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LANE EXPLAINS R. R. DETAILS
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P. l. EDITOR GIVES VIEWS OF POLITICAL SITUATION

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10
STREET SINGER is EVANGELIST
FROM THE EAST.

With his head thrown back, chest
expanded and stepping along briskly
while he sang Gospel hymns at the
top of his powerful voice. stranger
in St Petersburg attracted much at.
tention on Central avenue yesterday
and today. He sang as unconsciously
as an ordinary man would whistle and
the volume of sound was such as to at
tract attention for blocks. The street
singer is William E. Hopkins, an evan
gelist, of North Scituate. r. |. He says
he is so happy that he just has TO sing.
The evangelist adopts this novel
method of campaigning for souls and
seems TO meet with cordial reception
when he stops to talk TO men On ,he
street. AS he walks along at a lively
pace. Mr.. Hopkins frequently checks
his footsteps and his voice and enters
into conversation with some men. He
talks religion TO that man for a time
and then, bursting into song again,
continues his uninterrupted way. He
has fine voice and sings with the JOY
and abandon of happy canary bird
He just arrived here yesterday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10
My Business was Hatched in the drawing G
room Of Farmholme JAM. Ist. 1913

l have been pleasing and displeasing the
people ever since, have been cussed and
discussed. boycotted, talked about, lied
about, knocked about, held up. robbed,
etc to the last chapter The main rea-
son am staying in business is to see what
the dickens will harpen next. Now if you
want any commercial Matching done or day
old chicks or eggs for Matching, call up
Sct, IS RS. Westcott Poultry Yards,
& A. Howald, X l Reds.-Adv
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10
CLAYVILLE

Mrs. Dana Webester is better, so she is
out again.
Mrs. Leverett Walker and Mrs, Warren
Walker spent last Wednesday in Proyi-
dence.
Mrs Ne ie Davis attended the funeral OF
her cousin, Miss Marion Poole at westco,t
last Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Taylor who has lived num-
Der Of years in this place has moved 10
.Aaponaug. K. I.
Mrs. Sarah Bradford entertained Mrs
Millville Of North Attleboro, Mass at
her home last week.
Quite few from this place attend the
church at Rockand as we have no services
a, the church here.
Mrs. Cora Place Of Providence, who
visited with Mrs. Irene Colvin a few davs
recently, has returned home.
Last Thursday morning a. burglar
broke the lock aud entered the house Of
Fred Angel, after be had left at 6 o'clock
for his work in Rockland. He did not get
anything, as IL is believed he was Tighten
ed away by the milk man.
Mra Walter CUprvek wyu, su shs city
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10

James Torris, the village shoemaker
has recently received letters from his
brother-in-law, who is now fighting in
the Italian army. giving vivid accounts
and descriptions of the battles he was
engaged in at Monte Sabbatino in Aus.
tria. Mr.. Torris's brotherin-law board.
ed with him here last summer when
he was called to arms by his country,
leaving this place last August for
Italy.
Thinking that the following might
be OF interest TO our Scituate readers
we reprint il from The Evening Inde-
pendent" of ST. Petersburg, Fla,
Mr.. Hopkins has many friends in Rhode
Island. who will be glad TO learn that
he is enjoying himself in the Sunny
South:
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10
ROCKLAND.

The Christian Endeavor meeting was
led by Mrs Addison T. Yeaw
Raymond Rathbun is visiting with his
brother, Byron Rathbun in Providence.
Miss Matte Shirlock has taken a posi-
tion with jewelry manufacturing concern
of Providence.
Audrey Sullivan has severed his connec.
ton at Mrs. George Paups and is staying
with his sister, Mrs. Elihu Lowell.
The Tonawanda Gun Club has given uI
its quarters at the Richard Barden place
and it is rumored that Elmer Salisbury i,
to occupy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman, Master
Charles Sherman and grand daughter,
Ruth Mae, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
liemy of Rockland, Sunday
Prentiss Steere has severed his copnec.
tom with the Joslin Manufacturing Com.
Pany and is doing clerical work in the
Office of foundry in Providence.
Lloyd Salisbury celebrated his 18th
birthday last Saturday. A number of his
young friends gathered in the evening and
good time was enjoyed by present
The regular meeting of J. &. Nichols.
w. X. {. was held in G.. A X. Hall, Sat
urday afternoon, March 4th with the
President, MIS- Dobbs in the chair. A
number of the members were reported III
at the close of the meeting. Mr.. Martin
McShane, Commander of Thomas J. Leon.
ard Camp and a member of the Sons.
came to discuss social and supper thew
are to hold in the near future.
There were six contestants in the orator.
icsl contest for the silver medal at the
Rockland Christian Church. The Judges
were: II. w. Seamans, s. Olney and V.
NJ. Warner. The medal was Won by War
ner Turple OF the Pentecostal Collegiate
Institute. Rev. Louis Read rendered two
vocal solos and Irving Dexter, cornet
solo. On account OF the imp leasant
weather, the audience was not as large as
the excellent entertainment deserved
The medal was presented by Mrs. King,
representing the w. c. I. u.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-10

to visi, her mother. Mrs. Parker, who is
very i'll at her daughters, Mrs. Walte'
Hicks.
Mrs Seaberry Of Potterville and Mrs
Harry Luther spent last Friday with Mrs.
bufington.
MIR. and Mrs. George Angel, Jr. an
nounee the birth Of daughter, born to
them last Saturday.
MIR. Burlington slipped aud fell on the
ice in bis yard last "Wednesday, which
resulted in an injury.
MIR. aud Mrs. Steven ANGEL and family
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
Puililps Tor few days last week.
= Mrs. Tyler OF Providence, is caring for
Mrs. Fred Bowen, who has been seriously
III, but 10 much improved at present.
Mr.. John A. Rounds had the misfortune
TO fall on the ice two weeks ago and crack
a bone in his arm, which was very painful
Mr.. Raymond Hays, who has been con
hheu 10 his home the past week with a
severe sore throat, is so as to be sble'to be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Angel of Po-
casset with their two children. spent few
days with Mr.. and Mrs w, IL. Phillips
last week,
Mr.. Dana Webster, who has been con-
ined to his home almost IS months by i'll
ness, has nearly fully recovered aud is
able to 60 out again.
Mrs. Jennie Comstock visited with hei
mother, Mrs. Parker and her sister, Mrs
Walter Hicks in Providence recently
Mrs. Parker is in quite i'll health.
Mrs. Jennie Comstock was again called
to Providence last Sunday by the seriou
illness OF her mother, Mrs. Hulda Parker
Her chances of recovery seem to be ver'
unfavorable.
The nonpartisan leader., 1916-12-14
By g. 6. Kegl Iaster of
the ashington State Grange
results worth while.

results worth viii ile. 2,3s
This attempt to put the blame on the.
farmer for the increase in the cost Of
living is ridiculous from the economic
viewpoint, but IA national tragedy when
.it IS seen TO be part Of a movement Of the.
exploiting interests TO make chad blood,s'
between the city workers and the farmers.
The slogan Feed America First, is, is,
NIGH catching to stampede the harassed
city dWelIers to demand an embargo son
food products, and has al the potency
q: red flag to a bull 80 iinflaiSe the
farmers against the labor asses and get
them to- fight All labor Iegsisla ton:
The nonpartisan leader., 1916-12-14
~ n R. JOSEPH HARTIGAN COM
lAIE missioner of weights and
!. NV IS measures, New ork, is

charging the farmer with the,
...'ehigh cost of living He accuses the. u
farmer with nnderestnna mating the crop !.
,productionsin ordersto boost the prices.
Mr.. Hartigan has this very uncompi-
mentary remark to make Of the farmer
s..I do not charge the farmers with being
! out and out dishonest but the least that
can be said is action was
unpatriotic sSss,
Ss Who ever card beffores any ys'olle.
hearing that the sf farrner under estinated'
his crop yield. On the contrary: the
sffarn1erSis sH bear on the ling
his crops seventy times out of a hundred
ilifecfly from the ans feet,
81 /. gambling that the price wi 30
4 higher and giving to- the bear or the
market the advantage of immediate
delivery to smash down the price.
Dr. John Din Robertson icago health
u officer, stirred to action BY the jniiip III
I the price of eggs, seized ~, ,0e0, ,Q0Qseggs
# held in city storage. This is shutting
u the barn door after the horse has been
i stolen. 10 destroy any number Of stale
eags would not have the ghtest 2infiu-
4 ence iii reducing the high cost Of LIVING
even though suppl lenented by the estah-
The nonpartisan leader., 1916-12-14

Frazier, Republican, was the candidate
Of the Nonpartisan League; Macarthur
was the Democratic candidate and john
son the Socialist. s. ~
This is the biggest majority a governor
of North Dakota ever obtained. Mr..
Frazier goes into office practically as
the unanimous choice of the people.
The election was a splendid confirmation
of his primary victory. r n. 81 s5.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-09
Anderson Says Equity
Business Is Wonderful

st, Paul, Nov. 6.-"The Equity Co.
operative Exchange is doing a wonder
full business, but lack of capital is SER
iously handicapping our expansion, y
says President j. NJ. Anderson, of the
exchange.
AT the present time we are credit
ors to banks for $1,250,000. To be able
to borrow this amount of money, we
consider, is a tribute to our organiza-
ton. During the past few months we
have sold 100000 worth of stock. And
still we have not sufficient money"
Members of the exchange from Mon
tana will visit St. Paul this week to
urge the directors to make the ex-
change a buying as we'll as selling
agency. They are anxious to purchase
farm machinery, particularly by the
cooperative method.
Mr.. Anderson said purchasing
agency was impossible until more capi-
tai was available. The financing Of the
huge movement of grain to market has
necessitated an unexpected sum.
Our grain business" he continued,
"has surpassed our widest dreams"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-09
Daughter Of Pioneers
Died Here Saturday

The death of Miss Ida Stark occur
red in the city at Riverside hospital
on Saturday evening at 9:15 o'clock.
after two weeks illness. Miss Stark
came here from Mandan four weeks
ago on visit, and had intended re-
turning to that point last Tuesday to
resume her work, but was taken ill.
Her death Saturday resulted from
ulcers of the stomach.
Miss Stark was 20 years, one month
and 19 days old. She was the daugh.
ter of Frank Stark, who lived at Rog.
ers at one time, and her parents both
died about Is years ago.
She leaves three sisters and two
brothers, Emma Stark, Mrs. Thomas
Maresh and Marie Stark, all of Valley
City, Paul Stark, of Alberta, Can, and
Oswald Stark of Rogers.
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the Ger.
man Lutheran church in this city, Rev.
J. F. l.. Bohnhoff having charge of the
services. Interment will be made in
Hillside cemetery.
. All the sisters and brothers Of Miss
Stark will attend the funeral with the
exception of Paul Stark, of Alberta,
Can, who will not be able to be here.