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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31

The latest strike news" is TO
the effect that the wheels of the
law makers in congress have been
set on high" that the country
may be relieved as quickly as pos
sible from the paralyzing railroad
strike which has now passed the
threatening point and is generally
taken as foregone conclusion
when the time set arives-next
Monday morning-for the genaia
walk-0uf.
The management of the various
railroad systems is particularly
pessimistic as TO any chance Of
averting or delaying the strike
beyond the time set for the men
to quit work, and accordingly or
ders are flashing thick and fast
to all parts of the country for the
local road officials to trim ship as
rapidly as possible for the impend-
ing battle. They are preparing
to fight the issue out along strike
lines, and it seems to be entirely
up to congress to secure relief for
the innocent bystanders the
public.
just what line the Legislative
trend viii take is not indicated be-
yond the information contained
in the brief message delivered to
congress by President Wilson last
Tuesday evening, wherein he rec
commended:
First, immediate provision for
the enlargement and administra-
tive reorganization of the inter-
state commerce commission
Second, the establishment Of an
eight-hour day as the legal hasis
alike Of work and wages in the
employment of all railway en-
ployes who are actively engaged
in the work Of operating trains
in Interstate transportation.
Third. the authorization Of the
appointment by the president of
small body of men 60 observe the
actual results in experience of the
adoption of the eight-hour day in
transportation alike for the men
and for the railroads.
Fourth, explicit approval by
the congress Of the consideration
by the interstate commerce COM
of an increase in freight
rates to meet such additional ex-
penditures by the railroads.
Fifth, an amendment Of the ex-
isting federal statute which pro-
vides for the mediation. coneillia-
ton and arbitration Of such con-
troversies as the present.
Sixth, the Judgement in the
hands of the executive nf the pow
er. in ease of military necessity,
to take possession Of such por-
tions and such rolling stock Of the
Of the eountry as may be
required for military use and 10
operate them for military purpos-
Is. with authority to draft into the
service of ghe United
States such train crews and ad
officials ns SHE cir
require far their SAFE
and efficient use
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31
NEWS OF LEWIS AND
NEIGHBOR COUNTIES
Compiled In Concrete Chapters
for the Quick Pursual Of the
Thousands Interested.

The Idaho county term Of dis.
frict court was convened Monday
ii Grangeville by Judge Steele.
The docket carries - eases one
criminal action and ~ suits for
divorce or the civil eases, 10
are tax lien foreclosures BY the
county The term will cover about
four weeks. after which the Lewis
county term win open.
Mr. aud Mrs w. J. Ramey and
daughter. Miss May, AIrs. +. H.
Railiff aud Mrs, Francis Walters
and daughter. Miss Winnifred. Of
Nexpcrce. and Prank Hligley. Of
Winchester, and his sister. Mrs.
Jardahl. 0f Spokane and Mrs. A.
kaline. of Winchester. made up
An outing party which returned
last Monday from q week 4 fish
ing and huckleberrying trip IN The
Breakfast crcak valley northeast
Of Pierce. They made the trip Ia
Air. Rnmey's aud Mrs. knlinc :
ears aud encountered fierce roads
on their way in. just after the
rain Of last week. They found
fish fairly abundant. lots Of
huckleberries and had a jolly time
at camping out A feature 81
their trip which they hold IN most
pleasant memory was a reception
given in their honor by Mr. and
Mrs. Arnett at their very attrae
tive bungalow home beautifully
situated near the silvery Break
fast creek.
Attorney and Mrs. w. \. Scales,
Mesdamcs. Riley. Anderson, Cad
ing. Parker and Miss Parker con-
posed an auto party which visited
Ncxperce last Friday afternoon
and evening while on a little out
ing tour Of this end Of the prairie.
There Is q report in Ncxperce
that Mrs. +. N. johnson ana
daughter, Sadie, were quite badly
hurt IN a runaway ON the kamiah
grade one day last week. II seems
they we're hauiinv water when the
team bccaSae friahtened and ram
off the grade. throwing Mrs.
johnson and Sadie out, breaking
Mrs. Johnson's leg, besides bruis-
ing her up, and the girl was badly
cut and bruised. We are unable
to learn the full particulars.
An automobile party Of repre-
sentatives Of several Of Lewiston y
leading business concerns made
tour of the prairie towns last Fri
day and spent several hours Of the
afternoon in Nczperce. The party
included: A. s. Stacy, Chris. Os-
mers, Robert Erb and p. II. Quill
liam.
II. II. Harland was appointed
register OF state land board Fri
day, and the position from which
he resigned as a member Of the
state board Of education was fill
ed by the appointment Of Robert
NJ. Terrell, Of Pocatello.
Tol Grant on Wednesday Of last
week delivered the first load Of
this seasons grain to the Vollmer
warehouse.
80 u
A smut explosion ON the Phil
Elvy place near Juliaetta last
Monday resulted in w. w. Meal
lister and George Miller getting
slightly burned, the loss Of 100
sacks Of wheat and only small
damage to the machine.
Conductor Harry Morris, whose
genial smile greeted travellers on
the Camas Prairie line during the
past eight years, Is now, after a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31

G. w. Felt, the well known Nez-
perce merchant, offers the Herald
readers page Of reading that
win open their eyes. In his state
mens he makes clear the fact that
the people of Nczperce prairie can
supply their wants in general mer-
chandise at his store, see what
they are getting and have his
guarantee back of it, at a money
saving figure over the big cata-
loguc houses. You are invited TO
read this page Of enlightenment
in this paper and then go into Mr.
Felt 3 store and more than verify
every claim he makes.
Compare his prices with the lat
est catalogue prices-that 5 fair
TO I'll concerned. It's dollars and
cents TO you.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31

vacation Of q few weeks, punching
tickets on the n. p. line between
Spokane and Lewiston.
A. A. Rogers, +. II. Von0strand
aud son. A. H.. passed through
Nexperce today by auto from
Winchester 70 the Lo 10 fishing
grounds east Of Kamiah, for 9 few
days outing.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31
STRIKE LEGISLATION
UP IN CONGRESS.
Legislative Action To Relieve Sit
uation Be Rushed-Railroad
Heads Expect Walkout
Prepare for Fight.

a report was sent out today
that an agreement had been reach
ed and the strike order was an
nulled. but a Western Unior wire
said this was erroneous.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31

Anna Flora, daughter Of VIM.
Flora Of this vicinity, is the proud
owner Of q new Ford, bought to-
day from Thomas & Jamison.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31

Everybody goes to Lewiston
September 7th to see the greatest
OF all circuses-the Sells-Foto g.
rings show.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31

motor and you get all the force the piston head
This year s7s5 gets Buick four and sl17O Buick
six
You may have to wait for a car as we cannot
yOu Of immediate delivery but car is all you
need If it's good one SO make it a Buick
Yours for good service,
D. p DONOVAN
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-31

HAVE YOU CAR IN THAT BIG PRICED CROP
Make it a Buick, then you won't be bothered with
big garage bills your tires win give you big mileage
and your gasoline win last longer
At the Spokane auto show the Buick six beat all
Maxwell There's a reason" IT'S the yalvein-head
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
ROYAL OAK

Frank Alfred. manager OF the Pere
Marquette railroad. Was . visitor at
the Hutton residence. on R:dge-rd.
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brownei,. Master
Raymond Browneii ana Miss Naads
Rohh. OF Detroit. spent sunday with
NJ and Mrs. Duncan. OF Elm Park
Miss G.nsslevs s ssssrpe q from as
an extensive eastern trip which In.
Guided Washington Atlantic city ana
New York.
end with Mrs. Martin. Of Royal Oak.
Mr. Mcouade. Of Elm Paris. has re-
turned from an automobile trip 10
Lansing which he took on business
The Red Run Golf club has opened
Mrs. William Heath and two chu-
drsn William Jr. and Fredertck.
have returned from Bay City after q
few weeks visit there with friends
NJ ard Mr.. Andrew white en-
tertainsd eight guests. sunday. IN
horor OF tnsir eighth wedding an
tsrs Miss Amy and Miss Margaret.
also Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and their
daughters. Jean ard Marian. OF De-
troit. were guests
bis farm. west of tse village, TO
Max Haxeistein. assistant chief en-
xfu~er of the Sfuderaker Corpora
ton has gone IN New York. Bostcn
and Philadelphia on a business trip
Mrs. u r winchei. OF Mei.or,
Mich 10 visiting her dauKhter. Mrs.
l. j. worden. OF No. lis East Par
one Of the principal entertain
: fnents PINNED to follow the Ccngre-
SstionaI church dedication viii ss
given tomorrow evening. Harold
Jarvis and Miss Mary Lyon VIII pro-
vide the entertainment AZ the ban
ouet TO be held Thursday evening.
r I. Moore. OF Pontiac. VIII driser
the principal address. which VIII be
followed by short responses from
Miss Marian Clark entertained II
little friends In her home on Ridge
I'd I'm honor OF her tenth birthday
on Saturday
A meeting OF the executive board
OF ROYAL Oak township. OF Oakland
county centennial, was held this att
ernoon at the hons OF Mrs H. :
Gardner
The proposition to raise $50. 900 Tor
a new town hall was lost last week
ar the special election. only zoo citi-
xens voted on the Issue.
Frederick Mucknor committed SO. :
eide hast week by drinking carbosic
acid re became Aespsndent over
tn. death OF his wife. and his
threats OF murder we're not needed
He lived near the Sine-Niie-rd-
pr. and Mrs. Cameron are the par
/ Miss Maud Edgar. % Birmingham
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

pec,. fourth vice-prssiden;. AarEuer
lite NcCarr0lL secretary arthur
Peck treasure kenneth bingham
PIANIST, GLADYS smith. choris tCr
Robert Ailsa has sold MS home or
watkjnr-st 20 samuel watkins, o.
Sout hdeid
Nrs. Merit Cooper. ~ Pontiac. spent
Monday IN the nome 80 her parents
Mr. and Mrs Harvey StAiey. Brown
IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. JadS Bradway have
returned from winters stay IN -
Petersburg. Fla
Mrs. Bertha shoran gave llnea
shaver SATURDAY a~sernOan in ncE
home Ia South for Miss Ethel Me.
Br fae OF Souths~ld.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner RrouS hton. Q;
Jack son nre guests 81 the former :
parents Mr. and Mrs Eero>r'
Broughton. Wing Lake
Mr. aud Mrs. David Mcclellan have
moved from Wins Lake 10 a farm
near Charleston.
Mrs. John Peters ~ ID In her home.
Mr. and Mrs " II. Biggers. 81 De-
troll. have moved 70 their surn r1er
home at Walnut Lake.
Mr.. Martha Campbell Of Detroit.
Is guest Of Mrs. James Ca rnpeeIi
MerrIil-sf.
; Misr Grace Allison. 20 Reilevill~.
sperf SUNDAY with her sister, Mrs.
George Spencer on bates-st.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. r. Baldwin,
Of south W God " a rts AVE. q dang liter
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
WYANNyTTE

The high school athletic benent
viii be given in the Temple thea,er
Fritay,. May 5. A special matinee
turing Enoch Arden.
High school track men held q
meeting after school Monday and IL
was decided to start practice Tues
Rebeccs society will give dane
ing party IN oddfellows temple Tues
day evening.
Capt Peitx and Coach Gland sat
eriee have picked the following bsI
Ra ars Q r rssnssss p Ferrs weiss.
r. PeMx The schedule Manage
q upner has made 20 date H.; St
srsck May 2 River Rcugs May 70.
Of River Rouge June ~
THE Aid society % the Methodi-t
church VIII meet in IN. church Wed
Mrs. wolcett will ~nsertaiH the wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society ~
! the Methodist church Tn her home on
1 Chestnut -st Thur sday evening,
Ladies' Of the Presbyterian church
NJ, s z,,ssr En- rsra. IN VAN ,ss s sfs o.
blvd. Thursday afternoon.
Monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
auxiliary viii be held in the Episco-
pal church Wednesday afternoon at
Confirmation classes Will meet in
thA> Episcopal church at 1880 Tuesday
4. u w. branch No. ~ win NEE,
10 81 a,rick's school Thursday even
I. A. a. o. n meets w~dnesday
evening In e. ~. r. a. hall
( Trustees OF the Methodist church
will meet "Wednesday evening
r. A. ~ chapter No. LIS. r. a ~.
y degree meet in tire Masonic hall
Thursday evening.
|. Ellen Cahii. No. II Fourth-st. will
entertain the One More Sewing club
| In her home "Wednesday evening
The Hibernian society will hold a
smoker and Initiation I'm ST. Patrick 9
hall Thursday evening
a card party for the benefit OF the
ffbert Memorial hospital wiil he held
! in Oddfeflows temple Friday. Nav 5.
City council will meet on Tuesday
evening
Girls OF the high school senior
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

In amending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Bell.
Mrs Frank Todd has returned
home after spending week WITH
friends Ia Ann Arbcr and Detroit
Miss lean Hague. 81 Ingersoli;
Ont. and Mr., and Mrs. Bsckwtth and
children ~ Pontiac. are WISHING l..
A smart. OF Wiiits y,ts-st
Master Bruce johnson has return
ed Ia mis- houae In WsIkerNtiie. Ont.
after spending his week : VACATION
with his cousin. Master Wendell Ed
wards
Mr. and Mrs John Stahi. OF De-
troit. nave moved TO Poplar Park
The bin at the Royal theatsr this
evening will Ne under the auspices
of the Prssbyt~rlsa ladies' Anxii-
ary The aim "Passersby wIli be
shown Tire admission - - cents
for adults and 10 cents for children
The Womsns gymnasium class wtu
meet Tuesday evening Miss Herron.
OF the Thomas Normai Training
school closes her term OF :=structiou
wfte this meeting good attend
anc- - desired. and all back dues
NAV h~ paid TO the treasurer. Miss
NsuiA PuV0gie
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Mes John Winfield Matthews OF
Npsila ntl. nss been the guest OF NJ
and Mrs v q. SimCns. OF No. s19s
W ood~ard ave.
Mrs. William Tompson. 90 No 80
Ma sSaC nc Setis-ave- nas recovered
from 3 short illness.
Mrs William Likehart. OF BAY Csiy.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs George
LIkehsrt- os Highland Park
Miss Nevada Perish Of Detroit.
was the weekend guest Of Miss Ma
iilaa Lever. ~ No. la Monterey :
Mrs. {. c. Bradley. OF Romeo. IL
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brad
lev At No 81 cOrtland-Ave
Misc Hazel Wheeler. OF Detroit.
Was the Weekend guest Of Miss Eins
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisherty. OF No.
2as Highland ave. have been spend
ing few DAYS N their summer home
Mt cass Lake.
day from No. e5g Reresford- 20
Ne. .sT i~arcrmDnt-
James Navarro. ~ Rock ~cod. Mich.
Was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs G. '.
Bradley. 81 No .. Monterey ave. ON
Mt. and Mrs Adam. Of No e,s
Mcclellan ave. moved Monday 10 No.
az Delsware-ave
Mrs Edward Jewel and son. %
MsnistiQue, Mich. are visiting Mr..
Mrs wertmAu has returned &C. her
home in Flint after a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd wertman. of NJ
las Rich,ou-avs-
Mr. and Mrs. French moved Mon
day from No COZ Highlan1-ave.. 20
/ their new home at No. fl Harmon
ave
Morris Morris, of Me-. las Richton-
ave. has Recovered from an illness of
Mrs. Mary E, winn and dauEntes
have returned from California after
several ntonths stsy and are yfsi'
ing Ns. and Mrs. Proshsska. OF No
/ Mr. and Mrs MacpougsI and Fam
| lily. formerly Of No. - Bu-ns Vista
| ave west are now tskin2 up their
residence at No. e1s EIrnhurst-ave.
Miss Beatrice Jackson. of No. LIS
Riehton-ave- and Raymond Moon. of
Detroit. were united In marriage sat
urday evening in the North Wood.
ward Preshyterfan church Mr.. and
tended TRIP through the west.
The Botany class. section ~. ~
the nigh school. spent Tuesday after
noon at Belle Isle in order TO obtain
notes on nature s,udies
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Likehart 81
Bay city. have been visiting relatives
| in tie village for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. clark and family
have moved from No 1853 Grand
blvd west 10 No. it3 F.lrshurst-avs
Nr. and Mrs G. r Bradley. OF No.
- Monterey ave. left Monday even
ing TO spend the week m Pfttshur gh,
Pa
Mr. and Mrs Louis Jacob. 81 Bay
City. have returned home after visit,
VIII relatives 10 the village
Miss Marion StfnDng. of No 1883
Woodward ave. has recovered from
an Illness % few days.
Mr.. and Mrs- Henry. OF No. % Ava
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

oldest resident Mrs. shook WAS the
widow 90 the late Thomas Snooe. one
OF Maromb couutys earliest settlers.
who died in 1901. The funeral oc-
Mrs. Helen Richards. OF Detroit,
who has been Visiting her son. Aid.
Arch " Richards. Dickinson ave. re.
turned home Monday evening.
Ia very low with plural pnsumonta,
James BurEesa Of the Central
garage. underwent . serious opera
ton at the washiugton aanttarSum.
trot. who have been the guests o.!
friends here for two weeks. returned
home Monday.
pr. and MIRA VIII G. Norton. Of
ttv.s here for the veek-
Mr. and Ars w. c. parrott are
home from . weeks stay With De-
troit relatives
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

tou-ave-. have moved TO No. 1e3 Aeu-
tereN ave :
Sophia Buck. aged g. years wife OF
Henry Buck OF NO. 1s5 victor-ave.
died Saturday in the residence.
Hamie Soviety. Mike Ahmed. Alex
lander rallab and Charles Abraham.
alleged gamblers were arrested sun
dan Nv Patroimen Howell and Ptpp
white playing poker In the pool room
OF Samuel Alley, Of No. ih victor
ave
Mr.. and Nrs s A. Johnson and
family u.oved Monday from No ~
Gambler TO No. zoo Pilgrim ave.
James T. Pash. OF No. 10 PnsA-
aay after a short Illness Those who
survive are Mra Lecu A. rugh and
children. Clarence j.. Cyrus and Flor
enc@ NJ
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

\ NEWS


X chasles Mundy and little
9ofs CLEO spent the latter part
! Vteek with Mr.. and Mrs G y.
IVY n Detroit
3 116 Wra Frank 1. Hendryx
6ets OF Plymouth relatives
1pf 3. club met Monday even
Miss Margareth Weller IN
~ Mya- w. q. Yerkes.
4 lrHuloY monthly business So
j0G az the Epwcrth league
ND this evening in the home
kfrf the members. Aiss Jessie
xh1G nseettng viii be IN the
IN the annual meeting and
DND1 Officers will occur,
16 Uchultx and family are
&Doyim9 their new home on
~. piSchased 81 l. {. elf
815Ds lodge. No. Iss. r. 4 A.
iS5 n The r. G. degree Mon
- - the Masonic hall
y |oGbytor6an Ladies' Aid So
0eet In the church psriors
n Soclety Of Kins's paueh-
UDeoe fkAs Afternoon IN the
1 Nh. Susie D<kay.
11oWinx tsachers In the local
&vo been rt-<n9nged for the
H0o PEAR superintendent, -.
n1s prlnctpal Bryepn A. Nc
~ H1ude, 1eis1 4nr3arethe
IN. Mrs 6uete WcoIley: .
CdrrIe riaseiie; flfst. Miss
- 19nnrO. latin and Eng
Wo1e ptaBey.
couc1eve OF Worthwhile
4ey. NJ. -. Knights Temp
~ s heJd In the Masonic hall
~ - fssher. Z. w. wood.
~ The home Of the for
InD1 WOo1< ~ Plymouth.
o14cIe of the Presbyterian
u66ot ~ the hoGne % Miss
q 0Do& <Hor3tma And Horace
~ - zDlac<. ANA Mr.. and
&G 100 81 Birmingham,
~ ~ h9ns Of Mr.. and
- q ~ Alseissn theAser
~ isnri wosAmsnses and
m ~ Detroit su3eae the
"A RI In hesue of lfssoon6
0.~>s>.~.~<~~k ~ q II ~
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

cl->S nat IA the home ~ Ruth A.
NIXON. No Is oAk-st- Monday even
NIX 90 de-. ids whether rcd or white
Ties Viii be worn with thetr sAiEor
suits for graduation.
81 Mary's conservatory, Monroe,
presents Marion Cahalau. ptanisre. OF
NNauactts. In grsdustton fcTttal nj
s - o'clock Medne Sday evening.
Gymnasium classes held ~ No. les
Oak.St viii Re discontinued dntii fur
th~r notice
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
MT. CLEMENS

Harry seshi OF Detroit. sentenced
to from I've To 20 years in lonts- oy
Judg. Tucker mere Saturday. VAS
taken 10 that institution yesterday
ey Deputy sheriff Moran
Monday AZ her home on Cass-ave.,
and on the occasion OF her nfty-nrtn
wedding anniversary. occur-sd the
death ~ Mrs Harriet J. Snook. -
years Old. considered Mt. Clemens
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02


In q recent number Of the Belgian
supplement to London Everynaaa Is
a chaptse telling Of two emprssses.
One Of ehese 10 now ~ and wore .
crown for onv two yearr rhe 9TH
Or 10 % ana for II ysass shared one
Of The NEST bsilliant thrones q Eu-
rope. TIE Art y Charlotte. widow
az MAMMALIAN. Of Mssico. TIE 9th.
.er 70 INsenis. widow of Napoleon
Ill.,. that ED. loasly old woman at
Farnboeqsgh. KAsiand
Charlotte 10 . daughter % Leopold
l.. Of Belgium. She became derasged
soon after the execution Of Maxi
milan. who vas shea 70 death In
Mexico. In 1858 this craxy woman
arrived At the Chateau Ut HeFvu-
eren. Belgium and th>rs sAs Win ~
main until her death. She II still
an empress. She sim waits for Max.
imilian whom she believes h leading
his armies Sighting. coaQuering and
dispsrsinE the rsosl troe - e Denite
Juares. She INA gines ttAt the doc
tors Who attended heS and the Lack
eys In her service - her Minister
high dignitaries. and generals d
whom she graeiously distributes hon
ors che knows nothin0 - ~ tha'
has happened In the world tes . bal
century. Since the 37d Of August
1914. her chateau which she ha'
not left for 30 years. has been guard
ed by 0srman soldiers and the Ger
man RovesHor of Belgium has ~
csived orders To treat her a. til
sistertn Law Of the Emperor Francis
above her root
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

A machine has been devised 10 ap-
ply steam to the soil to destroy
bugs and undesirable vegetable
growths.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

T. NJ. Miller. OF New Orieans. 10 to
deliver the annual address at the
annual meeting OF the Mississippt
Bar association. opening today a.
Laurel.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

A record breaking attendance Of
1000 delegates and visisoss b 81.
pected ct the annual Convention Of
the South Dakota Sunday School a..
sociation. which 10 TO begin tts ses-
sions today ct Huroa-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

pyss.tswg-she Vbats meet klse--anat
N rvwAs-TSmes ySh Depts--Nasa St10s
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

MANrUA. O.--John wilkin. who
has q flne sense OF smell and hates
IN have Il violated. has- killed 10
skunks In The last two days.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

RAILWAY, n. 1--WE don't care
what happens now. We have put
away the highest priced chicken OF
any colored family here" said the
Jennings brothers when held for the
Grand jury on . charge Of stealing
IL prise houdan fowl They ate one
bird valued at @2S,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
SEEKS PROBE or \
PEACE WIRES
Husting Lays Evidence Be.
fore Department Of

WARRINGTON. May a--senator
Paul U. Hustins. who II demanding
an iavestisation a the alleged sys-
tsmstic bomhertusnt .of telssrsms
directed q congressnen by pro-
German "pesce' organizations In
the effort u .Aiscrsdit the Wilson
forcisn policies. has laid evidence
before the department Of justice
which he thinks warrants. an investi.
gstion.
HsstiAe pqiats out that the or
Eanisati6a witch provided the thou
sands a telsgPsms which have Gel
uged ssnatnss and conSresAmen
could b - s6Aclsntly made uss Of
In any chs, undsrtaklEg 70 BE- car.
ried On n the United States In The
intatsst a Tie German government,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

wAsHINGrUN-Chevy Chase mill
ttaSy camp where society women
are Issrnins hospital work. ETC.. 10
very military. but that doesn't az
plain the nesligss Of pink trimmed
in swansdown. spied by visitors. u