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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
SPORTING NEWS

Yale defeated Harvard at Cam
bridge Mass, in d dual track meet.
The result in points was: Yale, "a:
Harvard. l6.
A transcontuental aeroplane com
petition, for which prizes amounting
to 100000 probably will be offered,
has been decided upon by the Aero
/ Club of America. it was announced in
I New York
/ frankie Murphy of Denver, secured
the referees decision over George
! fifteen rounds at Victor, Colo,
Murphy scored four knockdowns AID
was Bauer's master throughout
Champion Freddie Welsh was
barred from fighting in Wisconsin by
the Wisconsin Boxing Commission for
TOUR months for keeping the crowd
waiting thirty minutes before appear
ing for his recent bout with Ever
Hammerer in Milwaukee.
GENERAL
Mrs. Louis Schwartzattel OF Brook
Ign, n Y. has become the mother of
boy triplets
An increase of from 10 to 80 cents
q ton in the wholesale prices of an
thracite coal was announced at Phil.
adelphia.
Wool clip selling at 3212 cents has
established new record for Wyom-
ing. The price was received for the
lamb clip of John Flynn OF Douglas.
Thirteen negroes are reported to
have been burned to death and be-
tween thirty and forty were badly in
jured in a panic resulting from fire.
in motion picture theater at Wal
laceton, Va.
Justice Hughes of the Supreme
Court had a lead of about two to one
over Theodore Roosevelt in the Re-
publican presidential primaries in
Vermont, according to the showing of
incomplete returns.
Great interest is being exhibited
by many towns in the Billings, Mont,
district in the celebration to be held
on Clusters battlefield, June 25, in
comm moration of the fortieth ami
yersary of the massacre.
AS long as any nation exalts power,
the United States must be ready to
preserve that for which our fore
fathers fought. Secretary of the
Navy Josephus Daniels declared in
an address on national preparedness
in New York
There are 275,O0O feeble minded
persons in the United States and only
2S,7SS are in institutions devoted to
their care, according to statement
made at Indianapolis at the national
conference of Charities and Correc-
lions by Joseph P Byers of Philadel.
phia, secretary of the commission OF
provision for the feeble-minded
All railway safety records were
broken in 1915, when 1926 American
roads, reporting to the bureau OF
railway news and statistics in Chi.
cago, went through the entire fiscal
year of June 80 without a single IA.
tality to a passenger in train acct
dent
John D. Rockefeller, Jr, address.
ing the Cleveland session Of the inter
national convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association of North
America, urged a campaign to be
called "the every Christian-man-at
work movement
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
Library Board Members Reappointed.

Albert F. Carter Of Greeley and
Charlotte Baker OF Fort Collins we're
reappointed members OF the State
Board of Library Commissioners. DR.
o. G. Hickman of Windsor was named
a member of the StaNe Board of Den
tai Examiners to take the place OF
DR.. T. J. Bovard OF Sterling, who has
resigned Frank S. Johnson was ap
pointed water commissioner fol-
Yuma county.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
Crushed Under Auto in Arroyo.

Trinidad.-Everett Berkeley, 81,
formerly of Boulder and Denver, was
crushed to death under a new auto
mobile which he was instructing A.
C. Suit to operate, when the machine
became unmanageable and plunged
over the embankment OF 15-foot ar
royo. Suit was badly injured but will
probably recover.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
Nazarens Assembly Elects Officers

Greeley-The Rev. r. L. Plumb of
Colorado Springs was selected as dis
trict superintendent of the Colorado
Wyoming. Utah district of the Nazar-
enc church. which held its assembly
here. The Rev. 8. r. Heath of Den
yer was chosen district treasurer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
Waisenbure Miners May Ask Bail.

torneys for six men who have been
confined in the Walsenburg jail unde,
the charge of having participated in
the La Veta murder cases during the
coal strike, Attorney General Farra,
is said to have agreed to make no re-
sistance to an application for bail.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
Carpenters Want Wage Increase.

The Denver Carpenters Union has
asked the State Industrial Commits
sion to investigate the refusal Of the
General and Carpenter Contractors
Association to grant an increase OF
wages. The carpenters asked that rs
cents an hour, instead OF 60 cents, be
paid after July 1.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19

Find $40 Pound Ore At Gold Hin.
Boulder-Gold ore worth SO to the
pound was uncovered in the Great
Britain mine ct Gold Hill. One shot
brought 400 pounds Of the ore, worth
1900.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19

" v.t.,u Seyespapor Union News Service.
Washington. May 1s.-Sinking of
the Dutch steamer Batavier V. in the
North Sea was reported in State De-
pa rtment dispatches from Consul Gen
eral Skinner at London. The captain
and twentyfour of the crew were
landed at Great Yarmouth.
Seven passengers. including two
Americans. three Dutch and two Rus
slams also were saved, Three Dutch
sailors and one American passenger.
Luigi Martini Mancini OF Roswell, n.
NJ. were reported drowned. The con-
sui said first reports indicated the
vessel was sunk by mine. Another
American on the Batavier V. was JOhn
Joseph Kaleta OF Brooklyn, n. V He
was rescued
Samuel Howard Comstock of Santa
Monica, Calf. who was on the Bata-
vier V. made report to the Ameri-
can embassy expressing the opinion
that the Batavier V. sunk as the re-
suit of striking mine. The embassy
will forward the report to Washing
TON. III OuSn cai'>ioA5 NhS
embassy is obtaining affidavits from
the ships officers.
London, May 1s.-The first week OF
the gigantic Austrian offensive move
ment along the Italian front has
brought with it developments calcQ-
lated to cause the grayest alarm
among the entente allies.
Driven back along front of TWEEN
ty-three miles between the Tonale
pass and the southern Tyrol. the ltal-
ians, fighting desperately to maintain
their positions. now are facing danger
of an enveloping movement with
Trentino as its objective.
The Austrians have been successful.
according to reports from the war Of
flee in Vienna in a number of infant
ry attacks each preceded by intense
ombardments with heavy caliber
siege guns. In the last three days g.
900 men, including 141 officers. thfr-
teen cannon, seventeen machine guns
and several lines of entertainments.
have been captured by the agrees
crS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
cuts Tungsten Price 70 sso.

Nederland-A further drop in the
tungsten market was felt when J. G,
Clark of Boulder announced that he
would buy on $50 schedule for 60
per cent ore, in place Of the $50
schedule that has been in force the
last two weeks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19

Complains Against Physieians' Passes.
Complaint has been made to the
State Utilities Commission by DR.. F.
N. Cochems of Salida that the Rio
GEande Railway Company is giving
free rides to seventy-two physicians
in different parts of the state.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
To Try Easement on Treason Charge

London.-Sir Roger Easement and
Daniel ]. Bailey were committed for
trial for high treason This decision
was reached at the conclusion of the
preliminary hearing of these men on
the charge of participation in the
Irish rebellion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19

Fire Destroys Three Dwellings.
Breckenridge.-A fire at Dillon, ten
miles north of Breckenridge, do.
stroyed three dwelling houses and Z
restaurant on the main street,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
German Mine Sinks Torpedo Boat.

Copenhagen.-A German torpedo
boat has been sunk by German mine
off Falsterbo. Sweden
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

DATES ron COMING EVENT


DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
June l7-Nineteenth annual Strawber-
ny Festival and Carnival at Glen
wood Springs
June 2e-25-Colo. Christian EnoeaVot
Convention at Greeley.
Aug National Convention OF KEEP
resertatives of Negro Race at Den
yer.
Denver
Aug 22-25-Annual Convention, Grahd
Lodge X. of p, at Greeley
Sept 5-S-Frontier Days celeordIo"
at Fort Morgan.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-19
DUTCH SHIP SUNK,
US. CITIZEN DIES
NEW MEXICO MILITIA OFFICER
DROWNED ON sATAviER v.
OFF BRITISH COAST.
MINE SINKS STEAMER
STATE DEPARTMENT LAUNCHES
INQUIRY TO ASCERTAIN THE
CAUSE OF DISASTER.

N.,,.,u Newspaper Union News Service.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
rur SCORE To DATE.

.f, I'm monopolize those hugs m,
,,lf \ fellows got to De- powerful
CID before he Will no longer enjoy a
hug
The dance has gone from m"
old fashioned square dance 90 me
round and from the round 20 The
worse People ask me II ! object 10
thc old square dance Surely. do.
Say. ia a. soon be chamh"rmaid
iu q livery stable "a a caller Tor
one ~ hose dances
x am not against amusemehts.
gut am against the vicious ones
There are many good games. buy ]
would not put any of them ahead or
my religion nor would I let them
take my thoughts away from my
God have never become recon
ci,ed 20 ths y VI e. 4 putting pool
tables IN the buildings Th" gym
na>ums and other features are all
right but am dead set against the
pool table
81 .he afternoon service Friday
so men and women hit the trail
while lu 'hc evening there we're
47t. making a total for The day or
e-g. and The total FOR the campaign
eS9
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
BRITISH SCHOLAR
TO TALK BEFORE
UNINERSALISTS

IAN n S'oughton lIolbcrn VI A..
r B O. : a. oxford university.
ENGLAND N3 open 'ba annual sea
son ~ university c,t,nsion lectures
under 'h" a.. .p.ccs ~ the Flrs' TINT
yer7alist church whom he rneaks IN
NcColl-stcr aII F-rost aud Cass.
rvos Sagrriay evening. OF "Arhcu-
ian li'c and our own
This is 'ho ar-t % series or sir
lectures under thc general title
Greek civilization the mos i'm.
portan' ~ an lesson FOR today"
Several ~ them Viii bc Illustrated
with lantern slide-, The su' .ocrs ON
the succeeding Saturdays hoing a.
follows Greek and modern drama.
Greek architecture and The Par'he-
non Homer ard The "lrl> discoy.
cries IN Hou,oric land The mr..
usur ep.ri, % Gro,s, aud tho mid.
die agrs' and The Dd'u G,hf 10
Greco"
NJ Hcl5orn made bis nrst appear.
aure On Detroit last season under
She sarI' cu p!cCs El..1s tHo Ice
urc7 on othrr rho-~- os Greek
civilization DO relation tD ure ont
problems Mr Holborr rl.o has
several volumes Of At, criticism nc.
tlon and verse 10 his credit All OF
the lectures 1"Gin promptly al SIS
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

tries are thickest are the districts
where the saloons and pool rooms
and other gambling places are thick
est
The spectacle Of q challenger for
clvi, organization standing IN "a
mo'estcd safety I'm a river front rlcc.
uon booth. promises 20 bc one OF
the rare delights ot the November
election Heretofore. Ciulcus league
ChtlleuEers have been subjected TO
much abuse md in many eases have
been elected or the orocts of IN,
chairman OF the board Police ON
GERS have invariably considered IL
their duty go obey The orders or
the chairman This year. due 10 tho
agitation aroused h5 the EXPOSURES.
policemen will De- instructed that 10
Is their ouiN 10 protect The challrng.
.rs and that the orders OF the chair.
man are not nral. bat subject 10 the
judgment of thc officer
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

stated WI 5c especially beneficial
go tbr public
Program Is elaborate
john : Rockwell general agent
,o- ne Ru~alo. Rochester & pitts
h.rzh railroad 0ll address The
"Wednesday afternoon session X 'h'
railroad sectional meeting on grade
crossing accidents. c. " Ander
SON. Nashville Tenn and = VII
Hams Harrison. Ark viii follow
with discussions other important
addresses VIII no given on kindred
subjects Thursday morning viii
10 occupied b. addresses on pre-
venting injury 90 - shops and dur.
.nr mo operation o' trains
An elaborate program. covering
ra pages ot closely printed matter.
has been issGel 'or tho congress
Various papers and addresses will
cover some phase % safety FOR
every e,ass ~ industry o' any no
reut In tEe country
One %, The most important mat
'e-s 'or adoption Will DO universal
danger sizual 7, Wiil necessarily
80 a Nrhr- ~. a. i---0 30 $50 ar.
ranged as ,o be- Warning % danger
m any and Ar places and under
any and all conditions u must De
seen 'he lorges. distance under the
most adverse conditions
Moving pictures arc 20 D" taken.
beginning 'hr ersr day % The Sos
sion ~ ya-log. sapponInEs OF inter
esr These v.l he shown Friday
r.zh' a. 'ha concluding session
Oecer- ~ 'he Detroit organiza.
,an follow : " Eaton Cadillac
Motor ,ougse president r q
Rav Dodge Bros secretary and
treasurer. T. y Robertson general
attorney FORD Motor company ! D
Green Detroit stove works F p
Peal. vice president Packard Motor
-omapny. and James Cunningham
state labor commissioner vice pro4i
dents
In .ho last year The National safe
~ cornell has been Instrumental In
me reduction IN accidents Of from
~ 20 40 per cent and reduction
IN Industrial diseases Of from 80 TO
~ per cent.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
FLUCTUATES
Prices Show Irregular Tenden
cies, But Changes
Are Fractional

NEW YORK oct l4 The New
York Evening sun financial review
this afternoon said
"On moderately active yUru777T
OF trading prices showed .r'rt .iai
tendencies In Che best part n. t.e
short session. with early movements
either way confined. as "a T-la '1
email fractional changes iu '..
greater number ~ stocks. tHNr''..
opening quotations were si-l't.
above those iu Frida} closing.
while thruCut the hrs, hour aa-
yances and LOSSES from the iH.'iA.
figures were about evenly d.s'rlh.
uted. n was almost wholly q pro.
fessional speculation in which tra3.
ers exhibited little disposition ;H
make extended mu.tmeuis oH
either side OF the account To
great extent activity Was provided
hy the steel and copper issues The
equipment shares, some ot the mo-
tors, the shipping issues and a ieN
of the rails, most OF which sold OF
before the close ~ the market
Among the specialties IonSoli-
dated Gas again Was strong te3-
,ure: also Ohio Gas international
Paper was Ia demand and other
low.priced securities appeared 90 tr
attracting rather good buying. 1o'a.
bly, Erie and Rock Island Advances
In the FIRST part OF the session IN
dueed more or less liquidation in
all the active stocks. bar Offering
we're easily absorbed
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
WARRANTS
PROBABLE IN
VOTE FRAUDS
sContinu~d from rage onep

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-!aW'd tDr much Vt The trouble
Married as Nell AZ single men are
moving from pirce - place wing
10 nnd suitable quarter, that arr
"ithih theIr means Frequent
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
MICHIGAN
STAMPING IS UP;
FORD DECLINES

Spectators Efforts 20 get some
sort ~ action IN Michigan Stamp
ins continued Saturday, on the Ds-
'roi' stock exchange with another
o5-uoin' advance In The bid Until
Saturday no stock had been offered.
one interest however. had few
shares FOR $500 but this was $3.50
more than the rcckcrs were willing
70 pay The stock has gone up i20
points in me bid during the week
Charcoal common nearly took the
breath out ot the bears when Il be-
gan selling strong around 7 IA 20
s the highest n has ever sold with
The exception of one occasion sew
oral months ago when few sales
were made AT s. The earnings on
'hc common amount 90 more than
30 per cent Most ~ the dealing
recently has been in preferred. the
last previous sale OF which was on
n par with the common
Detroit Edison was mp q quarter
in tho bid and continues one OF the
strongest IN point ~ demand OF the
specials. bpt lEtie stock has been
offered
The decline In Ford o, Canada
has been one ~ tho surprises Of the
week end trndias Saturday morn.
ing sales were made 2o points be
low Friday There was no demand
NJ any notice. and the Offering con
tnued 20 decline to 3n5 Before the
earnings statement a few days ago.
the Offering was above 2G0.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Local

certain tha' the HeIugoIa' was be.
NIX 'ha. 80. me H"''cS captain or.
u'l'u Iui steam ahead and dashed
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

control the organization Of the city
election officials
Prosecutor JasnoWskl knew two
years age of The evidence of fraud
which re had unear,hcd lie could
do no'hiug. altho 10 was anxious 10
remedy The situation The moment
wc knew that the election commis-
.ion amendment had paFsed, We
were quite ccr'pin the hght had been
Won. The events Of the last few
weeks have proven ne we're right
Tho commission. with rs authority
a. remove men for fraud. incompe-
fsnce. or nrglec'. has been able 10
.Afrikc ~ tho heart OF tbe situation
The exposures nave awakened The
CITY. and tho sentiment ffoiu ono
end ~ Detroit 20 the other is that
90 great change for tho better must
be mafo Ofcisis hav" plunged into
the work Of protecting the city AZ
tho next election. and from. tho
spIrit that has been DoWn. I believe
Detroit will have the rare expert.
ence of onloylnz an honest election
ncAf November
M- Marsh ls Unwilling to lay the
blame FOR election debnuchertes
against any set of men or candi.
dafc. 10 describcs the situation
thar existed ag chronic civic all
mont that had been Ego.
Hcufo win d." yeers
Saloon largely 20 Rli~e
"Howsyer.' hr said. - believe
that the aaloou has been the source
from Vhoh much of the corruption
vent out Judge Anderson who
heard tho cases Of the rerre Hautc
officials convicted of election frauds,
said 90 per cent Of the election cor
ruptlOn could be traced 10 saloons
and saloon influence. The same con
dition applies 70 Detroit In my opiu-
ion rhe addresses OF false regis.
tration provo this in themselves
The districts where the illegal en-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
chicago ntrrEn u.RKEr.

TITI|NUN III T"f Y Huttsr
ExtraH. 2tt1r 0rRtr 12s. aGtc. dairy
extras. 3iHa2r. frsts 32i5 m33c
rye primo ordtnar, 3Oi a5to
frsts. 2st1 Il 2q~ Cbeope Twins. iqL
N1FIRc. Young Americas zo'. n 20i
IJ.r y|H|fre Bow =. I2I n 10.
ducks l2TItnr geese IA i4o.
springH lfi5c turks. "a Potatoes
81. efpfe ~ rars f1r,H Wcat VI asa
10 Wisrouafn o. ION Z 20 sArIy
ohio. ti''+ 90
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

Following q quarrel WITH ar- rn
rloyer Mrs EFarett Brown &a
56T Tennyaon ave Friday afternoon
GLADYS Botk,us maid ln spirit ~
revenge. took $3.50 worth o' Jrv-5r.
belonging 20 Nrs Brown ans tal
1nared D,fsr'Iv's Richard a.l
Smith arrested tto rrI aH GrWnr
ave. Friday evening she eas W-ar
ing all ~ the jewels on her per
son With The exception of ono ring
which she had pavurd The Girl
10 charged with grand larceny.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

alta cKuR boat with Americans
aboard A. far out at sea a. the
Adriatic now is
NEW YORK. oct li A west
bound submarine vas sighted one
mile asteru the Danish liner Hell.
liRolav AT & 30 yesterday morning b.
me White Star liner Bowie. which
reached this port from Manchester.
England today
Some of tho Bovic's officers bo
l'oved tho gubmersible was chasing
tho Danish vessel Others were not
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
cum Corrrp srocKs
rIGf~ HrTrlsp

IN NlfilN, III. oct tt ButtHr' tn
sales at athc. same price az last
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
CLEANUP
RESULT OF
LONG FIGHT

tcontinu,d from Psxe one)
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
How - settls Dance Question

.r Way fA settle 'tH dance
question ts - max" Tho men dance
---r'trr and no upmen dance 20.
gafhor. hIf newer mix The SEXES.
That viii end thr dance In Two
y-aEa Heu dance WFr $50 fbcy can
iar woman think t ra'her
foolish 90 gailop a mile or two 20
Eaf % bug or tW0
Would you like 90 Bce "a man
hose character waP so black that
would mike "a black mark on q
.set NJ FAR paper take your sister
.at on fHe dance floor The post
ON assumed ON the dance goor
1ali MOT Boz to.rtatcd elsewhere on
Garth ~ vo8 went home and found
man Wlrr bIs arm around your
fc bang tsnE they lle dead
r rhc foor 11d no fury would con.
.0f y0I
Ear I'd HEe 90 sed the color of
ra hair of fhe man who can hug
ny wife. either publicly or private
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
WV lonN corroN MApIlrr

FrtntisE--the plata se.t ktnd--th,,
y. rtehs-TTme- lob D~pt.-M.,. SsSn
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
THINKS U-BOATS
ARE "LAYING"
FOR BIG GAME

6Con,inued from pax. on.p
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-12-22
Land Sale Notice

By virtue-of the authority conferred
in a certain mortgage executed by w.
r. Dallas and vile, said mortgage be-
ing duly recorded in the Registers
Office, aelmer Tenn, in Book V, page
S02, and because Of the default made in
| the payment of the indebtedness men
toned in the said mortgage. | will sell
to the highest bidder for cash the prop
erty mentioned in the said mortgage.
ct the east door Of the Courthouse in
Selmer, Penn, On The first day of Jan
uary, 1914 at I o'clock. p. M. The
property Is q certain tract of land living
and beias in the 9Th civil district of
McNairy Soanty, Tenn, and bounded
and described 2ss.e lows:
Beginning at rock south east corner
of j. >. honeyeaS thence west SIS poles
to stake. red oaA ptr,, then south 65
poles to red oak and hickory ptr., to the
John George line, then east 60 poles to
rock, then south SO poles to rock, to
the X. L Reed corner, then east rs
poles to cedar on the Corinth and
Pittsburg ROAD, then north "a poles to
the beginning, containing so acres more
or less.
TIME;-JAN. l, 1877
PLA E:-SEiAER, TENN.
TERMS:-CAsH.
! Dec. 2, 1916.
W, A. BURNS.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-12-22
Land Transfers

j. W. Childers and wife to John
Hempley: 3 acres. $3.50.
]. R. Carothers to J. W. Carothers:
6 acres, $500.
Same to ]. H. Carothers: 153
acres, $500.
]. R. Carathers to children of Mary
A. Hendrix: 15a acres, $500.
Same to Mary Masengill: 43a acres,
$500.
Same to Fannie Barnes: 70 acres,
$500,
A j. Doss and wife to H. P.
Rogers: / lot in Adamsville, $500.
]. w. Carothers to J. H. Carothers.
65 acres, $500.
Us. Wyatt and o. D. Wyatt and
wives to II. L. Jones: l25 acres
ST. 500.
]. D. Tull to j. R. Woods: 70 acres,
1866.
]. s. and O. D. Wyatt to J. R. TEN.
pleton and wife: 60 acres, $500.
L. W. Jones and wife TO C. j. Cal.
livery: 70 acres, Sl,025.