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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
THk MEAf QUESTION.

.
The present exuthitsut prlccs oI
meat, together w,th III. rtpoftro
scarcity ni hogs and cattle, should
cause tho farmers OF this cuuntr,
some concern Tor the luturu lIut
The scatclty is not 81 great III INF
country ~ III others, but ou IL
other hand our export dtmands art
Unfortunately heavy, It's estimated
tina, since the war hegsn there ba,
he-u a decrease IN the world tuvat
producing snlmsls II a,tAVtN
brad This has had IT'S ~ liza,
effect,
Taken all around, this country
has Increased It's supply q, meat
producing animals. but ~ Ne ha,,
stated, the demand un " has a,sp
Increased many times. Exports u&
meat lrum THIS country are neat!
three times "a large now a. ang,n.
ths period ,uImediaIeiy ptelsdlu4
the war Vow II Is perfectly egi
dent that II ~e are 80 continue q,
meet the heavy demand upon eu.
resources ", viii be compelled /,
conserve ,hs sonNs ~ euppiy IT,
plain words. we must bend oW
energies 10 breeding more Ave Stoy \
II all Slnis
The feeding season is close a.
hand, aud uie farmers aui stock
growers will soon begin TO sort oul
the stock that ~ to - 10 the sislsh
ter la shIs sorting, car. should Nt.
taken that all likely hmalas b,
saved. With the present mst
pr,crs. the temptation vii ar Agrsi
TO lot many II litem Sc, baI ibt,
trmpistloa should IL resisted
Zach man should study for ,Ne III.
surv, and DO has beA 10 sesp u,
the available supply. nurns tay
,s,st I've VI three years many 1oot
breeding antmsls have heea sacri.
heed that II kept. woa.d nov pal
theI owners VA easy strest, A.
authorities agree thai there Is shso
snttiy ma danger u ptices falling 10
any great extent i,r s1ns years 4,
come 50 tina, each grove. should
plan to ~, To, nsesl increase pa>si-
bic ou. u al. h, an.ma.s
Another r9na,Qs practice tGat
should be stopped ~ .aw # neces
sary. is The psScsice II s3aGghtsglus
very younI animals, psytcu.arit
calves and lambs TIE waste q
material is too great to he eounts
naneed under pressn, conditions
II all the calves. piss sn! lambs in
this coanxy are aiiewsd to grow t.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
CONDITION OF CRY CEMETERY
DEPLoHABLE

The attention 81 getJb0dy Il
called 10 the condition 81 our city
cemetery. Such conditions should
not exist. We ~ to~D sisoaid
have more civic pride even tho 49,
lave and chetIsh not the memory 81
oar dead. The Cemetery Assotia.
ton, d several years back, did 4
great and aoad work Dos tat fes
years our eetuetlly HAS hr.u allow
ed TO gfps up Ia weeds; graves have
sanken, and the ~hnle place ia 81
eyesoFe. ...... ..... O..
This town and community -holle
start a movement IL remedy -uch
unaightly cpniiiiUns. rbr smsit
yearly ife coming from all Interest
ed. the cemetery could he welt kep'
IA place rot 10 be- Ashamed II anu
In NO doing we vii honor or ioveo
ones. Who will h~ the leader
We will all follow.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Sl,eriIf's SAFE!

ny sRtae IL seven YEA lItloGs rslstsaA~
lssaas,i ~ a,s by lhe lara "a the Cscas
Coar u itcAsuH Cuaass vii ia
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER ~. jylr.
=, The tougiaosssc dpos VA the tosa If
J IsasssYa. j rsa at.nsss 2sssIss s,s. sssss1-
l,c sals W the h,xhes, aad sDusi s,s,l,ie, i,rf
ss.xss. Las 4sss'ss aax Gsal ssiSigs>
FIRST f0ur aesus III The S,euad ms
tflct "a llteksfu tuaatt l1ua'itss ~ ~
lows - The Nogth 10y satsl, A,,uth ~
haxft. h-As, BY Cay,I. hrst ~ kAilr.ad
l.sy,~i apan ss The pfaput, A ,hAEles
ila~A,n 10 sasiAiy iaistaAaat -. - ~
iaieIcs, and cast, inIaYns II q. G. td.
isus 4 Son
sIsLUNil~~ Tract VI hand ia 4~ciitll
hs,tcs >es ,ie~l- tSo<,A No a.. pssc
a4e, Register oittce, Asftutts. leau
Ley,ed Av,n A. The psutsysy Cd ] II.
NhitltelJ q ais, ~ SATISFY iadsHrat ID
500 "a. inteFsx, sad rust. ia favor ut e..
ii Osborne,
THIRD 80 acres 10 the lstth nstftct
VI iacksoa county, toAn,iei ~ i,lsuws
On the North by lres& Hast bt i.ewia
south by dudley. Nest b, Chiffon lev
| irJ apen ~ the property 81 Lana i,e~is
to saslsiy jalSwees vi =, ~. interest sud
| e,sst, Ia iasut u y Niles.
Fol hfH Lots S. sss and @a 10 Wesl
lad Addts,oa 90 ihek-oa in the Nth
| district VI Dickson tuAanty, hspe4 u,Dn
N ,i.s property OF t. NJ, Iissya ,o sails
iy judgment u So ~, ,ntee-eI xuJ etAst,
IN iasos ii iIofner 4 potirop.
FIFTH Two acres la Nth District Vi
Dicksnn Cauaty. bounded ~ follows.
b~g,na,aa ON the Northeast corner Ut the
a-aese tract sold TO lsa.lfoai bt M.au,
runs 10 ir~t South irum lsa,i:vs,i. last
parallel ~ith railroad. 1 psles 10 STAKE
soathw ard - pliev 10 stake Nestwa'l
N poles 10 ssoutheAxs esaneg M Railroad
&-sere tract, then with II - polss IA the
/, Isxasaa&G ,lsxgst pptss ~ Ma lsaspsssssts
| VI Spence Hogan to sattsi, Judgment ~
| $40 ~, interest AMI c,ei N faHI NJ "a.
{. Collins 4 son,
SiNTii -- 40 acTt~ Ia the ith liist ,ri
OF Dickson oaaty bounded ~ follows
| ua aAs Aof.A hy Ia&lea. saith Id LesTh.
k-ax. by l~ech. h-s. 81 i.esrh icssa!
upon as tac property 4 Mar CtAypn.lI
Ia satisfy judgment VI So ~, fniete~.
| and cost, 10 favor os J 4 hrac~
SEVENTH " aerrr ia the ,th Bis-
uict nj D,cASaa tyunty, BOUNCED IA. tu9
bows On North ~ t.Asley Soata 10y
l.s~.ls. l.a4~L ~ ts~eei,. A.s~t ~ ia.-vs,
/ fey,ei upon VI thu property o' siary lay
p.oi H. satisfy iads1cni Vi S. tsl, inlet
ssl anil cost, 10 fa1uf .. \ Bruce.
| Ihs September II, 1917
7, ] COLEMAN Sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
s~ERFFrs SALE

hs s1sae VI thfrS ysashsaaa. sKpaGas
Hssava Nv Aass by tAe slisTA vi atSe i.Arr444s
tiUsast ID Ihea~oa Caaasy. | ssss. aa
MUSOAY. NHTfUbl,A &s. lslr,
m tbs GeAIsAesase aNas In sAs q MA ii
Charlotte. Teas ii a0.,a, exy3@s 10 ,ssah-
hc s&ae ~ the aaxhsss xst s~ms has.ssss .Ut
uarh tAs ssaao~aag gual estate
FIRST --One-Haaiawsi asrNs, Haess
% leaw. !ysag AMI bssaS Ia gA2 Sassasa
st.trtr4 I'd l*pkssaa GSaEsy sasa kaS is4sssNi
.. sssla@s srSsaMlas 90 Aossavasi aaas.s
tract. runs NestA vi g.saes ss sa&As,
Nsst IL. ps4<s 81 sl@As, s4sall lsI
lsales 10 bags eaA. sci isas lsssss "
beginaaag. Lsssei 4paa - shs aAss ssiSd
saiesrst "A e. W. Ja1sess H. sAtlsty g0sa.
aA~st u So "a, .ntrtssG AID eost, IN sasuE
I'd 7. h. Gsas, ri ais
SECOND 70 srfvs .yng in tbs iasA
isssfscs Vi seasN4a us4aIA, sasaassrd ~
iol1~s Ia ii.e Natth by " r. Ah-
siAtns. soata BY Ii X Whats lsSt ~
W, H. Asllaaass, West Il, h n asllsai'as,
lsssci aYoa ~ tho pfas~slg vi do*
v rlIaatns to satisfy latssns al VI s'af W..
aatsfv~t aISf cost, 10 favor "a stasefs 4
Merchants bAAs
THIRD ~ asrss lyia. 10 tbs lath
Dsatftss vi uscssya IoanIy, laa4sst itsi Pr
follows tla Tie S0Tsh by " II Nil
laAil1s. south b. II h Wsasaa.. hast hy
~ X Niitaaas., wss1 tly II u n ffssxsns,
LrsNJ asun rs ths psofxsty Vi is%
" AisAa1 Io satisfy lu'ixussas 81 sltSI 2,
interest ana ctEst isg iayos wi tassarvee ~,
Aefc haais tbaDk
Th,s Sept, r, 1877
~ COLEMAN. st1sFga
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
4 GOOD FRIEND

A good friend stands by 700
xhen 10 need. Dickson people tell
hos Doan's kidney Pills have stood
the trst Joseph lAnke, l%wtIsr. ol
Charlotte 1t endorsed Doan oye,
Eve years ga. and Aga,a snaETm.
the story, t1ouis! yuu ask i0r more
convincing testimony.
Nh. Leks says | bad lsIns
back aud my s!darys we're weak
used Doan ksiney Pills and they
gave me great relief
Over boar years later, Mr. t~,eks
sald have the ssme faith 10
Dnar kidney Ptlls today NJ
have always had They gave me a
cafs that has been permanent
tal at all dealers, Foster Milburu
ia Nil. Buffalo, \ Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Men " anted!

want to hire two men 10 Gu,
cros~tles, two men 10 cut stsy@ bolts
sad six men 10 cut cord wood. on
land I.mile vest OF Dickson. Will
pay iar making !arge ties lsc; small
ties lSc, viii pay S2.1r5 per cord
tor making s,sve bolts and &c per
cord ios cord wood. Viii pay cash
every Saturday night. Am anxsoue
TO employ ten men.
PITT HENSLEE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

maturity II stil ~ long way 10.
wards reiaciyIna the present sf~s,
shoiyage
but above all things. DO not lie.
troy lhr source ~ supply the fs-
maies. Intelligent attention 10 tAis
detail i. absolutely necessary II our
meat supply ir Ia br kept up 10 III.
great artpand that will continue u
oe maar upon il Tor soine time 10
tumF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
BACKING OUR SOLDIERS

~@.- y n, sisr !. xss>4@ 4sd,>sf
The hsaft II lhe .~,ho!iAs eonniu I,
WITH Ytu, Eve ything thet snu 10
will he watched WITH The dteprrH
interest aud with the dtrres' s,llei.
tude not only by those sho src near
and dear to yoa but by the who'll
Nation besides, .or thls great sar
draws Va All together -~ Extract from
frssldsHt Wilson : idit,ss 10 Sol
hrs Il tlr Aattoaul irmy
II the heart OF the whole country
Ia with our soldiers To the Na,luua!
Amy aud It IL believed that 1t Is.
tho money Of the Nation sill bt
back OF them The Liberty lonn
Ia 10 he used 10 arm, equip. ana
maintain om soldiers, 80 prepare
th'm ior the conflict ia France, and
make them ~ effective and power,
ful as possible In addition, /, wtil
be used to give them lie and In
dennlty insurance and pl-siv Ia
their dependents III. u~oi IL,
Liberty Loan appeal tu avery pa
uiotlc American, Tor /, IL used tui
our soldiers and sailors aud the
principles which they uphold which
the heart Of tn whole country i.
with
The tound ,tiou Of our great
country Is liberty, IT. -up.r-trurturc,
peace 49, Ntliiam Hrhtnlry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Indian Fiints. in all shapes
Darts. Spikes, Arrow Heads. Beads
Drills. Hoes. Bear SINNERS. Piper
Tomahswk, In TACT any kind OF q
atone USE! by tie Indians. il well
made. Send description IT your
relics. or wrap each one separate
and pack ia box and send by iusur
ed parcel pos, aud | will make you
an offer, aud il il dos- mot .uli YOU
| will return them by parcel poet.
Joe GRIFFIN,
Pegram. Tenn Route 2
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

II hr movie ii,nseutild xvi those
h va Gps that are hy,sa pulled of
va aHtsso eteFy no~ and then,
they would make the wild and
" olly look ike thirty cents,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

The coal dealers should worry.
Iae government IL merely making
Il warm 'nt them il the hope that
they May pass a little oi the warmth
Ia their customers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Taat party vt Arctic explorer
shN hsve la~t returned 10 civilias.
ton utter hour years IN the far north.
Nti w kept migh'v tusy Ion some
ttru" ie crpr,lj they undertake 10
GA,rh up wlta tive march % events
iuftUs their absence.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

The eounlry has h,,le sympath,
Ia waste ofE be sp~culs'ors linclud'
~ some lAffD*f-, W are sorry 10
>Ayl who were holding corn tor
- ~ The recent slump al corn
from s. - h ; - vas lus, nth.
button Nothing hu, corn famine
csaii ever justify $40 corn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Official Washington Ia wondering
II ltr Japanese ml' sion didu over.
loos is hand he matter Of q
lusn was not mentioned.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

=. pa,rlrk tidn, have anything
OH prnhlhIilou when il comes 10
asnl~hlna snakes l,s tar, you
sss,sE,tss q ~nsA%r .IIa,IA a bone ,asy
state
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

me proposal that se government
tasr e. pr cent III al! Incomes uypl
I 4 tAAitsh Aaau't produced "A rippl,
81 excitement IN thls office
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

l1r II " Wiley says ii is easy
~ r. ~.,hualt i.'od lot tsenty-iour
hours We hope thu statement has
none NJ the elements Of prophecy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Rvsthiu County. Ken.acky lam.
s3s tas 'rui- and fighters, has fur.
nsshei more than ia quota II sol.
Tiers "a volunteers. II these NET
sustain the reputation NJ their caun.
u they viii do much to sipe 90,
tie stain that has rested ~ loas on
their onuaisy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Il MAS easy enough 10 get the
n etsrr out II those GA,csg, spell
r hut t. another ausi altogether
i,f nHt .ab 10 ct him oui ut ths
reGrHphy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

FROM present indications, after
this war IL over the politicians will
have 10 employ some expert survey
ots to locate the party lines,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

The affections VI the coal barons
have completely scllpsei the woes
nj the lee mau in public attention
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

'fffut papai dove Vt puaee seems
dauWet ~ rrtufn H. tire ark. Ii
has Iound uuAhere ia alighi.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Well anyhow, there won I be any
necessity Tor spudlesr days Tor soue
time a. TOME
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

VIZ Herbert Hoover sreHs o. BIZ
loirg h,- best tn save aa from the
late ii Mother Hubbard.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Nut growers oi the nation will
h1Ij Il convention IN New York.
Inr nuts viii continue tuttlng IN
on other conventions
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

~ u ~ MiSifusrsr't 'hfr s4i%sx w. - Me
ln,Jl.tn s!h.ns'.llnak thr, ,iutqre out d
inl AIssg ........ .......--. .... -..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

fhe coal spesusalors are forced IL
aimit tia, the iu,ufr looks dark
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

ny sRtas 81 seven se,l istloGi rslstsaA~
lssass,i Ia his hY lht !ptk "a the tircult
toar u i,scAseB Cuaais Will ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26

deoauchery OF justice. no longer IN
loyingness and suspicion and fear
and hate only He can effect this
great salvation The world viii not
he delivered BY treaties or peace
pacts the righteousness which Is
hs Law Of Christ's Kingdom alone
can save Us Life becomes clean only
when &, he clesnsed ~ tha power 81
God
Challenged BY tho bsholders. Jesus
gave utteraace 20 significant and
cryptic sentence Destroy this tenn
+ 10. and In three DAYS I will raise n
I'D Re meant. a. John SAYS, the
temple " His body Thus. a. M
f-ginning OF Fii~ ministry, Ne hnd
that the cross Va, supreme IN OIL,
thought All Of the saviour plans
looked forward 20 the cons alnmation
on CALVARY He knea Himself as
the Baptist had acclaimed Him, The
Lamb ~ God and destined 90 ~
Slain IRE severe. enfy ~ sacusce
vas airead. man.;ssfinS ITSELF IN
Hir Even IN THIS hour ~ spectaCu-
lar triumph Re W. entering infc
His Passion. ne snvs tha' Ills uiti
uate victory lay hy WA ~ 'he
Cross
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
SPANIEL TELLS
HOW HE SHOT
WIFE AND BUTLER

SAN ANGELO, Ter. Jan 2s.--
The fate OF Harry J. SPANIEL. on
trial for The killing u his wife. may
be in The hands OF the jury before
nish'
SPANIEL. who was on ths stand
practically all day yesterday. occu-
pied several hours in Describing the
event. that led up 10 his shooting
Mai " e. Butler in an automobile
az Alpine las; July. and the death
~ his wife from bullet wounds az
tho same time He reached the mar.
rafive ~ the actual shooting la'o In
the day and altho his recital was
At times lncoherent he told one Of
me most dramatic stories in Texas
court annals
spsnell spJatg a DISTINCT snrpr's'
ho Nating that Butlef himself start.
Jed the shooting Hr said be- be
,.oved hi. wife had been insulted
~ Butler Ia tho hote and that he
iuvi'ed the army of1cer out In ME
automobile with Mrs spaniel ~
have 70 ont with him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
PATHFTNDERS ASK
PUBLIC TO HELP

The third annual banquet ~ the
Pathnnders' club was held in the
Board OF Commerce building Thurs.
day night About 50 persons were
present Tho work OF the club.
which Is along the lines OF character
building and strengthening the Will.
was outlined by J y. Wright Tele.
grams OF commentator and apprc-
citation from prisoners and wardens
were read Two former conyicts
spoke OF the work accomplished by
the club and one. who had spent
some time in Sing Sing under The
old methods and also those OF
Thomas Mott Osborne. compared the
old and new. He declared that un-
der the old methods prisoners were
made more vicious and dangerous.
having all the bad aroused in their
natures and the good suppressed
The club now IL in touch with 900
prisoners in various parts OF the
country. and has established inside
clubs In several prisons Heretofore
nearly all expenses have been moi
Ly voluntary contributions Of mem
bers. but plea was made for pub
Tic support
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
NACEL READY To
EXTEND SERVICE
Postmaster Tells Council What
improvements Are Necessary
In Annexed Districts

Pos master william , N1rel 81
ready 70 give free delivers service
10 rn, terntorv recently anneseG 20
Detroit. as loon Is certain ccuii-
inns are complied with by e c.'f
The number of inhabitants morr
than Warrant . free service, ~
saw
Before The seriicn is established
The posfua-icf .ays comuHni lion
tc The common council houses lats
b. unoerod. continuous idewaiks
laid on each side u the street, ana
cross alks constructed a. all street
Intersections.
The six tracts 10 which free ser
vice viii be given - included in The
following bogndaries
Lonyo-rd. DaytCn.ave,, cts limits
and the main line Of he Michigan
Central railroad
Twelfth.st.. Detroit Terminal rail.
road. Linv ood-aye. and the alley
.outh II Tu1edo-aye.
Westerly limits Of Highland PARK.
paimer-blvd Raupp and Golf Club
AYES, and Erown-rd and the Dctroit
Terminal rsilroad.
Conan,.rd., Detroit Terminal rail
road. the Milwaukee division Of The
Grand Trunk railroad. and Cas2en
tier.aye.
Van Dyke-ave.. Huber-ave., NJ
Elliott.ave and S,Iong and Harper
ayes.
Cratiot.ave., Gcorgiasve., lroqrois
ave. and Hsrper-aye.
Postmaster Nagel also calls atten.
lion to the fact that the following
street names have been Duplicated
Montana, Mvada. Arizona, Division
sherman, Sheyidan. Hoo ker, McClei
Ian, Moran, Hugo and Georgia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
SUFFRAGE BILL
IS PREPARING
Rep. Flowers Wants Election
On Woman's Rights
Soon
BIZ ". Z. cALNoY.

star Correspondent Detroit Timss
LANSING. Mich. Jan % The
legislature VIII he asked az The pre-
CIT session. bur probably not for
few weeks YET. 10 submit TO the peo
plo in November. lolS. a constim
tiond amendment providing for Vo
mems suffrage The proposal eill
be- offered by Rep Charles Flowers
al Detroit. long az advocate OF eQud
mirage
That The tine has come when suf
frage should be granted 20 women 4
The opinion Of Mr Flowers The 10
cent quiet OF those suffrage work
crs ~ho were held by conservative
in be IN The fadiisi class is believed
by many suffrage advocates 90 have
hclped remove prelu6ices that we're
formed a Few wears ago
Extension % eastern standard
time 20 me whole state 81 Michigan
d being ought hy the Moro Day
dght club OF Detroit Letters arc
being received by members of The
legislature declarinc that tho east
crn STANDARD mas been complete
success IN detroit and Cleveland
.nnd Suggesting that the time D. ripe
f,r the extension 81 the fast tine
~ all The tate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
LITTLEFIELD
DEFENDS TRAFFIC
COMMITTEE

y hope he public 1cesnf think
that the ordinance committee Is op-
losing Comnissioner Courens OF me
rolice department in his Efforts 20
better traffic conditions W the bust
ness part OF the city" SAID Aid
sheripsn ilt,lehelf. a nem Der %
The ordnance committee. in defend.
inr the action OF the COMMITTEES in
making numerous changes IN the
ordinance carrying cut The commits
sioner's IDEAS
we simply didn't believe tha, the
ordinance as T. vas presented 20 US
would work out satisfactorily
In the arst place a hat hour
isn't enough time for most persons
" ho have business U transact down
,ewn. Therefore we set The park.
mr. limit a. one hour Al ordinance
prohibiting all parking would cause
an unlimited amount OF trouble
DO not believe IN making people
leave their autos gu. in the country
every time they come down town 70
Transact business.
Il am confident that the council
viii approve the ordinance IN its
present form. whereas II was Ger.
tain OF rejection IN The form thst IL
reached the committee Wednesday
It's an easy matter 70 $50 how
ideal traffic conditions could be
brought about, but it's another mat.
tel 20 enforce an ordinance tina,
would cause 40 many hsrdships AMI
80 much discomfort AZ the one yro
posed"
Aid. Chas ". Burton denies that
the action Of the COMMITTEES Is All at
tend 20 discredit Commissioner
Couzens. lest HIS activities interfere
With the alderufsr'e political ambi.
tons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
FERRY SERVICE
is RESUMED

Ferry boats resumed their trips
between Detroit and Windsor late
Thursday afternoon. when feet Of
tugs and ice crushers finally cleared
channel For nearly a week the
service had been tied NJ.
The steamers Promise and Pleas
ure went into pervice soon after 3
O'Clock Thursday. and from then
on continued 20 maintain a l5.min-
ute schedule This was after six
high powered boats had battled with
The ice down stream for several
days They broke up the big fields
% ice down al AmherstburE. and al
lowed n 20 float down the river
Then they smashed their way up 20
& h. foot Of Woodwardave and made
lane N. which The ferries could
run.
Gradually The iAe> hrihed, down
stream and b. midnign inc river
was fairly free % Tho troublesome
obstruction Never before IN the
hisiory 81 the ferry company has
fer,Ics been abandoned FOR even
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-26
DIP" ESCAPES
FROM GUARD
James Pieche. Convicted Pick
pocket. Stages Sensational
Getaway In County Bldg.

James Picche. who Is said 70 b.
very dangerous man, staged a
spec,acular escape from The Gus
toby OF Deputy sheriff Harry Boul.
-Gr in the county buildins Friday
morning He had just been con
ylcied IN Judge BSrfon's court of
picking pockets in Highland Park
and was beine returned 20 me TEN
porary lookup in the sheriff Office
10 await sentence
The restraining room is on ne
second floor oi the buildine and
no mild appearing y0ung man
walked calmly along With he dep
uiv until ne arrived almost 4 The
barred door, Then suddenly he
gave tne officer shove and sent
him sprawliug down q aight of
stairs Before the officer could re-
cover himself the prisoner haa
dashed past hlm down two Highi@
or stairs % ne street lie has not
yet hesn captured The extreme
penalty Of he oTense or which he
vas convicted is Eve yeaFs in
prison
a. Tho deputy sheriff started from
ihe court room eth tho pr'fons--
Duke" conn county investigator.
spoke 70 another deputy. telling him
that Ne prisoner Wa a touch -guy
and one deputy vas not enough 10
properly handle him A. this -ug
geafion iho second deputy started
10 assisi Bou'er bui before he
reached him The prisoner had
knocked his guard down and Was
on ht- way 20 freedom
Is he-dashed out % ihr north en-
trance o' tho county building the
fleeing man knocked another man
doxn The man was standing in
Tho way ~ the fugitive 1t the 70.
yolying door and Pieche crashed
into him with such force that be
took the wind out OF he man and
threw him u the floor Before the
man could recover P1eche bad dis.
appeared
Pieche is tall slender young
man OF the mildest possible appear.
ance. but be is said 20 have a long
record and is regarded by police Of
| ncers a. peculiarly dangerous
man because his gentle manners
disRrm suspicion lie IL said 20 be
two-hsted Einman with a nerve
seldom cqualed among criminals