeks, started,
Monday, for a visit in California.
George Davenport was in Flint on
business Monday.
The nine-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George e. Houghton of De-
troit was brought here for burial on
Tuesday. Mr.. Houghton is well
known for he is conductor on the
Grand Trunk road.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-31
Mrs. Mary Farthing of Flushing is

Mrs. Mary Farthing of Flushing is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Delbridge.
Henry Markham is at his parents
home and is very i'll. His wife came
Monday to help care for him.
Mrs. j. d. Ginther received word
Tuesday from Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Per-
cell of Detroit that their four months
old baby died Tuesday morning.
They took it to Leipsic, o., for burial
Wednesday.
Miss Stella Davenport returned
home Saturday from Laingsburg
where she has visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy for seven weeks.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-03-31
CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
s.s.. <: s' Of &Mz2zzz@
Henderson.

UN0Uo0ESO
Henderson, March 29-Miss Ferne
Arthur spent Saturday in Owosso.
David Hunt was a business caller
in Owosso Saturday.
The l.. A. S. of the Church OF
Christ will be omitted this week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Peters ex-
pect to return from Huntington
Beach, Calf, next month.
Miss Anna Douglas of Owosso was
a guest of Mrs. w. F. Sane last
week.
William Kohlmeyer has purchased
a new car which he will bring home
as soon as the roads improve.
Mrs. Bernice Guidet of Owosso was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Isham, last week.
Mrs. Leslie Allen entertained her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Kramp of Owosso, Sunday.
William Kohlmeyer was in Toledo,
o., few days last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Johnston ex-
pect soon to remove to their new
home recently purchased of ]. M.
Carmody.
Mrs. Hannah King of Owosso was a
guest of her sister, Mrs. William
KOhlmeyer, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huffman enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank Lahman, Lyman Teller ar d
Allen Hursey.
The annual election of the M. e.
Sunday school will be held Tuesday
evening, April 4, instead of the pre-
ceding evening as usual.
Floyd Jones and Rev. C. w. Starr
attended the Shiawassee County c. f..
rally in Owosso the last of the week,
giving echoes" of the same in the
c. e. service, Sunday evening.
A vote was taken Sunday by the
M. E. congregation to support the
prohibition amendment being intro
duced at Washington, and a petition
was also circulated.
1t is expected that Miss Kate But
terfield of Bay City will soon spend
a weekend here and at Easton, in
the interest of the Y. p. S. c. E., the
date to be announced later.
Rev. c. w. Starr gave an interest
ing address Sunday evening on Life
Insurance." speaking in detail upon
the difference between Straight life"
and endowment" policies in a COM
pany stronger than the strength of
Gibraltar
Rev. c. w. Starr expects this week
to be in attendance upon the district
convention of the Michigan Chris
tian Missionary society, in Flint, and
to have part on the program. He
leaves the last of the week for To-
ledo, o. Sunday April 8, will be his
last Sunday in Henderson, and the
good wishes Of host OF friends will
attend him upon his future work.