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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
BIRMINGHAM

william Fr,dericks. aged "a years.
died Of cancer % the stomach Tnurt-
day ~ the home ~ hts daughter.
Mrs Brit Tnrworth. ForeEt-st he
IS survived ny two daughters. hrs
Tuxworth and Mrs Orie Smith. ~
John and CharieF % Saskatehe wan,
Canada and J~hert ~ birmingham
The funeral Will be held Saturday az.
tsrnoon ct . o'clock ~ the home ~
hts dsurhter, Nrs TnNworth. Burial
will DO In Greenwood cemetery.
The hoat from birmingham for the
Oakland county centennial 20 be held
IN Pontiac In August. will represent
the Toy cabin 81 1916
Dr. ". = nifty and family have
returned from trip 20 Mackinac.
Ira Chatfeld started Thursday for
Portland ore where no will visit
hts daughter Mrs 2 r. wiiiston.
James Campbell is ~ IN his home
Alfred Johnson has returned from
Mt. Clemens. where he has been TAX
Ing mineral baths
Mrs ROY Could 10 M In her HON.
on East Maple-ave
The Philathea class 81 the First
Raptts, church will meet this even
In Troy.
Thurlbv Rundel. ~ Detroit. ~ viz
itinE relatives here
Mrs. Rae Mulholand. 81 Highland
Park. IL guest 81 her mother, Mrs
wesley Paint. West MRpie-avs
The Berecca class of the First
ssaptist church had picnic Thurs
Mr.. and Mrs Allie T. Lower ars
spending the summer in their cottage
at lpper Straits iaAe --,->,.--
hsa Rose Blow ana little ssa. q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

acted in Highland Park requiring all
telephone wires to he laid under
ground before 1889. The work is be-
ing done now because 81 the tearing
up ~ the street for th. n l. n car
Track extensions on Hamilton olNd..
and the paving on second and John
Mr. rschude and family moved on
Thursday from No. s2S Ford-sve..
TO No. Sc PasadenA-Rve,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict and dAugh-
UsEsi neIis. Graz" and hsssi OF NJ;
their vacation at Square Lake
Mr. and MIS- M,us ~ Butterfield,
~ No; SIS Glendale.ave.. are making
Mr. and Mrs Merrill Bell OF No
- Grand.sNe. east, are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs, William Thompson. %
Miss ple.~o- N.''-v ~ Nm 40
Monterey-avs- entertained siN
asy evening at aor nems
lan Mr, .. se n Of 81 M 49, s,s HIGH,
home through q serious illness for
th~ past week.
Mss Marjorie Parker. OF No. 30
AZ Ray View. with friends
C'fire 10 his residence. Nc ? Grand
az west n,,, 1ntil the eemple,ion o. hi:
about Dec /
NJ BENTLEY. the bass singer OF the
fi % rstnrn Sunday to resume hts
regular place.
The Christian Endeavor society ~
ne Preseyterian church viii meet
kathleen and Leah Nelson. OF No -
Nvalcn-Ave
An ne Young Peoples societies OF
he Highland Park churches viii
nj 81 pa ~
n Sataurdav
on FRIDAY evening July IL. the
Trinity FrVr-'r VIII give a
" orehestrs and . variety
fires hut.. a.. nose at
ending
Mr and Mrs Riley and family
we 20 NortlAnd-sve
Miss Marion Rose % No. lsS High
'aud-aNe-. j. spendtns a few weeks
Rem stslnhsp.r. OF No ass wat
uu-ave. was arrsigned Thursday IN
'ust,ce tAnagan's court for peddltng
rEetahles IN he village Without a
license He Paid IS costs
Nathan Gerschtnson: ~ No. 90:
LRBslle-avs. was nnsd 81 costs by
Hs,lce flanagan Thursday Tor park
us his automobile IN a safety none
20 days N m. Detroit house OF cor
-rct.on Thursday for being drunk
M disorde-iy ~ Justice Marshall.
Edward Smedley. Of No. 1875 vii
Nlns-st was arrAignei In Justice
NarShRiIs court THURSDAY for rid
lrg nths Sidewalk with a motor
cycle, lie paid s. costs
Miss Mabie Kinn-r OF No. 2ss Cort
lAni-aNs. - spending the week end
at her summer home at Fair Haven
John Melenny. OF Royal OAK was
arraignpd and sentenced 20 Is days
In the Detroit house OF correction by
Justice Marshall Thursday for being
a drunk ard ftSorderiv nprson
Louis SchAffer. OF No 80. Tuxed'
ave. paid a rnc % sl9 and IS costs
for speeding
Joe Mellen. OF Pittshurs Pa stole
an aUtN'uohii@ robe from an automo-
bile whit. under Tha Influence OF
l!quor He was sentenced 10 % days
in the Detroit house OF correction hy
Justice Marshall without the option
OF paying fue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

$3.50. -. 49, .f--t-..fs -.
ean'aia MaLS MssdalenS oy
the R'aVtn 'enCn .othPosst. a. 'uus
whiSR VIII % pIes.hteu earn w -"
gust IN itaNs kuullu' luh
y Ih~ Fltst Nalivhsl bsnA mas P"I
chased thr Psilsht' Sums
property IN fpsuAnN tSNhN''F "1
'"nsldrrS Ion was sPuuV.
Mts Maine tihe ref'fam - 49,,
tslhlhk ne. otpthsF '"P'- NUM-
Sn,th' OF ~ ei'n't ,,-.,.L -,
Nr ana ANTS. AioerJ drrr''N, D
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=, MIS-, Seors' An' NJ {" s,,nt,s.
49,, g IVAN
- -. s,rnr. o.,,.'.. driving her
.,,,ln,,ttts rhupsf. ,ffeInoon near
- N,S,niy.n Sa,trsi tstnt IAN irto
- htryria M, ,uungster
nj hsalv NM bgt M machine
rSs hadlV smashed
nur6.r ~ Italians az work for
the N a. n II Go struck tur higher
vases ard left the ctty Thur sday az
ternoon Ths company VIII nli the
vacated ranks with new men.
The Ypsilantt band Viii S'Nr a pun
lie recital SATURDAY. afternoon from
$50 20 on Michigan near the
new post office
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
CONLON MAY RUN
FOR PROSECUTOR
Friends of Attorney Are Urg-
ing Him to Get Into
the Race.

Thomas A. Conlon. well-known Ia.
trolt attorney. may oppose Prose
cutor Charles n JasnowsN for the
Republican nomination Mr. Con
Ions friends are urging him 70 en-
ter the race. and he will make q
definite decision IN feN days
Although not candidate in The
spring election a year ago. Mr. Con
Ions name was written on the b. j.
lot by more than 1900 voters. II
he emf era the fight be promises y
whirlwiud campaign
Mr.. Conlon was teacher l.
years He Is graduate ~ the
Michigan State Normal college and
the University % Michigan, and has
been practicing law for Is years
Mr.. Conlon is we'll known in ANA.
tour baseball circles having been a
star OF considerable brilllsncv in hi,
day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
YPSILANTT.

Frank McKinstry has resumed his
duties in The Comstoek dry goods
store after weeks vacation.
Phelps Grouse has severed his con-
r.ctton with the Detroit Edison Co.
IN Detroit and moved TO Ypsilanti 10
engage Ia the electrical business for
himself
Ber: Young has purchased a nne
new grain separator and engine and
has begun threshing wheat In the
futile Hill and RAwsonyills neigh
thr.shed from the aslds and yields
OF from 80 20 30 bushels 20 the acre
are being reported and u 10 nearly
all OF an Al quality
Mrs Milo Gage OF Rives-st-. 10
spending the week at the home - 4
sister in Detroit
Mrs frank Ward snd daughter,
Miss Dorothy. Mrs Sherwood and
Mss Iva Beach spent Thursday u
The lar burn summer home AZ Whit
Mrs O Scott ard daughters
write that they have reached their
destination at Schgyierville. ~ y
but that the Eoyase was not with
steamer city Of Detroit and headed
FOR Buffalo " was discovered thpt
tn. vessel was unit for the voyage
A return was made 20 Detroit and
the next evening another vessel was
boarded
A meeting Of the ". r c. will be
held Friday afternoon at o'clock
in the q A r hall
Prof s6Artrk- Alexander Ia d.
rsctinz the summer chorus OF about
100 voices They are preparing the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
WYANDOTTE TO
HAVE BEACH
FOR BATHERS

wYANDOTTE, July 2i.--A bath
ing beach and bath house will be a
reality In Dyandotte within a week.
Construction OF a dressing room
battery and the clearing OF the
beach at the foot OF Poplar-st., prior
TO the filing in OF the space with
gravel, Is nov being pushed. the
city commission having charge Of
the dressing compartments construc-
ton and the Eberts Brothers Co.
owners OF q large dock and gravel
yard near the new beach, doing the
clearing and nlhng.
No notice Of their intentions was
given by the Eberts company. who
are doing the work gratis. The nrm
made only two conditions. and they
were that the city build the house
and keep a guard there during the
swimming hours. The beach con
sists OF about 200 feet OF river front
near Poplarst., and runs out from
shore about $50 feet. hitting the
channel there Eberts Brothers Co
have alread ycleared the beach OF
stones and rubbish. and are await
ing the arrival of a boatload OF
grovel from the lake. Boys are al
ready swimming in the new beach
In explanation Of the move, an OF
fcisl OF the company said, Friday
I'VE have long seen the necessit,
OF q public bathing beach for Wyan
dotte. and. having every facility &c
do the work with our shovels and
scrapers, offered our services to the
city, upon the condition that the
com mission build the dressing rooms
and keep a guard. The work is en-
tireiy gratis. and no admission viii
be charged 20 the beach. The new
place IL in condition for swimming
already. for older boys. but a. the
gravel has not arrived. small chill
dren will not be allowed for about
week"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
WYANDOTTE

vora has seer received here ~
the wound uE - Ira Perr'go. - ~
TINS sity ~ 'Ns HEntirg IN France
Te~-jEc Joined 'he American legion
IN canada about a wear aEC
Ths inquest into the drowning or
CIV 10 Geach - Jackson whose body
vns trrrd Thu-stAy July - by
Capt " " Price - the Mama lDda
liz Was postponed from Thursday
- " ~fay evening - Justice Ed
ward HaAttis
After having gone down tcr 'Ne
second time Margaret s-Yaar-pid
"a gsfsr ~ NREnus Meier Forest
81 butcher was rescued from the
water on the SUGAR Island bathing
beach Hy guards The gtrl was
worked over for short time ard
sOCr revived
Margaret vas resr shore, when she
s'rrr-8 into hole sinking iuue-
dlRtr'y az she was unable TO swim
A. thsrs wss large crowd. she was
nor noticed for sof0A time Finally.
her sister Lorens -. also swimming.
noticed me Nttls girl was not n
sight and screamed FOR help Tire
life guard tN~n rezru-d her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
START WORK ON
ECORSE BRIDGE

ECORsE, July 2l.-work on the
paving OF the Ecorse creek bridge
northern approach. al West Jerer-
son-ave. has been started. The road
IL to be paved with concrete
The council Is now awaiting some
action by the Ford village fathers.
as they have the southern side.
while motorists are looking forward
TO the time when the danger OF the
-hair-pin" curve Is eliminated. This
location has been the scene OF many
motor accidents
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. A Wait has returned 10 her
home at No. is7 Cortisndavs-. from
q two weeks visit In Clinton. Ont
Bueford Blanchard. OF No. 7os
Highiand-avs. spent "Wednesday at
Royal Oak
Mr.. and Mrs Evans moved Thurs
day from No ss Buena Nista-ave.
west 20 Edmunds-avs.
Robert Monford, OF No. % High
Iacd-ave. 10 spending re summer al
Lake Orion with relatives
The Bell Telephone Co has began
the laying OF the cables on Hamilton
blvd, second-avN and John r So
within the village limits In ar~Ord-
anes with an ordinances recently en-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
ACCIDENTS
ARE INCREASED
Report of State Industrial
board Shows More Mishaps
Last Six Months.

The semi annual report OF Gilbert
" Dickson. secretary OF the indus
rial accident board. shows large
increase In every department over
The corresponding six months last
year
The increased accidents may b."
traced 10 the pro sp"rjty Of state in
dustries in that they are employing
increased forces The total number
~ accidents for the siV.month period
VAS 24.1f6 as against 1921 in 1918
Iron mining leads the list In causes
claiming the lives OF 81. Railroad
are next with % Mines led the list
IN the 1918. and railroads were sec
ond
The total amount paid IN com
pcnsation from Jan 90 July J.,
1916. WAS ss043saco. an increase
OF &2l9SlS 20. number OF employer
under The act. 1909. increase ~
nearly 1000. number Of employ ea
under the act. 100000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
FORD

p G Brooks & son Construction
Co. Of Jackson. was rerowu1 lend -
Thursday might for the t2s 900 water
extension contracts ~ the commit
tee In charge u is expected The
Will 30 accepted nv
tho council next Thur-day In the
regular session. The extensions are
70 give service o. several new sTbdt.
visions IN the western and northern
parts OF ths village
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
SAIL TO
AID POLAND
By UNITED PRESH

NEW YOR, July 3l--Backed by
an appropriation OF $500. 900, com
Wttee OF ave prominent Jews. head.
q by The Rev Judah L. Magnes.
chairman OF the Kelilah. viii sail
within few days 10 investigate con.
dj'icns IN Poland
Tgr fund which sends them 70
-elieyo tho sun ring In Poland and
Galicia is the latest addition 10 the
Jewish relief funds in America,
which have already tolaled more
THAI 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
FERRIS WILL NOT.
Be CANDIDATE.

FERRIS WILL -. 49,.
LANSING, Mich. July 2l.--Gov.
Ferris will not be a candidate for
the third time. His anal decision Is
given in a telegram 20 Chairman
Stevenson. OF the Democratic state
central com mittee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
HEAT WAVE
PASSES; 20
ARE DEAD

fOoDe1mDe1 from Page Onet
makes an average of more than two
pr day. which probably is the high.
81 mortality record from the same
cause in Detroit
The prostrAtions OF Thursday in
Guided Maxur Kicurx. an employe
u the d. p. w. He was removed
% the city receiving hospital. where
HIS recovery Is expected. In Har-
per hospital is William Peckham.
q, Of Dearborn. He was overcome
while directing gang Of men in
the construction OF a new Edison
building corner OF Woodward and
Cortland-aves.. Highland Park.
Like breath from the north pole
came the wind nurries Thursday az
ternoon. Shortly before o'clock
The sun became obscured and the
migrant brecxes gathered force and
swept over the city in gusts that be-
tokened 4 small hurricane.
The sky was heavy with rain
cloud. but very little Of the coveted
moisture fell in the scorched down
town district. A few large drops
eplattsred here and there. While
this tantalixing exhibition was ON in
the downtown and east side dis
tx1cfs. persons In the northern and
western sections Of the city were
treated 70 q generous downpour.
main fall In torrents At the Detroit
otock yards. Belle Isle was favored,
TO. though none fell on the main
kind Of the east side.
The electrical element Of the
STERN crippled several lines OF the
lnterurban car service. including the
ullnt division, the d. j. q c. road to
JoalSou, and the Pontiac and Or
ohard Lake divisions.
0oK1Ds Friendly society At Pine lake,
casght nrs during the storm. Grace
Coolsy avsrted . serious blaze by
Nn1ng . hand extinguisher. As II
~, the roof was split and the tele-
vAons and electric light services
tsnDoesriiy put out OF commission.
The iuifation storm didn't Last
gresx while, but the temperature
w. Appgsc4ably lessened, descend
\ ing from 81 degrees at 7:45 to II At
,. n. Al . p. m. the thermome-
~ Stood ut "a. and there 1t remain
- until ) o'clock In the morning,
when the mark was 73. AZ and s
O'Clock Friday morning the temper
o3ure vas II degrees.
Mr.. Conger says that the break IN
e0ly Temporary, and That Detroit
M continue to have warm weather
- some time.
On Of the peculiar freakish twists
q Ne threatened storm manifested
Asolf n the vicinity Of the ID. Y. X.
oox1e q Hamiltcn-olvd. and Hol-
AeeNWU.. where . sand and dust
STERN Yaged nke . typhoon. For tso
bloot1 south Of the car barns. and
extsnAlng north TO the West Grand
b1vd., the sand and dust swirled and
sdAysd, causing temporary cessa
ton OF street car traffic because mo
toemsn could not see through tn,
saud clouds, while conductors ant
passengers hurried like mad TO Close
car windows. From the boulevard
north to Highland Park there wer'
black skies and thunder and light
ming. but only few scattered
splashes Of rain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
RIVER ROUGE

Nr arr Mrs = Q S~aAau. % West
Jefferson and TParbcrn- Mr.
sr5 Mrs PttY S~ehsldt and Mira e
Gray % ToRnto. n1otorsd 20 Fair
Haven Thur(fay
Mr. and Thomas MavrAnd and
visitinE Ives and friends IN
Cleveland ochicaEo
After a - Illness FASTENED ~
the szs<odsy hot weather Mrs
My Mssy - -. .iea Thar:aay
Mrs 7 J Sanders. 5lt5 West JET.
III son-avs Mrs. EtscklnE capa 20
Yiv~r Rouge q bout bevsn Yeas ago
from RidEetcwr. Ont She Is sur
vtved by thrNe sons Richard T ~
River Rouge. Robert ~ Detroit a.
Percy. OF Bur r0f two daughters
Mrs r J Sanders ard Mrs We
Rachus both - t.E"r Rouge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

PLATTeBURGH. y Y.--Archie
RooseTeit. frst sergeant Of Com.
psny H. ordered his younger broth
or, Quentin, under arrest because
~" latter a private, dropped his
rife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

CAMP WHITMAN. y. Y.-sixty
recruits In camp here. known as the
Mexican army" because they have
no equipment. shoes or uniforms, re-
ycited and refused 10 hide in the
woods when Gov Whitman made
his Inspection
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

FLUSHING. l. Petty. eat,
property % the Fort Dooley cafe.
chose the top limb ~ the highest
tree IN town 70 give birth 10 n litter
~ four kittens.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

PHILADELPHIA - Choice cuss
words. In Spanish. emanating from
tree tops. kept the stsid. aristocratic
residents OF Lsnsdowne In furore
% excitement until an inquisitive
eat climbed one OF the trees and
brought down the cause OF the worry
- nice fat poll parrot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
SUBURBAN NEWS
By Leo.

Port Huron. sce guestss % Nr. and
Mrs Joseph CTArlIn, Greenwood ave
Mise Florence Chapman. VINO nas
been i'll for 10 weeks in Harper hos
pitAl. In Detroit Will return home to-
day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

The scarcity OF labor. increased
80 OF mining supplies and other
oroolsma confronting the coal min
~ In1uetFy are to be discussed by
nou>Aern Appalachian Coal OPP
~ association ut fits semi
1909 = 1noo11ae g Knszviils sedayr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

Milwaukee is building mode.
open air school In one OF the CITY
parks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

PrintinE-the piHin neat kInd--'hat
t. right-Tines Job Dept.--Nnin Is2o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-29
FORMER CALWN|ST
MINISTER WILL Be
EPISCOPAL PRIEST
Ordination of Rec. Thomas B Nc
Clement 10 Second Order Of
Ministry to Take Place at 81.
John $; Impressive Rights.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-29
CALIFORNIA SUFF
DELIGHTS HEARERS
WITH FINE SPEECH
DR. Jessie Russell, Who Is Helping
New Mexico Women Fight for
Ballot, Makes Address Before
Albuquerque Audience.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-29
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Auto springs, a1 makes. Korber Co.

Auto springs, M Ms. Eorber Co.
See BcIthold SPIT. 3lt West Gold
Real estate and general Insurance.
There VIII Dee services 100 Temple
Aln,r- 'hls evening az - u',ln.N
capt vs. e. Reid returned from
Chicago y'-t"ria.
g.. D. Nall,,, q Nl'i"tf bros. Boz
%raliIlo. joe thc ..ty tot M ialr
a. L,rt. 81 Trinidad. Culoiauo D.
|"tfsudiu, the fan
Ml Ttd payn, . 70 the city from
Nous, go, Cd s.,, At the homc 90.
n sweeney sUd family.
M luI Mrs. Moulding OF santa Sc
&C. u IN, 'ity ior % few Dtys v...f
With friends.
g. " Edgar. - Pennington. is IN
the ity. lie va a d,lcsute 10 tn
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-29
KoYuKUK COUNTRY
 HAS MANY WORKERS

Returning from his second Journey to the KoyulSuk this winter, Captain George Green arrived in Fairbanks re- gently, having made a good trip from the Northern camp.
 Regarding conditions ln the Koyuk- uk. Captain Green reports that sev- eral of the prospectors and operators on Wild river were drowned out. A little of the ground, in which Capt. Green was Interested, was flooded, and for that reason he returned to Fairbanks.
 Smith & Nelson are working on the Hammond river property and will be hoistlng dirt in the near future. Hol ger & Wilson have started to work on Hammond river also. Sibley and partners are working now on lower Hammond river also. The Fly Away Mining Company, of Wlseman. n which Dr. c. b. Danforth is one of tho principal stockholders. sunk three oi tour holes on lower Wiseman, but found nothing. They are optimistic however. and will sink several more holes.
 A number of native outfits were met. bound for the potlach at Alatna
 Word was received at W.seman tha pay had been found by Murray ant partners on Flat Creek, tributar, of Wild River, Nothing definite wa known of the matter, however.