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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-16
VITAL RECORDS
Births.

b1rths.
George II. and Florence z. Yocum. bow.
n ar, a and Annie l.. Weber girl.
Daniel M. and Lydia c. Wise girl
fercy A. and Frances Vie giri
Juiius and Leuce Sakolsky, girl
harry H and Sarah J. Shaw. boy.
otto and Ella Hickman, girl,
Jacob and Fanny Rubin, hoy
Thomas a. and Mary T. Nolan. girl.
Robert II. and Alice v. isbeli. boy.
Joseph 7. and Myra z. EntwistIe. boy.
ySnn J. snd Lillian Fssex, girl twins.
William r. and Fannie N. Anderson. girl.
Richard and Lavinia Washington, girl.
Clarence and Gussie Nichols, boy.
Charles A. and Mary NJ E. Lea, gtri.
Charles and Martha Butler. girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Edward d. Baltimore and Dora G. HILL,
William A. Lesher and Margaret Magruder,
Frank Taylor and Rachel Collins.
John Smith and Eveiin Wallace.
Deaths.
Lucy T. Pollock. 81 yrs. 2s1t 9th ct. NV.
David Burks, II yrs. Gov. Hos. ms
ESSis 4 ns Gsdney yrs Burlington apis
Claude L. Barnette, Il yrs. Geo. Wash.
AEne. e. Ritter. 81 yrs. l7ls sth st. Sc.
Phllpina vandercook, Y yrs. sis L 81. ne.
Leroy Van Antwerp Byrd. "a yrs, sis 18th
Mary Campbell. 50 yrs. Gov. Hos. ms.
Daniel II. c. Wheeler, " yrs. l2i2 goth st..
Robert Berkeley. 81 yrs. POI w st. NV.
Alice Z. Thornton, yrs. IL Patterson IT. ne.
Addie Dodge. so yrs. Emergency Hos.
co sS%s. Ro Sss 30 s' yrs s' Is "a St st.
Winnie Stewart. 6 yrs. Burville. d. c.
Catherine Payne. mos. so.h NJ ST. ne.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-16
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A BARGAIN FOR QUICK sALE-ss acres OF
good land near Vienna, Va, well watered,
all fenced: also 4-room house barn. and
chicken houses. Small cash payment. Easy
terms; Apply JAS. ID. BURN. 11ol Il st. n.
K. Phone Line. 55s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-16

CORNER near Iowa Circle; Q rooms and
bath, suitable for DOCTOR IS. 900; reduced
from 1000. BOX 25s. Times Office
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
Danger slanaI.

II tue IRE bell should ring would
YOU RUN and stop Il or go and help to
pul out the nrer II In much the same
WAY with Il cough A cough liz dan
SEES signal as much aS DIRE bell You
should no more trY 10 suppress u
than to stop a are bell when II In
ringing but should cure the disease
that causes the coughing This can
yearly always be done by taking
CARmberlain's Cough Remedy Many
have used II with the most beneficial
results Il Is especially valuable for
Ihe persistent cough that So often
follows u bad cold OF an attack OF
The Erip Mrs Thomas neaehing. An
drews. ind. writes ''puring the win.
ter nay husband takes cold easily and
coughs Chambsrlains Cough Rem
vdy u the best medicine for break.
inK up these attacks and you cannot
set him to take any other For sale
b. r. @, Hettinger. Salmon Druggiat
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
LEAVE ORDERS FOR COAL AT
hETTINoERs DRUG sToRE.-Adv.

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= LOCAL NOTES. =
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h. E. Embley was up from Boyle
creek Thursday
The sixteenth ball by the firemen
was one OF the most largely attended.
W. c. Jolley and T. d. Powell OF
LeadOre were in Salmon Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Saturday at $50 p. III. the Woman
club will hold social and business
meeting in their club rooms in the
McNutt building when not only mem.
beers but guests will be welcomed
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Allhands oil
Gilmore remembered their friends
with an exceedingly neat Christmas
card.
Excellent training was manifest al
the community Christmas tree cele
bratiOn given under the direction OF
the school teachers in Salmon last
Friday night There was a packed
house.
Neat Christmas cards were sent oul
by the Citizens national bank to the
patrons OF that institution The same
bank has given fine large calendar
for the coming year
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29

The schools gave their Christmas
exercises Saturday night The pro-
gram was 10 three divisions, the pri.
mary. upper grades and high school
including two numbers by grown
ups" There was a large crowd pre-
sent and the program was well re
ceiyed The hall was nicely decorat-
ed and the tree very attractive. At
close OF the program the children
were delighted by the arrival OF
Santa Claus, who helped with the dis
tribuuOn OF the gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Mcfarland left
last Thursday for their old home near
Ogden. Utah, TO spend Christmas
among friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Rusk and family
left Saturday morning to spend the
remainder of the winter in California,
Miss Bernadine Upton is spend
ing her vacation In Salmon
Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Farnham and
daughter are spending their holiday
vacation at the home Of Mrs. Farm
hams parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.
Watson, who reside on Carmen creek
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
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Ferrill Terry. deputy sheriff at
Leadore. WAS in Salmon on Monday.
Z l.. Call and Homer Tobias are
down from their Hayden basin
ranches 10 transact business matters
in Salmon. They return by Satur-
days train. Mr. Call is buying cattle
TO Increase his herds.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Farnham were
spending the holiday week al the Car
men creek home Of Mrs. Farnham's
parents, Mr. and Mrs s. G. Watson.
Mr.. Farnham has charge OF the Lead
ore school.
Burrell Brough and Paul Robertson
are home from Butte. They came in
on Mondays train. Burrell is using a
cane from a recent injury to a foot
in the mine where he was at work.
Ben and Lee Kinnison were down
from Lemhi Wednesday making land
proofs for the latter before Commits
siOner Allen c. Merritt. Other Wis
itors from the same locality were
Harry Holgate, Chester Conner and
s. L. Seifert.
Ora c. Cockrell is back from Ro'
chester where he was hospital
patient. He is restored to health. Mrs
Cockrell and the children had been
spending some time at the mothers
old home on Sandy creek in the alb
sence of the husband and father
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Frank 5. Hartman has sold for
$4,000 to Mich Mihu farm near Ba-
ker being El2 SEA, NWA SEA. sec
ton %, + u NJ. K % H.. b. NJ.
Arthur l.. Williams executed a deed
t. Fred K. McCabe for one-fOurth in
tClest IN the Williams farm on the
Salmon river, the consideration was
$4,000, The other interests had al.
ready been acquired
Jahanna Barton Sand husband,
Frank p. Barton. have decided to 4. +.
Smith and Werner Mcdonald lot IL
and II, section II; E12 NEA NEA
section IS. I. % ~, X, 81 E., b. NJ.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
WIFE TAKES PULPIT IN
ABSENCE or HER HUSBAND

Services were conducted both
morning and night last Sunday by
the wife OF the pastor. Rev b. r.
Meredith. who had been called to NAV
for the funeral services of Mrs. Kin
ney. Mrs. Meredith has taken her
part in church work since coming to
Salmon, heretofore, however, in its
auxiliary activities. and last Sun
days work was her first in the way
OF discourses. In both efforts. how
ever, she spoke with force, grace and
directness, in the morning for the
Christmas exercises and in the even.
ing delivering a sermon for adults
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST CHURCH.

sunday school at 10 a. IN Preach
ms at Ii Il, IN, and 80 D. IN Morn.
ing subject "A Motto for the New
Year Evening subject The Su.
prtme Gift." The Epworth League
service will be at M. and will be
followed BY social hour with re.
freshments At lll5 y. m will be.
gin AN old fashioned Watch Night
Service which will continue until
tht first moments OF the New Year.
Everybody cordially invited.
II. T. MEREDITH, Pastor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29

where he joined them on Wedns
upon getting In. r. NJ. Moore 4
father of Mrs. Coekrell.
John F. Emigh is making Christ
mas visit TO bis mother. Mrs. NJ
Emigh, in Salmon. He comes over
from Butte as lawyer just admitted
TO practice that honorable profession
privilege earned while at work AZ
mining. He went through the Sal
mon schools before entering a law
school where his studies were his
night tasks. He is a man of fine
character and ability. In the law
studies young Emigh was leader
in his classes.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
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= LEADORE NEWS +

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Basket ball practice will start in
The near future. Arrangements have
been made for the hall and practice
days have been set. Miss Upton
has been elected captain OF the girls
team She has had great deal of
experience and viii undoubtedly be
able to build up fast team. w. d.
Farnham has been elected captain of
HE boys team All OF last years
team Is ready for practice and with
q strong team. Geo. Johnson is TO
coach the boys and 10y II. Lee has
been elected for manager.
II has been reported that Lee
Ramey and Gladys McRea were mar
fied in Dillon Il few days ago and are
spending their honeymoon in Cali
fuInin
Last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rock Vezina
occurred the marriage OF their daugh-
tor Mary TO VIM. Christensen On
Thursday evening they gave we'd
ding dance in Leadore Hall After
spending the holidays with her par
ents they will make their. home in the
BiE Hole basin. whore Mr.. Christen-
sen owns ranch.
Miss Irene Yearian Is spending her
Christmas vacation AZ the home of
her parents.
VIM, Bowman Is home for Christ
mas, arriving Wednesday from Poe
atellO whore he is senior In the
Academy
Sammie Bell is spending Christmas
At the home of his mother. Mrs.
Jas. Lenny
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
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:. sTENpoV NEWS +

y 4FENDON NEWS
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Mr. Schultz and his carpenters took
O vacation for Chris mss and he lost
one Of them. but is most done. so
Il don't matter much,
The heating apparatus and school
furniture have not arrived yet II II
has taken so much longer to build
the school house than was expected
II was expected here some time ago
Next Friday January the Social
club Is going 10 dedicate the new
school house with a social and dance,
with a big crowd and a good time
end woe TO the tobacco nend that
splits on rhat new floor.
Nobody crosses that new bridge
yet The lumber for the approaches
las not arrived but. never mind. It
~ ~ be good when we do get the use
OF It,
The Pattees entertained Mr. and
Mrs w L. Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs.
Shook and Mrs Pattee, Fred's moth
az, AZ Christmas dinner
The w. H. Mulkeys had at their
dinner the Balls and Vern Carroll
Miss Head and the Andersons got
their dinner with Mr. and Mrs VIII
Mahaffey
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Carroll and
O. l.. IgOu got their dinners at
Dwight Smiths.
Mr. and Mrs, John Shook and Mrs.
rattee started for California Tues
day morning They went this time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29

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Mrs J G oyier h reported serious
~ Ia ~ her home In Challs
Rodaef Hrassour opened an Ice
skating rink in the building formerly
occupied BY his sawmill
Peter Mckinney Of Salmon was IN
challls last week receiving some cat
he.
Mira Felix paul Of Arco. WIN Shan.
nfelt and Mrs. Guy Edwards OF Sal.
mon visited their father, a. W Shan.
afelt here last week
Mra n a Finlay Of Stanley is "a
guest a. the Ralph Baxter home Ia
Challis for few days
A baby girl arrived last week to
aladden the home Of Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Horton OF Challls
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
SEED GROWERS EXHIBIT

J l. Crook VIII probably leave Sal
mon next Thursday January 4, to at
tend the Idaho Seed Growers associa-
ton at rocatello during the week fol,
lowing, Exhibits may be left in Sal
mon for Mr. Crook either at this Of
fee or with Harry Kelly
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
LEeAL ADVERTISING
Motto, Of A,taehmsna

Notice Of Attachment.
In the District Court OF the Sixth
Judicial District OF the State OF Ida
10 IN aud for Lemhi County.
kester I, Soule. Raymond l. Soule,
plaintiffs. vs., " c. Hollis. defendant.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That
Al attachment against the property
~ above named defend n issued out
~ the above entitled Court on the
aftb day Of December, 1915.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
seventh day Of December, 1915.
J. l. kirtley. Jr.
CLERK.
BY w. W. simmonds,
De. - Deputy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29

sALMo HAS SUFFICIENT COAL
SUPPLY TO TAKE OUT THE TER.
RoRs OF COLO WEATHER. Why
NOT MAKE The SAVING BY Us.
ING IT Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
Prepare---Winter Will
Soon Be Here

New line Just arrived Of mems rub
tsTA 2 and &-buttuu ArctioS
snAg-pTuOi "ubher Pac
with leather top
stamped Wac
You must come and
sec Mae
kactory guarantees lied Ball;
With small expense We under~ell all
Therefore IL Ia elueh.
IL Yuu come "a us YOU u bc convinced
quick repairing " course Ne de-,
Win 6sst materials, neat and
prumpth tuu
luurS Ter service,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
CHURCH SERVICES.

Episcopal services are held every
sunday morning and evening in Odd
Fellows hall, salmon. during the bal.
anoe OF the winter. when the church
cannot be comfortably heated.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
a. III in the woman's club rooms. Nc.
Mutt building
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29

THE MORE YOU USE 1T THE
BETTER IT GETS AND THE BET
TER YOU LIKE 1T. SALMON
COAL MAY &c ORDERED AT
EETTINoER's DRUG sToRE--Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29

New Years dance at operahousc ny
n y OF A Whites Orchestra,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-12-29
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
Salmon, Idaho, Nov. IS, 1916.

Deposors security for the repayment of their funaf
depends upon the ability of their bank to repay. NJ
This bank owes to its depositors funds deposited y
them in this bank s257, 464.65
land this is all it owes)
AS evidence of this banks ability to repay its oe
postors on demand it exhibits and represents thatH
owns and is possessed of the following:
Cash in its vault in other banks and in
the United States Treasury .-..-- Il, Z92!so
United States bonds and stock in the
Federal Reserve bank .-...- lO5,2OO'oO
Municipal bonds and warrants issued by
Lemhi County, Salmon City and School 80
Loans to responsible residents of Lem -
hi County .... ... 1874, EOz'ozs
Banking house - ..-.-. 5o,OOo93
Furniture and other assets 6,ooo'ees5K
otal of what this bank owns ..---.. 44e.oos-
his bank invites the business Of the resi-
dents of Lemhi county upon the strength 81 =
the bank to repay as exhibited here
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-17

Ziegfeld, Jr., for his Follies show,
and everybody in little old New York
began talking about the sloe-eyed
beauty from Cleveland.
Now comes one Winfield R Shee-
han, and weds the handsome Kay.
Sheehan was a police reporter on a
New York paper. He became secre-
tary to Police Commissioner Waldo
and was prominent during the inves-
tigatiOn Of the ROsenthal murder. He
is an official in moving picture
company now.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

There are three million cigarette
lends in our country he said. Let
mo tell you. sister, when | see you
smoking cigarette | don't want to
know anything more about you I've
got your number
Sunday favored the Roman Catho-
he views Of divorce
"On tho question OF divorce I'm a
Roman Catholic from the top OF my
head Ia the bottom OF my feet ne
said, a man came 70 mo 10 sc
married re said hts divorced wife
was living Beat &c. cried TWEEN.
ty-three for you you lobster There
are some things legally right, but
morally wrong as hell"
Sunday says he will preach the
funeral OF booze
"Ah. President Wilson" he ex-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
BY Altman.

victor ostromski 20 Vera Kian-
owski. ~.
Homer IaRochelIe "a; Hazel
Lewis. 10.
Kenneth Ayers. 81. Detroit; Lucy
VI Porter. %. New York
Bert T. Bishop; - whithsli,, Ill;
RUN GaIla shSJ iS y ooS5son' III
Kate Zbock, %, same.
Harry Stoiber e5. Detroit. Mary
Gray 20. Cleveland.
-Nick Bonaventura, 81, Asia Rinelli,
Joseph Micklowit1 az, Ida FIndel-
frederick T. Mccain. ~ Alice
bayid H. Hostetter, - Carrie
Michael G~izdale. 80. Martha Kul-
iaari W Lewis. 20 Catherine NJ
Matt pantanen. as; Elizabeth Lch-
toncu. 30
Robert wilhelm. 2l; Elsie Deobler,
Daniel T.. carter g5. Detroit. Elk
aheth Vine. ~. Nmmek
CAMEL Lagghe. a. JuliannR De-
john Herb, e, Regina u. Grubea
naCOWka 20.
Sell IIaney ~ Beatrice ras ton. 81.
Oscar Rudlscl. %, Ella Dills. IS.
~ '''NN'f -'f NN''" '"'
tern Dumas. %. Edna zunk. %.
Harry y Delamster, ~ Mahlo X.
FRANK WeIk. 2s: Julia Champagne.
frank Krisznar "a, Frances lIor-
watts. IS
Albert J.. Reimer, %. petrolt.
Ethel Shugarm. ~. Joliet. III
Merlin holybross, 2l; Josie Suls-
Elmer sailOefs, %. GoIdie Faux
stanley Korsk. 25. Pontiac. Agnes
~nonoWski, -, same
Clyde teasley, a. DeIphos. o.;
Marie Iodkin, 20. same.
leo BohL 2G Mary Oswald. %
Nesia Nicodin, 30, Anna NulturarL
william Il. white. 45. Detroit.
Mary Welsh. %. ChicsPo
John ROllo. 20. Aqnilina Manarelli,
Claude richards. 49, windsor.
Mary Bartlett 81. same.
Milford Howard a., Detroit. Nell
lie Hgight. 3S Jackson
Boughman 90. Peoria. m
Its ph NJ Erskine -, Detroit Iva
y ttrArns. 20 BAY ttt>
Joseph Tisler. "a Mary Cyr0wa, 20.
Lawrence Broske, a. Katie Mos
Wewrzsnie Koeut a. Antsla
Victor schoenhcrr. q Ida Alchsrds.
walter +, sheetz, 25 stella Tauch-
er -
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Marriage Licenses

Lucius l. Holt 25 Martha Kau-
Charles " Gallison. 90 Angelne
CLARENCE Edor q Helen purns. 10.
FsUN Rolec. 30 Toledo. Josephine
/ SnoehoWski ~ Detroit
-. Wiilinm Pillickc. "a. 1iliie Kline
Martin , RuemenoT. a! Lillian
Cfesisw RudnicIo. % Alexandra
chris Bakewell. 90 Theresa Nor
John |. Buchanan 2i Harriet Nc
wln.am chirota. e5 Julia Kostec-
Harry T.. Haskell. "a. Toledo
/ Mary k Partridge 9f same,
Miyr Prinstene % Fanny Wien
Rudolph Messq. g. Fuomena
Fell, Rschford. 81. cora Fowler.
Clarence T. Petne, y cora curtis.
Henry Habiiz. "a Louisa Herman.
/ Mike orvoc p Anna Xeb.ska o.
Mikoial pEnmok IS. Teofile pro-
c9a,Ies l:.,i, wi,heeywski. "a catherine
4lehander Wcron. %. Ewdkia Ko-
Hju rs
9eofEc Gacbel - Irene Kuehl. IS
. ENd lph knaucr. 20 Mary q
tlark 81
nla1n.i,i Emmanuel Toreaaki'. -: rrmI
AleAander Girso. hay city Bertha
Lurch. ~ same
4 OTIS coates. &c. Detroit. Nab G..
harbcr. ~, Constock
LOWS Ouintal o. Detroit.
blanche \. charles, 30. Green Bay
Maripis Ahtipis. %; AKelilS Lam
bros, 90
:. Alfred Trombley 25 Eulaia ~.
Msllloux. -.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Sunday Simply Cap
lures the City On
Opening Day
$4,000 CLAMOR
AT TABERNACLE
Evangelist Repeats Hot
Stuff Handed to
DetrOiters

BOSTON. Nov 1i.-tspecial) --
The opening Of Billy Sundays cam
paign In this city was most success
fui SiXty-nye thousand persons
stormed the sunday Tabernacle, the
largest ever erected.
Some $4,000 managed 10 Jam their
way into the structure sunday, but
there were July 1900 more who
were unable 70 squeeze into the
building.
Another tremendous crowd al.
tended the service that Mr. Sunday
held Monday In the Park street
church
Sunday captured no pcople OF
Boston even on his nrst day As
he ran and stamped around the pull
pit the crowd listened intently to
his graphic worl pictures laughing
At one minute st his droll acting.
and some even weeping the next
moment ~ his pathos In the morn.
ing service he dchcd the forces OF
lnlquity and eNtolled the Eight for
principle In tthe afternoon he gave
picturesque description ~ the
daughter OF Herodias dancing be
fore Herod and declared religion
the city's greatest financial asset.
AZ might he slammed society in
HE famous sermon The Sins OF
Society" compared what Christ said
With what society does. and de
scribed the society woman's daugh-
ter.
"A LOT OF preachers are going
dsfy about social service" said
Sunday. Il believe In social service
II II has Christ In g. but az for the
Christless kind none for mine and
as for the people who sneer az re-
iieion, you're disgrace 10 Ameri-
can CITIZENSHIP YOU are killing
every grand anl noble thing In the
altman heart"
lie also tool up Fool women"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
One Independent Is
Aligned With
G.. 0. p.
THREE OTHERS GO
TO DEMOCRATS
Solitary Socialist Mem
Der Is I'm
attached

WASHINGTON. Nov lion the
face OF the returns as tabulated un-
oflcially n Washington today the
Republicans will have 2Is votes for
organizat on purposes in the next
House Of representatives, the Demo
Gratis PIG and cne. Meyer London,
zone Socialist. unattached
This aligns Schall, elected in Min
ncsota, as progressive. with the
Republicans. II counts with the
Democrats. Fuller from Massachu-
sstts elected as an independent
against Republican, Randall OF
California elected as Prohibition.
ISL thougn with the Democratic or
ganizatious support and Whitmartin
Progressive Protectionist' OF Lou
isiana.
The lineup by states on the pres
ent returns. follows
Republicans California,
C. Colorado /; Connecticut 1. Idaho
2 Illinois 2l; Indiana Q. Iowa IL;
Kansas O. Kentucky 2 Maine 4;
Maryland .; Massachusetts II;
Michigan l2. Minnesota 9 Missouri
? Montana I Nebraska 3 Nevada
/ New Hampshire Q New Jersey
10, New York %. North Carolina
1, North Dakota 3. Ohio 9: okla
homa 2 Oregon 3 Pennsylvania
"a Rhode Island .; South Dakota
. Tennessee >. Vermont .: Vir-
ginia !. Washington 4 West Vir-
rinia 4 Wisconsin II; Wyoming /.
Total 2f7
Democrats Alabama 10: Arizona
J Arkansas I California 4 Colo
RADIO 8 connecticut +. Delaware l.:
Florida Georgia 70. Illinois 6 In
diana 4 Kansas 3; Kentucky 9 Lou
lsiana 7 Maryland 4; Massachu.
setts 4 Michigan / Minnesota l.;
Mississippi, s. Missouri "A: Mon
tana Nebraska 3 New Jersey ?.
Now Mexico /; New York IS;
N0rth Carolina Q North Dakota 3;
Oklahoma Pennsylvania s Rhode
Island South Carolina z South
Dakota ! Tennessee &: Texas 1S:
T'ah Q Virginia 9 Washington /
West Virginia . Total 213
Three independents are Socialist
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
MOrtnary

HART-Nov p. 1915 Mary Parker
wife ~ Joseph Chittenden Hart,
aRd mother ~ Frederick B Hart
and Mrs James Crspo cristy Fu-
neral TuesdaW. Nov. J ., at 30,
from q Oak-st.. Birmingham.
IA ANHERT Nov 40, at ms residence
3fs East Couaresa-st.. James T.
aged % years, husband of the late
Adelaide and father ~ Frederick
james, Henry and William Lam
bert Funeral Tuesday AZ p, m.
MONDAHN II. Minnie fnee
Wcllsl, aged ~ years beloved wife
of Henry Mondsry, dear mother of
irwin, Florence, EllaWorth, Beulah
and Paul. sister - Mrs. Fred
Hrause, Mrs Gilman and Mr; Mrs
deuco. 92 Hunt-st, az 230 p. m
Burial al Lutheran cemetery.
TIBBENHAM MNov 12 al his resl-
dence, "a Missouri-aNe. Frank. be-
loved husband Of Mae Tibbenham
Funeral service at residence Wed
nesday al . D. m Services will he
under the auspices OF Damascus
comWandery No, a.
WERNER Nov i2. az his residence,
255 sheridan ave Louis. aged 20
wears beloved father 81 Louis +
Werner Funeral services Tuesday
evening $50. from residence. Bur
iRl at Richmond. Mich
WILCOX Nov II. 1915 a. residence
669 Fourth ave. Florence wilcox,
Notice OF funeral later.
WRIGHT Henry NJ. at his residence
729 Jefferson ave, saturday morn
ing Funeral private. Kindly omit
flowers.
WHITING Nov 12 1916, al the No
lie sanatorium. 344O Cast Jerer-
son-ave. Frank j beloved husband
Of Margaret G.. Whiting, son ~
James A. and Emma s.. and brother
~ Howard NJ. Whiting Funeral
services from Palestine lodge house
Tue sday afternoon at 2,30.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

claimed 'He went through the
country 'aIding congress for the
passage OF such measures as the
child labor law I'll go 10 the end
with Wilson on that But there was
no, woi0 from Wilson or Hughes
regarding the greatest evil-booze.
We're going 20 hold the balance OF
power. Though and we're going TO
say who goes 90 Washington four
years from now I'm going to live
to preacn the funeral service Of the
booze interests