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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Believe No License
Plan Will Increase
Their Business
JUST LISTEN TO
LOESCHER PREACH
NJ IL S k egOn BOniface
Says Money Spent In
Saloons Is Wasted

LANSING. Mich. oct t2.-Lead-
ers Of the state dry campaign com
mi'tec declare that many hotel men
in Michigan are lining mp on the no
license side They point to the fact
that the Marquette hotel, in Mar
gueltc last spring OF its own ac
cord abolished IT,. bar and had a run
OF business since then which taxed
th" capacity Of he house
OTTO Iocsohcr. Of Muskegon, own
cr of the new Nuskegon hotel, op
po,itc the Union depot in that city.
is also quoted as fayoring saloon
abolition To 4 representative Of
the dry campaign committee who
interviewed Mr.. Toe-cher in Mus
kegon. tho hotel owner aid
My only fear regarding the dry
movement is that it may bo fol.
lowed with an increase in con.
sumption Of whisky. / am told that
This fear is groDndless A. any
rate, ! hope the state viii go dry
and / shall vote dry Saloons DO
nobody any good bat only harm
IT Michigan goes dry ! shall no.
regard il as any loss 20 my husi
ness We have a bar in the bot .
but il will bee very easy TO abolish
Il, and ! shall have no regrets. The
harroom does nobody any good
Travclng men seldom patronize tho
har They know they cannot afford
to be- drinking men il they are 40.
.nC "a s,ll goods
What gets nae is the way the
factory WORKERS and their families
have boon exploited by the liquor
sellers Personally I DO not see
any harm 10 q little beer or wine
for q man who wants % drink I'm
moderation and neither ran / SEQ
any good in IT, II wrg's be lot
better for Mu E.sol If The money
spent in saloons We're sp,nt In thc
stores for food and clothing"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
BANDIT AND HIS
VICTIM WILL LIVE

Death which James Mcintyre. con.
'o,~ed bandit who lies in the city
hospital with bullet wound in his
abdomen. declared is preferable 10
o. prison term. may not carry the
suffering and rcueulaHt eHnman ever
tine Great divide" the attending
uht eicians say Mcintyre. who was
shot 10y Patrolman Asa B. Smith in
a running gun fight week ago. aft.
or committing several hold.ups and
0oandine one man, will recover. it
Is now believed He wanted TO die
to escape going 10 prison.
ON tdc bed next 10 the bandits I'm
The city hospital lies lsadore Mel
lcur, the bandits victim. who was
shot in the chest when he attempted
20 resist-h being robbed. The two have
become good friends since meeting
In the hospital Mielleur will re
cover
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

OF the Frank r. Doremus cougres.
sional committee, which has estao.
ished Offices in room so. $40 Ford
building
John W. Anderson has been nam
cd chairman. Robert n Clancy scc.
retary and Frank y Eaman treas.
urer SiNtynine names are listed
as members of the committee.
among which are tho names or many
prominent Democrats Some OF
these are Alfred LucNnC. stewart
Hanlcy William J McAneeuy WI
Ham r. Connolly. Walter o Briggs,
James a Murtha, William Hulger.
G.. G. Boone, Joseph J Crowoy. Leo
VI Buzel, Dr William r Keauc and
AdjtGen Daniel ". Smith. who AZ
present Is AZ the border with the
Thirty-frst infantry.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Woman Victim of New
Jersey Strike War
fare
MOB BURNS
SALOONIST'S HOME
Firemen Rescue Man
and His Family
From Flames

HNYONNE. y. T., oct 12.-One
woman has heen killed, four strikers
perhaps fatally injured, tour police
men wounded and more than 30 riot
cr- have received bullet wounds In
aG hours in tie Hook" district
who're strikers OF the big Standard
on plant rule today.
Chief OF Police Michael Reilly do
c'ar,d today rhd, last n.eht was the
worst uc had put in IN % Years OF
handling strikers, The hromcn an
sUor0d 80 alarms during the night
Hearing that Samuel GrceuDurg,
a .alooukeeper, was couferIing With
strike breakers a mob stormcd his
place early todav. broke in the doors
a. Grecnsburr, with his wife and
children in their night clothes fled
tc the Roof and fastened the hatch,
then set fire 20 tuo building
4 squad OF detectives charged the
crowd drove them of and brought
tbr faulty down ladders as dremcn
ruf oUt the fire
Al " o CLOCK 'ii'7 ''ofnIn- ms sp'''-
or 'alN ana '0 ponce drove ell TWO
toa'loa is OF men VINO thr5 were
dipped. were strikers cud,ayoriug tc
So, sr, to IN, plant OF ,he TidrWater
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

fail 20 win the street car strike
there.
"We have the money TO win IT,"
he said, 'and our resources are
practically bot'omless. We could
throw sl,OOO,0OO into the fight right
now and follow II up with another
million The Interborough company
ia only able 20 use 700 OF It's 1000
cars and it has already lost S.,
600 600
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
WAR BRINGS %
PER CENT RISE IN
FOOD PRICES

NEW YORK. oct 12.-Commodity
prices have Increased ~ per cent
since tho outbreak Of The war ac.
cord.ng 10 Dm review. which an
nounced today that Duns index
number. the aggregate quotation of
q larse list OF food clotanE, metal
and other articles was S152,355 oct.
/ against Sl2o7I0 Aug /, 1914.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
PAY CAR BANDITS
NOT IN ST. LOUIS,
SAYS MARQUARDT

'If there are any men in st Louis
connected with the Burroughs rob
berry we haven't heard OF IT," said
Supt. OF Police Ernst Marquardt
when asked concerning a report that
Detroit detectives had been sent TO
81 Louis TO arrest several bandits
said 10 be connected with the Bur
roughs pay car holdup.
I'VE are looking for the holdup
men all over the country and eN-
pect TO get them, but they arc not
I'm 81. Louis"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
DO YOU SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE?

When your Kidneys are weak and
torpid they do not properly perform
their functions. your back aches and
YOU do not feel like doing much OF
anything You are likely 10 be des-
pondent and 10 borrow trouble. just
ms II YOU hadn't enough already
Don't be- "a victim any longer.
The old reliable medicine, Hoods
Sarsaparilla. gives strength and tone
tu the kidneys and builds up the
whole system. Get II today
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Bonus system DELAYED

The bonus system ef rewardiHg of
hcient patrolmcn. announced by
Commissioner Couzens recently, will
not 70 into effect until after the No
ycmbcr election as II will take un.
til then To- work out details and de
torminc how the $4,000 10 be put
up by Commissioner Cuuzens annu
ally IS 10 hc divided
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
CAR MEN SURE
TO WIN FIGHT,
SAYS w. ID. MAHON

W. y Mahon. president OF the
Amalgamated Association Of Street
and Electric Railway employees, said
"Wednesday. on bis return from New
York. that the union men could not
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
MICHIGAN TROOPS
REACH THE BORDER

FL PASO. Tex. Oct 70 After
four days and five nights ON the
road. the Thirty third Michigan regi-
ment arrived In camp Wednesday
The Journey was uneventful. no ac.
cidcnts being reported. and but one
asae ~ sickneaa.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

Prtnting-tne plain neat kind-thnt
IL riRht-Iimc~ Job Drpt.-NnIn 1890
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
sEDGwICk.

Mrs. Minnie Cobb and . friend are
spending the summer In town.
William II. Means and family and
Everett Cheney are visiting w. n. Means.
Fritz w. Bridges IL spending his ysca-
tion with his parents, q. b. Bridges and
wife.
Foss r. Csndage, who has been en-
ployed in HaverhiiI, Mass, arrived home
Sunday.
Mrs. ID. W. Kimbaii and children have
returned from Auburn, where they have
been visiting.
DIR. Davis, OF Philadelphia, will supply
at the church during the absence OF Rev.
ID. w. kimbali.
J. A. Dodge and daughter, Mrs. b. l.
Winchester, will return TO their home In
West New burg this week.
II. o. Ford, Byron Ford and w. z. syl-
vsster, from the steam yacht Aria, were in
town last week.
July II. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FRANKLIN.

EkSk - AAsASAAAAAAst
Charles Brown, Of waksfsId, Mass, Il
x,.itinr his cousin, A. O. Clark.
Misses Agnes Somss and Rsna Coombs
have employment Of Ellsworth.
vernon Smith, OF Boston, came satur-
aav for few days with his wife.
Robert Parmsntsr, Of Marlboro, Mass,
vas q guest ct Dr. DsBeck's Sunday.
Arthur Holt and wife, OF Gouldsboro,
called Friday on Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 8. scam
mon.
Tyler Gordon and family, Of North Sui.
ivan, visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss vivian Clark, OF Massachusetts,
recently visited her grandparents, 8. 9.
Clark and wife.
James Il. Clark, w. Il. Savage and E. o.
Hardison are marketing large quantity
OF strawberries.
10. Collins, OF Bar Harbor, was q re-
cent guest OF his sister law, Mrs.
Emma Harrison.
Gsyion Stanley came from waltham to
spend sunday with his family, visiting at
George Springer's.
Harry Wooster and family, OF Old
Town, were weekend guests OF II. @.
Wooster and family.
Miss Adam Savage has returned from
Iastine, where she attended tho conven-
ton OF district Huperintendents.
Gslen circuit. who has bad charge OF
stave mill in New Brunswick, is home.
He viii run the engine at the Dustin job.
Charles Clark and wife. with friends
from Bangor, spent the Weekend at MIR.
Clark's camp, .Bidc-a- Vice. at the pond.
Miss Marion West has returned from a
trip TO Montreal and other places Of in
terest, and reports a M ,st delightful trip.
Miss Maude Morse left Friday for
Montreal, where she will make an ex-
tended visit with Der sister. Mrs. II. +.
Lincoln.
Miss Madeline Goodwin, who has un-
dsrgone = successful operation at the Bar
Harbor hospital, Is expected home to-
morrow.
good attendance was reported Friday
night at the meeting OF the boys and
girls agricultural club at the grange hall.
Much inseres, was added by the presence
and encouragement OF County Agent
wordcu. Friday OF this week Mr..
wordcn will visit the members a, their
homes to inspect the work being done by
them, and later In the season they will
have an exhibition C. their work in con-
nection xith the grange fair.
July H. Echo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
kiTrEKY To CARIBOU.

Richard Gslpert, aged sixteen. son OF
Joseph Galpsrt, OF Brewer. was drowned
Friday " bile swimming in the Peuobscot
river. - -,
Harold Sylvester, Of Brewer, aged
twenty -one, was drowned Thursday, be-
ing seized with cramps while swimming
in the river during the noon hour.
Capt. william sawtelle, well known
along the Hancock county coast, as COM
mander OF the steamers Mount Desert and
Rockiand, died Friday at his home in
Rockland, aged seventy one years.
Capt. Ezra W. Curtis, OF Camden, re-
tired steamboat captain long in service
on the Boston Bangor line, died last week
at the home OF brother-in-law in Bel
fact, where he was on q short visit. He
was seventy-seven years OF age.
Peter Bouley, of Madison, was instantly
killed and bis wife and daughter badly
| injured, when the automobile in which
they were riding was struck by freight
| train near Madison Saturday night.
Leverett Tinker, aged twenty-five, OF
| Eastport, was drowned Sunday near
Treats island, PASSPORT hsrbor, while
trying to save George Moore, who had
fallen over board from small boat. Moore
chung to the boat and was saved.
| The schooner Carrie, OF Thomaston,
| bound from Mobile for Mstanzar, was
wrecked in q recent hurricane in the Gulf
of Mexico, and her crew is believed to
have been loss. The schooner was sighted
bottom up about $50 miles west OF Key
West.
One of the features OF the superin-
tendents' and principals conference in
Castine was the presentation OF silver
service to Hon. Psyson Smith, who is soon
to retire as State superintendent OF schools
to assume . similar position in Massa-
| chusetts.
| Ivory w. Coombs, one OF Bsngor's old
eat residents, died Thursday. For many
years Mr.. Coombs taught in the schools OF
| bangor and nsighborIn9 towns. In lS6O
| he established . Wholesale millinery and
fancy goods business, which DO continued
until 1883, when he retired. de was
ninety-two years old. he leaves one
dsughts Mrs. Frederic II. Strickland, OF
Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
sARGESTvILLE.

Rufus w. tirindle has returned to his
home in Bluchiil.
Mrs. Charles Mason has returned to her
home in Bridgton.
Mrs. Isabelle Parker, 0: sedgwiek. is
working for airs. J. X. Davis.
Mrs. Herbert J. Grindeil, OF somerviiie,
Mas, is visiting her sister.
George B. Foster and d. W. Comins have
returned to their home in Boston.
The Eastern yacht club feet anchored
in Billings cove Tuesday evening.
Henry Forham and wife, OF Portland,
called on friends In town last week.
Mrs. Emery Hooper, OF Beverly, MAss.,
Is the aues, Of Mr.. Myron Grindis.
Carl Larson snd wife, OF Jsmtland, have
opened their house hsrs for ths summer.
Mira. Onward l. Hooper has returned
from visit with her husband In Bostop.
Ronald l. Cover, OF Maiden, Mass., 10
spending several weeks With his mother.
John A. Bridges and wife, OF Water.
town, Mass, are guests Of Aror G. Dodge
and wife.
Mrs. Herbert r. Roberts, OF Northaeld,
VI, 10 visiting her parents, Hon. Henry
W. Sargent and wife.
Mrs. Minnie Biaisdell. Miss Sheba
Green, Of Brockton, Mass, and Mrs. Z. r..
Conroy and son Lloyd are guests Of Mrs.
Sarah 4. Billings.
July II. SIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

The Northeast Harbor tennis club has
opened for the season, with Henry T.
Moore as superintendent.
The kindergarten has been resumed,
after brief vacation.
Mrs. N. $. Bunker has opened dress
making rooms on Main street for the
season.
II. Everett Hall, OF Bangor, is serving as
summer organist at the Union church.
Henry T. Moore is acting as organist at
st. Mary Shy -the-Sea.
Pres. and Mrs. Charles W. Eliot have
arrived from Cambridge, Mass, to occupy
their summer cottage at Asticou.
Miss Dora Stanley, OF Otter Creek, has
been visiting friends here.
Jaiyi 10. 1915.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
SOUTH pENoBscoT.

George Leach and wife spent the week
end in Hsiloweli.
Carroll n. Perkins, OF watervilie, was at
the Mitchell house Sunday.
Mrs. &. A. Smith was the guest OF Mrs.
Msrston Howard at the point on Friday.
sThomas Grindlc and wife are with Mr..
Grindie's parents, Arthur Grindle and
wife.
Mrs. Basil Barrett, who has been visit
ing her cousin at Northern Maine juno
ton, returned home Thursday.
Rev. Chester A. Smith, pastor Of the
Baptist church, has received call from
North sedgwick to take up the work
there.
July II. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
vics, q which four candidates wsrs I'd.
mittsd to the church.
July H.. Arm
OTTER CREEK.

8. N. walls' strawberry farm il busy
place.
Joseph Bracy, Of Camden, was in town
Friday.
Maynard aagerthy hes purchased an
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck and family are 1t
their bungalow for the season.
Mrs. Annie Hartman, Of Somefville,
Mass, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. vsaxis
Young.
susan Alley went to Milbridge last
Wednesday to see her brother, Capt. John
Bray, who 10 Ill.
Hiida tnd Laura, children Of Shirley
Bracy. ma little Bernice, daughter Of
George Smith, were operated on at their
homes Monday for enlarged tonsils and
adenoids, BY DIR. Stokes, Of New Sock and
Bar Harbor.
July II. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Miss Edna Allen, of Biuehill, is visiting
here.
The Coombs cottage is occupied by sum
mer vacattonists.
Capt. Thomas Choate has sold his
schooner, the Zephyr, to Fred |. Hall.
Everett Bridges, wife and child, OF Bel
fast, have been visiting here two weeks.
Miss Helen Wilson, an artist from Balti-
more, Md, is occupying one Of W. A.
Hale's cottages for the summer.
Thomas Larcy, having received the call
to rejoin his militia company In Masss-
chusetts, has been Obliged to cut short
his vacation here 1t his old home
July II. XKNoPHoS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
NoKrH sEDawIcK.

The Lakewood cottage is open for the
summer.
The ladies' aid society will hold its an
nual church fair July q.
Miss Helen Mcintyre, Of Bluehill, is
the guest OF Florence Allen.
Mrs. Bertha Powers and son, of New
York, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Eve
Young.
George Ryder and family OF Bar Harbor,
are visiting Mrs. Ryder's mother, Mrs.
Sophia Torrey.
Rev. Edward Tuck, OF Concord, N. H.,
preached Sunday morning and evening
Special music was rendered.
July II. A. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
HuLL's COVE.

Avery whitmors, OF Bangor, visited
Mn. Maud Arsy, last week.
Mrs. Cora Leighton and daughtsr, OF
Bangor, arc occupying thsir bungalow for
ths summsr.
George vilss and family, OF Madison, are
visiting at wilbur saIisoury's. They came
By automobile.
Watson Mc0own and wife and Everett
Jonss and wis, OF Winterport, vis-ssd ct
Lloyd Whites over Sunday.
Miss Rauline and Dexter Aaddocks, OF
East Hidden, are Waiting their grand
parents, n. c. Sweet and wife.
Ars. Frances epsagus. who has bssn
Waiting her brother, Walter Robbins. has
rsturnsd TO her homo in Northhsld.
bishop Brewster, Mains's new bishop,
made his Arst visit to this parish Sunday
evening. There was . baptism In the
church, followed By ths confirmation ssr-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
BROOKsvILLR.

Brooksvills II especially favored In hav-
Ing among it, guests this summer, Mrs..
Bonnie Banks Colbarn, OF Los Angeles,
CAL, who Il . most welcome visitor st
Rocky Crest, the home Of Mr.. and Ars.
A. A. Prim. Mrs. ColbArn IL an earnest,
s6lcisnt worker In musical, literary and
educational circles in her home city, and
il IL understood, II collecting material for
M blishmsnt in tbs near future.
July II. VILLA nAooAss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
NORTH ORLAND.

Herbert White has purchased new
automobile.
Mrs. Tressa Patterson and son Gerald,
OF Derby, are visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. X. J. Gibbons.
Warren Moore and wife drove to Ban
gor Saturday to see their aunt, Mrs. Frank
johnson, who was operated upon recently
in the general hospital.
July II. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. George Rinaldo 10 visiting in Bar
Harbor.
Mrs.. Emsrson smyth has returned from
few months sojourn in Massachusetts,
accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs. John Suiit-
van and daughter Beatrice, Of Msdford
Hillside, Aass.
July 10. a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
BLUEHlLL FALLS.

Doris Nsvin has joined her mother at
their summer home here.
Mr.. Thorne and family, OF Baltimore,
Md, are at the Johnston cottage.
Harry Friend, Of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting relatives here and at South Blue
hill.
July II. CRUMBS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
CRUMBS.
ATLANTIC.

Miss Amy Joyce 10 employed at North
esst Harbor.
J. Forbes Bsal and family, OF Washing-
ton, d. c., are at their cottage here.
Mr.. Emile Gambler and daughter, Mrs.
Coralier, Of New York, are ct their
cottage.
Shirley Kelley, who has been at work
On the foundation OF Sidney Joycs's house,
hes returned TO his home In Bernard.
July7. - T. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-19
n

Mrs. Laura Bssli. Piattsburg. Aisa., writes:
.Last April got in bad health; my ieu sac
disease / took Foley Kidney Pills and feel
ali right now. They quickly relieve back
troubles, too, are corrected by this remedy.
-MooFes Drug Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-24
SAYS WOMEN SAVED
u. S. REPUTE ABROAD
Major Seaman Tells of Disgust
at "Weak-Kneed Policy"

"You women have saved this coun-
try" Major Louis Seaman, recently re-
turned from the French war zone. saic
Yesterday at q meeting of the British
War Relief Association. 542 Fifth Ave-
nue., Of which he is president from
the disgust which has been stirred up
abroad by the cowardly. weak kneed
policy of our vacillatinE Chief Execu-
tive"
Major Seaman complimented the
women on the quantities OF supplies
sent to the base hospitals abroad:
He believes that the German soldiers
are kept in their places only by the
most drastic orders. He told OF hav-
ing been near Verdun when forty
"Boches" came across Montana Land
and gave themselves up to the French
"These men could scarce contain
themselves when they learned that they
were prisoners of war and that their
Fart in the fighting had been played"
he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-24
APOLOGY TO WOMAN
SAVES 2 YEARS IN JAIL
Speaker Accused
After His Own Charge Fails

An apology saved Frank Urban, an ar,
anti Socialist speaker, from two years
sentence In the workhouse yesterday
when he appeared in the West Side
court to testify against Mrs. Adele D.
Settler, of PIG West Tooth Street, whose Sc
arrest he had caused on Q charge OF
having interrupted a meeting az lo3d
Street and Broadway. =.
Magistrate Groehl dismissed the
charge when she denied having made
statements attacking Urban ana Mrs
settler then asked that charge OF DIS
orderly conduct be placed sgainst,
Urban alleging that he had handled
her roughly. r.,
had been convicted Of a similar offence
Twice within year he asked Mrs.
settler if the matter could not be ad-
iusted some other way, as third CON
viction would mean two years sen
tence. 1t was finally agreed the com
plant would be withdrawn II urban
apologized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-24
SPREAD RAIL HOLDS UP
WOMEN CAMPAICNERS
DR.. Davis Addresses Impromptu
Meeting In Downer, Idaho
BY ERNESTINE EVANS

On Board Women's Special Campaign
Train for Hughes, Salt Lake City, Oct
23.-Colonel Roosevelt a spread rail
and a weary engine cost Pocatello,
Idaho, its share Of the women's cam
paign for Charles f. Hughes.
The train that bore DR.. Katharine
B. Davis, Mary Antin and Mrs. Lille
Mebane to turn the votes Of the Idaho
Teachers Association, 600 strong, at
Pocatello slowed down at Downer,
Utah. four hours behind schedule. Miss
Antin and Mrs. Mebane bolted TO catch
the return train for Salt Lake City
whence they were to go to Denver to
speak with Colonel Roosevelt. DR.. Da-
Wis took a cowbell, the corner store
man a trombone and thirty curious
natives were lured to the postottice
corner to hear the Pocatello speeches
and get their share of literature de-
signed for the hands of the Idaho
school teachers.
II Idaho goes for Wilson DR.. Davis
will never forgive herself or the rail-
road
Meanwhile the csmpaigners In Salt
Lake City listened to Senator George
Sutherland deliver an address In which
he urged them to continue their work
for Hughes because of his support OF
the Federal amendment. Three hun.
dred attended the meeting in the Hotel
Utah.
Some Of the women speakers went to
mining towns TO talk for Mr.. Hughes.