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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05
The Poultry Show

The sixth annual poultry show OF
the Somerset Poultry and Pet s'ock
Association which will be held IN 20.
2 Armory hall, Jan. l.. - ana a. Is
receiving the general support OF the
business men of the town as Is sho"h
nv It's catalogue of premiums, among
which ara 60 special prizes oHefed'
consisting Of various kinds OF nercnan-
disc The association Itself offers the
following special prizes: Best cockerei
in show, 80 IN cash: best pen IN snow
one male bird and four females, silver
cup, valued at s.; best display On an
standard varieties. two or more olS-
ulays competing display 20 consist OF
rot less than one cock, hen, cocherei
and pullet in single bird classes ahc
one pen) silver cup, valued at STU best
cock in show. Duchess pants. s2-ou;
hest hen. box Of 80 REQ cigars: best
pullet. sweater, $50. All prizes VIII be
DESIGNATED by silk ribbons. Cash
prizes IF 81 80 list, and 81 2nd, will be
given on exhibition pens. and IS cents
and 50 cents on singles. To win first
money .hree pens or three slngleS
must be in competition. Birds must be
on exhibition at noon, Jan. II. entries
to lie made to NJ. A. Dane, secretary.
The birds will be judged THURSDAY,
Jan. 10, by Henry Hunton OF Oakland,
The c. c. G. c. will have its Christ
mas tree and supper at the Library
parlors Thursday night, the supper be-
ing in charge Of Miss Sarah j. Ander-
son and Miss Gertrude s. Weston.
Mrs. Rachel Webb left Monday for
Wabasha. Mimi. She will be met n
j Chicago by her son. William Webb.
with whom she will visit in Wabasha.
Mr.. webb is interested in the Big 10
-four mills there.
The fuseral Of Mrs. Elizabeth lWent-
worth, Nay VIII take place at II A ~
Thursday, Rev. Charles H McElhina3
of the Congregational church Official
ing she was born in February. 1927.
IN Athens, the daughter Of Sarah Leav-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05
For
Emergencies

When YOU have a bilious At.
tack or when you feel illness
coming on-promptly move TIE
bowels, start the liver working
and put your entire digestive
system in good shape with a
dose or two of the time-testd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05

Thirty Days for stabbing Wife
Joseph Soluble was Monday at Rum
ford sentenced to 80 days in Jail on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05

Largely increased sales tells the ste.
of its quality. Largest selling brand oil
1oc. Cigars in the world. Factory. Man.
chester. y. H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05

Colds cause Grip-Laxative Brorno Qni,I
inc removes the cause. There is only o.,
promo Quinine." E. W. GROVES sig
nature on box. 25c-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05
Burned
TERRIBLY ON FACE :.
Rubbed and Made itching More Pas
full. Constantly lrritated. Face
Was Badly Dishgured.
HEALED BYCUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
i.-,..x Sale Of Any Mediene n the Well
~ everyvksre. h bo1sa. Zoe, 1Se.

My skin trouble began six months a
At that time had only few pimpies o.
my face and forehead. They were n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05

II sent for sample Of Cuticu-a Soap and
Ointment and after using it ! bought cass
OF Soap and box Of Ointment. In hs
than two months after used two caked
Soap and two boxes Of Ointment ~
healed rSisned> David b. Schuuinsky
IL Bedford ST.. Hartford. Conn. Oct. q. Is.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Id.
dress postcard ''Cuticura. Dept. T, Be-
tom" Sold throughout the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05
OFFER NOS

If you will get up club of five members
TO accept offer No. or offer No. 2, an outfit
VIII be sent you absolutely free. And if Won
are not already subscriber the Journal will
be sent during the rest of the contest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05
OFFER NO.4

If you are an old subscriber and secure
one new yearly subscriber, paid in advanc.
you and the new subscriber will each receive
an outfit absolutely free.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

asSF eAn, ytiss sfis ", vas Sss ...sd
the koSmei ASSEMBLY, Wednesday, In
PeaSe ssditsrisnh Miss Cora Van
The Prospect school cleared si.5e
fr om the entertainment given Mon
dag eventnn which was eaousb %
cofnplete the payments on the rec
ords for the school Victrola.
In the recent Degree of Honor
membership campaign. Miss Maude
Carpenters division won over Mrs
loulse Denevan's division by szS
The Congregational Ladies' union
met Thursday afternoon AZ the home
OF Mrs. II. z. WILDER. with Mrs Carl
Brdy assisting In entertaining MIS-
Goddard. OF Ann Arbor, was present
and gave an address aions mission
ary lines =,
ArA William Heilman and Mrs II.
y, Banks, delegated TO the diocesan
convention In Detroit, gave their re-
ports Thursday afternoon al msst
Ing OF NJ Luks's auxilisrH whlSn
was held at s,so Ia H. Lakss ohurea
house,
A business meeting of the Friends
Church society was held this Ihars
day afternoon, at o'clock. IN tne
church. Reports Of delesatse 70 tns
quarterly conference were read anu
the regular monthly business WAS
transacted.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
Grey SEES NO
HOPE OF PEACE
Says H0llweg Bosnian State
ment Was First
Class Lie"

LONDON. May 2s.-Sir Edwart
Grey In an 'impromptu speech n
the house of commons last night
declared that peace with Germany
at the present time IL impossible.
The foreign secrctary's statement
was made In reply to a recent state
ment by the German chancellor, DR.
Won Bethmann.Hollweg. in discuss
ing the peace question. Sir Edward
declared there are no signs that
German opinion has yet arrived =,
such a stage "a will lead the allies
10 discuss peace.
He told commons that Bethmann-
Hollweg's referasee In this state
melt 10 the Bosnian crisis" was
~ first-class 'ie
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
SPEED PILOTS
ARE ARRIVING
FOR RACES HERE

The first contingent OF stars OF
the gasoline speed world who will
compete for $4,000 In purses in the
meet at the Michigan state fair
grounds. Sunday and Decoration
day. arrived yesterday. Some came
from Columbus and others from AK.
ron. where big races were held last
week.
Johnny Raimey. who will steer a
Simplex.Crane In the Detroit races,
arrived here late Monday night.
while Irwin Hoffman. Of England.
and Fred Horey. young Canadian
champion. came In during the morn.
ing. Raimey came from Columbus.
where he battled In the big century
grind Sunday. Due TO an accident
to his car he was unable TO finish.
Yesterday he declared that he would
repeat his victory OF 1915. when
he captured the big race last Deco
ration day, after Endicott had
crashed through a fence and Ken
nedy's Maxwell was shot.
The Simplex.Crane which Raimey
will drive Is the machine that
brought Louis Disbrow fame and
fortune. This car holds six official
worlds dirt track records. and Raj
mey Is Of the opinion that Il viii
win reputation and money for him
as il did for Disbrow.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
|es|E;4e;sAN
kllDOTTE TO
HONOR MARX

gAe1poTTA Mich. May R5.--
onDlnsss N he downtown dis
S1n ~ suspended Saturday
0ne. during the funeral Of the
~ Etank Marx. who died Wed.
o1aS. The services viii 10 held
q y octleck. Saturday morning. FROM
800 hcms of hla sister, Mira Emma
nDe1sf. ntddl>-ave. north. and a,
<0<so hon g. Joseph's church. ELM
- TAs Rev. ~. a. Krams win ON.
1900 Burial viii be In Mt Carmek
2netery.
81 - preparation for the funeral,
/ D6ny n the lodges and societies
f Mr.. Marx was a member Will
I'D meetings The down-river Elks
~ scheduled 10 gather In the Arb
4 ln1soo hotel Thursday evening. The
Ike. ~ h A, vii! meet Friday night
"a the c. M. h A, hall, and the AT
belter society wiz meet in Areeiter
hall. Thursday evening.
8 II u expected the funeral win be
4 attsoded by very large number
lrof people connected with the late
',capltAliatS many enterprises,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

Preston Hogue. 80; Jenaette Per
ault. 20.
william r. Mcdowell. 20; Ann
Rosa. 80. N
:, ci;renee y, schroeder. 10: Liiiiaj
G. Hoffman. 10.
Frank 3; kcdrowicz. -: Ed'tl
Doelling. 81.
Leon J, Gonghe. IS: Emma Vac
mysse. %.
Frederick J Mayer. rs; August,
John Bobik. 20. Trenton; Anna secl
Mitchell Amen. as: Lillian NJ. Ven.
NN ysrner r . Drum. 20. Detroit; Min,
Carl J. Rexford. rs. Detroit; Mar.
Murphy. 20, Cober. Canada. -
John stamenkovich. Is; Emilia ia
Joseph kmst .2s; veron suhy. "a.
John Maeenis. so; Kostancia PAIi'
cxesisw wozeborowski. IS: Ann.
Frederick Meiirand. rs; wisdysis,
wa Jackibowick. Is.
saya Validity. IS; Maria Acsim. 81
JssSb L 80 ste'neers, 49, Fannie sii'
Franz smerda. az. Cleveland; Ma,
Joseph Haney.. ~. May Halter. -
Joseph psiduch. 2s: Eva ziotkowI
Tracy l.. Miller. 20: Mars.r., y
Frank Kuhsrich. 20; Paula siposh
Otto NJ. Smith. IS. Detroit: irene
joan Mcvey 80. Detroit; christ,n.
NJ, haooveJ q; 81 Louis No:
man. 10,
John Flammer. 81. Dearborn; Az
Afford. 10, same.
winesntys Purezinski. %; MARY Pc
r Cell J, Brown. al. Pontiac; stsiis
Jacob Nathsnson. az; Augusta
Henry A. Riley. ~; Hazel Laports
Alfred Schultz. as; May McFarian
Horace C. Collins. AZ; ca,herin,
Robert Finkbine. 81: Viola Johns
Louis sabatilia. 81. Kilayres, Pa
Jennie Calomeni. 10, Detroit.
Edward A. kslached, IS, Detroit
Ruth A. benson. 90. Marshheld. Wis
stephen Biernat. 90 Kateryzins
Elmer 4. Rupp. "a. South Lyon,
Irene Monaghan. Is. Detroit.
George III. Ferguson. rs; Mary Kel-
~ 20.
Austin A. Miron, 81; May Ridky. IL
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

Dead Mans hill position, northw ss.
OF Verdun, af,o- sacrificing more
than a whole army corps in vain ef-
ioiis to hold II
Hill 394. cornerstone or The
| Trench outer defense west of the
Mebse, is now held jointly by Ger
mans and French. Further SIGHT
advances Tor TIE Germans in the
ravines on either side will 'rice
its surrender 10 the right wing OF
the German army that occupied Gu
mieres village. Tuesday night.
The left jaw of the crown princes
great fighting machine. bent back
slightly under the most terrific blow
struck by the French since the Yer.
dun struggle began, has reconquered
entirely positions temporarily sur
rendered 10 the French. II is esti-
mated here that 10000 men died
fighting in dark underground cav
ems and about the ruins OF Fort
Douaumont in 20 hours without
changing the battle line in the
slightest.
Authoritative denial was made
here today OF French claims that
Gen. Nivelle's forces even temper.
arily reoccupied the ruins OF Fort
Douaumont. In the most desperate
hand-to-hand struggle OF the war, a
E-vanrh foroo did ancnaad d naDt,r
ing a redoubt and ruined works con.
nected with the fort. The only
French detachment that penetrated
the ruins OF the fort itself was
completely wiped out. not a single
survivor escaping.
Strewn about the southern and
western approaches 10 the ruined
fort are countless dead and wound
ed. Since the French attack began
Sunday night the fury OF the battle
has not waned. but has grown more
intense, and there has been nc
chance 30 reach the dying.
West OF the Meuse, the Frenci
are being steadily driven back upor
the verdun forts. The capture o
CumIeres opens the way for Ger
man drive down the Meuse upoI
Chattsncour, and Fort Bourrus,
The German center. which drov'
tho French from the Dead Man
Hill positions, has not yet occupie,
all the abandoned works because q
the fact that French artillery 10 play
ing upon the southern ridges.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
STEER, STUNNED
BY SLEDGE, MAKES
DASH FOR OPEN

When the "executioner" In tire
killing room OF the Parker, Webb q
Co. packing plant misdirected his
sledge az he was about 10 slay a
steer, the animal, only stunned by
the blow, was dropped through a
trap to the cutting room below,
where, 10 the amazement Of the
waiting butchers, who expected 70
eat the steer up into ioins. chueks.
rumps and shoulders. he arose &c
It's fset and dashed away through
On open door before they could reach
him.
More amazed, even. than the
butchers was Edward Long. plant
timekeeper, when Mr., Steer PAL
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
MAN OVERCOME
BY GAS AT BATH;
WIFE SAVES HIM

Lorenx Einhauser. 30 years old.
and bis wife were slightly burned.
Wednesday evening. By a gas explo-
sion which occurred while Einhau.
ser was looking for sas leak with
a lighted lamp IN his home at No.
20 Fort-st. east.
The force OF the explosion broke
several windows IN the house and
set FIRE to the furniture. Mr. and
Mrs. Einhauser were taken TO the
city receiving hospital. and their
burns were dressed.
The FIRE department extinguished
the blaze after small loss had been
inflicted.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
ROYAL OAK

Mr.. and Mrs Burnham. with Mr..
and Mrs. Moran. of Poplar Park. en-
tertainsd many guests at cards and
dancing Monday evening.
y. r. Hughes IL enjoying lo-days'
vacation from business.
Charles Babcock. OF Washington
ave.. visited friends in Bay City re-
Mrs. Dondero has returned TO her
home In Crosse Pointe after visiting
her soma George A. and Gus
Miss Gertrude Hoof has been visit
ing her parents in Troy for the past
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Mettler have re-
turned from a visit with their par
ents in Greenville.
from a slight illness.
Mrs. Mary Kelly. of Jackson. visit
ed with her brother. Charles Cclltcut
last week.
from a few days stay with her SON
and his wife. Sir. and Mrs. Reed OF
Mrs. Lyon and daughter. Mig. Jes-
sic Lyon. were seriously injured IN an
noon
Miss Sophia Mayer. who has been
with the Mellin- Wright Lumber Co.
for over two years. has resigned her
The Epworth league. Of the Meth
odist church. will have an evening OF
fun in the social room OF the church
tomorrow evening, May. rs. at s
Jones' will be presented by the
young people, and a light lunch will
be served The league evtends an
invitation TO the young people OF
the village to be present and enjoy
the evening with them.
Miss Helen Judson. Of Gaines. Mich.
II visiting with her sister Mrs. Ed
ward Lowry. OF No. sos Main-st
There will be the regular rehearsal
OF St Johns choir this evening at
1910 In the church house on Will
liams-st.
An extra $4,000 has been voted
upon for the completion OF the high
school addition. This sum was asked
because Of the advance in the price 8
Of building materials and the conse-
quent high contractors bids. The
board also asked for $4,000 10 buy
NEW school sites. which was granted.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
WYANDOTTE

IT. r. Amiot and Charles Gartner
Will furnish st. Patricks high school
baseball players with uniforms. The
team has not been defeated this sea-
Work on the raising OF the sunkep
tow barge of Mama Juda light. has
been started by the Reid Wreckins
High school student. engaged in
the banner contest will end their
work Thur sday night.
A. o. H. will hold special nneeting
Thursday night In ~. Patrick :
More than so people attended the
Twentieth Anniversary ceremonies.
"Wednesday night of the local /. C.
Hlsh school pubiic Speaking class
suo Woman M Wont, ae and oa' the s' three
act comedy. Bess Goes To Europe,
in the Temple theater. Thursday
knights OF Columbus will hold q
smoker, Friday night In G. 81, H. A
The building COMMITTEES Is 10 be or
wyando,te chapter no, s7s. q, r.
| q, will hold a special meeting FRIDAY
\ night in Masonic temple. Post Ma
| irons will do the work
veterans to the Memorial service
sunday night In the Methods
| church,
1 Mrs. T.. fnll1lps, nhuknteF th heN
and Mrs, y, @. ", Robinson, Is yer!
III In Detroit,
Plans for the csmias Chsutauaus
which will be held here in about tw
months are fast taking shape in tn
charge OF the ticket selling an
financial end Of the week Of EN-
tertainment, More than 90 member
are now enrolled in the association
and the arrangements are hein
made To sell several hundred NOR
season tickets than In 1915, The bust
| ness men are using the prosperity
| opera company and other features q
the program as selling arguments.
| Bad msnipuls ton OF his motOrcycl
resulted in a fractured skull and 9th
or severe bruises for Mike Pawzidll
la ~ Maple and Eleventh-Etg., Yves
wyandottc early Wednesday even
ing. DR. Edward Megges. who at
| tended him. took the injured men {
Gilbert hospital. where he is expect
| ed To recover. Pawz,dik was rldin
along Oak-st., near the ~. W. e I
street car line. abou; = o'clock. wit
the stand dragging along the pave
ment wren q south bound car ca M
along Mike tried 10 turn abruptly Q
avoid being hit by the car The drag
ging stand lifted the motorcycle from
the ground when he made ;he turl
and he crashed into a sign post. III
motor was badly smashed
Funeral services for the late "
McKeith. 20. who died Tuesday in hi
home on Forest St. will be held Fri
day afternoon from the house. Re,
Mayson n. seweIl will offciate. Bur
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
EVELYN THAW,
is MARRIED TO
JACK CLIFFORD

NEW YORK. May 25.-Evelyr
Nesbit Thaw Rnd Jack Clifford. heI
dancing FARTHER for three years
were married In Baltimore. Wed
nesday. Harry X. Thaw divorced
his wife a month ago. The couple
returned to New York Wednesday
evening.
This latest chapter In the life OF
Evelyn Thaw was not unexpected
Clifford has been her dancing part
ner IN vaudeville since August. 1913
He returned from abroad with heI
In July OF that year.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
BIRMINGHAM

George Locke, OF Birmingham. 20,
died Of a complication OF diseases ou
Wedn.sdsy In the county p"os 'sru
The Pbiiathea class ~ the Frs,
beef supper Ia the church fr'os'
evening.
will preach sunday Afternoon VA '"e
Log Cabin church, 49,
K farewell party WIN ;. given " ,, fer
home In Troy wednesdsS' M And
Mira Anderson win move soon from
The Troy Farmers club Will meet
Saturday, June. 8, In the ehome or
AIR and Mrs J, Farrand In Amy;
Miss Grace Benedict, OF Detroit. a
guest in the home OF Mr.. and Mira
Albert Broadway in Southneld:
Charles Knowles has sold lis acres
Of farm land in Bloomfield township
60 Detroit parties.
The Birming ham high school base
ball team will play the Detroit Gem
trail nigh school team in Birminx-
ham on Barnum neld. Saturday az
ternoon-
house on hts lot on Stanley-ave.
-M-s. peyo Davenport has gone on
n three weeks visit TO her grandpar-
ents. Mr. end Mrs. Hugh AcEaehren.
al Elkton, Mich.
house on his lot on Purdy street
The Cleaner society OF the Method.
ist Episcopal church OF Southneld
will meet Wednesday. June Ia. In the
home OF Mrs. Albert Roediger. In
Mrs Emma Wright. Of Pontiac,
spent Wednesday in the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young.
on Plerce-st.
The Forcsters of America lodge. OF
this place. was entertained Tuesday
evening in the Forester lodge at
The Junior 7. NJ. c. A. will meet
w ednesday evening, May 81, in the
Barnum school
Frank German has returned from
a visit TO Dr. and Mrs. James Miller
in Pennington.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
HIGHLAND PARK

rles Thelma Rriebel. OF No. c57
3nectlcut-avs. entertained ~
1900 and theAtcr party. Wednes.
&ch, Misc Nelita Lutkehaus and
~ E1nifred Patterson
" y. ana Mrs.. Mcclure moved We'd
~ from No - C1airmont-ave-.
1 Rsy W coSe. q LAX. orion. is
9l4g M. and Ma sivyer. OF No.
: y10peuce-ave.
- Z :; suppl: , n., sstsrn. s,, to
}S1S1f With NJ. and Mira c. r. Brad
E5 - HAblo Rad who has been NJ
1R .OUu0ral days has fully recovered
B: ~ Alice Phiiilps. Of No. ~ Mid
@axe- n condned to her home
sssry neuxnson. of walker
I ~ Ont visitsd frisnds in the park
~ f Mara siss1sood ha. re-
se g her nsms q Fsrrs yi,, nars
3 n X knSSes TIaherty. Of No. s.s High.
-ave- has recovered from short
HI ~ Kunse. Of Buena vista
1s3uucHeon party, Wednesday noon.
&00oPge pemerey. OF A1yner. Ont.
M Aho guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.
y519, ~ No IS Monterey-ave.
4 l1Ss-svs.. has been spending several
6SU With Miss Ruth sivyef. Of No.
n ~. ana Mira Edward r1umm. Of
xee1eN Mich. moved Wednesday TO
y Marty Rose and Ms SON. Harry Jr..
NJ N. ~ Chufrh-ave. have been ar
tetsd hy the Highiand Park police
~ II charge Of stealing plumbing
frank Phillips. ~ No. IS Midland
4 49,. r. very III with quinsy
Va NJ. and Mrs Young and family.
w Massnrhusetts-av are contem-
4xsasine leaving in few days for
"a II y. spring. OF No. ss Monterey
{ 10 IL cnnnned TO his home with a
81 1Gra Earl Evans and son. Harold.
&&X jackson sNch. are visiting for q
SW days with Mr.. and Mrs. sivycr.
E6f Nh. eNs Ftovence-ave.
&E NJ. Wo-ch's three nieces. the
b IIIoee@ C~orr ia Hecht. Mamie Burns
*GeH Glad. lowell. Of No, IS Con-
entertained 10 guests.
ec9day evening.
Hugo 1Andbera. OF No. ls1 Linden
f<S9c was run down Tuesday after
116 while riding his motorcycle, by
<&b Automobife driven by Gregory
4<ouU1lG. Of No. els Pasadena-ave.. at
4 X&o eOguer OF Pasadena and Wood
<D060~Aves. Lirdhcrp was rendered
"a Dgonecious and taken in the police
DNu1ance to his home.
k& Rachel Hester. OF No. 11s rABe1le-
~ Was struck by an automobile.
oo1ay. while playing In the street
Do4Qa Shirley. Of No. lis Gerald
! 3ar Vas driving the car.
Mrs. John n. Tlahertv. of No. 22p
14&InnA-ave.. entertained several
E ofe9t guests at dinner Wednesday
fl)oo Jane Madeline Messenger. 7,
W4erst-ave.. 10 visiting friends N
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
WAITE TO
TAKE STAND IN
OWN DEFENSE
tCentinued from Page ono

and Mrs. John r. Peck. OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, from the blightinz
current OF the electric chair. started
in court today with the defense Sc
crets practically sewed up in the
minds Of the defense attorneys.
Insanity will be its basis and in
that insanity the man from Egypt
will figure. perhaps largely. Tie dc.
ferse viii probably seek TO prove
that the defendants sinister shadow
was the real slayer and that IN Tho
hands of the shadow he defendant
was a. helpless a. child.
n DR. Waite is found guilty IL will
be because Of his acknowledgements
with tao women and the suspicious
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

him an unexpected visit by way Of
the skylight. The steer dropped In
on him." or very nearly on him.
barely missing striking the edge
Of his desk. Offended by the abrupt
aud impolite manner OF the steers
entrance. Mr.. Long refused to re-
main IN the ONCE and entertain
him. and made rapid exit.
A few of the butchers recovered
from their surprise In time 10 tie up
the animal. before II could escape
from Longs once. The second
swtns OF the slsdge made beef o.!
the steer.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
YPSILANTI

"A Ths Suasrai OF Mrs Barbara Ber-
4nnet. AZ Cleveland. o.. but q former
i fAg(eeqt Of YpsilantI. was held
Ssiss shSsc rh'"f int term a. was be.
ths body OF her husband In 81.
N Dylpfa remetery.
g Qkln9 .fov teachers TO MI vacancies
8 M bssssi. Ryan. assi.,an. SUI.
OF school work IN Bat
. - Ceoek. was n guest. wednesday,
I the Misses Eiizsbeth Mccrickett
M EolM Adams. OF the Normal
Ia. George MiiIag. is very III.
4. W, sckrader. OF the schrader
FX3etcs Sales CO.. IT. the proud pos
: .40oopf Of bear hide which is IN
lsEIs and S,sut fss' w ysln and s,,
81 34n sent 10 the Burbank tannery &c
~ made into rug. which will hsv,
eeq1 and claw mount, The anims
siTts9 500 pound. and was shot by
- I40<. and Mrs. De Forrest RIOS,
G6foSe0 20 Detroit, Wednesday. ant
81 1l616sd banquet at the GriswolC
l. 16Sa char1es T, Alien. Mrs. Add.
|] Lotsou and Mrs., Phoebe l.. stark
~ ~ Adrian attending the district
1n9fltioR Of the Methodist Episco'
~ Wos3sn Home missionary So
fllS3 secretary and Mrs. Allen /,
~ Il II Rice OF petroii. vii
~ Monday In the ~ r., church
~ ~ u. Hodges and children. OF
(RpJ&. are Waiting AZ the home OF
~ 6Sschall game played here
ImoG1oY AFTERNOON between the
III an0 Adrian college teams
1,c(4 N g. score Of IL 10 IN
ceutempornry club will give
~ home riday afternoon from
~ V n Qfegtwesther hall, In honor
= 4 Sskcoi y. w. q. A. gave
l6@5p lse, Wednesday after.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
Heads p. M, Surgeons.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May e5.--
More than 40 surgeons employed by
the Pere Marquette railroad in Mich
igan, met here "Wednesday and form.
ed state organization The fol.
lowing officers were elected Presi-
dent, DIR. V. L. Topper, Bay city
vice-presidents, DIR, J. j, Reycraft,
Petoskey, and DR.. AleS Turner, St
Thomas, Ont secretary, Dr. l.. s.
Rsmsdell, Manistee.