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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21
HEAD OF ENGINEERS
MAKES DIRE THREAT

time was - occupied In other lines
Of businsn that could not give any
time . tAs laundry.
In eollikg my plant 70 o. W Rob
srtsoi. Who h well-known In the city
for hls public spirit and business
qualifications. feel certain. under
hls management. the best intsrests
Of the public ~ well ~ the laundry
win b served.
Yours truly.
al.la D. B. CAMPBELL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21
SPEAKS foDAY BEFoRE mo
] LADous CONVENTION
says Thsrs WSn - uaAnished Bssa.
/, -. Bsssss cs~iAry n nisAs-
Hear Day q nailreeds Dess Not
Prsvall-Aaliatioa of Brother.
hoeds With Labor sedsssssoa Il
Believed Probable.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 3l.-Prssi-
dent stoae. OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Enginesrs. addressing
the American Fsdsration OF Labor
today. said:
There b going 70 b An eight
hour day on railroads or there viii
be unanishsd business before our
covntry.''
Lea1ers OF the other brothsrhoods
did not express the purposes OF their
organisstions II the Adamson. bill b
blocked IRON operation.
The a0liation Of the four brother
hoods With the American Federation
OF Labor apsparsd likely after to-
days session Of the exscutives OF
cach.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21
Catho,ics 10 Hold Msssiag

The members OF the Catholic
church win meet tonight at the city
hall TO discuss the several proposed
new locations for the church and the
advisability OF moving at this time
or OF waiting to build new church.
At this meeting tho question OF the
nav school and It's location will be
discusssd. All members are urged
BY Father Marshall to attend this
meeting.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21
IIevv IAshs Cousidered.

Lew nght Considered.
The council last night referred to
the light committee requests for
street lights at Park and Cypress
streets and at Eleventh and JsiIer-
son streets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21

10 ~ ~ n tUsUoU
Note-Miss Red wing. who played
the lsele. 81 :9sat-t; Rich" With Dustin
Ysrsun i fk4 pietdrS production Of
'-rbs 4easw 1tsi. Vim appear in
psruon. Ms ks6 wihs. IL ths orisi-
nal costume used IN the making Of
The production. Will lecture the pic
ture.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21
LOCAL nlPPEllnlG
1nea1ne to LcaVA

s 10net1ns 70 Leave
NJ. and lfus. Thomas Martin Will
ieavs TAursdav Tor Los Angeles to
spend the winter.
/ CO. 10 WIT.
NM Alice Pool left Monday for
Grants Pa6s. whore she win visit
i relatives and friends.
ArcDsuald Visits.
r. B. Mcdonald. Merrill merchant.
came up from Merrill last evening
for 4 short business visit.
neputy sheriff Returns.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. c. Ulrich and
family returned the flrst Of the week
from an auto trip to Medford.
aIrs. Jeunings Leaves.
Mrs. Frank Jennings. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Reames. left this
morning for Honolulu to Join her
husband.
WIN Build Shed.
3. H. Gridith obtained from the
council last evening permission to
build shed on lot 2. block 81. First
addition.
. ---
Roberts Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. I. Roberts
returned Sunday evening from Port
land, where Mr.. Roberts vas called
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21

Canvass nsp9fteo.
Mayor G. D. 'CriS,sr. Police Judge
A. L. Lsavitt and Justice =. W
Cowen. conposlng the oAcial can
vassing board. fyported to the city
council last sisklStAs result Of ths
Strahorn railroad bead election
Their reports showed that 1889 votes
~ere cast for the issue and 1o<
against H.. s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21

vim BslId shed.


Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas. I. Roberts
returned Sunday evening from Port
land. where Mr.. Roberts was called
q witness.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21

Bowiing Iou.snssnG 4unAGAA
The second No1e n The Bles'
bowling tournament win opeA toaisht
whom the teams - Captains nogsra
and Lsnnox @ill onsst. Tomorrow
night Acklsy's saaa liaydsn's tsans
win play on "a Elks' alleys.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21
nous TONG.
assrses''tas Amsss~sass ~
HOUSTON
OPERA HO u SE
.1HE BlR1H or A NATION"

WV As211e1S 0o>0O
Donlo n0W - GAle q - Opeea Hoose
phono l0l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21

1vepUvy ual0tHMf HetuKu1s
Deputy Sheriff Geo. c. Ulrich and
family returned the first Of the week
from an auto trip to Medford.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-21

NM Alice Pool left Monday fo'
Grants PaSs. whore she WIN .visi
relatives and friends.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04
FL Shah Sc arrrpinti6.

ri rrSultadn H." cSt0 fu.i que las
tr0paS p"rSaS l!iH r0draban Ia L.
"ariin fH.srn reiirtiaS inmndiata-
m"nir. V que O. primer mlniStr0
ucr~a u~rrr.lrS" ~ nomhrc Il" 81 So
urrnn0 una ahycrta satisfaction p0r
81 ii trair h"ch0 "A Ia mission in@lnSa.
al pr0rlo temp" ~" a. Shan Inri-
aba Il MariinG n una a!di"nria on
"a IN" !" aro=i1 rnrno IN hcrmann
lu.. no 80 " dnranlr mIrhOS amos
y j.. manifesto cl profuado dOlOr que
IT, cfuSaba que huhi"S"n i~ranSrurri-
no ianiaS ScmanaS, sin habcr tcnl~
10 In satisfaction de vnrln.
MarIin=. qu" por virtui DC a
mrgr"l de que arabaha dc scr Oh
irtn :" r0nvi"rtr en- Sir Charles
MAJ. ing. - 81 hiiO de Sir William
Narlin". SncunhO Baron d" 81 Inca.
IA taml!la a que prrt@nrrc rS muy
rira - lIizn 81 gran c1ulal IN "a
manufacture De llrnxO en- 81 vale IL
Stroud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04
Cuando m~rrcSilr IibroS N cSpanol
dirijaSc uStcd Il %Ignacio f.. i.OZan0.-
co. DulornSa SIS. Antonio. TrNaS.

-;purS apuutGmoS" AIfrrdo,- Ill
ia 81 norju=u">.- no M" iri Il" afui
IN Katherine convened" i" ,lu" ga
,Ir~-rariada II" r-ta airi arriha.
No tanp"ro pirn>n harrrl". M
tau. N]anfrn"o~ IoS nos iunt" a mi.
y no I,a=:ji> fu"@n sin r>IHr SECURES
dc la pIntcria: dr a ]rontrario. 81 90
ria nos irSp"dazari.
En- aquel momrnlo :" Oyd en- 10
alto IN ruido. y las ramas que for
maban e. nido crujieron.
EN- 2uardia .-iiio Alfredo. vol
virndo IA ara al arhOl y apuntanio
IN alto ron >u carabina.
FL gorilla. cunorrdor ie Ia pr">"n-
ria IL, lo- tres raZadorrS. rom"nza-
ia a i~rrilar>r. Y m1nifcStana ~ CO.
Terra @"IpeiudoSe 81 ancao p"rho. que
rv~nnaha como Til tambor.
\ POGO - aSom6 Il una tie los h0r-
dies dr Ia pIatafurnm. per" 500 IN
:n>ttnIr. .Aduclla aparlcl"n fur rd-
pida: pero baSt6 a Antao para darSe
cuenta De, eSpantoSo aspect" de- IL
duel gigantic de- las SclvaS IN Su pu-
drrio io locura furiosa.
Su pelamen girls pizarroSo e>taba
crizado como 81 de los gatos rol6ri-
raS: Sus fuertes mUSculos parecian
haber aumentado De voIumen. MEN
traS Su horrible faz manifeStaha IN
Juror >a.yaie y rrnugnante. y sus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04

..a acknowledgements 70 m,ior pos
sr, ru,rr n- is hi~rha-. y .>n"rrm,-
rn-l.n.rmrasr -, aha.
.RoIramoS arhol?
:. I'M T.. q. .u,uri~ ra IN. I,~.-
/ cha. A--,.vbo a Ia 5~z1uirria. .l-i.
: 81 gorilla haia. Ir y.rrlnu> u.-nun
/ L. no>otroS.
F. nortu.u"S = = negro 50 a!ria-
/ ron sin larrr ruido. - iirigirran 4
u atra mario lei crueso frnn,o.
c1ltado IN n"a>arvar las ran<u!a<
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04

"inS ~@ri>drro~ y IuUd;Iu> br!tlahat,
con >ini">trn> rul=orr~.
-iMurrir Hr ~aIlr@". murmuri
.Anlao. r. r~~paNly>o est" demons"
IT, mono,
E~nIr"lanIu Alfred" tratahn i,. irs-
ruhrir al forTni.IanIr aIy"r~ !rin pa
IA "nyiarlr una ha.a al rrinro .
a. p"rho: pero 81 mpungtI. Il" iHIgan
do tai VcI .lr-ado rl mum"nt0 de
acrptar la lucha. Sc mantcnia Ocul-
to en- Su amplio niiO, sin m0strar a
mas minima parto he 81 cuerpO.
81 cdlrra aumrnlaba de momrntO
en momeni0. Ya Ia - 9olpcaba 81
pecho con los puilos: Rrro ianzlh1
rOnc0S critics. SOnidOS "vtraTrS uur
c0mrnznhan como una "~prc;r lie Ia
.irI "a que iban r~amhiindn~" Ell
rUnqWitio> furr!r>. haSta lprmInar nn
un ru@.do mas ]pOd"roSn que - De
los Ieonc>. ' IN" parcria no prniu-
Ell la @1rganla. Sln0 Ell a ampli
-iml caEiHai lie, prrha. OtraS vccr<
emitia f~ragOrOSOS ruidos que imi;aba
los que produce Il ,rUnnn rUanto So
oya 4 d~j>tancia.
Durante a.2lln tempo 81 gorilla 50
'jmitd a hacer Or gu yoz: ieSpu4s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04

a..lI ra"r IN una rama lI" :" melt
naha har;a = >uriu. como Il ">iuVi"-
RI drriGido Il baiar del irhoI.
VA ,irn"!-=rItar"n Anita" y A<-
-ry!o rri"or"ii"nin vIvam"nt".
alfredo nn - hahia movidn nj de-
ilio ii" apunIar con Fl arma. Wen
40 a. Gorilla de- pie S"br6 Ia rama. con
81 rr.n rriladu. los oioS ~llam"anteS
y lo, .abi0- rOAi"aidOS mOStrandO
Ia fuerln dentltura. apunt6 bien,
q hizo fuego.
r. rnorme mono lazd un rueido
furioSo dur retumhd como un true
no ' que hen pronto Sc tornG en-
un 2rmidn lie ,l".or que tenia algo
Il. humane. En- sr@uida. >oifando
EmI-.amr".r IN rama. volvi6 da I'M
S"gHnLn alto Il IA piataf"rma pro-
irrlur&.
r:,~t# lrriio,- @ri!6 Antao entre
-andr 81 rarabina a Alfredo.
Gni2> ar >aa-T" lur - filtraban
a lray,.- lie teiiio DE raHlaS DE- Ia
p~.aiafnrm.l. comenzaron a caer al
suc,o. t.nrndo de roio la hierba: una
-2y6 sohrc =! p~ortueuhS. manchan-
dole la camlsa.
.A}rrf To-, sjempre impasible, levan-
ii Ia seeunda carabina. con idea dc ,
nan1ar otra bala al gorilla: pero no
Dodia apunjar bien.
Ne 10 creo-contest6 6Ste.-OigO ,
.rujir las ramas dc, nido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04
Muri6 dc virj0 ri NizcOndr DcScaheS

FL NiZrUndr DcSraZrS. IN" ACADIA
,ir fa,lcccr. a una rdah tan avanza-
ia. que :" atribuye Su murrte 4 .
irZ Scnci!lamentr. cn III Chateau lie
NillarS. d"pariamenio del Nipnna.
SOLO t"nia pa~gani"zco rrm"io o 81
lbuIue DcSraZ"S. cuya madre fue
una americana. "a hiia De Isaac SIN
ger. Il que inmortalizd III ap"llido y
- hiZo millionaire con laS milui-
mas lie ro$ar.
FL Nizc0nir que ACADIA DE- morir
fu| un0 de los g~obcrnad0rcs pro-
viLrialeS en- IA cpOca en- que Ocup6
la prc>idrncia i" Ia ReprIblira fran
rr>a 81 MariSca. Mac ahOn. Y deS-
ccniia he IN h"rmanO menOr de!
primer DuIuc DrcazrS. Iuicn reci-
bid Sn ducado frances de Luis NTIII.
Y >u ,iurado danes de GIuckSberg
IL" Ia r"r0na dinamarqurSa. pOcnS
amos drSpuf> dc la bataEIa de- Wa
Irrio0. ri actual DuIur DrScazrS
diSfrula la distinction de- ser .! Uni
20 que pOSee. en- Dinamarca q rue-
IA lie ella. I'M ducaio 10 alurlla ma
ri6n.
T.. Nizrondc DcScazr ha irjain
ana nnmrroSa familia. cinco hijas Y
dos !IiiOS. e! mayor de- los cualcs
llcva 81 !iiulO lie Baron nrrazrS. Is
ic - trni"ni" lie. I.0rac"ro$ y e! 0irn
de .ArliI.rria. .Ambo> 80 han ,iiSiin-
guido mllrtIO rOIno Ofirlal"S del
t.II"rp" d" aviacIdn mi.ilar lu" COO
prra Il IL hrfcnSa dc NrriIIn.
La MarqucSa de FONTEN0Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04

-.cI Ia muchacha?
-t.reO que no nos fora mas que
~Vrn"arla. .AntaO.
-PrrO al mono- cncontraremos 81
cadavnr.
-:Cuidado!
-: \hi vicne. mi amn! eritd As
snyb0.
f.! gorilla habia vueltO a caer So
brc la rama: perO de un nuevo salto
SC libr6 de la segunda bala. En- este
salto. en- lugar'da bajar. Subi0 4 otra
! rama mas alta. como 81 tuvlera in
t.nriin de rnfugfarSr en- 10 mas eleva
do de Ia copa.
Alfredo Solt6 el arma descargada,
V ioman!O Ia de ASSeybn. hizO nue.
vamcnie fue.o. al par que Antao.
E.Sta vez 81 enOrnn animal raci-
bio La dos balaS en pleno pecho. Sc
Ir vi6 vari.ar III InStante llevandOSe
.a< manoS Il las heridaS. que mana
ban sanCre en- abundancla: des~
pu6S. de prOR;o. le faltaron las fuer-
z1s. y aIuei cuerpo macizO cay6 Pc
>a.iamente 4 traves de las ramas
del SicOmoro. y chocando con unas
' 0traS. vino 4 iar con Sordo ruido
&. pie del arbol.
;Esti muerto!-cxclam6 .Antao.
-iSube. .Asseybol-dijo Alfredo
Tai Vez este ali arriba Ell cadayer
de la amazona.
C%ontinuara.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04
D~ESTRUIDA

ZAl.OEA. A@osto &-La i@i7~.a
parroquial dc P~enauSeNda. ha sidC
Gesrruida por un incendio.
Las numas no pudi@ron ser domj-
nadas q peSar de los esfuarzos cue
para couSeguirlo rcaiiza.on los Htc.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-04
IRI.GiSTlsO CIVIL.
i.icrnria> dr m~itrimOniU.

!. \. Pu..3m y >-hoIa Iuaua ,.aNa-
yH~
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Sarah j smith 10. same
llulbert q. Brossard 30 Mary Gar
Pau r. Stevenson. 49, Jutta; Q Q,
asr1std T. Haynes, 10 Elsie =
VwDUthy. lS.
Jay II Kochcr. 81 Blanche nusgon.
Fred Beutel so. Minnie stlckler. g.
WIN" Mci1iu %. Mabel b0rnrs. -o
warren - jackson. ~, Pearl H.
Gustaye Cohen. IS. Toledo; Celia
charles Garrett 80. Jane Kettle
1irover Mvnett 20 Hazel Brown. 81
Abraham Tigay 24i bertha GolloW
Frank Lowell. 45 Margaret Thom-
wHfred u. Scott Is; Hazel y
E1e5s96 C. Hoelzlo. "a Agnes c
John W. Neaio. So Kathryn A
Steve Nowtruk. IS. Anna Kucsora
Albeney Gauaett az celia Galonea
Russell Il. couse. "a Abbie T
Wni,am billiard. ~; May stewart
Arthur H. petit % Theresa stoney
Claude Grant Krcss IS Detroit
El- ~ Downs. I+. ffrre liaufc.
William Patrick M Douou1h 81
Amelia Rnb.ue. 30.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Marriage Licenses

Edwin anderson. go Constance
',fu.r. 30
Mos, Palnsky 81 Rose Mrudu- co.
srrril Johnson a0- lngrn Biol
-r..u Gra,uu. 80 Mabel LoMoun-
l6 R Johnson IS Morcoco Blum.
coward n Jones. 80 Thcrese weiu.
6@or church Us. Detroit, NIL
frel HaHtto rs. No~voy.
Charles Rodgers 59. Nellie VII
M'il,r Retcharcb Rer,ba pich-
nakowss so. sophie zls-
safcr-tern 49, Gertrude
sanS, Prepet 20 orion township.
Pog. Trsucr. .4 Ethel starks e.
Mgr'' Mcfarland. 90 Catherine
Inns carljslc. 2i Berni-e Hcrrick.
otto Andorfurr sA Antone,te Port.
iienry Daprrieh Al Marie coding-
Ijudoiph Helm. 2e. Detroit. Mary
ROY ". str1Iic. q. Eza Wright %
Adolpn Rraasch go. Eda Mohr-
Miehael Rates 90 poia presplan
Louis Frederick Is. Plymouth
olive McGraw % same
ladies Hokc ga Matte watt 22
rcap7rdda GIbblin. e. Flint
William l.. Hamilton % Victoria
E9ri s Mus 2l Christine S. som
C'hailcs Klein. 10 Emma woiu 49,
Harold Perry. 81 Edun Kapermock
Raymond Kenuey gs Detroit. Ella
Goerirg 2l. Stevens
Edward q Clark 90 Nav stanford
Amos Hibicr 27 Decatur Carrie
StrkIey a. Fort Wayne.
Louis Rehsc. 80 Hattie o. George
James C. Ingram 20. Detroit. Anna
Roach e. View Nprl.
Joseph Groth 20 Jennie Mltzker
wnilam seemau % Ruth Hamol
-p2nsla w Farton ei Luoretia
Frea Msueci so Matb0de Mu,h. no.
Arthur vs.. Kiudson. 27. Lea p Rot
Albert sbaror % Rose NJ isulcss
Edward ~ stoye a. DeIota Cooper
Albert r. Erln. 20 Rose Rahnher
william VI Smith. 80. Ida Pauline
ShlgN 3a
Nathau rcrdnerch 81 selda Kaui-
crrr. al
vincent Ruthowski 90; Aihina
-aI,i.kn 20
OTTO shine. 60. Toledo Martha NJ
kI4Wwcr, 90. -Hmc
Edvari 4 H0ohm e6, clara New
man.
I.aymouI rattlani 22 Iuth
West fH
-VI..rf Lockhart 81 Ethr
90 mort IN
Harry William True, 3Gi Toledo
Jessie " Norrir 3g same
h~rs y paseagc. aI. Plymouth
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
MOrtuary

RRINXEW- -Nov 80. 1876. Hormn u.
aged o. relict Of the late Christine.
dear father u Frank of Kcntuclsy
and Joseph of Grand Rapids. Fu-
neral from home ~ Mrs Francis a
Bretz, 10 Wcitzel-ct. Monday @, IN
and al 81 Johns church Time
later
KANE Nov. %. 1915. John n Kane
beloved son of John O. kauo F1-
neral from Franz J. Blake. 2 funeral
home AZ East Highest Time later
LAItSEN- 30. al residence. 1hl
BeEg- Dorothy karla nged
years and : day beloved foNEhtei
of Mrs Anna Larsen and the late
kaIl g. Larsen, aud dear -lster oi
Greta and Ksrcn Larsen Funera
az o'elooiC
MAROHN Caroline Nov -. aged So
years. beloved wife ~ Herman
Mnrohu and dear mother ~ Mrs
Charles Fcssler. Mrs. d. Cut9haw,
Norman Mar0hn Jr- Mrs y p
poubrava. Funeral saturday from
residence. 1IS2 Maxwell at
130. and at Holy Cross church JOS
Campau and Ililnois-St., Al y. m
Burial AZ Woodmcre cemetery.
SPICER-Dled Nov o. Lawrence W.
son or AR and Mrs Lawrence y.
Splcer. aged seven years one month.
Funeral from residence, 1892 Hum
bolt Notice Of funeral later.
ZoLLEH Nov. 70. az his residence.
32S Marston- William T., aged
b5 years, beloved husband OF Au-
Rusta and mother ~ Mrs. r. Mirtz
Walter and Gertrude Zoller. Fu-
neral Saturday. D. m.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
MILLER ROBBERY
SUSPECTS FOUND
GUILTY IN EAST

Thru Tho eid of ,he Detroit police,
Joe Krun,r and Leon Miller, who
arc a'ie rd 90 have robbed square
pca NUer- .eeelry store of SIS
0ol worth OK diamonds las April
and vlo wore arrested bat lated re-
leased tor lack of evidence. have
been found eui.ty or aig jeve'r
f.alers .u Baltimore The uforms-
lau r.ached 'he Detroit authorities
ff1Ii mnrgl0g
S-rt NarII1rd, heard of the ar
rf OF ihg $50 men in Baltimore Tat
tyIr pictures and records Go
.' b.'.u rp police
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

SAlINA Kan, nec LIE. A.
Hulman of Wabccnoy has e sore
face. caused by tussic with "a larse
catfish which h" attempted 90 catch
with his hands while swimming.
The ash vas seen under a log al
Tho edge of tha creek apparently
asleep ublman Tipped hia hands
along the side ~ tho 1sh and had
almost CLOSED hs nugcrs thru The
ellis when M hship came 10 h'o
and Jumped for liberty it struck
Wilman such ulO~ iu the face
that he was thrown of his balance
and his face badly laccratcd and
then the 1-h escaped
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Rat. In - law oNee

SALT LAKE CITY. utah, Dec.
III J DinlnnN city attorney.
has bats not ~ hts belfry. but in
hts private Office For q long time
hats have fitted about OF nights in
the city Attorney Office Closing
OF windows and tightening Of
screens failed 10 keep thcm out.
Tho other night the ianitor decided
10 see u there wasn't q concentra
lion camp of them hidden in the
wall somewhere i~ pulled on the
window casing md thcro found q
whole battery OF bats Some few
away. bur ho .ducd total ~ 80.
PrtntinE--thc ptRiu neat kind--'bai
r. riRht--Timc- Job Dept --Nnin 1920
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
TWO HOMES IN ONE

HEATED GARAGE
81 & GOO Phone or come down and see
us about this beautiful duplex, hatf
block from Woodward Largo liv-
Ing room fireplace, French doors 20
dining room. French doors TO sun
parl1r 2 large bedrooms. steam
plants A twentieth century beauty
harautotto- Baker Co g52-4-G Pen
obsc0t bldg Main 57iI
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Watch for Times
Annexation Issue

Watch for next Saturdays
issue of The Times IL will
tell the story of annexation
and it's meaning 10 Detroit.
II will contain q carefully
and accurately prepared pic
turc story Of the most
talked-of city i'm America
GREATER DETROIT
Order your copies now.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
10000 is Found.

MOBERLY. No, Dec Ten
thousand dollars saved by Mr. and
Mrs. Johanna Rldell during their
lifetime was found here in the fam
lly residence recently by Public Ad.
ministrator j. Frank Holman. Mr..
Holman was called In TO take
charge OF the estate OF Mrs Radell.
an elderly woman who dropped
dead. He summoned three assist
ants and with them made a search
oi the house
Secreted in an old cabinet in a
pin cushion the searchers found
$4,000 and locked in an iron bound
trunk the men found S7150 hidden
lu -four sack The administrator
believes more money is about the
PREMISES
The Radells never made a deposit
81 hank. They paid their debts
r currency Mr. Rodell owned a
aRery here which Mrs Radell was
running AZ The time OF her death
$50 hildrcn survive the couple and
only distant relstives can be found.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
HELr wANrED-rrwALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly IN
creasing number Of calls, we
require additioua, operators.
Pay while learning. Advance.
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tons. Apply between hours Of
9 a. m. and 9 D. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele
phonc Company. corner John
r and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Fon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROOM Furniture for rooms com
pleto 81 week sumner. Mich 4th
STORAGE furniture nearly new. bar
gain price Sumncr Do.. Mich < 4th.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
NEAR DAWSON
2-FAMILY FLAT
FORD EMPLOYEES

Cottage on Golden Catc-ave batweon
Woodward and John r. lot f0xtt1.
with fine garage. Here is your
opportunity.
moss EoDTT CONSTRUCTION co
1907 Majestic bldg
Cherry 1it4 Market 5510
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
HOT WATER HEATS. 200 !

't48 IT IILIIEI T.ANE
HHlf block south OF Mack rooms
END bath. all modern improvements.
hot water heat sI GOO down. bai-
aucn easy. 1901 pcpobscHt Main
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

OF ilflgnt tfano ea gums
Easy terms ~ rental or sale.
Kaufman fair tone. modern
case ...-.. .-.....t. u 20
Weber. deep. rich tone ........ 22a
Schult good for beginner ..... 100
schiller BHchmnnu, lu perfect
condition .t...... .s.,..-. .ts.tf l''
Krakauer Bros beautiful,
sweet tone ,......... ....,, 30
krakauor Bros. musically
good az new ... -......... 2gu
Bradford. returned rental, lS.
BChr Bros. old black case ..... tn
Fischer. in fine condition. ...... 225
Milton. fine tone and action 2lo
Milton. sweet singing tYnc..... t21
Nowhy & Evans excellent tone 1so
Newly & Evans. cannot he told
Newby a Evans. very Old. tone
still good ..... .-.........., lbo
Wehcr. in good cond tion 200
Regal fair tono..,,... ............ ! 3a
EeEal run size. ....-......4.v1, 20
SfcFlinE .....,. s.s-.-. lu
Stu Fea0fRi s.s..s.t. t.r.t t.sssstst 4 HN
smith q Nixon. "a bnrgAin. n...... 226
Wescr Bros returned rental 22h
Paragon. new expensive case 17h
Krakauer Bros. slightly used,
Kra3lrd q nacb. celebrated
H5i1eman. oak or mahogany
Newly & Evans. very sweet
tone ...- ........ ...... go
LING PrANO HOUSE.
~ Library ave
fOvof NurauIcv'e rnok gtorel
80 Years in business
No Agents. one Price.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Typewriter Bargains

SIS 20 500, direct from factory, easy
terms UNDERW WOOD ROYAL, CO.
ROMA etc. Renting 81 So up. l-arg-
est 8tock in city ~ s. rN Ll.NkI T.
ING co. Cadillac G695. Campus
Martius. near Detroit opera house
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

PrfntinE--the piRiu neat kind--fhat
4. riuht-Time- Job Dept Vain 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
srontcn AND cARrAGr
FINANCIAL

firiufiug-- De- pINln neat ktua--f me
n rirht---rimes Job Depts--Nain S52n.
The day book., 1916-03-24
RECIPES THAT CUT HIGH COST OF LIVIN
PROVIDED BY EXPERTS

M AAAA 1
The New York food committee,
appointed by Mayor Mitchell to devise
ways of cutting the high cost of Iv-
ing and headed by Geo. w. Perkins,
famous business man, found there
are many substitutes for meat.
The committee compiled recipes
for foods to be used instead of meat
and the recipes follow. Each was
tested by a. housewife who has to
support her family on S12 week.
She pronounced all Of them practi-
cal The recipes:
CORN, TOMATO AND CHEESE
Half pound butter, "a cup canned
or fresh grated corn, p cup tomato
pUree, / Glove garlic, 2 cups grated
cheese, 1 ripe pimento, 1 teaspoon
salt, p teaspoon paprika, 2 egg
yolks, 4 slices bread.
Melt butter; add cheese; stir until
it melts. Add corn and pimento; stir
for moment, add egg yolks beaten
and mixed with tomato juice, salt and
papTika. Toast bread on one side,
rub lightly on other with garlic cut
in half. Pour mixture over untOaSted
side and serve at once. A pOached
egg is sometimes places on top each
portion.
BAKED LENTILS
One quart lentils, quart water, p
teaspoon pepper, 1 teaspoon salt, |
ounces mixed salt pork, l Glove gar
lie or 1 small onion.
Pick over and wash lentils. Soak
in water over night In morning
pour water off. Put lentils in stew !
pan with two quarts cold water and
heat slowly. AS water boils lentiIs |
will rise to top. Remove them with |
skinner and place in deep eaTthen |
dish with pork and onion in center. |
Mix salt and pepper with one quart |
boiling water and add. Cook slowly |