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The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
!. DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

kThe photodrama where Are Ny
Htldrcn?' will be brought to the
pffcit opera house, Sunday after
MOVING THE Birth of a Nation"
y last two performances OF which
M take place Saturday. Where
My Children" deals with the
~ Questions OF eugenics, birth con-
ION sex hygiene and race suicide.
kAGoe questions are handled without
k4nse in any way, and are treated
~ truthfully and straightforwardly
~ tea limits OF a moving picture and
~, permits. The story which con-
<1Ctq.the pictures deals with Richard
ko3ton. brilliant. rich lawyer and a
pooecuttug attorney. His law prac-
- In the criminal courts OF a great
Xtx leads him 10 believe In eugenics.
0*ooves children and his greatest
Ppiuess IL found in being with his
MRS children. His own home Is
l6leps. The pretty young daughter
re nSgseksepsr dts as the result Mr
lton's brother Is found to be re-
6meible for her downfall. Mr.. wal
eecures the conviction OF the
Retc1an. and as the man is con-
. Nrs. walton has been his pa
ne for purposes the revelation OF
leh staGgers him. The character
Eviction r. powerfully acted by Ty-
E&1hs birth OF a Nation" u. w. Grif-
10 Dpectacle concludes It's highly
Detrolt opera house. Saturday
4ing. Beginning with the happy
&1oouehfp existing between the
80 81 9tcneman of the north and
unfolds In two acts the fortunes
D0t& families through the mortal
1tS0e the Civil war and the still
H41f tragedy OF the reconstruction
H. Che assassination of President
0cA The nrst act Of the produc-
Deonsumed BY the causes lead
IN ho civil struggle and the war
prSesnting ssapendous battle
Doa Gherman's famed march to
uoo.e the battle OF Atlanta. the
~ of Petersburg with the sur
lox of General Lee at Appomattox,
NJ ne nssassination Of President
poln In Ford's theater. washing
1oAAe the chronicle of the soutn's
4910cti0n AZ contained in Thorn
O3xon's The Clansman." His
lilly correct The Birth Of q Ma
Ill through its most bitter Of
TEMPLE.
~ young American priYna donna.
0tory. will top the vaudeville /,
4oU In the Temple theater next |
lis story IL making q short |
~ 1oQr OF vaudeville and comes |
q ~ Detroit from an .lI-season |
Win the big New York Hippo i
- production Hip. Hip, Hooray."
HV season with Montsomery 4
- IN ~Chin Chin" In the prima |
nAsEo1e. The Temple press agent |
~ that at In no exaggeration to /
that Miss Story sings like a bird |
~ willowy blond daintness. she |
audience with a clarity that takes
<xlef voice that's lovely and the |
- she sings are the kind you
4econd feature of the pro-
III VIII be Homer Miles, Helen
ma company in Mr.. Miles clever
Ny Of New York life entitled IAN
ocent Bystander." This Is said 10
one Of the wittiest and most I'm
pettng. sketches ever in vaudeville.
ptal feature for the little folks
capt; Gruber's animal circus.
SinS elephant n ca ns ,dfgest o per
n4efs: Aveiing q Floyd, billed as
10 southern Gentlemen" in a Bit
hnart patter by Aaron Hoffman:
~ weston In brand new charac-
oq41n; Emma Francis. assisted by
I'D Kennedy. In novel songs and
lGoos Leonardo, musical genius
Dlays almost every kind of
|nI36 Instrument: Four Newsomes
N0M unusually skilfui gymnastic
end the Temple topical review
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
SHERRY QUINTET
TO ENTERTAIN AT
CASS LAKE SUNDAY

The de Luxe Entertainers, "
sometimes known "a the sherry
quintet through their association
with Sherry's, in New York city.
viii give an entertainment TT Cass
Lake Highlands, Sunday afternoon.
at O'Clock.
The quintet was among the en-
tertainers on the recent Board OF
Commerce cruise and is noted
throughout the country for IT'S
photographic records. Pete Murray.
Of the quintet. is the man who sang
Hello Frisco" over the wire from
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

New York TO the mayor Of San Fran
cisco at the opening OF the fair. The
quintet Is entertaining at the ID. A.
c. this week James q. Pierce met
the quintet on the cruise and this
outdoor entertainment was suggest
ed partly that the quintet might
spend the day in the Oakland lakes
region.
Mr. Pearce says that the au,omo'
bile roads 20 Cass lake Highlands
are exceptionally hhe by way OF
birmingham, Maple road and Frank
lin road to KeegO Harbor, Those
who cannot 70 10y automobile can
take the Redfori- Farnirgtcn car to
Keepo FIarbor. from where free
launch service viii take them TO
Cass Lake Highlands. Every one
who took the Board OF Commerce
cruise appeared enthusiastic over
these entertainers and Mr.. Pierce
expects tc see a number OF the
cruisers on hand. Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

LYNNE whose history IS not one ~
which u be envtous, Tnsidiously Lord
Darlington works upon Lady Winder-
mere's dislike ~ Mrs Erlynne and
growing distrust OF her husband, and
she is only prevented from an ind.s-
Greet meeting with Darlington Icy
Mrs Erlynne AT the close 90 the
play Mrs. Erlynne is revealed As Lady
WtndermAre's mother who had lett
her husband and child in pique and
had run away with "A man who later
discarded her. Mrs. Erlynue's true
identity had been known 10 Lord
Windermere Miss Bonstelies com
pany includes Gorliss Giles, william
Pringle. Robert Adams. Lynn Pratt,
William Powell. Arthur Allen. Vim
cent Bernard. Jane Houston, Eileen
Wilson. Beatrice Morel2nd and Milton
Stallard. For the second week % the
engagement "As You Like II" will be
given in recognition OF the Shake
speare tercentenary.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

Julia Nash. clever coincidence
and considered one OF the best act
resses in vaudeville, will be seen in
the Orpheum during the week OF
June IS In the comedy skit. "Arhi-
trating Liz" Miss Nash has offered
this sketch with great success pre-
viously In this city. The American
Comedy -Four will be on the same
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
AJESTIC

An unusual photo drama. entitled
1.-THE New Minister" with II. B. war
ner as the star, will be seen in the
Majestic theater Clara Williams Is
Mr.. Warmers leading woman and the
supporting cast includes Charles Mil
Ter and Gertrude Claire. The hfth In
stallment OF "Gloria's Romance" with
Billie Burke. a Mutt and Jen COM
edy. other Aims. and new songs sung
by Henry Santrey. are also features
OF diversified program. The plot Of
THE New Minister concerns a bril-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
ORPHEI VI

Several acts Will compete for popu-
larity honors on the vaudeville Dill IN
the orpheum theater next week. the
headline attraction Is The Boarding
School Girls" miniature musical
comedy satire on life I'm female
Hughes head company that incluaes
a half score of pretty girls in series
OF musical and dancing numbers. the
book and lyrics OF the piece are
credited to v. Chandler Smith and
Harry Lindsay and the music to
Henry Muhlke. Miss Allen ~ said TO
be q vivacious Coincidence and Huy-
Ter an eccentric comedian OF a new
type. Robert Rogers and Louise
Macintosh. who have played leading
roles with Montgomery and Stone
Green Mouse" farcial playlet by
comedy and provide go laughs in Is
minutes. The plot concerns club
man who comes home late. after Inn
bibing too much and who In speedily
reformed by his patient wife. Lew
Cooper. blackface comedian with
a new fund of stories. and Mcdonald
and Rowland in an Irish singing and
dancing skit. MY Best Friend are
other comedy numbers. repertoire
OF popular songs will be presented by
q dainty trio. the Three Dolce sisters.
give classical and modern selections
on the xylophone. Feature Aims.
changed daily, will be shown before
and after the vaudeville. while on
Friday night local amateur dancers
will meet in the regular weekly COM
petition for prizes the audience
choosing the winners
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
ADII.I,AC.

The Cadillac theater VIII present
The Innocent Maids" next week. The
show Is said 70 DO new in costumes,
scenery and material while the pre-
sentinR company Includes many play
ers who have made their mark in the
field II burltsQue Eddie Dale and
Sam Golden are the principal FUN
makers and will have good roles in
two new burleslue~. Ada Lum. Dolly
Morrisey and Helen Stanley are the
leaders of the feminine contingent.
In addition 10 the principals there -
chorus OF 20 girls In addition 10
Is new singing and dancing numbers
there Will be several good vaudeville
acts The added attractions for the
week will be Ultra Violet Bay" n
unique and weird dancing act IN
which an electrical X-ray type appo-
Iatus H. employed. and Ayesha-Hara,
classical dancer.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
TURN VEREIN To
DRILL ON FOURTH
viii Present Exhibition At
State Fair Grounds With
Auto Races

C " Dickinson. general manager
Of the Michigan State fair, all.
nuunCes that the Detroit Turn
Ncg5ir will present exhibition drills
AT the state fair grounds July 4, in
connection with the automobile
races for Ford ears,
About 200 girls. boys and men will
take part IN the tournament. and
prizes viii BE- awarded the winners
in taJ BOYS girls and advanced
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17
GARRICk.

Jessie Bonstelle and her stock com
visit TO the Garrick theater. Monday
evening. with a presentation OF Oscar
Wiide's brilliant play Lady winder-
mere's Fan" The story Is one famil-
lar to most playgoers II concerns
iife I'm London smart society and the
principal characters are Lord and
Lady Wtndermere, Mrs. Erlynne and
Lord Darlington. Lady windermere
is young woman with the stricte II
ideas OF conventional living. and she
Is shocked TO find her husband apps r.
emily quite friendly with Mrs Err
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

The cities OF Rock Island, Dayen-
port and Moline will begin a weeks
celebration tomorrow OF the centen-
NAL OF Fort Armstrong. a famous
outpost OF the pioneer days.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

liant and devout pastor who meets
with such success in small town
that hs is called - a fashionable city
church. 4 fearless exposition OF the
immortality ~ the city - taken eN
eeptioC 20 and hr is asked 10 preacA
platitudes \ vostryman requests that
he read q certain announcement on
sunday morning and he chooses this
day a. preach an eNtrAord ser
mon illustrating IL with a woman y"
has found on the streets \ fumult
follows. in which the pastor Is charE -
ed 10y some with sel1Shncss. Will"
others say ne Was only prompted &"
r. form his hearers. An unusual ana
unexpected climax follows One OF
the largest church settings ever en-
ployed IN motion pictures is used IN
the staging OF the church scenes. This
will be Mr. Warner hrst appearanc"
on the Majestic screen. The GATH
erinG storm" Is tn" title ~ the latest
chapter I'm the Billie Burke motion
picture novel Il introduces sen
sationa automobile accident in which
pedestrian IL hurled 40 feet. The
Majestic - now showing special fun
films for the children each Saturday
afteruo DON, starting at o'clock. and
preceding the regular performance.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-17

held seput 4 to IS. and that Ger
mans from all oyer the state will be
invited 10 Detroit Ia witness the
work OF the Detroiters.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
SID In szsns IsbeH.

Gineu Der Gitslteit entiprungenen
@eippbnbsitsfebler ssibtlt bic Mitars
beiterin elmer osutfdsn 3sitihrift anf
.folgsnbe trefflide Neiie:
Dlanhe Meui den t6nnsn Is nt1t
gu 16mlpieIern. Mud i'm
.IdIi6ten 4~lItogsIeben pert0rpern iie
Dor anbern ltets cine RolIe, TpisIsn
lid auf als etpas gang 8eIonoeres,
oas 8epunbsrung beiIat, uno nil
fen gar ni6t, tpis ldderlin bas
nirtt! Qnoere hpllm fie tdufden
uno tdul9en bp6 MIR iid feIbft iiber
bic @irtung ibrss @dsns. Gtatt
gu impDnieren, beriibrt IS eeIudt,
a~ufgeblaien, unipabr, oIberu. So En-
ging IS pieber tiir3li4 elmer 9aHs.
Die i'm &reiIe uniersr einfaden Soms
merfril9e uns Dur9aus bon ihrer
beroOrtagenbeu geIellf6aftli9en 6tet
lung bdbeim unb ihrem Reihtum
i~ber3eugen fpollte. Sic DerIn6te NIT
f0nigliaem Qnianb ii9 gu ~beiDegsn,
fpra4 init eolem, (boblenD Yat6os
uno martierte 8urHsbmbeit in 70
~bertehrter Weiit, nnb e. einFnh fof
mild nnmutete mir lohten binter
Iibr bet. Gpa0r cine berbe 4bfertis
gung muBte iie iia gefalIen Iaiien,
nls ie zines 9ages t0riGtertpeiEe en-
tldrte, iie lei in 0isism Sabre aft unb
grau geporoen neil - lie ni6t tns
6ptge6irge reilsn tpnntel 8a
mddts ibr iemnnb ftdr, boB es in
bisiem ernften Jpbr rabrlin anbere
IGriinDe gum Qlts uno @rounerben
sdbs, als berart IdppiIde obsr renOmz
miFif9e!l
Nenn nun bieIe Dame cine Sim
3elerf9sinung mare, 70 lobnte iie in
ibrer QG6erli6teit ni6t Der GrDdB
nung. allsrmegen obsr trifft man
anf Msni6eH, bic, Itott ii9 natIrlih
gu seben. etfpns borIteIlsn polIen BEL
dnbsreu, bic sen ginOrrf eripsden
modtsn ols Ieisn fe tusr ober mas,
has lie alleroings germ fein niiresn.
aber abfolut nidt Tnt. Bosu oos2
BOD INNER Ourdidout gsIunher
MsHInsnbsritono bstdrtigss 8ebarsn
uno IsiRe WlOiipt. ned INNER nirb
buOon nismaHO gsidui6t, aIs Der oa
IeIbt tduffsn DOIIte. 9as rel 81
Rub unD JrOmnlan Oerer, Die lid
sts m G5srs 5a iesen Iiebeu, ihnert
sinprinslih OerFdsrt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18

eSH Der Il mgebung Der
Staot @~ottingen bate cine 2ofomo
tibfubrer Elm 5agogeIdnoe gepadtet.
96s er zines 9torgens ouf BEN Mns
ftano fat, troten 8fpei tapitaIs Sir
Ihe aus BEN DaID. er ihob unb
bic beibeu 5iere brohen i'm 5euer
guIammen. aIs Der gIldiife SdiiBe
fif) aber feine gsute ndber 6eiob,
entoedte er. pdB er 3luei barmioie
Gdfen nieber9etnoIlt hatte. NIs bic
@eI1i6te rudbar purDe, muBte Der
sSdger natirlid pielen Spott eius
Iteden. 5ernsr ent3og Jpn Der gla,
gifrat 90ttingen ben SagoiGein
nit Der 8egrirtbnng, per Stride
BON 99itn aidt unierldeioen tDns
ne, msrbe iid drbere 8erpedsluHs
gen 3u fduIben fonmsn IaTen. Der
9ofomptipfiibrer tlagte auf Mufhes
bung bieier gsrfisung beim Be-
3irfsnus91uB nit Der 8sgriinoung,
bic C6Ien biiten bieIelbe @rDbe unb
5arbe pie Stride gsbabt, Fe isisn
alsgebro1en gslpeIen, unb Elm oer-
ariiqes 0eriebsn tGnne ieDem 5Gger'
paffiersn. Der ge3irtsausfduB BIZ
Ii0te iebod Die 8erfiigun9 bes Mas
oiIfrats uno mics bic 4luge al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
DroIlIes pcrtrStssI6l6te.

Sin euelifder Offisisr bate nab.
rsnb elmer aeiIe in StaIien, bic er
AZ anfang bes Dorigen Sabrbuns
beris untern1bm, bic aopie, zines
9afoelIHen @emGIbes getauft, neil
oas Bib dbntiGes oufipiss nit
ben @eIifts3uaen Der aSnigin ma
ria Stuart, 4ls Der SffiSier, mad
Gnglonb 5uriidgelsbrt, balb bnrauf
gefebl erbieIt, 5ur @rmse MeIliHgs
tons ab5ngeben, beI6loB er, feline
idmtli9en 9abIeligtsiten gu pertaus
fen, borunter aud bic 9opie.
Mie erltounte er aber unb ladts,
ais er eintge Sage oarauf i'm aas
tolog bihter Der Rummsr ieines
9ilOss bic folgenbe gemertung Ias:
apDrtrdt Mariu Stuarts bon Rafs
fasl, 9as einSige eriitiersnOs gilos
mis- .oie1er 160nen ungludli4en 9errs
i6erfn BON benz gruBen MeiIter!"
Dos mertDiirbigIte mar, bob fem
Menih auf Der gluttion, BET Der op6
aunfttenner BON 8af Slgeeeu na=
rem etipns abiOhosrlides bel 0isier
antiinbi9uns fanO, mas sur 5oIge
bate, bob fir bitIs Sopie D6ne iss
ben Sunitnsrt psit 6Ober nls ges
p0bnli1 ee6oten purbe. Gs ging
enblid fir 275 Dollars in ben Be-
ftp zines iuneen 8udbdnbIers iiber.
DIS am onSern 5oge Der Diff
3ier Sur &6re6nulg i'm 9aufe bes
4utttpuatots peilte, tom Der iunge
Mam, Der oas Bib gsfauft battle,
nm es ab3ubolen. Ser Sffi3ier, ben
56ers nit Der &opie msitertreis
beno, meinte, nodbem Der 4uftiDs
nator Die 6errsr matchmaker be-
tannt gemndt botts; Isle iinb tpiris
lid Elm @Iiidspils, iunger Monn,
baB e Shnen gslaug, Oa8 Bib gu
eriteben. pnTen sic auf sic pers
ben bamit Slid ma6snl Sd piirbe
es an Sbrer GteIle 5uud4it oIs
SebsnsniirDigteit ouSitelen.
Ser aduFer foBts bic i4er3baft
geIpro6enen @Drte aIs GrnTt auf;
er 9ing bin uno tiiRbigte ilberal
6ffentli6 an: aSB 10. Is CT. Sames
StraBe itebt. ntr fit tur3e 3eit.
ausgeitellt: oas ein3ige gurtrdt Der
unoliidliden G6nigin bpn G9otts
lanb, maria Stuart, bon bes gros
BEN RaFfaels Mltiiterbanb gemalt!@
Die 4nfiinbigung bate einen beis
Ipiellpfen Grfolg. Su beIen ghas
rem ftr0mte ods 9ubIitum berbei,
unb e6e nod bic aunIttenner unb
Grititer nit ibrer 8~eb0uptung, oaB
es iih bier nm cine Mpitififntiou
banOle, burhbrangen, bate Der
eliiflide @efiBer mebr alg $500
Dollars an GintrittsgsIbern singes
nnmmen unb bseilts ifd. MIN bas
8iIb pieoer gu ~psrtaufen.
Gaus aonoon Ia6te iber bic
2ei9tgldubi9teit@ bss qu6litnms unb
oieie 6eiterfeit NOR in ber 9at Be-
re9ttgt, Denn aIs aaffasl i'm Sabre
1920 ftorb, mar Maria 5tuqrt
nod sar ni4t gtboten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18


- Gdtr3frage. Ger 1T Der
gr0Bte aammsrjdger i'm gansen Dsuts
idfn 9sin2
Qntport: 6inbenburg. benH er BAT
uns bon ben ngiuiens befreit.
3sitgemGB B. BETTER Cur
@ndoigen): Bit I90n, baden g
MIR Dnm MittagsFen ihrig2 8ruts
tartn bdtp i'd aud!
Qusbtbung in 5roHts
Yion general. bier 1T Elm
Mann nit Der sdIoppisrenbsn
G6min0lu9t.
9ien-tmglin CUR aaOdneriel
- grpBtntr5tebung. sGo,
4inoer, tuenn Sbr 0isie Node nod
rett bran feb, burft Sbr an meinem'
@eburtstag IN Der RahbarDi1a FAINT
lidt Jeniter einiperfen."
- WiBberfan0eu. u: 6as
Zen Gil iiA aud aH BEN a~riegsanr
Ieiben beieili9i2
g.: @triudt bnB IFS iHOn, absr
in bisEen idIsatsn 3eiteH Isibt sinsm
ia niemdH0 ettp0sl
nsut MDrter. Seemanus
(ber Inn qotal BON einem GtnOentmI
firieEt mimi al bieieni: yGit t0ni
nen fif bon mir ais IOrptbitrt bt
traftsn". Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18

grfIart. Jrau w.: Gett
msin Mann peniionisrt rprOen lit,
iibIt IT fih nimnsr pOhI er fIagt
pauptIdhliA iibsr Elm unertldrIides
5rofgefuM iii ben WIisberpl
Hrau 81: Dds iommt Orber, neil
Il inItg Rellt purDsn ~!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18

Sniefntm antomobiItOt
aaFgefunoea uurbe in RulO, Qeb.,
SO. s. gotter, iueldsr in 5opn 4pint
ndb Dhite gloub, 8as., pObnte. st
pai nab Gnlp gsfobren, UNI Wbis
fen al laufen unO bate iih Dermaben
bsiraulen, bab tr niht itebsn iOnHts.
5rtita0e rpateu ibH in cine 9ede
mnb lsgttn TIN in 0as Automotil.
.Ginige Giun0en ipdter DDqten fs Jpn
dufpedtH unb idnben i'm tot DDr.
Gpftef mar Elm Etftipn 8UrmnHH
Der gbitagD. Burlington X auircb
sifenbabn.
Der giteI~ groB bsr3Og
mar0e BON 9dpf gius ". geihnf
fe, ber 1863 GoTmo bon Msbici
gum aItfn @rnnoufa (@rpbbtr5oa)
Ron BIDreuS ttnanntt.
Evening star., 1916-06-12

You Take No Rsk-We Take It All
uxnd We
"a
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-30

purse of SIS will be given. These
will be followed by contests for the
Gooding Gun club trophy, the U. c. T..
trophy and the Capital News trophy.
These events being for permanent
trophies only residents of Idaho are
entitled to possession of them, al
though all share in the purse distri-
button.
High Idaho gun is entitled to pos
session of the trophy for the ensuing
year, and to so per cent of the purse
at the next tournament. There is no
entrance fee to the several events
other than the price of targets at
three cents each. The purses are paid
by the holding club, and are shown in
the program. The first $50 targets
each day at 16 yards are deemed the
regular" events. From the number
of targets actually broken by each
contestant in these events, whether he
shoots in all events or not, is deter
mined his class for the day, as fol-
lows: SO per cent and above, "a
class; so to SO per cent, "B" class;
70 per cent and less, &C" class.
In the permanent trophy events
handicaps are as follows: &C" class,
16 yards; "B" class, Is yards; "a"
class, 20 yards.
The winner of each permanent tro-
ply event shall thereafter, for each
subsequent permanent trophy event,
stand at the next greater distance,
without regard to a possible change in
his classification upon the next day S
shooting This does not, however,
change his class for the purse distri-
button, this being determined upon his
actual days score for each day.
Sweepstakes will be provided, if
the shooters desire; but will be divid-
ed upon the class system as above
shown. The "A" class shooters will
shoot for their own money, the "B'
and &C" class shooters likewise.
Interstate association rules will
govern and will be strictly enforced.
Professionals are cordially invited
to attend but do not participate il
purses.
On the night of June II the annua
meeting of the association will be
held at the rooms of the Twin Falls
Commercial club
On June 10 following the regular
events, there will be held the Inter
state association tournament shoot o
100 targets. For purse distribution
each block of 25 targets is considere,
separate race.
The Interstate association donate
seven high guns in the 100 large
race, and in addition pays to the win
ner, or the runner up, fifty dollars up
on attendance at the grand American
handicap.
In addition are offered a troph
cup, a Hollohan medal and a States
man trophy
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-30
REMOVAL OF MITCHfL
ASKED BY SOCIETY
Charge Him With Failure to
Prosecute Alleged COnspira-
tors.

NEW YORK-The removal of May
or John Purroy Mitchell from office
was asked in resolutions adopted and
sent to Governor Whitman Saturday
night by the United Independent DEM
ocrats of Kings county.
The technical basis for the request
for the mayors removal was that he
had failed in his duty as a citizen to
notify the district attorneys of Kings
and New York counties of the knowl-
edge he said he had that clergymen
were conspiring criminally for illegel
purposes. The resolutions cited thai
in testimony and in public statements
the mayor repeatedly said that he hac
such knowledge.
Martin Egan, of ]. P. Morgan & Co.
testifying today at the inquiry into po
lice wire tapping, said Detective Burns
reported to him he found the name
of a former agent of Captain Boy EC
in information which the detectives
uncovered as to the affairs of the firm
of Seymour & Seymour. He also test
flied Burns learned from the sam
source of an alleged shipment of am
munition to Mexico.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-30
I0HN LINDSTROM DIES.

John LindstrCm died at his home in
Duck Valley south of Mountain Home
last Saturday, May 20, from internal
injuries inflicted by being kicked by
d horse, during the earlier part of the
day, says the Bull Herald. No one
was present at the time of his being
hurt, but VIM. Heyl found him few
hours afterwards. Mr.. Heyl lives on
an adjoining homestead, having gone
to Duck Valley from Bull.
Medical attention was summoned
from Bruneau, 70 miles away, but be-
for the doctor could drive over there
Mr. Lindstrom had passed away. The
body was brought to Bull by auto
early Sunday morning. The funeral
was conducted from the Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Oh
sen, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
church at Boise, officiating, and inter
ment was in the Bull cemetery.
John Lindstrom was born in Swed-
en-. September 8, 1856. He was one
of the pioneers to the Twin Falls
tract. He is survived by wife, foul
daughters, and a son. Mrs. l.. A. Bitz
a daughter, came here from Portland
TO attend the funeral. The other three
Mrs. Fredenhagen,. Mrs. Edward Carl
son and Miss Lillian Lindstrom, liy
here.
The entire community extend sym
nathies to the bereaved family.