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The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
YPSILANTI

The County Federation OF women
clubs was w snssrtsin r;,ss q tss Mnsnn
n r. church. The local delegates
were Mrs. Louise George Humphrey
and Mrs. Clarence v. Rrown from TIE
IAterery club; Mrs Miiii am s,ss sp
eiub. and Mra r q, sllsbe and Mrs
Grace Nstfhews Ross. from the Wo,
aan.s club. About 10 memocrs Q,
the three clubs motored over anc
attended the sessions
Mr.. sam Fletcher and Mrs. Henry
Owen will leave. "Wednesday, Tor
KlUesville Ont, where they VIII pc
9ussis OF Mrs. Rinsldo wisle.
c. A. Perkins OF the Miehirsn
Hsss Co. VIII build p nrnssrty ON
NJ % I. ouirk and ehiidren. are
sxYscted TO- return next Monday from
ss re Rsiis his: viii NEE. rhur.a.y
svsnine 81 the home OF Mrs William
DoubeL Election Of officers viii oc-
eur a. this time.
nsndSy evening to their duties in
Hey stat. that tie ySei,sve that
tksir company w.li soon leave the
s sr. been 'f begun for VI winter quar-
Srs. n. c. Nowlin, of Albion. 10
TIE guest OF Mrs. 0. A. Sober. near
ne Denton woman's club VIII
hold business and social session
"Wednesday AFTERNOON At the home OF
M wiiliaT l 5scTm, =, o,sc.r, vii,
0ocur Thursday afternoon ~ q meet
fng OF the Free Church Aid society
witch is 10 he held AZ the church
tAS marriage OF Harry Ksmpf. son
81 Theodore Kempf. OF Augusta
township. TO Miss Christine Bennett
g noorsv,lls TIE. TIE SS esnf o Sou .ss
Jay r. Moore farm. on the stony
VI ana Mrs. James Kimbar have
returned from a week at the nome
81 her sister in Lockport, y.
Ciibart 0atten and family. OF Ken
tucky. are visiting his son. near Ged-
MIR. and Mrs. John Hanna, Of. To-
ronto. Ont. are guests at the home
~ q. \ Bacon. on Mlies-st.
Mrs. John Richards and daughters
Of Mackinaw.. who have been guest,
prospect s ieft Monday for 81 Jo-
seph where they Will visit Mrs. Hsr
Miss iva Richards. OF Grand Rap
sds. s. visiting az the shock home ir
Mes Mary Larnhle Dickerson e
fenrhing - the No0crHT SchHoi ~
fiace ~ Mrs Grnr" ffaach. Wro u
snr.,,yfrg ~ The Central school
F~crts arc hoi~w w1aa~ - have
~ord hutlt south frow go ~ Har
rls farm nn the W - N'rh - r-a o
srs 10 the A. ~ Vande roll high
NJ. and Mrs wn- Hyfzsl. o
ST ioserh were o'clcrt dinne'
gursf- Monday ~ VI nd Mrs. ~
bert Thomas. of nttgae'd
A new station is hrin~ tuD h'
the % j. & G. r.. K. company ~
Chelsea.
Mrr II. NJ. Frain and Mrs " r
echaffer, have returned from = qev
srai-months' outing TT their sumi0e1
horne al Cavsnaugh lake.
Ross Hall and family. % soIti
Washington will move In the
reer future 20 the Potter house OF
North Hamiiton-st.
Mrs Neil corraZzie " spending :
week In Chicago.
Miss Mary r. Gibson died MONDAY
~ the home OF her sister Mrs Aims
Ely on North Hamilton-st. She wal
graduate OF the Normal colleg'
and has successfully taught She
was secretary for several years for
the Ypsiianfi Agency Co. Funeral
services viii be held "Wednesday
With burial In the Pennington cerne-
fiery, One sister. Mrs. Ely and one
brother. Thomas !. Ely survive.
Miss Gibson was prominent In church
and social circles
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

4 the guest OF Mr.. and Mira George
Fish. Of No. s27 Davlson-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs william Mcdonald.
formerly OF No. % Highland ave.
have taken up their new residence
nj No, 2ga Pilgrim-aye,
T. Mulhoiiand. OF Detroit. has pur-
chased new home on Dawson ave.
Mrs. Fred LoomAs, OF East rawss.
Mich. has departed for her home
following visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fish. OF No 2S1 Davison-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID d. Hovey have
No. 2s2 Pilgrim-ave.
Mr. and Mrs Thisimsn and family,
formerly OF Calumet, Mich. have
been Visiting Mr. and Mrs C. v.
wills. OF No ISL busns vi.ta-ave.
residence In Detroit
Mrs Helen Hagerty. OF Pittsford.
Mich. W he guest OF her daughter.
Mrs 5. u. stewart OF No, AL High
Mr. and Mr.. r. = Dillon, of No.
their new home at No. soti John r.
ave
W Fletcher ha. returned 20 his
home In Newark j., following
two, weeks visit 9th Mr And Mrs
ave
I<ona and william. OF North Platte.
Nebraska, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs O. V. Mills OF No. tst
Ruena Vista-Rvs. west. for some
time have departed for their home
J. Rogers. of Harrisville. Mich 10
being entertained this week 10y Mt
and Mrs George Fish. OF No. ar
pavison-Rve.
Mrs A c. Leverton. OF No. IL
Richton-ave. spent the weekend At
Jackson
Miss Estelle Musgroye 81 Mon
terey-ave.. will return 20 Olivet col
leEe this week 20 resume her studies
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Aldridgs
Coffin have returned from woodrfs
Reach. near Sarnia. ont, where they
have spent the summer, and have
changed their address from No. 1875
Candier-sve.. 20 No. 200 McLean-ave
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
FORD

Inquest into tae droruius % Vsrn
SchvarE OF Theo-st-. Detroit. whose
body Was found last Friday near the
village hose house. VIII be held on
Tuesday evening IN Justice san Sou
els court.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Clarence Pratt. ~. who died Monday
morning In her home on Center-st..
will be held wednesday afternoon at
: o'clock from the home The Rev.
Mayson VI. Sewell. OF the Presoyter-
ian church. vii ofrc.ate. Surviving
Mrs Pratt are her husband. one
daughter. GLADYS. and one son, Glenn.
Fythian Sisters. Martha Washington
lodge, Of which she Was a mem Der
will attend the funeral.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

With the grace OF girl OF f6 a
little ngure ran across the lawn and
up the steps OF the Osborne home,
The three Osborne youngsters in
pursuit called: Tell us a history
story. Granny Granny took her
chair on the veranda and the chill
dren gathered about her for the
story
"Granny"-she who skipped like
girls Felicia Osborne. who was
- years young" yesterday. she
l3ughingly tells. She has sat often
ON that veranda this past summer.
and there have heen more than
grandchildren about her. She holds
court daily. the summer seat OF the
court she has held season after sea
son. ever since | became an old
lady. says Felicia Osborne.
Young people, middle-aged and
old folks of so and 40 make up the
court OF Granny Osborne. she Of the
bright eyes and winning smile, Only
he other day she sat on the shady
porch OF the home OF her youngest
son entertaining group OF high
school boys and girls who were
among her regular fascinated visi-
tors
There are many unusual and re-
markable things about Felicia Os-
borne the little old lady OF - with
the skip 81 is. but the most strfkin &
is The way she contrasts with many
other little old ladies OF "a and O.
nd 81 and some OF a. She tells
- herself IN soft. sweet voice that
In no wise suggests the croakiness
~ senillty. "All nv life" she says
have seen old ladies set apart
from The rest ~ humanity. receiy.
Nr the charitable attention Of the
kind hearted who talk 20 them out
% pity. The thoughtless and sci
nsh deliberately walk away leaving
them 10 amuse themselves or. X
thew are sensitive, 10 suffer from
neglect
When 7 was young used 20 FEEL
+ Indignant about this sltght 20 tho
old. and I set about making up ~
them for The unkindness OF the
world II was then I made nv "a
nous discovery" declares the little
. lady with a bright smile. that senil
1 ltv is rs inercusAhls "a dirt and
/ cobwebs n - a preventahle dis
I ease. and determined 20 take Wig
/ orous means 70 inoculate myself
against 70. The neglected old per
son is So not because the body has
advanced in years but simply b.
cause she-or he has let the mint
become senile The plumpness o
youth. Ga color and vivacity ar'
very lovely things in themselves
and their possession makes up fol
lack OF mental beauties But wher
they 60 and leave behind no color
/ no vivacity. no activity within th'
mind. what a miserable. pititul thin'
the human can be Is II any worde'
youth II impatient WITH old age'
How did I inoCulate myself
realized that gray hair and wrinkle
on the outside wouldn't matter II
( shut them from my mind n th'
I thinking part % men were YounS
and vigorous the body would take
; ca - ~ ITSELF. have kept my rnint
young ~ giving - plenty OF activ
~ plenty OF thinking When ] wa'
80 and became blessed with littl'
leisure after busy life. ! resolved
+ 10 read ~ least eight solid and sub
atautlal books a wear, after the
/ su-'"-s she held up one with the for
+ midahlo title Woman and soc!a
progress" - have adhered 20 ms
resolution for - years NV MIND
has consequently been so busy
haven had time 70 think about let
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
BoARD or EDUCATION.
Secretary's Ornce. SO Broadway
Detroit. Mich. sept is. 1919.
BIDS-ERECTION SCHOOL
BUILDINGS

Sealed proposals. w!ll be received al
this office until 30 o'clock D. m.
TUESDAY. sept %, 1915. for furnishing
all labor and material necessary for
the erection 81 an annex to the Lin
coin school building. aud a twenty
room school building on NCtiraw ave-
nue. between Gilbert and Cicotte ave.
nues also FOR General Mason and
General Carpenter Specifications for
an annex "a tic Bishop school build
INK. all according 10 revised plans
ard specifications
Proposals viii be received as fol-
Proposals. FOR the entire job.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
as follows
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating. Ventiieting and Plumbing
specifications
Electric Wiring
Also proposals for all separate
classes % work
TIanS and specifications under the
direction OF the architects. for the
NcGraw avenue school building and
a. the office OF NAicomson a HiEgin-
hotham. 4OF NoHat building under
the direction ~ the consulting engi-
neers, AT tho oface OF zimmerman n
McCoi 23fs penobsCot building.
Plans and specifications for the an
mex TO the Bishop school may be seen
at the Office % spier Gehrke. isi7
Chamber Of Commercs.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by tho architects or
consulting engineers and must be
accompanied by a certified check or
cash equal 20 az OF the bid
General contractors must submit.
attached 10 their proposals. the
names Of all OF their sub contra otors.
deposit % 80 Is required for
each set OF plans. TO he repaid when
plans are returned also a rental ~
~ per day Will he charged contract
ors who retain plans longer than
agreed.
The BOARD % Education reserves
the right 70 reject any or all bids
CIIAS a TADD,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
TRENTON

Mrs. Anne Sheriff -, widow Q, ~
former editor OF tho Trenton Tines
died Tuesday morning II her hor-
In Trenton. after short illness Of
rieurai oneuEnonia Resident ~
trenton for = years Mrs. Sher-iN
was known 20 everyone IN ne l-
lage She was the mother q Ms
Walter Sanders. wife % The prese n
editor az the Trenton Tines and o.;
Mrs William Bott0mlsy ~ BOSTON
Relatives have not arranged Tor thf
funeral az yet
Local school teachers VIII he given
another reception Thursday evening
when the Presbyterian con gregation
tenders them welcome 90 Tues
day evening. the Methodist Epworth
league entertained the teachers.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
CROSSE ISLE

After an illness OF but four days
OF cholera rnorbus. Moses Farmhouse
So. driver OF the school bus and for
merry a farmer. died Tuesday morn
ing IN his home on Crosse lie. He
had lived on the island for % years
Besides his widow ne leaves seven
daughters. Mrs Charles Burdeno Mrs
Gordon Brown. Mrs Russell Brown
lee. Mrs Gilbert Boria. Madeline
katherine ard MARY! and one son
Leonard. Funeral arrangements are
rot cOnpla.ad
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Each proposal SHAH he accomran-
ted ~ certified check In the sum ~
-Four Hundred Dollars $500 00) as
surety for tho acceptance OF the con-
tract. and PAYABLE on It's face 20 the
Public Lighting Commission OF the
CITY OF Detroit
The accepted bidder viii be requir-
ed 10 furnish two bonds each in
sum equal 20 the Fun amount OF CON
tract
Proposals shall ne made IN accord
ance with the plans and spec hcations
prepared by smith. Hinohman n
Grvlls. on file In their ofhce. copies %
which may be secured upon applica-
t'on
The Commission reserves the right
70 reject any or all proposals. and 20
waive all informalities therein
PUBLIC LfGUTTNCi COMMISSION.
FRANK T BOWLER
Secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
WYANDOTTE

Marion Barter Rssss,h lodf. AID;
stage the iarss.t utilization Tuesday
when sbogt 80 new members viii bs
InitiAtsd Plans are compiets for q
who's Your rsiior's football team
sii S,s,n,,s wsSn. ss.ss., syssirs in
Inc pisnssd FOE In the schedule noe
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
ECORSE

Justice r. c. Monte. Monday.
sentenced Herman Porath. Of the
Champagne-rd. to pay SIS or go
TO the county Jail for 30 days on
trespassing charge. ss the result
q family quarrel between Porath
md Mrs. bertha Engei. neighbor.
Hrs. Engci alleges Porsth Is q tres.
passer. a. the latter walks over her
property every day on his way home
rom his work. ~ Il In the most con.
venient He has been doing the
same thing for Is years. he said.
Porath appealed.
The village council may end the
opportunity for further disagree
ments by purchasing the ground 10,
q road TO connect the Rex ans
Champagne-rds.. II IL said.
Downriver women's Relief corps
an auxiliary 20 the Dcorse @. A. r
post. will meet Tuesday evening II
Bull post headquarters.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Greece won It's independence in
the struggle OF 1929. after cen
turtles OF subsection 70 Turkey. and
was in 1880 declared an independent
Kingdom under the protection OF
Great Britain, France and Russia.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
RIVER ROUGE

Kenneth PETER. treasurer of the
Utopia cinh, Monday evening Was
host at a chicken supper AZ Sheppy's.
Canada william Lang president,
responded % the welcome
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
ADDITION TO SUB
STATION BUILDING

Sealed proposals for additions and
alterations TO the stanton Electric
sub station. on the west side OF Law
ton avenue. between Warren and
Hancock avenues. addressed 10 the
Public Lighting Commission. will be
received AZ the ofhce ~ the Commis-
sion SO East AtWNter street. until 10
o m. Monday. October End. 1916
Each proposal shall include the en-
tire work In all trades as follows.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
: u n A r D

NEW YoaK-L ERPooJ
CARPATHiA Dc. SAT. OCT 7. PM,
.CAMERoNIA SAT, OCT - NOON
OVUT-Nh .... SAT. OCT. II ) = VI.
.TTsCANfA .... SAT, OCT. %. Noon
SAxONiA BAT NOV T. PM.
sTo Liverpool and Glasgow.
NEW YouK-FALWouT H--LONDoN
ANDANIA ..... SAT. SET 2s. Pm.
~ state 81. New York, or Local ACTS.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
BIDS
SPECIAL FURNITURE
AND FIXTURES

Sealed ,gropo 9n,; WI ~ o b sEeesIysd
furnishing all material and labor
necessary for special furniture and
fixtures FOR the Northern and south
eastern High Schools, according 70
plane and Specifications which may
he had at the office % the archi-
tects. Malcomron a Higginbothann.
ioi Moret building
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects
and must be accompanied by csr-
tined check or cash equal TO SIS OF
the bid
deposit OF so r. required for
each cot Of plans. 20 be repaid whom
plans arc returned also a rental OF
~ Per day will be charged contract
ors who retain plans longer than
greed
The successful bidders will be re-
CURED 20 enter Into contract for the
work a. above
The Board % Education reserves
the right 20 reject any or all bids
CHAS. A OADD.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

W-EN q SouTE AROSE As 20 TAE
N~~5ER or SHCTS Ekc- ~AOE A. -As7
80 AE5JNoEN~~ GREW 50 act --A- OAE
~AN AS7PCA E-EC TAG o-rEP N--
as GLIB RAJ SEQ -HCSt
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY.

TUESDAY. WHILE CALLING AT MIS- VAN
PESTS SIZE ASKED NE " I HAD s!E9
YES, ONCE SAsOT : VAS wA-cal4d
TWO GOlFERS 0UTT'AG ON tag GREEu
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
RoARp OF EDUCATION.

secretRry's Office. 80 Broadway
Detroit. Mich. Sept is. 1915
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

- LOOKED As ~ ne WAS GONG TIC
KNOCK HIS BRAINS OUT WrEA
STEPPED ~ FRONT o. Am, AE ne %
ITATED -"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Pri1 ftnE--the plain neat kInd--thaf
la rfKht--TtmrS Job DrDt.--Nain a52O.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-01

statement issued ly the French war
office TODAY THE Gtrm1us also de-
Hvsred a powerful attack on the
French positions BIO tvoyuurt wood
and west OF hU1 goa uut au their Of
forts 8ra declared tu have been
checked with heavy losses to The at.
aeker- Considerable activity Is rc.
ported ON the front from Nruport t
.Ha AIeuF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-01

The powder dissolves in water. Nee
Rich MIX, Matted grain extract in powder.
For Infants Inva'ids and growing children.
Pure nutrition. upbuilding the whole body.
Invigoratss nursing mothers, and the aged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-01

de no cooking Keep 1t on hand.
The Original d-Drihk for all ages
More nourishing than tea, coffee, etc.
In the home, or at Hotels and Cafes.
Substitutes cost YOU Same Price
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28
WINDOWS EVEN WITH FLOOR
VENTILATE SCHOOLROOM

How the problem of Schoolroom
ventilation was solved by a California
school superintendent, is told in the
October Popular Mechanics Magazine.
In his study of the situation the SUI
p~erintendent found that ordinary win
dows are not properly placed 20 take
on the heavier gases generated by the
breathing of several persons in a
room, and that ventilstors close to
the floor are necessary. To meet this
reed he devised a type of schoolroom
which has been widely adopted in
Santa Clara county. The TWO outer
walls are practically filed with win
dows, including rows ever with the
floor. These lower ones, like the
others. are hinged at the upper edge
and stand open practically Ill the time.
1t is stated that the pupils in these
rooms show a marked improvement
in their work.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28

to a Republican state treasurer. Idaho
government is handled largely by
boards. These boards have all been
Republican during the past two years,
with the exception of the governor.
Those Republicans have given a busi-
ness-like administration and the gov
ernor is now trying to claim credit for
it just as he has undertaken to take
credit for the splendid showing made
by State Treasurer Eagleson.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

American Falls. Idaho, September
IL, 1916.
The board of county commissioners
OF Power county met this day, to set
the levy for the fiscal year of 1916,
but the certificate of valuation of the
state auditor not being at hand, a re-
cess of this meeting is taken until
the 10th of September, 1916 where
upon the board convened as a board
of ~canvassers Of election, to canvass
the returns of the primary election,
held September 5, 1916. All men,
Beers of the board being present the
board proceeded to canvass the cleo
ton returns and not having finished
declared a recess to meet September
~, 1916.
w. s. SPARKS,
Chairman.
Attest: PAUL BULFINCH, Clerk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28
w. s. SPARKS,
Attest: PAUL BULFINCH, Clerk.

American Falls, Idaho, September
IL, 1916.
The board of county commissioners
of Power county met this day pursu-
ant to recess taken September 18th,
and proceeded as a board of canvas
sers to complete the canvass of the
primary election held September 5,
1916. All members of the board being
present and the returns of all of the
precincts being in order, a complete
abstract of all the votes cast within
this county for the candidates therein
named was completed, signed and fill
ed with the county auditor as a part
of his records, and a copy of the re-
turns certified to the state auditor.
Whereupon the, board adjourned as
a board of ~canvassers of election.
w. S. SPARKS,
Chairman.
Attest: PAUL BULFINCH, Clerk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28

School district No. 25.--...3 mile
School district No. 26.-~--.-10 mills
Joint school district No. Ito mills
Whereupon the business of the board
in regard to the levies having been
completed, the board adjourned.
w. s. SPARKS,
Chairman.
Attest: PAUL BULFINCH, Clerk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28
Attest: PAUL BULFINCH, Clerk.

American Falls, Idaho, September
10, 1916.
The board of county commission
ers of Power county met this day pur-
suant TO recess taken September IL.
to, set the levies for the fiscal year of
1916. All members of the board be-
ing present and the following proceed
ings were held, to-wit: The state and
county levies for the fiscal year 1916,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28
County of Power

l. Paul .Bmhch auditor of the county and state aforesaid do ay Gritty that thea Dove and foregoing
is a mn true and complete copy of the distract of votes cast for hec candidates therein FAMED for state and
cmy ona at the Primary Election heds September 1916 determined from thu record of the Boar of
fed in my office on hG2h day of September, 1915 PAUL BULFNCH Auditor
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28
STATE OF IDAHO
County of Power

hereby certify that the hrMg is full true and complete abstract Of all tn votes cast within the county for
tn candidates herein named at heP Primary Election held September s. 1876 for state and county offices as
witness our hands this 18th day of sptmbnH 1916 e. LIKE
Attest: PAUL BUFNCHC Clerk r"E VS. SPARKS
STATE Of DAHO1 c. F. EGGERS
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28

A special school levy is asked for
by the various school boards and is
certified to the school superintendent,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-09-28

Iotal county ana state.---.-l.lO
Special levies Is certified by the
proper boards to the county auditor
are as follows:
Village of American Falls......13 mills
Village of Rockland .-~-.....10 mills
Ind. School Dist. No. l.-.-....10 mills
Ind. School Dist. No. 2.-.--..12 mills
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-28
LET THE PEOPLE NAME \ JUDGE.

If the Bar Association dictate the Judge Ran
Bar well arandon
But if merely ind Republican, and
Democrat, its action vii! with approval.
The Bar Association should be the who
judiciary
politics. expense
~ the legal entitled and has proved itself
capable Of choosing the Judges.
The law regulating the Common Pleas of this puae
flied When the
will be for the select candidates the
office The candidate majority
the people
The Bar membership
member being organization
composed entitled
Endorsement thing.
Judge ancy made Judge, both for the people who before
him. and the lawyers who represented them And Judge Ranney
of
citation
The lawyers o. Cape Grardau County have rules the
fees the members of the Bar Association
for the employ lawyers they
assessed by the Bar Association, but be demanding little
much for the lawyers before people
go.
When the Bar Association
time for the Bar Association to adjourn
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-28
THE FRISCO SQUEEZERS AT WORK.

David r.
in decide which shall
small stockholders will
Both these gentlemen claiming that they merely
squccz the alter OUT the Frisco stock.
The chief trouble with this railroad is that the has
been subjected intervals and then subsequent
Judge Mr.
fall
other
birds view of how leading
squeeze.
satisfaction to know that like Judge Priest
work harmony indefinitely If they did
would much that would have to be cassed
Il pool
Priest and Mr. GOakUm struggling
possession Frisco Railroad great deal which
they hold the when question
o squeezing 5 before them.
The small stakeholder the Frisco feel apprehensive that
these of the road but this
The should
small stOckhOd
cr o thankful
as e o prove, could be
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-28
AN ARGUMENT WITH A PUNCH" IN IT,

in Interesting
buying order houses
arguments County
for men II Arkansas
speech buying recently delivered by
merchant bcfo gathering of He said:
great don't live
ings don't sell continued:
when
Chicago Detroit
Cincinnati Gin
breakfast table
in Chicago
of
Kentucky fed
day Massachusetts
And Bible printed Boston
Jersey, be kept awake all night by
damned og-thc product Why don't
patro honem