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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Gray! Here's an
0ld.time Recipe that Any.
body can Apply,

Tho use n Sage aud sulphur for "a
storing faded. gray hair 10 IT, natural
color dates back IN srnndmother'- time
She used n to Keep her hair beautiful,
dark. glossy aud attractive Whenever
her hair ,ooh on that dull. faded or
,tfcaked appearance. his simpls mixture
was applied with wonderful effect
Hut brewing ht homo IL mussy ana
out.of.datr NOWADAYS. Nv nskins ri any
drug store for y SU cont hottie ~ "W,eih-
ssRc aud sulphur Compound" YOU will
get this famous old preparation. improved
by the addition ~ other ingredients which
can hc depended upon 70 restore nnturn'
color and beauty 10 N" hair
\ well-hnuwu downtown druggist ssys
~ darkrns tho hHit ~ naturally and evenly
that nobody cru tell " hiss hssu applied
fou simply dnmp"n ~ sponge ur soft
brush with u mud draw HE ihrourh youf
hair. taking one strand pi , 'lwr y,
morning the rrpt hair disappears. and
sf"r another application Or tvo. ~ be-.
comes beautifully dark md glufs,
Wycth's Sage and sulphur COMPOUND
II n delightful toilet requisite fpt those
who desire a more youthful appearance
" h. not intended for N, cure. mitigation
81 prevention ~ disease ADJ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
Belgian Cardinals Letter Which Was
Displeasing to General Won Kissing

LONDON April Cardinal Mrrcier'n
paHtortal lntter which evoked a remon
Nrnrrs from Governor General Won his
sing last month and has Just lnsn 70
oed,sd here fayF
There are many ,hins, which an
no, say You Will undcrst STAN that thu
abnormal position prevents m" from lay.
iqG before you what would be. n I ooui :
speak. Of tho strongest comfort Hui
yuu will not doubt my word when / say
that my Journey 10 Rome has h.sn spa-
daily pleased and that | return happy,
very happy Tho Holy FATHERS kind
ness was touching. He understands and
shares our care Tor N religious Thor
ties and our patriotism"
Tho cardinal then Describes tho sr-
clhm~tions with which the mention NJ
Belgium was received everywhere on his
journey and continues
one not II already established In
civilization and hStnry-the moral tH-
umph of Belgium You generation has
taken it, place gl0fiously In history Arc
you not the most glorious " conquer.
etb9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
THREE MILITARY
TRAINING CAMPS

Ni'i'nti training camps tlmilor ~ those
held Last season will be- conducted the
comirs summer at Fort sam Houston.
San \ntuuio. TusNs luft Oglyihotr,. Ct
and futt b,ni1min Harrison. |lndIuu,pn.
NJ. Ind eHyoriiuN io 1 letter received
Tuesday morning o. colonel Uo, n IInit.
man 'nm Tho National S,rutII, l,,Eu,.
M UiiirrrH uf ih, United State. ar,
,lirihIy in attend
colonel %lin'NnHu.t office has been
flooded M 'u'. o., I,'l.f. nf luluir, IA,
writer's of Witch sought io ascertain the
tim" mud l%ucpilun ~ thrs, ,nrampnsnis
Colonel l%'nrunu's notification di not
toll the sat, nf the cnysmpm,uia. bat
this Information ram lr obtained o., writ.
lns to M, offices in charge " the ,hrc,
forte
II Is Colonel HnImnus opiuinn tina,
= training rauir ma, hr secured irf ok.
lahumn At lnft SIN No enough people n.
m interest iu th, matter and writ, h
tho Oklahoma Congressional delegation
asking fnt n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
AERIAL SERVICE
CHANGES COMING
Lieutenant Colonel Sluler Is
Called to Washington; May
Succeed Reber.

w\sUINGruN Nrru Important
Development, iu Ihs ,rmt prr.Hl service
we've forecast NnrIa, uirhi Do. ihy an
unuu..msrf Ut Secretary Maker WAT
Lieut. col GrH % SIUi.f nf tN, signal
,ufpr driHIlrl lt'r., ra u.'daf, attach"
fp thr American ,WiNss, u London
had h,,u uriufri i' Washington FOR dI'
100 connection with aviation
Ne mi, urv officer ano,, 90, rlnk u'
.tripin be- assigned Co iNy aviation corp
this announcement immediately save fs
ip REPORTS pt Che war department That
COLONEL Slulrf would suu.'Hi Lieut. ,H'
samuel Uuh'f. present head O' lhy syf,
joe srgf,tnr, Utkyf declined 'N comment
ur the frpuftH Uf tu gay whether ih'
order Ca Culuu,. Slutvf had ~ CON.
ry.'ipn with tho recent frpufi of 'hr
.rr,i,l arm, hazard Witch Investigated
hergos ~ iu,0N.irng, afainS the a,la.
ton arrNir,
The fr,f,i,f, conferred during the M,
with captain NifrluIus JlHtk Lieutenant
Thomas uo " NlIrE and ligut ~ Y
Jones who romrDse th, commission NJ
.,I,iufs appointed iu lrsp,U' urW ma.
.fiura 'rr vNiUh rrrrtvss Hts made bi
.WrfrrrUl appropriation The H,Ufviu'
,r,.'s these Officers in al material,
u vuriir. uui IWpfn. ,UN,nis in ih'
..Tti..
rN, committee ~.uur,s'ri tn SrrfritfI
Iabyf that tunufUta ,nHUI IUt Station ~
authorize NiIU.a up the aviation service n
be- .umvirir irLlI s.f,HG'N tt appointing
temporarily t' least. civilian aNlatufs
rN, SUISSE, ilHu va. tatrH'Nlt receive.
it tn s,rfytaf,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
WINE OF CARDUl TRIED
ON 3 COLLEGE GIRLS

CiliCNuo Nrrl I rhry rti students
NJ the University uf rhi.iru win by Wit
ncssos ri tn. lhr sui iur i1nH nn
brought ~, 'hv vhpiilnanra N,ii Isr
rump1r, HuH'uat tho ,H.fi.,n N,iI.,l
nsfuUini'HH and G.utrr " sImr,.n ri
Cor ui IN. journal NJ M, association The
|r'fiuiltis Hli. rr that nriIri,f rubIi he'd
in iNH m,ii.Hl journal rsiNns ih..r ptn
iuyiiou Milne uf DBfiui rnatum
htv nh,luua
The ,uung voWrn allowed Themselves
to hu used %, rSp.rs ~ 'ha American
Nu1.r.i Hasrgi iinn M experimenting
with Win. rf rHriu rtfh rirl d-r.
tho medicine NJ vbuinr in,,f,tia AVID
iho 'urytf Wrfr recorded The, viii t,ta
the stand and experts will ,hrt testify
anil usc the Young women as exhibit 81,
%,uifohufltu thaif evidence
rrstinun, introduced ~ The iHsi Non
ia, wee si,su %, ~ number ~ 'rUr frm
sections vt tue ,ountt, where intn,itst.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
STOP! CALOME[
IS QUICKSILVER
It's Mercury Attacks the
bones, salivatcs and
makes YOU sick.

Thrrrs m fsarnH chs = rrfrun should
take Fiyk,finr sslNa'ins yalrmti whom
80 cents buys n Nfsr bottle N uHdsHr,
iivvf Tone a prf''rt substitute Cor cal.
Hwri
n De- n pleasant vrsr'shi. iiuuii which
uNi start tHHf liver iHst ss surely ne
ssinm,i tu' h irrsnt make you si,k and
tsu not s%nli,,ts
Chlifyr md grown frits can ,sks
t'risrr = iiy,f runs because u IA rsf
',.iiy harmless
rsirrisi q. o dangerous ifur n y.
pi,frity ara attacks VOW bones raks
3 i1sr ~ nss's rsiemsi tuity sri yru
viii feel tysk - srt nausca,sf N.
morrow DON'T lrsr a iays vrtk Tabs
= spoonful ~ n'is ne tJvrf Tune M.
stead ana ,rl will Wakv We iarlins great
~ more h]nlnusness. constipation .lur.
sHhrsss headache ,rs',i trnsu. W. ..uf
stomach Nruf 'Hirrisi sa,s n WV
irn't frd nHisDH iIvsf Tome art. hr,
'sf thsn horrible ,airmsl aHut money ].
paItirf tut tuu NV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
RIOTS IN CANADIAN
CITY ARE SUPPRESSED

WINNIPEG. April Quiet prevailed
herv Tuesday night following the noting
NJ saturday and sunday nishts In which
-Four soldiers and one civilian we're dan.
%g"rously injured and srut- ~ other per.
sons suffered from cuts aud bruises
Tho war cries NJ y drunken Indian who
trled Ia rescue u soldier from tho polirs
started trouble SATURDAY night Otlefs
rallied about ~ help their comrudo and
~ general fight cnsu-i ~ the police
station n huge .rnwd formed and storm.
81 the building with bricks and pieces
~ coat Fircmeu came b. the RESCUE
~ n GORDON ~ poll . who we're fighting
on the crowd with their clubs
Uisofirrs 1rok" ont sunday e,enins
When sr.dirts attempted 20 storm ths
police station and rescue comrades tHk,r
into custody IN" night previous.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

y know that The imprisonment ~ our
n-'irn On our soil IL sadly prolonged I
have preached patriotism 10 you. but
from the beginning | have LEI you rro
that according 10 my p,eFentincnt.
ordeal would he Ions and that success
would BE- attained bl the nations which
should most endure The conviction. both
natural and supernatural. NJ our fiunI
victory Ia more dee ply than ever an
Chhfed In my soul
"Nn shall win. hut we ara not yet at
The ond NJ our sufterings France. Great
Britain and Russia have pledged them.
s'lyeH To make no posce until Belgium
has recovered her entlf. Independence
and been largely Unidentified Italy. In
turn. has adhered 20 this pledge"
Tn" pastoral concludes with nm in
junction 20 the peopl. To trust In Cod snd
10 continue inri,tent IN prayer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
NOTED TEXAS PRIEST oIss

SAN ANTONIO. re,as. April I Rev
Father \ " fuhrv-rk. Tor twenty years
pastor NJ ~ Ipscph'' Catholic church.
~ ~ the largest churches IN Tcus.
d'ci ~ p " O'Clock Monday night Path.
o. IuhrW'tk W's y, yeats old and w,
n raii," " Gl,dhHrh. German, Tie wr.
ut, " Tho most Wiirl, known church
men In This section and wns nmons Tho
foremost patrons Of the various arts To
wa the nrst 90 introduce Grcsorinr
mn OIL M me churches NJ SAN Antonio.
Funeral .%rfyir's will he held Thursda,
mfIiug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
PHYSICIAN WINS
DAMAGE LAWSUIT

ur Va y pittsr ~ utlshrms It,
rrrfrrb Triumphant from n rrIi hrbusFi
arairst him In district rrufi ty T s.
st1rrs sskint iis.Nm iamarrs frr ELI.
rti maipfsrilr' \ iufi Noniat on
un brought In = verdict IN favor ~
II. physician
STAGES alleged IN M. rni, that rr
.Ik.n s,i p fractured rihnv irf hrH.
srf that after thr inivfaA arm es.
intrn from p bio s'rf rsal " vss boz s'l'
tu DO useless
fhU rhi stefan alleged inst srs'raf hf'
rH,..a 9i1tra returned ir DOH. Hrm. H
blanchard following the accident
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
ReriRgs rao. RACE

ARpMOEE. utIs April t-,spc,lil
Judge " = freeman. Who recently
announced IN ths newspapers ~ lr,"
county That lr would be- n candidate
i'i congress against Representative
Charles u Carter. Ia uut With 70 card
s'HtIrg 'h,t b., mae withdrawn f.1m tHa
race
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
WHAT TWO q
TROTTERS HAVE DECIDED

Wet having Travelled sfuinl ,he e1fld
RI Few times 'Hst vefr overheard in ~
msfk THE sssnis w b. the tss' AMI
largest Hi't ~ rs size rsupisi ht iie
hafriasi nusi rorssrisI and Nfnsi
minded people rrtsrnsd ihs Hys' iIr
wust Lac ahliins iaup.s ,Hrv had seen 'r
aH fhrIr travels Ther sisr saif in Ell
iHsif travels ifsy hat never found an
an srHrrHt place en- trl rafrnritsi ans
etN .HH iu.iri at its Auditorium is
here ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
euYs { MOUSE

NiNA okla. Aprl i-tSpcripD y.
y iSFNy'r n In Angeles. Col. ha,
purchased IN" interest 81 A ~ Mil In
N" Grand opcs, house In hit city MI.
l"F'Vrr ls a movie actor and q. as
slsiani mnune " q one 81 tho largest
c,rlusiy" moving picture thca,crs In to,
Angeles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
ENDORSE SENATOR OWEN.

ALNA Okla. April 'HfSpcridl-
y uatof. Robert !. owen Was endorsed
Tor the vie" presidential nomination nv
~" democrats ~ Woods county M their
recent convention here. believing 'ht'
'hr slosHn. Wilson and owen. vpui
please iir purul1f fame,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
ron oooo or tpr YOUNG.

NASHVILLE Tenn Npfil I Tine
twentieth national convention NJ Moth
sts Parents aud Teachers associations
convened here Tuesday fni ~ ia days
session Prominent vurrn FROM ,i Sec.
lions NJ the rounir, Hfv aWnnr The ,irl.
cnatrs A. the uprnlnE puhiiy session
rtefd'l niphi The convention UNi no
welcomed T., tiu, r e. rive and others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
c LUMBER PRICE

NTW ORLEANS. Apfil Ten thou
sand acre. ~ ,irrin cypress land in the
parish NJ ~ John were sold here Mon.
is, IN s lumber company Tor i2.isO. OuO
iHyal luml-f authorities stated thst the
price wns tho highest ever pAii for stand
Iut timber In Louisiana.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

the can. and are against listening 20
ans M,Gr,W propositions The three can
dii1i~H from Logan 90 the Chicago CON.
,"riiun are lost sight " In the McGmw-
Harris nght n D. believed here that
Harris Will b" In the contest bcfuf, tho
national committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
STAND oY rAPeis

81 rurlr. OKLA ,rfn Especial
Interest m fN" republican primaries
TUESDAY Gem. ir center ou M, pforu.
.iiinu fen siIni D., tho Itnfr.a suns
iHf', leaders irrlar, tho, 5arrp catch
nsh EXCEPT with tho halt already Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
Bed Linens
EmbrOldered
Free!

.rr drink. are not allowed ~ be cold
The vi'rusoa said tina when tn, were
urpbl. io get liquor they rrsHfi'd 'p
Win. ~ Ctriui and other medicines
and thpt thry So a., same results ~
u-uL LILmr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
GARDEN CONTEST
FORMALLY OPENS;
OFFICIAL RECORD


\ compilation Ttirrd7- muruirr u'
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"
''O ''ll'''', 'n'o' up rom l''n' "''I
cHlly entered with Mayor O',rHuls'r Hud
C'mmissiouor of IinHuNo Duuu"Ily Wuo
hive been worry active nH lenders lu tu"
movement, revealed scyornl .,olo }pun1
lolh who hnFc complied with 100 tnr ru'.
dl'lou' ana regulations and who urr nov
recorded nc M" city hnl 1s hputilde and
spirited coulct tnuts Tor huuors Hud val
unhlo pfiDc1
These names which follow and witch
constitute the li1t siSsu,d as official
Tuesdny morning. show who wIl active
" compete Tor an automobile Ns no..
principal reward for production OF truck
Htuffs OH city vacant gruuui and who
viii turn into o general fund percent
Of the gross r.f@ prf from SOLE oI their
products. TINS mnd To- be- devoted 10 pur
chna, OF other piIlcs which iu, ,If} NIll
0Unri 10 rho., 0olluv ms clos" upou me
record of the automobile winner
Following a., rt. u"Io,r "f luo-" "fn.
chilly entered 300 the unluu" contest
Name, O, Contestant.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
etos COLLEGE ntAo RESIGNS.

BONrON Arril ca IS = M Tho
Rev Edward t,ttsl,on head master NJ
Elton college. has resigned iiis trsiunt
ticn viii take effect neat Christmas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

THE heHt is faf tHu I went tnu ~ ret a
ss a.Hu as pussIhI. and receive the benefit
slows Hf b FHfnsf Aiulhui slave Nut only
H"s be- atu.fIH HuT wt Nfr was saved ffuft
'f. Ha tff rsfH aHi fiiu but n shuu .
"#H H.I mas f.t.ur e. rlW NHshHui hfathtf.
ssI.. .. nfhrI lowest Hr.s rum lhe rufss ~
affHrU ffIrh NJ silt come M riain sfals
a.. t. af.srUa.Wa nHfaIlr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
Drinkers Secretly Saved

~ tr.s h--l isiis he~ dfinssF. az hsins
secretly saved sithnu' theft knewisfts. N
fHrf afs FL ~ ftn1rf the infiusnFs ~ nsmen
AfrrHHi ftat thFt A. nut ssri - sst I'D n
fHs hsNif AisH shHss hns the ifinksf she
HifhiH n ffu dsts ssd hUs ths hfsith. hsais
fousr str sill vdudstfuiiy imnssys kssp
.Hfr aHr kfHHaas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
e e B X

7 var' - ssut unu wy inisfrs'Inu iilus.
traded i~-.t d. be- ult q Temperance is.
Hff tHf W itsffiiss ihFlIus faJts aud tells
hoe afHf ifintlrf steadily and heavily O..
|e rUafa 7 uaa uIiUhiy easily and cont.
tif'a|f freed ffHw tHs craving zoe intutirst.
|Hs 1fiHks ~ be- b Nsut that has tesusht.
tuy irfH 1af, msut NHmts a. sluwsNe true
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07

will take possession this week.-Mrs.
and Mrs Walter Maggie of Albion, Wis
tied at the home of their son, Rev ID d
Maggie, the last of the week-Mr and
Mrs Irving Drake of Lake, visited the
formers mother. Mrs M w Drake, over
Sunday-Mrs Adelia Hesdley is visit
ing her daughter at Lansing-Roy
Cooper of Lansing. is very sick with
typhoid fever at the home of his par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs Frank Cooper-Mrs
l Southworth of Owosso, is visiting at
the home of her brother, 81 q Smith
-Nella Swarihout visited friends in
Vernon oyer Sunday E Hisey re-
turned to his home in Pasadena, Calf :,
the last of the week after spending
nearly three weeks with relatives here
Howard Benson was home from
Detroit over Sunday-C R Bailey
went to Chicago last week for medical
treat ment.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
BURTON

j N Mcbride shipped car Of fat
lambs to Detroit Monday-Mr and
Mrs g NJ Taylor of Owosso, spent
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Humphrey
Scott-Mr and Mrs f T Wright and
daughter. Alicia. were in Elsie, Satur-
day on business-Mrs + G Fowler
and daughter, Anna. of Owosso. spent
two days last weeks with Mr. and Mrs
Mike Mettashinga-Born to Mr. and
Mrs Claud Brainard. a daughter.
Thursday of last week.-Mrs. William
Willard is the guest of Mr. and Mrs E
w Mason this Week.-Mrs. Olive
Luckhurst is very i'll with iritis in both
of her eyes. Drs Porter and Haviland,
of Owosso, are attending her-Byron
Longcor of Shepsrdsville, spent Satur-
day with her daughter, Mrs Fred
Luckhurst, and family-There will be
an all day meeting at the M E church
in this place, Wednesday, April 12,h.
Rev B Wallace, pastor. Every one
will be made welcomv-Mrs G A
Crawford and children spent Tuesday
in st Johns-Preaching in the M p
church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
local time) by the pastor, Rev f E
Kunsman. You are expected to be
present - Mrs Charles Jordan is
mum bered with the sick-Miss Anna
Mason has so far recovered as to be
able to sit up some at this writing
Mrs Mabby Sinclair Of jackson, spent
two days last week with relatives in
this place-Miss Ivah Collins of
Owosso, spent two days last week with
her aunt, Mrs Martha Martyn-Mrs
Harley Hubbard of Ovid, is spending
the week with her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs G A Brsinard-Mr and
Mrs VIM Willard were the guests of the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Willard, of Garland, Sunday-The
Burton Farmers Club will meet with
MIR and Mrs William Giles Thursday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07

Word was received here Monday of
the death of K s Crook, one of Laings-
burg's most highly respected citizens,
at st. Cloud, Fla, where he had been
spending the winter. He was SO years
of age, and had been a resident of this
place for more than % years, coming
here from st. Charles and engaging in
the grocery and dry goods business
which he conducted until a short time
ago, when his son took charge of the
same. He is survived by son, G B
Crook, of this place, and daughter,
Mrs Frank Shuman of Flint. He was
a devoted member IF the M E church.
The body will be brought here for bur-
ial-Mr Sleighton of Eaton Rapids,
has purchased the furniture and under
taking business of r E Simpson, and
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
New Haven.

Mr. and Mrs Silas Lecureaux are the
parents of son-Mr and Mrs Roy
rnwall, of Burgessville. Ontario, are
guests of relatives here-Tne Prohi
bition Alliance which was to have been
held Tuesday evening was postponed
owing to the condition of the roads
Mr. and Mrs Paul Bossardet were called
to Detroit, Saturday, by the illness of
Mr. Bossardet's sister, Mrs Eli Rigoulet.
Mrs Rigoulet, who was formerly Miss
Anna Bossardet, of this place, is vely
i'll with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs
Bossardet returned home Monday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Dems win In Fairfield.

The Democrats won every Office in
Fairfield township with the excep-
ton Of treasurer and one constable.
Those elected are:
Supervisor-D. d. Curtis.
Clerk-A. E. Durham.
Treasurer-D. Loynes.
Highway Com.-Edgar Smith.
Justice of Peace-Wm. Killian.
Member Board or Review-Frank
Williams.
The Republicans elected all but
one man, Monday, in Hazelton, Leo
Flynn, Democrat, being chosen over
seer Of highways. The results:
Supervisor-Randolph Bailey.
Clerk-Roy Zintel.
Treasurer-Wm. Beamish.
Highway Com.-William Beamish.
Justice of Peace-A. A. Alderman.
Member Board of Review-John
Cowles.
Overseer Of Highways-Leo Flynn
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Col. Cecil LYON Is Dead

Sherman, Tex, April 6.-Colonel c.
ell A. Lyon, progressive national com.
mitteeman, is dead here after an i'll.
ness of several weeks. He was one
of the receivers of the international
& Great Northern railroad, a leader
in the national progressive party, and
close friend of Col. Roosevelt.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Middlebury Goes Republican

The Republicans grabbed every
elected:
upervisor-Edward r. Vincent.
Clerk-William q. Brookins.
Treasurer-Frank Partridge.
Highway Comm'r-John Hafner.
Member board of review-E. ID.
Warren.
Consta5les-A. L. Smith and Ny
ron Goodrich.
Democratic National Committeeman
E. o. Wood, 6.
Democratic presidential primary
Wilson 6.
Republican presidential primary
Ford II; Smith IS.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
EXPRESS GAIN 400 PER CENT
Both December and [ asst Half Of 1915
Show Big Profit.

Washington, April 6.-Returns of
the great express companies to the In.
terstate commerce commission for
December, 1915, show an increase of
more than 400 per cent over Deem
ber 1914, in net revenues available
for dividends and interest on bonds.
The showing for the six months end.
ing with December is even greater.
The increase in net revenues rose &c..
$4,000.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Steal Relief Supnlies

AsHerdam, Holland, April Six
nSrr, workmen were arrested here
SSwEsd with the theft of large con-
zsrraant OF shoes and other supplies
Ss~ sac American commission for re,
1ss1 IN Belgium.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Assail SUGAR Rates.

Washington, April 6.-Carload rates
IN sugar from California points tc
0Ersana were assailed as unreason
azxs by Montana distributors in a
sssUpiaint to the interstate commerce
ssxEGzission.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
JAMS Life Snared

Washington, April 6.-The presi-
dent committed to life Imprisonment
the death sentence imposed on o.
Etc. Japanese, at Juneau for MUIR
dering an American.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Arrest EXPRESS Thieves.

st. Paul, Mimi, April 6.-Three
men are under arrest here charged
with footing the Adams Express COM
pany of goods valued at $1,000 during
the last six months.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Baby browns in Tank.

Monticello, Ia, April 6.-The one.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lehman, playing in the yard, fell into
tank containing one foot of water
and drowned.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-04-07
Wages ana Papcr:.' $1,000 ,oco.

Washington. April 6.-Paper used
ef The government printing office last
sezT cost $1,23S,759 and salaries and
szsrs ct the printing Office amounted
10 ss.S65 $50.