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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
SOCIAL MOOSE
NAME OFFICERS

In the Wednesday morning ses
sion of the Social order OF Moose
national convention. in Sohlllers
hall. the annual election OF oficer.
was held. and In the afternoon the
delegates ard officers and their fam
lilies were taken on sightseeing
trip around Detroit. which included
visits to many % the big industrial
plants. "wednesday evening the
banquet and public installation OF OF
fcers will he held
Many OF he delegates Visited the
home % Peter J Drexelius, Sr, on
Macomb and Russell.sts.. Tuesday
afternoon Mr. Drexelius Ia known
as the father Of the order. and ~
was In his residence that the FIRST
lodge was Instituted Lodges OF sor.
row were held in the home OF the
late Henry Eisey. No. 400 Catherine
at. and in the home 81 the late Ed
ward Marshall, No. 1905 Eas, Grand.
blvd
Oficers were elected as follows
Supreme president. Alphonse l.
Raf,er. Toledo. FIRST vicepresident,
Clarence r. ST. Aubln. Detroit, sec.
Rotary. Byron r Bronson. Toledo;
treasurer. Charles J Wieser, De
,roit: chaplain. the Rev. Edward Col
Inns. marshal. Frank Louzsn. In.
ner guard. Albert 5ousle, Sr.; outer
guard, Sam Bierno; legal advisor
Charles l. Bartlett. attorney, Of Dc
troit. supreme organizer, Thomas
HcCully. Sacramento. Cal The
next place Of meeting was left open
with either Toledo or Washington
% C.. under confederation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16

Miss Margaret NacCrar ken. - Ian
rsShfre OHIO Is visiting NJ and Mrs
Harry Narrrp ken FOR 2 Few weeks
Miss ora Davis % T-afavN'te-st IL
recover rE from an accident recently
sustained
Dean Harris ~ Flrs,-s, has re
turned 20 college A. Adrian af'er
spending two months with his par
ents NJ and Mrs George Harris
Ms Gertrude Gibson nas returned
from a visit a. Union Lake
The marriage - Mss FLORENCE
wordr1ey~r 20 Harvey Bright. both
81 Royal oak township. - announced
Mr- Earl watch. % Maln-si. il
spending week with her cousin.
Mrs Crawford. n Detroit
Fred Cooper. % No 100 south
Washlnztrn-ave 10 visiting nis par
entZ in West Branch 'or few days
Ms Frank Ceplurk. Mr. Z Derev-
rfng and Mrs Theresa Bowman have
returned from thsir three va
o'ic~ -nNn' IN Hamilton. Cincinnati
and Dayton. n.
Sathan Blair ~ Kentucky ha.
TONED RS wife for visit here with
Mr. and Ms George : NcQuai".
Mrs Hutton is sd IN her home on
the Ridgerd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
HIGHLAND PARK
SUMMER SCHOOL
TO CLOSE AUG. Is

Anna Bura, ls years old. living q
80 l26 Leland.s'. was found lvins
on tho sidewalk AZ W!llermereav..
AMI West Grand.blyd. early We'd
nesday morning. In n semi conscious
condition
Fred Rea. No l.l Northwcstern-
ave. was attracted 10 the girl bv
faint sobs Ho hailed an automobi'e
and had her removed 10 the Grant
Riverave police station FROM
where she vas taken 10 the Receiv-
ing hosIiial
A. the hospital Il vas found that
there was nothing wrong with her
except hysteria-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
COP WEEDS GIRL
WHO NURSED HIM;
SECRET FAILS

Despite many obstacles. Dan Cupid
Is again on the job In the Highland
Park police department. and has
pierced another OF IFS members with
his darts. Patrolman Carl Flynn.
- years old. went 10 Toledo. Satur-
day IIlda Stephenson. "a years
old a nurse a. the Harper hospital.
went With him They wanted to-
get married In Toledo and surprise
their Detroit friends.
When the couple reached Toledo.
the marriage license clerk had left
for the day They went TO the To-
ledo police headquarters and explain
ed the matter 10 the Officer at Gel
desk An ofiicer was sent with the|
couple 30 the clerks home and Al
license was made out The two|
were then married in the Toledo
Episcopal church.
The Toledo police sent word 'o|
Tho Highland Park police letting
them In on the news PatrolmanI
Flynn and his bride returned TO De-
troit. Tuesday. but word Of the mar
riage preceded them Tn centre
force. dressed in parade clothes.
MAS on hand 10 congratulate the
couple
Flynn met Miss Stephenson in the
Harper hospital where she had nurs-
ID him FOR seven months when heI
vas suffering from blood poisoning
lie har been member 81 the vii !
Iace police force two years
The couple are living at No i5t
TyleTaye
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
EC0RSE BOND
ISSUE CARRIES
Electors Approve $4,000 APP
preparation For Water
Extension

Wgsou' a sseEtins vote, Ecorse
electors. rgesday, approved the us.
GOO bond sSae for water extensions
Aoout - ssuo,s. a very light vote.
were cssJ
TAe funds from the bond issue
a., se used 20 extend water mains
10 those Forth end subdivisions.
wh.c1 are ,r need o; the improve
usut
Paving ~ the other half az The
Ecorse orldge approach. will Dc
started within very few days
TraHc will soon De iet upon tie IN.
shed side
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
SUBURBAN NEWS
ANN ARBOR

Word from Capt. ( wilson a. FL
PAso. stated today that recruiting
ofrcer would be sent here immediate
Is sor the purpose 90 recruiting an.
other company 20 take the place ~
CO T. now ~ The border
"ptps" working on Michigan Cen
trail and Ann Arhor line trains early
this week reaped q rich harvest. sc-
cording to reports from passenger
Who lost yaluAeies Nffcers are seek
ing the men
Mrs Jacob FschrlNach. So rest
dent II WAsAtenaw county FOR over
50 years died here yesterday
Ann Arhor women living N the VI
entity In which rurfew whistle cp-
Grated hv tire city. vAs located today
declared they wanted 20 hear the
whistle blow again II Was recently
declared nuisance ny the council
and ordered discontinued IL may be
re.nstated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
NAB 4 SPEEDERS
WITHIN AN HOUR;
ALL ARE FINED

4 record IN arrestlng speeders
was made by tho Highland Park 20
lice. Tuesday, when i've men were
brought into court within one hour
All we're fined They were George
O'Neill. son OF a Detroit FIRE depart
ment ofcial. SIS. Walter Cullen.
No. 372 McClellan-ave, $40. ENe
Krieg. No. 81 Chandler ave, SO:
Glen Mckenzie. No IS Louise-ave..
$40. Stephen Kovi. No 6s7 Canitr
ave. $40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
WYANDOTTE

Branch :. A q n viii elect deie-
gates - the state convention IN De-
trott next week a. meeting Thurs
Say evening IN - patrirks school
Sons 81 Rest will - the guests cf
John i CahalNn. Aug IS 10 a dinner
a. SunnVsid~. ont
Mss Be..ie Felt. Big Rapids. q.
visiting relatives here
Funeral services for Frank. the
months-old son % Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Mrnsek NJ $50 Siddle-ave
WI - hold Thursday morning from
- Fs'rf~k.s church
Pythtsr sisters will give a lawn
social Wrtr e~tRy evening on TIE
grounds Of II : AnspaUEh. North
Line
Iotai expenditure sor Jolly ~ The
poor commissioners. was 81 accord
INK 20 A report read 20 tHe city com
n ssiuu Tuesday evening
Nsighhorhood Pleasure club Will
meet "wednesday evening In Arhsiter
hall Arrangements for The annual
outing viii 30 completed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
Sugar Market

sugnrs-Detroit Wholesale prices:
Crystal aomlnoes. 2-lb. ans. crys-
tai dom noes. 5-lh-. slIls. eagle tab
let's. ssSS; cut leaf. s.. cubes. - as:
xxKx powdered. $50 standard pow
dered. ss0S. grAnulated. extra coarse
o. SO. granuLAted. see In bulk. s-.s5;
graduated. Alb cartons. sf.sSs gran
uIated. 20-ib cartons t-Ts. crystal
dominoes. graduated. alb, 21-l p.
and S-l6. cartons, IN cases. s. %
crystal dominoes granulated. half
cases. sS.Q5. diamond A. iI5 con-
5 $3.50. No. :. SIS No. :. $3.50 No.
s. s74s. No. .. $40 No. 10. tI.1s,
No Il. g. 80. No - s. Is No II
s7.e No. -. $40 No. IS. $40; nom
cakinE mixture. So beet grAnulated.
tT5s household powdered. lib. car
tons. "a 20 case sac per case, -
20 case, sac Per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTockY.RDs


DETROIT Aug IS-Csttis Ma
ket opening ipGI5c higher best
heavy steers ssas55. best HANDY
weight butcher steers I;g5a775
mixed steers and 1e,serS s. s5a7
handy light butchers. sass lgEt
butchers - 80 as best COWS s. q
so. butcher COWS 1868 common
COWS, 81 50 u SIS Gamers 59u&2i.
best heavy bulls ssQs5D bologna
bulls. s. 80 ass stock bulls ;IG
50 feeders 81 80 = Is stockers
s. 20 s. mixers and spr = gers $40 2
- veal calves Market steady.
best tii50ui2 heavies l5Gs50.
sheep and lambs Market steady.
best lambs. $40 50 FAR am s g. So u
10 q light 20 corn mon lambs. s. 10
yHsriirgs. fsG 50 FAR 20 good sheep.
IS 80 gIlls and common. st574
5 Hogs MarHst l0c higher york
ers ard veAy.ss il0l5G Pigs
8 - a so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16

STEEL CLIMBS
TO HIGH MARK
u. 8. and Republic Show Great
est Advance In
Years

NEW YORK Aug. ls.-The
stock market opened today with a
general fractional increase In ran
issues. rejecting confidence IN me
settlement OF the railroad lauor
troubles. There was a. slight iah'
ing of In other issues.
United States Steel roached the
highes, price today since 1910 ~nen
n sold al 80 during the SECOND hoH'
OF the market. ~
Republic Steel preferred, sei'lhs
at ll3. and Marine Common A.
so3-s. established new high recoFus
for those issues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
Wyandotters Are
Warned To Boil
Drinking Water

B0,, your drinking and cooking
water Is The advice city Physician
T J. Laagl1is = giving Wyandotte
people
The Wyareotte supply OF water.
AIKEN from the Detroit river, IS
r-sa'ed ei'5 chlorine. which takes
atarly all the impurities out There
Is a small percentage. however. EFF
in ne water, which can only De
purlfed hv hoiiing. saw ofhc!als.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
Plan TO POLICE
HALF ACRE

At'er thorough Investigation Of
The conditions in tho district OF
Ham'rauck town hip cas- Of HiRn-
land PARK known e., "liclls Half
Acre" The township boar has de
cided 10 submit 20 ne people al the
next election a prc posiucu 70 VOTE"
money Tor police protection for the
residents A prcu,nt. 'hr onlr pro
lection IN rha village o. even 6y
the saJooEkccpef. vto b re- moT 10
Eeep orda- A aaup.Ep las boot
started &C. clean uI rhe district
Most 81 The people f-e living in IN.
sanitary conditions aid the danger
cf diseases is considered great
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
MayOralty Candidate
Applauded At Initial
Address
CALLS CONNOLLY
MACHINE MAN
Cites Auto Menace to
Show Administra-
ton Laxity

Opening his campaign FOR the
Democratic nomination for mayor,
Charles s Hampton, in an address
AZ No 9253 Gratiot-ave. Tuesday
night. scored the present admins
tration for It's failure 20 protect the
public, declared his intention. II
elected chief executive OF the city.
10 stop the overcroVdiug Of street
cars. and asserted that the enforce
ment Of the city's Laws and the aoo.
lltion OF boss" rule in politics
would be Two things for which he
would work with all his might
Mr. Hampton made a stirring ap
peal for civic dscency. and won
much applause Tie had much 10
say about the danger In which pc
destrians were put by disregard Of
trsfhc laws by automobiles and as
serted tina, he would seek an imme
date solution TO this vital prob
lem 80
Why. do you know that i42 per
sons were killed on our streets In
one year by automobiles ." shouted
the candidate
Boss rule. Mr. Hampton said vas
In part responsible for this condi-
ton. because 4, permitted laxity Of
Law enforcement.
MFR Hampton gave election and
primary statistics which he contend
Cd ssowed that Judge William +
Connolly. his opponent. controlled
number Of precincts and was with.
our qu stion a political boss lie
declared that so long as Detroi, had
boss rule in politics. the city's laws
would be disregarded and the city
would remain rendezvous for Law
breakers
Mr. Hampton said in part
The underlying cause Tor The -efr~
81 lawlsFsress is that IN the city ~
Detroit government bv the people
haE been sNpplanfed - the rule -
fhe boss There hasn't been m hon
The city - Detroit or The last ten
wears The little BOSSES - tns pre-
rinrts have turned 'h@ trick FOR the
rfvLe Drftieft 10 good .i- z~~
high n iri"a and siHra'ed gentleman.
Hut 7 dread - think what wiil nap
pen 20 Divir when the MARY steam
roller htfs him two weeks from 'o-
day Anf IN spite - me ro'.r tou-
record % NIX Eill Connolly. m
spite ~ the fact that I WI g@t The
support - the Law and border demo-
Gratis the oriEiDHi Wilson democrats
md the organized labor democrats !
don't advise any ~ Hpu o. bet 'aef
my majority viii be more than 5000
votes
IN short the Hrst dutv - every law
abiding citizen 10 80 pun down tha
boss and smash ais political machine
n ~ r tremendous JOB. and % never
can - Finished unless someone be-
gins ~ 7 may not 10 able 10 COM
pie's tho work hut a. any rate 7
shall make IL possible for some good
man 10 be elected MAYOR on 0ne o., b
- rr IN. Other two years from now
The foundation rock upon which
our social structure has been built
- obedlense 10 The law am one ~
the many Hho realize that sV"rNthtnz
NJ which tho people Of Detroit 80
Justly complain = the natural con
sequence of dlsobeilenre and disrs-
gard FOR iAV In general terms
Therefore ny position might he stated
In one sentence. All persons re-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DnnninR A strvrn.

EAST BTFFAfO \ = Aux u
Cattle ears dull prime steers SO
qi5s0 good 20 rho!c. ts2fue Is.
FAR 20 good. ss50as-s PLAIN and
cosrs. f75Gs ysartngs dry fsd
t4dto best handy steers fssdas,
light butcher steers t--5ds best
butcher rE steers and heifs~s mixed
8 .hHF G~a' heavy "a cows "a
p butcher ~oss t5t0as cutters
Sf-id rarn.rs 81 5o04 'an~y
COMMON rulf- t5f1Q57s good stoek-
srs - ~ tlght. common Ffocko-s
fEn fssSers t-0rz5 mfi~hsrs
ard sp- ~FsrH ssrd 20
Hogs lt rsrF gssr. hea.y g. 60
q ~ g.rkerp 80 -0st0s1 rFEr
fs-s
ShssC rers stasty t5p Ia-ts
HIS a-rzs tflr1a 50 wsf-erh
tsrF ewes Z =T
Calves san
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
NEW yoRK PRoDTCE

NEW YORK Aug Is.--F'I0ur. IN
active. nominal Pork. frm mess.
SIS so a 20 lard steady uiddlswest
spot. ti37s413 sugar. raw. arm
er centrifugal a6-test i551 nGsco-
vado ss-tsst IS refined. unsettled
cut loaf ISIS. crushed s. powdered
t7l96 1s5 Eranulat@1 s. y so. Cot
fee. Rio No. : on spot, p = Taluw.
frm special 50, city. 80 country.
Td1s. Hay. irregular, prime, g. 30,
No g. ssU soc clover, +0c GSl.l9
Dressed poultry steady turkeys.
25u3a chickens 81 2 see fowls ga
2ZLc ducks Lons Islands. zoe.
Live poultry easy geese he;
ducks 100 Gle. fowls -. nlsLz
turkeys i5nisC. ROSTERS. lic chick
en-. broilers. sou -2C.
Cheese firm@r state milk common
II .r.-F.f . z A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
YPSILANTI

NJ ard Mrs. William ScovilIe. who
hAs been teaching physical culture
In ire Grand Rapids schools. has se-
-ept@t similar position IN the gsi-
lanti school system
Mrs George Thompson ans dauEh-
ters the Misses Esther and FRANCES
~ south Huror-st.. VIII issv- al ne
outing ar Petoskey
Mrs. Maria Peel county probation
officer ~ Ann Araor was r the etty
Tuesday e. r Official business
Mr ana Mr. VIM secklnger 81
WINS were In the city Tuesday
Mrs DAVID Gardner and daught~rs
son N4H viii leave "wednesday tor
an oat.-F A. Putin Bay 100
thasuarl1rs - the n r church Wtfh
tionals A. IRE BUSINESS meeting u
was voted 20 strtulte i0n prob BIZ
ton fans at che saturday ever INK
perforuanses iu the two rf'y PLAY
houses The program consisted -
read ngs from n~wapAp"rs relative 20
the Dry campo g. Mrs 7. Newell
gave GOV Ferris opinion - the sa-
Ioon. which were oppressed " %
pn-~rfain terms and stated that tire
governor declares thst pu' % cry
30 aYi-es are comm tied under IN" in
Nr~rse q nalar Mrs J ? Cottrsll
gave some helpful plans that she
aid should 30 pushed until after siec-
tior and even through The rsConEtrGc-
sirr period Mrs ~ghifoht named %
reasons Tor opposing the "a loon Ms
VI warner conducted parl amen
tary drtu
R'ver-st. Ri. torn up from cross-st
o. Ml-hlRau-ase. in the process %
l.hsd p.,6 - park tnrouga the en-
tire center wfil 30 Cr~ - The pref
fissr dr - In. the city
william Webb. = First-svs. "a re-
Mrs Jessie Miller and Mrs Matte
HAYDEN will represent the local or
der - Pythtsn sisters a. no grand
Ra,il. crs.N SEPT $
Ms r Bird Expects 20 i-sy" in
few days To- = several weeks So
Nrs Ann Hopkins returned Tues
day 20 her home in Denver. colo
Ire family % " Payne, ~
Cross w.l move tris week TO
sattr> where Mr. Payne mas gone
bcu.e ras Been s6Id T. " 4 Nc
CuI'u-. - Reese
Misc EilEareth Arsr~rOU Of
s1nm3'-st. = spending the month
Al.s-t Russell i building a sne
porch m as r~-itArrs on sVTnIt-st
Nra r MagFarians and sonA
s,.rsv.e~ a. the MarFarIanua summer
ru-ea ~ PaekskiI On ne ~ 4dson
NJ NanEurtaoe wax sarrerly Miss
lena W1rder - .r.s ~''v
Gus Gavin - a. EIz home on y
dart a, me pantraIlar mare Mill
In witch be suffered the loss y. a
srge-
Nra Nfa-ang~ ant sauRhss- Mss
rr'y.rst1 xiissausp uiIi nay. soon
80 ~ &c. arsrtrsrt houss on
\ usr-fItora, ~ Ann Ar5o- where
No. -.tft rrarafe a Arg. ~ N
rrrr-t-g 49,.
re- u, rdzs club will be .ntsr-
.atr.a z.~Iasv aft~-roor a, ne hom.
= ~. 80 z,asbfar r.ar Fr,lns
ska
r. e. NJ. 49, ruy~b..d a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16

The following arms are privileged
20 execute orders on N. Exchange
". p Moss & Co. CARLYLE & Povah.
Geo u West a Co. 2 z. Maccrons
q Co. II, W. Noble 4 Co. .; L sey-
rill. Lynch a Co W A Hamllr a
Co. WIN. A. Seer & Co. Sinclair 4
Couls. Emmet |. sprsgue. VIM II,
Co. W Reilly a Co. Natthew
Ffnu. ". wallace Co, L~vis o
stocksrd * Co. Bennett Smith
Gcrtou
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
NEW YORK COTTON MaRkEr
quotations BY raine. webber a {


F. CHICAGO. Aus Butter Ex-
tras. 9shc; nrsts. 3f1 n 7sc, dairy ~.
tras. ssis 6aTe. nrsts, asa Use Eggs
Prime ordinsry. f2aa7hc. nrsts, a2R
AVE, Cheese: Twins. isb WibN
try: Fowls, isdifAe: ducks. lie
geese. io2fae. sprinss lsG7ic, tur.
keys. isc. Potatoes. Minnssofs 81
Jersey. si.cSGt.io. new potatoes 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16

~ recent meeting % the stoek-
holders - The Kirby SorRe- Feisks
60. real estate firm IN the pirne Rank
huIIdinE the number - directors was
Increased 20 stB. the following new
members being chosen. Edward To-
bias Edward scheidersr ard Harry J
Heiden The other three directors
are Paul A Serge. Albert r. Fslsks
aud Jos l. Cunningham
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
rnI-Enn CnAIN

TOLEDO AIz is-Ciose wheat.
East 3. So September. o. SO May.
8 81 - sm5e- u sii1 corn cash.
81 MAJ. ff, september. s5kc De
.e1.D -7e oats Cash. tt+e MAJ.
a. Rye Cash. tit0 Clovsrse~d
ohsh 80 20 october. tin 20. Dererra
tsr 500. Aisike Prime. - -
Tiwothy cash. no Butter Brio X
creamery. sc tub creamery, Ale
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16

~rf.ErJ Aux t5=Hogs Re-
re.rrH. UErt rHFEsf i5c higher heav.
teF SO stdftst mediums trA0
30 - -rrke~s 15If0s6 good
p'Es t.ffn0 oz5 calves MARKET
sf~aay -rssp ard lambs Market
afrrHy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
petrelt eank ci,arina,

Detroit bank clearinRs for Tues
day were g. i1sit2ss Total clear.
ings for 1915 ~ date we're sf.2sf,-
0ss ,e35 20 a. agains' ts55.24s. 35s ~
FOR the corresponding period In 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16

rrintiaE---tse pisiu Rest ktnd--,s.,
n rtaht--Times Job Dept-Msiu ss7a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16

ELaIN. m, Aes li.Bat,st All
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
BIRMINGHAM
w~t:orey--NrHrtde


Mrs Eitth McGorey. daughter 90
Mrs Martha Wood, and Harry =
Mcbride both ~ birmingham were
married Tuesday evening az : o'clcc K
IN the wood ward ave Baptist churrh =.
Detroit The marriage CEREMONY was
performed b. Rev nr. W Brown.
o. Detroit They were attended ~
Miss Ruth Hamilton. ~ Lima ohio.
- = a NIECE ~ N" groom. and
Thomas Wood. II Detroit. who IL \
brother - The bride After the mar
riags ceremony wedding lunCheoa
was serN ed IN ;he Statlsr hotel IN
Detroit The bride and groom went
IN trip - NacktasW and when thy
r-tgrr vii make their horne on Sou'h
Woodward ave
Born % M- and Mrs John C1arks-
ton. 81 Bloomfield wills. a son.
Mr. AMI Mrs Elmer Huston started
THIS morning on a trip TO Duluth.
relatives n Chatham. Ont.
~ and Mrs David Lowe spent
Tuesday N Pennington
Gerald Bell - visiting relatives N
Mr And Mrs Howard Smith. -
Port Huron tave BEEN recent guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. " g Murry On south
Woodward ave
The Rsdpsth Chauiauqua ~lll e~
hsld in Birmingham Aug 22-es on
Mr. and Mrs. william Roner hove
gone 20 Boston Mass 70 spend the
remainder 81 me summer
Mr. and Mrs Fred Parks and
daughter Clara have gone 20 Mack
NAV 70 spend Two weeks
u 4 smith. u Plymouth. 10 visit
ing hls mother. Mrs Coruelia Smith.
or Ham iiton-avs
Mrs Ernest Albeit has r~'urned
from a visit with Mrs John B!'ss. ~
Eosegtffe
Msr Beatrice Macarthur wsn' Tues
cav 20 the Pontiac city hospital 90 un-
dsrEo Ar operation for appendlrits
Mi@s Edifh V-Hlips has gone -
- Johns 20 visit relatives
Born 70 Mr. and W. william
smith ~ Sterling tow nip. a son
NJ aud Mrs. Aou~r Mcclellan have
returned from = tip 20 Mackinaw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-27
Game Association Stirred to-
~ " X " ~ X
Take Up It's Pen by Padilla

The Taos Game ana Fish Protective
association protests tu letter TO
State Game warden Trinidad g. de
liaea against statements made by Dep
uts came Warden Camille e. fadilla
In an address before the state game
protective association here.
Here Is the letter.
Taos. y NJ. March "a. 1916.
r. Trinidad G.. DC Baca State Game
and Firth Warden. Santa Re, \. NJ
Dear Sir--Gn March ia there APP
peafed in Albuquerque Morning Jour
mai speech Of Deputy Warden Ca
milo Padilla, It CODY of which we
herewith enclose, ana which IL errp-
neous in every particular.
Now, the facts are;
On the evening Of December 2A, In
formation WIS received that number
Of Indians had left Taos that morning
for costllla and Red river county to
hunt deer. and thai another party
would be leaving December - Also,
Information was received from Questa
that party Of seven indians were
seen hunting near Latin Peck on the
morning Of December -. The reason
that 70 many Indians were out hunt
ing ~ this particular time was that
they were attempting to XIII deer in
order 20 have their horns and fresh
skins for their annual dccr dance,
which vas TO be held on January g.
This information was received both by
the Taos Game and Fish Protective
a ssOeiulon and The forest service. a
Wire was semi 60 yon by The forest
serVlec and also by the Taos Game
and Fish Protective association urg-
ing that q deputy he cent from Santa
re 10 hahdle the situation I'm reply
TO these messages you sent the follow
Ing wire to the furest service
send man for Indians at once. If
necessary. send two and have man ill
oath Of office fife with you ADVISE
results ~ soon a possible
Upon receipt Of thia message Off
GERS Of the forest service conferred
with the executive committee of the
Taos Game ana Fish Protective assn.
citation. and on endaa1 or was made to
securc the services Of man 10 han
die the situation. Il was impossible.
however, 10 find a reliable party who
would undertake the job Therefore.
a wire WIS sent back, ia the effect
that no reliable men could be- secured
TO handle this work, and in reply. on
the morning Of December 80, the fol
lowing wine, signed by YOU. was re-
ceiSed.
"cannot send man from here. ~ !
am not well enough posted on the
case Get TIVE men there and send
out together. Suggest Frank Riley for
one.
When lhis message was received II
was not understood why you should