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The Jasper news., 1917-09-06

Just the same, the hog gets right
down to the root of things.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-06

It's always safe but unsportspan-
like to reserve your congratulations
until the happy pair have been mar
ried year.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-06

Smile, smile, beautiful clear white
clothes. Red Cross Ball Blue, American
made, therefore best. All grocers. Adv.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-06
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy

No bmaTtlng = Just Byo Comfort. % cent? %
& fSfsSSs II Ell R REMEDY II CO., ohic2So
The Jasper news., 1917-09-06

If jailbrd doesn't fly, it isn't his
fault.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-06

One "made good" is worth dozen
bluffs.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-06

The kiss of a homely girl may be
sweeter than that of pretty one-to
a blind man.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-06

Wise men make haste but never
worry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-08

(sTAe correctness OF this number is
under inf estigatioa by the. registration
officials. there being an apparent mis-
take IN the order Of drawinE1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-08
6301 TO 64G0

p. Aviso. ROGUE
]. Menino. Antoine L.
20. Loao, Robert SaInuI
!. SakaIIoto, Kamezn
~. Sugai. s5'anajlr.3
u. Kau. Peter
q. Rama. S. c..
q. Miyakc, KDki
p. kahuene. William Lono
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
PLANS BONUSES
FOR EMPLOYEES

Employees % the Russell Motor
Axle company OF Detroit have been
placed on bonus system which
will net each worker who qualities
under the conditions OF The plan m
additional 10 per cent Of his month
ly wages
President A. W Russell IN pre-
senting the plan. says that the com.
pany desires 70 provide an incen-
tive to employees for steady and
continuous work Payment OF
bonuses H. subject 20 The approval
OF the department foremen undc.
whom the >employe is working. Dat.
INK from Feb !. 1917. 10 per cent
OF the monthly wages OF each EN-
pioye will be credited 10 him and
payment ~ this bonus will be made
every three months. beginning Ang
L. 1917
Employees who show proof 81 en-.
listment in the army. navy or ma.
rine corps. will be entitled 20 their
bonuses MP 70 the time OF their
leaving The employ Of the Russell
company
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
NEGROES IN AUTO
KILL BOY, AGED 4

A speeding automoDus contain
ing two Negroes. saturday morning
ran down and instantly killed Frank
Turmlno aged four, No. 29s s. Al
bin.ave. and seriously injured Jacob
C,npella eyed two. so f2s Mulett-
~ The latter vas taken 70 Recsiv.
ins hospital
The Cenpeils boy vas struck r.
Catherlne-st and St AGbi1-sve as
he driver of The machine ran over
he curb in passing Harper line
car A block farther she Turmino
boy was run down while playing
near water trough
The automobile kept On soirs but
was stopped a block away and
abandoned b@ tho occupants. who
fed into nearby alley. md -.
capped Police are searching foi
them
The number OF he car IS Micht
gan ss7ii The police automobile
directory nsts IL ss being owned by
Henry T. Jackson 80 sg Russell 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
THREE SEVER
LOVE KNOTS TO
GO TO THE FRONT

Three disappointed young men
threw up their useless marriage DO.
censes saturday and decil~d 20 be-
come soldiers Fate wasn't kind.
hey said. and 'bere was nothing for
them 10 do but to come back from
the war heroes. or 20 meet sol
dier's end and 'et thcir .Ncethearts
repine.
Within 10 minutes 'hese prospac
live soldiers descended on Joseph
Pilarski marriage, license clerk Az
three were strangers o one sno her
One was John y psrnocott. ~ year.
old re had fourd. that ihe gir Doc
wantco 90 wed was onlr 1 years
old
R-snk sniez,k. 25. declared Sat
his Gancee saw some young fellows
Who were better lookn. shan he
was and changed her mind about
getting married
Alex selowski - years old. SAYS
HE girl told him 20 20 ,o war and
make man Of himself and he b.
going 10 do so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
TEACHERS WILL
Be REGISTRARS

Three hundred men teachers
principally high school principals
and professors. will serev the coun-
try as registrars on the day Presi-
dent Wilson sets for the reg,stra-
ton under the conscription act
This offer was made 20 The city cleo
ton commission Saturday morning.
BY Frank Cody. president Of the
Detroit School Mems club and as
sistant superintendent OF education
The offer is contingent upon the day
being a holiday. Rhich has been as
sured both by Gov Sleeper and
Mayor Marx.
The School Mems club offer prac-
tically solves tho problem OF the
election commission 70 get a sufH-
Gent number % registrars To date
the commission has the names 81
$50 who are willing 70 serve with
out pay The 900 members OF the
club will raise the total 70 $50. al.
most enough to provide for all reg.
istration booths Mr. Cody Monday
morning Will submit a list % The
names and addresses OF all mem.
beers Of the club
The Detroit Bureau Of Credits the
Detroit Stove works and the Whit
aker Paper company Saturday all
offered men - registrars 20 the
commission: The Bureau ~ cred
its has an Office force OF u3 men.
every one Of whom volunteered 70
serve
Mayor MARI and City Clerk Lind
say viii confer Monday 70 thresh
out some Of the sections % The
conscription act about which there
has been QUESTION One question on
which special ruling viii be re-.
quired from Washington rs how 10
register the Detroit men who are
training A. Fort Sheridan.
The commission announces that
all aliens In the country between n
and 20 must register the same A
citizens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
PAIGE EMPLOYEES
GIVE AMBULANCE

The Paige ambulance 20 be pre-.
sented to one ~ the Detroit base
hospital units will be The gift OF the
employees OF the Paige-Detroit Motor
Car company. representing every
department and every grade in the
factory and executive Offices a fund
has been formed FOR that purpose TO
which the employees are making vol.
untsry Contributions VI
The statement previously publish
I'd that Harry N levitt. president
Of Tho Paige concern. was the donor
% the ambulance was an error. az
Mr JcWett Is but ono Of the con
trinutors and Is Joining with his as
sociates As a Paige employe In form
ing the fund The ambulance will
be- built on a Paige chassis and will
have the standard ambulance body
built according - The governments
specifications {
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
SOCIETY
s BACKS WILSON
Adopts Resolutions In Closing
Session: George Harland,
Detroit. Chosen President

The Michigan Press aud Printers
! federation az the closing Session o.
I It's annual convention IN he Hote
Cadillac Saturday morning. adopted
resolutions calling for concerted
and steadfast support OF Presiden
Wilson aud his administration In
he prosecution OF the war agains'
, Germany
The federation elected The follow
ing orfcers President. George Har
land. Detroit hrst Vicc-president
Il. J. Mccall. Mt Pleasant, second
vice president. stuart Perry. Adrian
hire yice-prcsidenL Mrs. Grace
Greenwood Brown. Ann Arbor. sec
Rotary, I'd c. Peters. Saginaw. and
treasurer. Il A Thompson. William
on.
The next convention will be held
10 Lansing
The daily newspaper section OF
the federation FRIDAY afternoon
withdrew from scrive participation
N the affairs ~ he organization
The publishers and editors OF the
dail!es adopted a resolution, decid-
lng they would hold their member
hips. tho they would MOI take part
In any future conyentiort
The reason sven IN the resolution.
as stated m The Times Friday, Is
that The daily Newspaper men feel
that the federation is pre-eminently
an organization for JOB printers The
section did not elect officers for the
ensuing year
The womens section named the
following officers President. Or
Emma Bower. Fort Huron, hrI
vice president, Mrs F. r. Sellers. Of
Detroit second president Mrs
Helen A. Williams. OF Grand Rapids
recording secretary. Miss Edith Len
Ion. OF HIllsdsie. spondiEE sec.
rotary. Miss Mabyl l. Grisson, OF
Grand ledge treasurer Mrs. F. W
Gage, Of Battle Creek historian,
Mrs A L. Leggett. OF Detroit. di.
rsctors. Mrs Irene Pomtroy Shields.
81 Bay city, Mrs Esther Reed. OF
Richmond Mrs. Grace G. Brown. OF
Ann Arbor. and Mrs Pruells J. Sher
man. OF Detroit
Sim r. Wilson, OF the Saline Oh.
server. was chosen president OF the
weekly newspaper section. " r.
Blake. of the Seotryile Enterprise.
vas named secretary
The job printers section elected
William v Parshall as president
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
II YEARS Old;
WILL SERVEU, S.
Frederick Creutzburg, Retired
Officer, Is Recalled To
Colors

Altho Frederick CreutzburE. No
as Leicester-ct. is y years old, 10
has been recalled into the service
OF tho government as commits.
stoned os1cer OF the quartermsstcr
corps IN Creutzburs has beer re
tired from the army FOR many yes-s.
but sim retains much of The vigof
Of his earlier days
Saturday he was caller Al the
ofices OF the election commission in
The CITY hall. and put his name
down 20 serve a. registrar on
draft day Ne told Guy inralis ser.
rotary OF ne commission. that b..
fore reporting for arm service. o
thought he could make himself use.
ful as a registrar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
DIS0RDERLIES
MOVE UP TOWN.
Two Women Charged With
Running Resort In Respec-
table NeighborhoOd

Ruth Haines and Catherine Foster
were brought before Police Justice
Sellers Saturday morning. charged
with operating a diEorderly resort al
No 9ss Greenwood.ave
THAT IL very respectable neigh
oorhood said the police oriesr
who arrested the Young woman
Yes. know II is commented
the Judge Il believe these women
are guilty as charged"
He turned TO the defendants.
Now want TO tell you some
thing" he began "One % you has
admitted 70 me that you we're driven
out OF disorderly place in a 20
called restricted district because
the house was closed on the order
OF Police Commissioned Couzens
Il agree with the otncer. The
netshborhood YOU we're in is respect.
able live near there. Keep out
OF that neighborhood. young women.
I'm sorry you are being scattered
about, but keep away from there DO
farther north. you two-say along
about as far as LonEfellow-ave"
Longfellow- Is the street on
which Police Commissioner CouEeAs
liveA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
TO
SWAT FOOD
MAGNATES
II G earrings Held to
Whack High Cost
of Living

CHICAGO May 70 Packers.
wholesalers. retailers. thu public
and even food speculators-were in.
vi,ed by The city today TO attend a
mass meeting tn the city hall Thurs
day afternoon 70 smoke OUT the
spectators.
The meeting was called by John
p Garner. commissioner OF public
service. who was appointed by
Mayor Thompson 10 organize some
system TO combat eTtoruonste
prices
The campaign against high food
prices was given an impetus by the
presence OF w j Henry. food cru
ssder extraordinary. who raised
hob with the Philadelphia market
two years ago when food com
blne was buying eggs at "a cents a
dozen and selling them 10 the
housewives AZ 40 cents He forced
the price down Is cents IN az hours
One OF your hnest price hTers
offered 10 bet me- today that butter
wouldn't drop below 81 cents this
summer" said Henry. II didn't
take the bet He's q rAnipulator.
and I guess ne knows
since my arr'v.; here yesterday
afternoon. a wheat gambler told me
that n the lid hadn't been put on
AZ the board of trade. wheat would
have gone 20 IS a bushel think
he knows. TOO
A comparison OF prices OF the
principal foodstufts shows a gain OF
more than. 100 per cent for most Of
them In the past year A few com
PARSONS are
Wheat mo ? hard yesterday.
S2.75 year ago. tl12 "a
Oats Cstsndardl 70 cents. year
ago. IS 4s cents.
Pork. 1856 yeAr ago. t24
Lard. s22.5O year ago. 1920
Flour fspring specisD, SIG; year
ago $50
Eggs. 80 IL cents year ago. ~
cents.
Hogs. 1870: year ago. 1855
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
STRAUSS RAPS
STINCY RICH

NEW YORK. May l9.--Nathsn
s,raus bns,ering arrsignment or
Gothams ultra wealthy for their
"paltry war relief donations "
hurled AZ meeting Of high society
charity workers iu tho home Of Miss
Anne Morgan left New Works *.
elusive set gaspng today
let me SPEAK" demanded straus.
interruptinga report AZ ne meeting
% the Natlcnal League FOR Women
Service a. Tho Morgan home. "ihe
rich people have acted sbamcfully.
The few. psltry donations " 81 900
each have come from men who
have made millions out OF this
war"
s,raus denounced that man Who
recently gave 100000 for pic
'ure Charles 81 schwab did that
not long sgo.
Miss Grace Parker. national com.
mandant Of the league quickly apol
oEized 10 The rich saving Straus
vas airing his own vlewa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
BILL ASKS
CONTROL OF
INDUSTRY
Labor Dept. Wants a
Commission With
Wide Powers
COULD SETTLE
ALL DISPUTES
Would Have Authority
to Fix Wages and
Working Hours

WASHINGTON. May 1e.-crea
ton OF United States commission
OF industrial adjustment, with sweep
ins powers 10 tx wages and hours
OF labor OF employees in interstate
transportation and designed 10 elm
mate strikes and lockouts IS pro
vided in bill presented TO congress
today by the labor department
The commission. 10 be composed
ot nine members appointed by the
president with consent OF the sen
ate. would have drastic powers TO
intervene in labor wars and establish
equitable rights which would De
maintained In force FOR three years
No attempt would be made TO =
prise labor OF It's prerogrative 20
cease work individually or coileo-
lively at any time or TO prevent EN-
ployers from discharging their men
individually or collectively
BY preventing the possibility OF
wage increases or other laboring
conditions after the commission
shall have established them. 70 Is
thought all incentive 10 strike will
b. removed
The commission would become
operative July The proposals are
snbstantially similar 70 those urged
by President Wilson last February
and 70 which congress al that time
refused 10 agree
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
CAPT. NAGEL
ORDERED TO
FORT NIAGARA

Postmaster William j Nsgel will
be Capt Nagel IN another week
Saturday he was notified tlru The
Oficial Bulletin" the governments
newspaper which daily prints The
army orders. that 30 will proceed
10 fhe ciuzens' training camp IN
Fort Niagar4. y y and wiil net ~
assistant 20 tho post quartermssttr
Capt Nagel expects thar before
Monday be- viii receive a copy OF
the Ofcial order directing him 90
Fort Niagara In the meantime Do
les busily engaged In ARRANGING ms
once and home affairs
Thomas = Cashla. sapernlenicn.
Of finance. and Charles G. Kellogg.
superintendent ~ mails. will divide
the duties % postmaster during the
absence Of Capt NagoL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
SAILS FOR EUROPE
WITH FUND FOR
RELIEF OF BLIND

George A. kessier. chairman OF
no executive committee OF ne
American. French. British. Belgian
permanent blind relic; fund. sailed
FOR England on The anniversary Of
The sinking OF the I,usitania. on
which be was a passenger and took
with him $4,000. The 6rst install.
ment OF 100000 year for ave
wears promised 70 the French ii.
rector
After Mr. Kessler's miraculous Is
cape from death on the illfated
ship. he vowed that ne would de.
vote his time 70 humanitarian ends
and founded The fund Presiden,
Wilson "a head n The American sec.
ton and each csbinef member Is. an
honorary vice-president.
The amount OF money received 20
March 81. 1917. "a i421.s042S. Since
this 80 oo0 more has been collect
Cd The amount desired $4,000 600
'or the French. Belgian and
British sections. and now an Amer
lean section will be added
y Is planned 10 build permA.
nent inst,Htion near Paris. where
blind men can be taught many
kinds 81 useful work
All contributions should be sent
70 Emory W Clark. honorary sub
treasurer. and mailed 70 the First
and Old Detroit National bank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
AUTOS BARRED
FROM SHERIDAN
Medals. Fraternal Badges and
College Yells Also
Under Ban

FORT SHERIDAN. III, May 10
A score Of pet automobiles we're
languishing in their home garages
today They had been banishcd
from the officers training camp BY
Col Nicholson. who ruled that they
were undemocratic and occupied
too much OF their owners time
Further steps toward democrats.
ing the camp were taken thru an
order forbidding the wearing OF all
college. club and fraternal decora.
tons. or civil badges or medals
Another order was issued forbid
ding college yells. Not that u
might disturb the camp--but that Il
might lead 10 a "ruction" with mem.
bers OF rival school
There was let-up In the usual
grind today, while the camp under.
went its first weekly inspection.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
KIWANIS CLUB
RETAINS HIXSON
AS PRESIDENT

This international Kiwanls club. on
the closing dsy OF its second annual
convention. tackled the problem Of
electins oficers for the ensuing year.
Saturday morning. Ia the Hotel Stat.
Ter. Az noon George ?. Hlxson. Of
Rochester. ". Y. had been re-elect-
ed president, and Albert Dodge. Of
Buffalo. was chosen for another
term as International secretary Tho
convention will close this afternoon.
when the place Of the next annual
meeting IL chosen Leading bidders
for the honor are Milwaukee and
Hamilton, Out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
RED CROSS FUND
is NOW S201 ,232

The Red Cross fund. according 70
reports received up until noon on
Saturday. totaled 1901. 2222l. while
the membership list reported since
the campaign began had grown to
be almost an even 10000 Both
figures are far In excess OF what the
committee hoped to accomplish at
The outset and the COMMITTEES knows
OF still further gratifying reports
which will be submitted very soon.
The amount received Saturday morn.
ing vas S47s. but an unofficial re-
port from one OF the large factories
was to the effect it would turn In a
report before night showing the ad.
dition OF about 5000 members with
something In excess OF $1,000 In
cash.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
MICHIGAN
BOYS GOING
TO-BOROER
Will Train In Camps
Along Rio Grande
After Call

WASHINGTON. Nav ls-The
distribution OF national guard troops
was announced by the war depart.
ment today National guard troops
from IL OF the middle western and
northern states, including the Mich.
gan-Wisconsin division. are 10 be
sent 10 the southern department in
camps along the border
The New England and Atlantic
states will train in the southeast.
ern department.
The central and northern states
are being sent 10 the southern de.
partment for training 10 avoid the
lnclement weather OF the north and
TO serve az the same time as border
patrol 10 replace the regulars who
will go with Pershing's expedition.
An effort was made by the war
department 10 Ak the training
camps OF all the northern states as
far 70 the south as possible. Many
OF the militia organizations IN the
west will be able 10 train in their
home states as the department as
signed the nineteenth and twenti-
eth divisions 10 the western depart
ment All the troops from the
states designated as one division
will be trained together BY this
method the national guard organ
i1ations OF each state will preserve
their identity.
plan IS under consideration IN
the war department 10 retain their
state designation when they are
merged with the national army
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
WANT BUILDING
CODE TO FOLLOW
CLEVELAND PLAN

Mayor Msrx's building code com
mittee. which has been deiving into
building regulations for the last
month. will recommend that the new
Detroit code be modelled after the
Cleveland plan The Cleveland idea
Is 10 treat each building subject sep
arately. so that subsequent amend
meut IL comparatively simple.
Or. william H. Price has resigned
from the committee. and the mayor
has not yet appointed his successor.
Within the next few days ihs
mayor also will appoint a successor
10 william hcAnenneJ who re
signed from the building commits
sion several months ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
T. R. SILENT ON
HIS TURNO0WNi
Refuses to Comment On Action
Of President
Wilson

NEW YORK. May l9.--Col. Roose-
Welt was silent today on President,
Wilson's declination OF his volunteer
army Nor did the colonel com
ment on the presidents selection or
Gen John J. Pershing to lead the
initial American eTpeditionary force
to the European trenches.
Pershing was one OF Rocsevelt's
fsvorite army oficers when Roose-
Welt was president He was promot-
cd over SEA other officers from
oaptaincy TO become a majorgen'
cral
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-19
POHTENTtut FNRNGUAPHs ~
PHESIDENT WILSON'S DRAFT
PROCLAMATION

AT NEW between nEes ~ sBd ~
Inclusive must register.
Any person failing 60 register
o. rsEistrrs falsely shall ~ guilty
81 misden amor.
In ease % temporary nbseHee
from hi. ieasi r~siaenoe man
must register by mail.
Hours ~ registration shall be
between n. IN. snd o o. ~. June
:, 1917, ~ the reEistratisn place
IN their hofns precincts.
Those Who sFe TOO 80 - register
are required To- apply for tnstruc-
ton before June <. 80 90 now they
may register ~ agents
Those ahs@nt from howe on
June shall. when IN elites 80 over
10000 population, apply 60 the city
clerk Of the city wheretu they may
~ soiouruinE.
That registration day. while Not
holiday, Should he made - great
day of patriotic deviation sud OH
LEGATION whea the duty shall lie
upon every man - see 20 ~ that
the name 81 every maie prrson 81
the designated ages n written on
the lists"