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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DeFHrtnltTt OF the Interior, O.. 8. Ian
Office at Miles City, Montana.

Office at Miles City. Montana.
Nov. II. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Laur patter-
son. OF Eknlakn, Montana, who. on January
rs, 1910. made Desert Land Entry, No N9t2,
for WIN Eh: Eh aWA; VIZ seq: SEW
NWM; Section ~: NEM NWA, Section 81,
tice OF intention to make final proof under
Par. 8. Act 3-4-l5. to establish claim to the
land above described before 8. j. Emswiler
q. >. Commissioner at Eknlaka, Montana
on the 29th day Of December. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ole s. Gjul, and Edward j. Flested. OF Elk.
alaka, Mont. Edward &. VOrner, and Glib
bert Middnugh. Of Bisher Montana.
ll-l7 G. w. MYERS. Register
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-12-29

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATiON
Department vt the Interior. u. . Lam.
Office, Miles City. Mont.
Dec. g.. 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that George NJ.
Baer OF Sykes. Montana, who on Feb. 2eth
1910 and Nov. Is, 1915 made Homestead En-
tries No. 07l5l and 032d22 for SWA; SWA
WV Section 81. T. IS. r. t0E., Mp. NJ. has
filed notice OF intention to make five year
Proof. to establish claimto the land above
described. before $. J. Emswiler, U. >.
Commissioners. ut Ekalaka, Montana, on the
LIST day of February. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harvey F. MasscngAle. George A.. Sykes,
LeanOrd Pulse all of Sykes, Mont. Joseph
Allen of Elgin. Montana.
1915 g. w. MYERS. Register.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29
.CHAUTAUQUA STARTS
! HERE ON WEDNESDAY
uIrNGARJAN ORCHESTRA WILL
pE OPENING ATTRACTION AT
CHAUTAUQUA PARK.
uell Known Artist and His Musicians
Will Entertain Here Wednes-
day-Aydelott Will
Also Lecture.

People In Waxahachie are looking
forward to the opening of the Chau-
tauoua on Wednesday night of this
week with unusual interest. The
Wednesday night number is Schild-
kret's Hungarian Orchestra followed
b, a lecture by George A. Aydelott,
and is one of the feature attractions
OF the entire program. The Hun
garian Orchestra is being booked
throughout the country with every
German organization for winter sea-
sen, and is the most popular attrac-
ton on the road. Aydelott is like
wise a fine lecturer. The admission
for this number is only 20 cents,
made small to attract the people.
The Chautauqua committee an
nounces that there remains to be
sold something life fifty tickets,
which have today been placed with
the local drug stores and may be had
by calling for them. The, season
ticket price is only $500 and there
are three numbers on the program
for seven nights that are well worth
the price. People from the surround
| ing towns are interested and are
buying tickets In order that they
may attend the chautauqua.
The Redpath-Horner company has
been working for years to perfect the
program being given this year, and
Itit is said that never before have
lthey been able to perfect such a
lNell balanced program to run seven
Idays. If you miss the Hungarian
EOrchestra you will miss one of the
| most interesting musical events. not
only OF the chautauqua, but of the
q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29
CHURCH TO SUPPORT
MISSIONARY IN CHI

Sunday was missionary day at Il
Methodist church and as a result
a decision of the official board Il
church Is to support a circu
preacher in the Chinese missid
field.
Rev. J. f. Crawford, missional
secretary for the Central Texas col
ference, spoke to the Sunday scho
Sunday morning, and preached at
O'Clock and 8 o'clock. In the a
ternoon he met with the officers al
teachers of the Sunday school az
presented the matter of the chur'
taking upon itself the task OF su
porting a circuit preacher In Chl1
The advisory board took the matt
under consideration and decided
undertake this work. The full q
tails Of the plan will be announce
later.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29
Prompt Payment.

On the 23rd day of May, 191I
Mr.. w. G. Lomax, general agent
Southland Life Insurance Co.. W,
notified of the death of Mr.. Cla,
Martin Parten. Mr.. Lomax imm
distely made, out proofs of deaf
claim and mailed to company Z
evening Of May 23. Southland mai
ed check to Mr.. Lomax for Fl,
amount of claim dated Gath. Nor
ing of the 25th of May, 1916, clai
was paid. Mr.. Lomax says the ma
to of the Southland is fair dealir
and quick action" adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

southern circuit. The name
known to every community in Il
United States. 1t is announced N
Shildkret himself will positively =
pear with the orchestra and N
you will hear more music in civ,
length of time than you ever hea
before.
Make your arrangements to he
town all week and see each n,
every number of the program.
will be one worth while.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

AT Grecnville. Miss Margaret Kem-
BILE. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ID.
Kembie. has also been selected to
succeed Miss Mizell. who has resign
ed. Miss Kemble is q graduate of
Trinity and is well qualified to teach.
w -o-
j. \. Williams, who Is teaching
IN the West Texas Military academy
at San Antonio. is greeting friends
at Trinity this week. He viii re-
main over for commencement.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

noon arrested man by name Of
Jack Price. who Is wanted In Mar
shaIl county. Alabama, on a charge
OF disposing OF mortaged property.
Officers there have been notified.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

We sell those cool. serviceable
Dcltox and coneoIeum art squares.
Il. II. Moore Furniture Co, the
trading store sc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29
Personal MENTION.

II. n. s,ovan OF Ennis is here to-
Jay.
| while Lee visited a, Milford Sun
dag.
Joe Brennan Of Ennis was here
sunday.
Arthur wicker of Ennis was here
yesterday.
t. J. Cole is in Dallas today on
business.
Mrs. ErIing Holland is visiting at
Dallas today
Miss Alice Adkisson is visiting at
Dallas today.
Tim Aubrey visited Ennis Sun
day afternoon.
Gentry Mccormick was visitor
in Dallas Sunday.
Joe Coin left this morning on
his western trip.
DR.. and Mrs. C. c. Cooke motored
to Dallas Sunday.
II. L. Sheets of Corsicana was in
waxahachie sunday.
Ross Garrett was at Boz Sunday
afternoon and night
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Biggers Wis
| tied in Dallas Sunday.
c. b. Monday OF Marlin was
visitor in the city Snday.
Taylor Parton of Howard was
here today on business.
| Ralph Nowlin of Avalon was a
visitor here Sunday night.
J. b. Earle of Waco was here
Saturday afternoon on business.
Mesdames Robinson and Maddox
OF Corsicana we're here Sunday.
]. w. woodland of Boz was a bus
mess visitor here this morning.
John Templeton of Dallas was
visiting home folks here Sunday
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Sewell visited
Gravel Slough Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maud Patrick and Mrs. An
ME r. Kemble are in Dallas today.
Misses Marguerite and Katheryn
Cole are in Dallas this afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. w. b. Ferguson Wis
tied relatives In Fort Worth yes
terday.
Miss Flourine Sims of Boz, who
attended Kidd-Key. is home9 for the
summer.
Clyde Matthews is home from
Bolton where he spent few days
| last week.
| j. Ed Simmons and family mo-
tored to Italy Sunday for visit to
relatives.
| M. J. Turney visited in the city
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. B. F.
Thornhill.
Mrs. C. A. Tunnel and little
daughter, Elizabeth, are visiting this
week at DeLeon.
! Little Miss Ruth Bracken of Italy
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Martin this week.
Albert Cert, Joe Brennon, John
Trippet and Horace Cole motored
to Dallas Sunday.
| T.. o. Cheatham and Miss Ivy
Cheatham have returned from a Wis
| it to Mineral Wells.
NJ. J. Tierney of Fort Worth Wis
tied in the city Sunday with his sis
ter, Mrs. b. F. Thornhill.
]. w. Ferris, j. n Langsford and
G. ". Kelley will spend holiday
Tuesday at Gravel Slough.
| Dave Duncan. former Trinity stu
| dent, is here from Amarillo for
commencement at Trinity.
H. O. Sims of Arizona is visiting
IN the city this week. the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. 7. FL. Cheatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woodruff were
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29
! y .>etSe> 1890



~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ feed ana fuel paons Bread
$50 = Ksnnedy. Old phone 10. q
---o-
Remember the musicale tonight ~
aims library ~ $40, Admission
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

John. Davenport and Walter liar-
gus picked up Arthur Turner. color-
cd, Saturday who Ia wanted here on
q charge Of shooting at another negro
last Monday night.
$50
We have enc Of the best combi-
nation carpet sweepers and vacuum
cleaners made. for only $3.50. r. r..
Moore Furniture Co. So
~--~o~~--
The transcript In the Johnny
.Iehnson murder case. on appeal to
tho Court OF Criminal Appeals, has
been received in Austin and the
case has been submitted for hear
ing on June 1th Attorneys Sulli-
van and roindexter so to Austin
on that date to argue the case.
Arrangement are being made for
n ball game here some time with
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

Miss Snow Johnson has returned
from Shawnee, oklahoma. where
she has been teaching English in the
High school She left Shawnee Fri
day afternoon. and stopping over
al Ada. Okla. sang at the First
Baptist church. where her father,
Rev. ]. Edward Johnson. gave an
address on missions yesterday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

John narreU has been elected as
e member 81 fhe Hish sehoal facalty
here o. aueeeed Mr ArmstFoue. Who
anrat iast Yaar Mr narroW comes
tiFhlv recommended hseing tauEht
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

Thee Farley now has charge of
the tailoring department. at Cohn
4 cerf's place He Is an experienced
man in that position, having been
employed by Matthews Brothers FOR
a long time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

Rcm<.nber the musicale tonight II
sims librnsy a. $40. Admission
~ - III. adv 56
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

In the near future between the teams
from the odd Fellows Home at Cor
sicana and the Masonic Home at
Fort Worth. Both homes have ex-
ceiIent teams and local lodge mem
bers want TO see the game played
here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

c. A. Mccormick, Clay Mccormick
Earl Gibson. Jim Sims and Dixon
Rooxer composed a fishing party e
Gravel Slough Saturday afternoon
They report a good time with plenty
of fish TO eat.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

~ fsed ana fuel phone bread
80 = Kssnsdy. Old phone Is. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

Sam Carothers. manager OF the
local branch of the Great Southern
Life Insurance company. has moved
hi3 office to the rear OF the Texas
Mortgage and Banking Company
building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

n. stovall or Ennis is here to
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-29

COIN q Cert have just received a
large shipment of Palm Beach and
Cool Cloth clothes which they are
retailing at exceptionally low prices,
adv Sc
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
AGED MAN SHOWS
GRATITUDE TO
FRIENDLY JUDGE

Justice Marschner has discovered
that there is such a thing a. graft
tude During the blus'ry months
OF the winter bc took his machine
20 the home ~ James Raynier. 20
years old, the plaintiff In a suit that
was assigned for trial to Justice
Marschncr, bu' which II was INT.
possible 20 call because Of Rayniers
feeble condition comparatively
small sum was involved but u
looked big az mountain 70 the old
man.
Monday morning an old man hob
hled into Justice Marschner's court
room on cane. and asked for
cards Clerk Dwyer thought ne
had been summoned in suit, but
he finally made n clear that the
cards he waited. were the cam
paign cards petitioning vote Tor
Justice Marschner's reelection.
I'm Raynler. and I want three
cards. one for each % my sons.
Judge. 10 said I'm going 70 have
hem vote for You"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
PLOT TO KIONAP
HARTMAN HEIR
Two Men Confess Details of
Plan To Idaho
Police
By UNITED PRESS.

ST ANTHONY idaho. Aug -
Details Of TIE plot 70 k.dnap I'd
ward r. Hartman. 20. son OF the
late railroad magnate. and 10 hold
him for Zoo ooo ransom, were 70
yealed 20 the authorities today hy
Marion A Lufkin. Who admits yir
.ual leadership "a the conspiracy
Ralph Zufeld, and David McIOy.
Luiksns alleged associates in the
plot. were both "sUeated" today. but
neither was communicative. The
police say McLoy has also con.
fessed. but that Zuf.ld' denies com
p,ci'y
According 20 tuCkin. they planned
20 abdurt young Hartman and tax"
him 20 the hills whore they would
hold him prisoner They planned.
Re declared. 30 send "A letter which
had already been prepared demand
.nz 100000 ransom. threatening 20
al,ad or otherwise disaglre the
Young man. should the money no,
b." paid
Hartman. who is enjoying himself
Al Island PARK knew nothing OF
the plot.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Wayward Christine,
Aided By Detroit
. Men, Makes Good

Nord from Christine, a l7year-
old girl. whose regeneration was m
dortaken several months ago BY
three al'hrusrc Detroiters "a she
uas about 10 be sentenced 20 two
wears in penal institution for vio.
latipg The immigration laws. vas
received. Monday. In the county jail
She has been making a splendid
record In the Canadian town that
vas selected as an asylum for her.
Christine had gone astray In De
troit and. coming from Canada. had
been deported II vas her return
rha, rendered her liable 70 imprison-
ment
Her plight and the possibilities for
her salvation were told by Sheriff
Oakman 10 James g. Holden. J p
Mason and Hiram A Douglas. of the
Michigan Sugar Co. three business
men who organized the human
soul development corporation. A
home was found for Christine with
a Baptist minister and she was plae'
cd In a business college. The cyni
cal scored. but Christine has come
out AT the head OF her classes in
the term Just ended.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
DID AL. STEAL
THE PICKLES? -?
AND IF so, WHY?

A fruokload o. pickles a "fus-
tered police department. no
sleuths on me scent ard youth IN
Jail
This s synopsis Of no whole
bitter story
Whether Al Lgmby a year Cd
suddenly soured on ne world and
sought 20 vent bis v.ueEsrish humor
against society by making OF v!'h
a trucNoad Of pickles or Whether
ne "a 'te anocont victim ~ he
misdirected efforts Of the minior. %
the Law. remains % 30 -hre he'd Du'
IN police court.
The pickles. around which he bl'.
'er narrative hinges. we're stolen
from the garage OF p p kaufman.
No 20 Labrossc ~ saturday They
are valued 40 s. 600
Through Tie efforts " Detectives
Collins and SNYDER ne vinegar
scent left by The load wa. traced
10 Noyi Itch. or Grand River
ave. where the entire load aas
found standing by TIE roadside In
tact
Monday AT iumhv fell into the
hands ~ Detectives Coates and RICK.
who picked him up IN saloon a.
Third-st and MIchigan.sv Vow
the question 20 DO solved by the OF
hcers II, hid Lumby steal the pick
les and II 80. why
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
VESSEL PASSAGES
Al The M

SAiLT STE. MAI.l4-. Ma. N-g
- -j = HlFtr-t -u.th. laEr Its rt.
ZENITH City. ~attaua. La4s H-.-tE.-
81, GOrAua. 4H. lti.A. ~ ......-
son, North Am"r.ls 1880. tIg-.a.-.
Ia Es!ar1. j. U4 Carr. L.
FnubIu -.-g. Iri.s $50 usrtH-a-
CORY, -'s -.U, f.-E1 Vi +"
L-aIs~ ord. Lat4W@t, rtI- -a- .-.
Dow scranton. l..l .a.t u.s
Ashs4~y Nortu sea. q lrG-saa.a.
&c.. ugru. 10 stone Boston. Is.
hssa-ty- u.lnlErt. - I.--
r.tte, t- 20 o. -.. howard Hanna. -.
bNbj ~ ip-on. -s. ~ HuaE t.,
CoT4r-s -1lrar. Nalf op..A .H
Tow nselt, JCtoTa. >t@~. ~ aIt. L.aNr-
port, Lynch $50. b-e ktlg. -s.ts-
fora. usmJuie. ss ia -. Al.er -aa.
Leop9id, -. AaEitaa. 30 ... Uranus,
JeUH.uA BraUH4-r. noon.
~ Detroit.
DETROIT A..H. Ak
Cakes. 80 .dst a.sr- denmark ~ OBI
HDugHtnn. Ir.l.at. 80 Rep L.-.
cornell Marina. ii ia.o-e.
IaIn.t~ .- I+4u.slt- am. .e.l. 81 -.
E Vs. sa G.t-, -.-
Hoover aiaFpu. I'D, E--s-s.ar. stsI-
sala. So Nprtn Lake. A.-
lto~gsaa, 3. Gwen. 90. Mslrs.-
uaN. Lg Dalton. % .aFt sa'
6ee. ra--~tt H.i4a.I. F-.
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tsir- " SHAW. >aauyfr. sa-
b, Is . Il. 81 A.a-ra.aa. -....
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/" otau. So. llcJa. siV .-at3 80.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
MODERN EVE
LIVES IN HUT
Clad In Rough. Simple Gar
ments. Young Woman Seeks
Outdoors For Eyes

VALPARAISO. Ind. Aug - Th'
Mysterious modern Eve ot the
axe shore has leon lol"d ,u her
efforts TO lead basktouaturc lille
"a thc waste lands near here and
now she Is threatening to fee from
the eyes OF curious persons.
When TIE FIRST Wild report OF n
strange nude woman d.-porrlng her
self on the beach Ear from any Gown
Vas brought here the lnformrr ga,
ieerrd Then another report came.
and soon curious ones were paving
entcrpr.slng "ltusy' drivers 10 take
them 10 The spot whore she ha-
been seen
\ reporter succeeded IN interview.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
HAMPTON POUNDS
JUDGE CONNOLLY
IN ARMORY MEET

In his armory meeting saturday
night. when he closed up his cam
paign for nomination As mayor on
the Democratic ticket Charles :
Hampton delivered one Of the live
lest speeches OF his campaign and
bitterly arraigned Judge Connolly
He inferred that his opponent ~as
lacking in courage when be declared
that he did no, want 10 BE- mayor,
but felt that he ought 10 take TIE
oface because everyone knows Ne
need a man o. courage there he
also declared. his voice trembling
with earnestuess and Indignation.
that he resented being called a
mud singer because he told tn
unvarnished truth He reiterated
earlier statements regarding bis op-
ponent and his campaign. declaring
that he had simply called spade a
spade
The large audience which heard
the speech seemed mpatheiicaliy
Inclined toward 'he speaker The
audience vas entertained by Ha-
Vaiian singers. a band and solos by
Miss Margare' You1Eblood
Charles : BeadIe chairman OF ne
meeting. SPOKE warmly % Mr.
Hampton In Introducing him VIII
\ Seigmius-. Democratic nominee
for congress 10 the Eighth dIstrN-
urged supper, for Mr Hampton. a..
did " = McK1lgh' Of Grand Rap
ids
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
MAN is VICTIM
OF MYSTERIOUS
STREET ATTACK

Police are investigating mysteri-
Gus attack on John Chapp. "a years
old. 40 81 Hancock east. who
vas found unconscious In the street
AZ Hancock ave and Chene at. early
Monday morning. suffering from a
severe scalp wound
Chspp. who IL in the city hos
pital with concusslon 81 the brain
told the police that he had just left
car AZ the corner whore he was
found after having visYed broth
or. Joseph Chapp on thh Eightmile.
I'd, in Royal Oak township. when
he was struck on the head by some.
one he did not sec lie was found
lying IN the street by Patrolman
leo Lanay. OF the seventh precinct
station
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
MARINE:
TRAFFIC MEN
ENJOY OUTING
TO TASHMOO

The Transportation Club o. T..
troit ENJOYED its annual outing .a
Tsshmoo Monday Seysra. hundred
members Including heads % tho
trar!c departments OK he railroad
in,erurbar. and steamship lines and
trafic executives from various man.
gfaCJuring concerns and their wives
and families enjoyed The excursion
They ieft The White star line docks
on the steamer TashmOo shortly be-
fore ? clock Athletic contests and
other forms o. am8se ueat were
scheduled for he day.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
DENTIST IS
ACCUS SEQ BY GIRL

ea-' ..'or Hone-f r.
h..i .H.aa-.t. a wtrraa, No71ay
'r0f-g Nnrr S'W1x..
..nta iamoa Z H.''er.
"a $50 - Ha t.rga.t.
''" ...t ofen-r 0n tfa
strength o., allegation Hasr as
-a- Black carol. er
Tile -.rl wont ~ sig'1l n.rre
Afternoon. sa' .. ss. by
'-a r.. 81 'o- running f-a '. Office
.tu.t lnt =ra
axe. ssr'rI .fr.-.a .r..-t him
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

ing the young woman He found
her not nude. but clad 10 rough.
simple garments He found her
both beautiful and Intelligent lie
endcavored 10 learn her secret and
finally got the information that she
was q graduate OF The University ~
Chicago. that a doctor had made
bmnder In examin.ng her eyes,
which caused extreme nervousness
and threatened blindness She said
she took The "back-to nature" route
20 get vel. and chose litile hat
on lake Michigan FOR her sauifar-
um She refused 10 diyulge her
name.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
LAW SAYS ALL
SALOONS MUST BE
CLOSED, TUESDAY

All saloons Err DETROIT are rg1po--
sa Pro- be- closes u. sdav pr 'aa pri.
mars election Thu. .- required by
'he state pr.wa-. av tt.oh has
.'e0 'y''- .iys.v violated many
ways during the campaign
Corporation Ca.rsa. rurgema- an
'aarres 'Ha. -ha primary .a ao'r
"a. 'H- ''. a'ooa man nrlv. under
'" eH aaf every man n.H have
plenty ~ aa 20 yGfn because the
POLL. remain open lr.l - ? ~
eastern standard Zine
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
CONGRESS TO LAST
OUT THE WEEK

WASHINGTON. Aug IS Hope
FOR Adjournment, OF congress fhis
week Was kille1 today Wien Sen
stor Kern, Democratic noor leaier,
announced tho senate could not poe
sibly get through with So program
BY Friday a. had been planned
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Eleven Automobiles
Piled In Heap of
Wreckage
MEN ARE PINNED
UNDER DEBRIS
Attempt To Pass On
Turns Results In
Smash

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The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
EVERETT AND
MOORE IN BIG
TRANSACTION

Through the fsle ~ tho Northern
ohio Traction & II2ht Co. 10 r. w.
Clark e Co. f'hua--'ph.a. and
Hodenpyl. Hardy q 70. New York.
Henry Everett and T. W Moore Of
cleveland we'll known in Detroit
from their former active connection
with the local street RAILWAY system
in the dar- whom ~ 8 Tingree vas
mayor. will share about $1,000 900.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
NO GAME TODAY:
WET GROUNDS

NEW YORK. Avg. 2S-Wet
grounds today caused The cancella.
tion OF the scheduled game between
the Tigers and the Yankees.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

Most visitors to Boston and manv
residents ~ tho city as yell. cherish
ne 3e'Gsion that historic r wharf
took rs name from the Boston Tea
party As matter ~ fact. however.
"a" wharf took It's name from IN"
shape in which Il was originally
built