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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-01
I IN THE
{ FRONT ROW
HEAoLlNERs TONIGHT.
MusIeal Farce Comedy,

IS '''' Musical Farce Comedy.
Hippodrome. ...... Wilson's Night Out
PhotopIays.
Nelson .................AtF First Sight
and Mutual News Weekly.
Dixie. Who Was the Other Man
and Chaplin Comedy-Easy
Street: Keystone Comedy
Whose Baby?
Princess. ..............W Wooden Shoes
and "a Love Case"-Tr:angle
Comedy.
~ DNEY D'ALBRooK, who plays an
Italian character role in Draft
~ 25S." William Christy Cabannes
Metro super-feature. starring Mabel
Tahaferro, feels that he has an undis
putable right to be extremely particu
lar about his makeup.
when ! was about sixteen years
old was travelling with the famous
Forepaugh & Sells Circus down in Old
Mexico" he explained. The juvenile
with an aerial act called the Bounding
Gordons,' left the show suddenly and
. - Woo 0h0llSA " tnhc piuGe 90 tuC
comedy clown of the sketch. ! had to
prepare for my role very hastily and
somebody volunteered to lend me
clown white to makeup with. i'm
mediately applied the stuff and pro.
ceeded to the big tent. Our stunt was
what is known as trammeline' act,
in which we did somersaults into the
bounding net.
Naturally, perspired freely doing
my strenuous turn and was anxious to
get the clown white off, so made a
Z Decline for the dressing tent. 1t must
have been plaster or alkali dust that
was given in lieu Of clown white for
it burned my face intensely. After
continued efforts removed what be.
lieved to be all traces of the pesty
stun, but within two days time my
eyebrows and forelocks had disap.
peared. They were completely burned
OF.
Am l particular now about the
makeup use? Yes, in.DEED."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-01

featured comedian with the show.
THE Marriage Question" is the
scheduled attraction for the Grand on
November 16.
Manager Fisher, of the Hippo
drome, made hurried trip to Grafton
yesterday on business pertaining to a
future attraction.
OH Aea4
q -
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
|. 0. 0. +. AND REDECKAHS
HOLD GRAND IOLLIFICATION

Last Saturday night the three
branches OF the /. o. o. f. met at the
I. o. O. r. hall. and had quite an
enjoyable time. There being large
number of friends invited who do not
belong to the order also present. A
musical program was given by Miss
Platt, Miss McGivern. Miss Curry and
Mrs. Earl Hanna. Rev Powell of the
Episcopal church who Is the present
Grand Chaplain OF the Grand Lodge
OF l. o. o. r. OF oregon. delivered
an appropriate address. at 'th,
conclusion OF which he presented Or
G. A. Pogue with a G. o, P. jewel OF
behalf OF the Grand Lodge Of the In
dependent order of Odd Fellows o
oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
NYssA WILL COMPETE FOR
PRIZES At COUNTY FAIR

Nyssa and vicinity will be repre-
sented at the Malheur County Fair
with grand community exhibit OF
farm products. This was decided on
by the citizens this week, and our
farmers are urged TO save their choice
specimens and notify the committee
40 that they may be called for. In
times past Nyssa has carried off first
honors at the fair. and should HUSTLE
now to maintain her prestige. Let
the committee know 80 that the best
exhibit possible may he collected. -
Nyssa Journal
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

where trained specialists with mo3frn iAD'
,r,,orles And adequate equipment give ln'
,,,uetion leading 10 eoliesiats degrees ~ me
following schools;
AoRIoULTURE. with IS departments;
coMMHRcE. With depaf'men's
ER0lnEERINo. viih 9 departments IN.
,ludmr Owl. Electrical. Highway Industrial
Ar,s Irrigation and Mechanical knginesriRsi
FORESTRY. including Logsins kns'aesf'
HOME EooEoMcs. with = malof depart
nenis. ineiadlng trsining 10 ihe fTaei'es
House
MINING. with three departments. inelad
a. Chemical knginsefingi
PHARMACY.
THE SCHOOL or MUSIC. offers insirue
don Ia The principal departments Of vocal
md Instrumental music.
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENr. eproiiee
toss cadets In 1e1a-IT, and ven rscemmen'
istion Tor O. A. G from the Western Depart
usnt of the U. 8. War Dspsrtment - ene 81
.hs fifteen ''disfin gaishsd insttuiiona q
aishsr ls.rnink An cadets will be furnishes
,emplsts uniforms b5 ths y. =. 0ossFnmeni
.nd ths junior aud senior esdsta. enrolled in
Ne h. o. r. O.. viii be givsn cormstation foi
.uhslstsner. A. well - sll transportation and
subsistsnes Al the ala wssks' Summer camp
REGISTRATION BEGINS ouroshh
1917. Informasiss On fssasss- Address
Esnstrsr. oIssea Agricultural o'h'<s
Corvallis. orssea-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
BRoGAN FOLKS COMING
TO THE COUNTY FAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weaver Of
Brogan we're In Ontario Sunday, the
guests of their parents. They report
that the Brogan folks will be down in
Ontario in large numbers for the fair
hut will not be represented with as
much fruit as they had hoped owing
to the backward season.
The peaches In the valley are near
ly two weeks late this fall While
they will not be ripe. the fact that
this is 30 makes II possible for tho
for folks in the upper valley TO
come down during fair week without
interfering with their work.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
ROADS MOVE MORE coal.

Al the conference OF councils OF de-
tense OF seventeen states. held -if'
Chicago. A. NJ. schoyer. vice-presl-
dent OF the Pennsylvania lines. states
that from January. 1 TO August l
the railroads transported more coal
than IN the same period of any pre-
vious year. Taking all clnssos OF
traffic. the railroads rendered 26 per
cent more freight service last June
than In the same month OF las, year
although there was an increase In
cars OF only per cent and IN loco
motives OF less than one-half OF per
cent. Thoy we're able TO do this be-
cause they Increased by 22 per cent
the amount Of traffic handled by each
freight car Railway managers at
tribute this Increase In car ei-
ficency TO better operation OF the
roads themselves and 10 patriotic CO.
oparatlon OF the roads themselves and
from shippers in loading cars heavier
and loading and unloading them more
promptly.
W M Jefford, vice-president and
general manager OF the Union Pacific
Railroad. speaking OF the activities
OF that line said;
''The Union Pacific Railroad has
handled 9.S19 more cars OF coal since
Januray than IL handled durins the
'ume time last year, an increase OF
nearly 20 per cent This means an
Increase OF coal tonnage.ayailable foI
consumption OF 4so,s5o tons. Al :
.ons TO the family this increase alone
would supply the winters stock foi
1886 families. In July alone, We
nandled i.54s more cars OF coal thar
July last year
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
NOTICE or smERrir"s SALE.

~ Virtue OF an execution In fore
closure duly ioaued BY the clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF Malheur County,
oregon. dated the lSth day OF Auguet
1917, in certain action In the cir
cult court for said county and state.
wherein w. u. flaming recovered
Judgment against Grover Wilkinson
and Mable wilkinson. for the sum Of
seven Hundred Dcllnrs, with inter-
cat thereon from tho 18th day OF
July 1915, at the rate OF six per cent
por annum. and the furthur sum OF
seventy Five Dollars Attorney Fees,
and the sum OF Twenty Dollars costs
and disbursements herein.
Therefore notice IL hereby given.
that I will on the 2snd day Of Sep
tember 1917. az the north main en-
trance OF the court house, IN Vale, In
said county and State, nj the hour OF
II o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day
sell at public auction 20 the highest
bidder for cash the following describ-
cd property to-wit;
Tho East Half Of Section Twenty
-Four. Township Fifteen. south Range
Forty. east OF Willamette Meridian,
In Malheur County. Oregon.
Taken and levied upon as the pro-
perty OF said Grover wilkinson and
Mable Wilkinson. or 80 much thereof
as may be necessary 10 satisfy the
Judgment In favor OF W. y, fnnpmg
and against the Defendants with in'
tcrest thoreon, together with all costs
ard disbursements that have OF may
( hereafter accrue.
Dated this goth day OF August
liel7, at Vale. Malhenr County, ore.
Ben ]. Brown. Sheriff
by u. H. Test, Depu'S
First Publication August 23rd l9li
Last Publication September 20 1917
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
NOTICE or SALE Oh REAL PRO
PERTY BY ADMINISTRATORS.

Notice Is hereby given that the IN
dersigned, administrator of The estate
OF Thomas ]. Johnson, deccnsed. VII
under and by virtue OF an order OF The
County Court OF the State OF Oregon
for Malheur County. bearing date OF
September 4th. 1917, from end afte'
the 5th day OF October 1917 az th'
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. az the Law
office OF c. MeGonagill in Ontario
oregon, offer for sale for cash IN hand
all OF the real property belonging e
the estate Of the said deceased de
scrlbed as follows to-wit;
The Nsk OF Me SEA Of thoSE
Of Sec. 20 and NwA OF SEA OF se'
20 all in Twp. rs s. II. AZ +. W. NJ
in MaIheur County. oregon.
Date OF First Publication Septer
ber 9th. 1917.
Date OF Last Publication Oetohe
4th 1877
n. G. JOHNSON
Administrator o. thc Est
Thomas ]. Johnson. Doceased-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
NOTICE or BOND SALE
or PANETTF-OI,EGON SLOPE
IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Located IN MaIhear County, state OF
Oregon.

Until two o'clock y. M. September
Goth, 1917. the board OF directors or
tho payo,te-Oregpn slope Irrigation
District viii receive scaled propostls
NJ their office IN Malhcur County,
State OF Oregon. said office being To-
Gated IN tho one story frame dwell
ling house OF the said district more
particularly described as being locat-
ed in the southeast quarter OF north
west quarter OF section ?, township n
south range AZ EWM IN Malheur
County. Oregon. FOR the purchase OF
bondn OF the snid district oa follows;
Twenty year negotiable coupon
bonds of payette-Orogon Slope lrriga-
ton District IN the sum and amount
OF Sfa0 .O0OO. 90 10 refund, cancel and
retire an outstanding. bonds OF tho
district az wclis ns All outstanding
COUPONS an bonds and all warrants
issued for interest on bonds, said res
funding bonds 20 bear interest at the
rate az cix per cent pcr annum IN
terest payable tho first day OF jan
uary and July OF each year, the bonds
matuf Ing acfially after tae NTH year
in anlunl amounts 40 cs 20 be APP
proximatoly equal priacipal ana IN
terort and
Twenty year negotiable counpon
bond ~ payctie-Orcgon 5lope Ifflga'
tion flifrlct ia the sum and amount
OF sS5, 100000 10 refund. cancel and
retire all outstanding warrants OF the
district other than warrants iesued ioi
payment OF interest on bonds. said
refunaing bonds 90 beer interest NJ
the rato of six per cent per annnm
Interest payable the fiist day OF Jan
uary and July Of each year tho bonds
maturing sellally after the fifth
year annual amounts so as 20 %
Approximately equal rflnclpal ana m
torest
Secretary or Board az Directors OF
payctto-Oregon slope Irrigation Dis
trlct
George " i.attig
c. NJ. Johnson
A. A. Gnttefldgo
Otto c. Miller
y. IA Boals
board OF DirSctors OF Payette-ore
eon slope Irrigation District
First Publication August 2s, ~.
Last Publication September y
1917.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
THEY WE'RE nor GUINEA PIGS

otto Miller of Dead Ok Flat was in
Ontario last Friday. While here Mr..
Miller called at the Argus, office to in.
form the editor that an effor had re-
Gently been made in reporting the
number OF pigs raised from bunch
OF his prize sows. Instead of secur-
ing 60 pigs from four sows, he secur-
ed that number from II sows. The
Argus does not wont to classify as q
nature faker 80 gladely makes this
correstion. tho the original statement
was made. as It was told to us.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

FOR sALE--About 500 tons OF
alfalfa hay. Near good feed ground
Call rruitland. 29-il|
FOR sALE--CANNING PEACHES
Golden Orange OF Late Crawforda
Q milo east OF Ontario. mile north oi
Frultland, Phone 7-i2. Frul,land.
JOHN HElCTHMAN
Adv. pd. 35 a.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

prosper Jr." the ton Perchoron
Stallion will be nj tho X. s. & D.
Ranch every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Terms. $500 bring colt
prosper" slres the kind OF colts that
bring the big money at maturity. You
will make no mistake II You decide to
use this stallion. l1-u
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

FOR sALE-A Moiarch range, In
excellent condition. only slightly used
equipped with water connections, six
holes. A bargain that will be picked
up soon. II you want such an article
see this before buying a. s. Brown
at Saxon Garage. 36-27
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION
ASSESSMENT PAYETTE-oREGON
SLOPE IRRIGATION DlDStiu'i

Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Directors OF the Payette-
oregon slope Irrigation District wiz
meet beginning aud on septemner ~
917 at me office OF the district whlch
Is the one story frame dwelling house
near the pumping plant located ID the
south east q of the northwest phai,-
er OF Section Township south
Range az EWM Within the district
and in Malheur county, Oregon iof
the purpose Of equalizing the regular
assessment for the year 1917 on me
lands within the district more paTu-
cularly described as follows, 10 WI
A regular assessment 20 PROVIDE
and raise Sl8,260 for the Bond fnho
and slS360 for the Goaefal Funa
which said assessment was made PUT
suant 70 the order OF the Board oi
Directors for the year 1917
p. NJ BOALs
Secretary of the Board OF Director
OF the Paycfte- Oregon Slope irrisa
tlon Distficf
First publicali0n August rs. lsll
last Publication September ~ 1877
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

Buy your grapes from b. Reynolds
the best in the market Prices the low
quality considered All neatly pack
ed. i-2 miles south west OF town,
WIN deliver to to Ontario. 36-St
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

LOST Baby's white Red Riding
Hood Coat. between Van Bueren's
lodging house and a milo west OF the
hospital Monday afternoon Finder
please leave at Argus office. SO II
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
MARspEN MAcnINE ANp
REPAIR SHOP.


. We do all kinds OF repair work
. from a pair OF scissors 70 the
. the heaviest kind OF machinery.
. Bicycle Repairing Gs well as
. Automobile work--we can also
. put your gas engine In good :
. condition.
. Lawn Mower Grinding a Specially
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13
NOTICE. OF DISSOLUTION or P,F
NEHsHIi'.

Ontario. Oregon September
Known all men bv ite'r
co-partneship heretofore existing y.
J. Asher and J. A. wnliAnA kaenA
as the Ontario Cold Storage o. ~
this day been dissolved bx Mazzsl
eoncent. ]. A. Williams oonkla14z
the business. All accounts due ekz
are to be collected by the said J. A,
Williams. and ala az
the said Ontario Cold Storage
TO be paid by the said'l. a wiiila
stencil
+. J. Asher
J. A. Williams
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

FOR sALE-A square Grand Piano.
Mrs @. w. Duncan. North oregon
street 81
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

Mrs. w. w. Letson went to Cald-
we'll for a few days visit.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-13

FOR SALE--Light team with har-
ness; also delivery wagon, Ontario
Laundry. S3 II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13
BROTHERS IN
SOU ABBLE OVER
PAINTING HOUSE

Stanley Kasperczyk. OF Ham
tramck. recently attempted 10
brighten The corner" by painting
his house and as "a consequence may
serve term In Jail
II seems that stanley and his
brother. Anthony purchased q
house together a year ago. and
agreed 10 SO halves ON the pa,
ments and other expenses Scyeral
months ago they decided 70 dissolve
thc partnership and started action
IN tne circuit court
An injunction was issued restrain
inc either party from damaging or
encnmbering The property In any
manner Anthony attorney appear
"a before Judge Manden. Saturday
morning and declared that STANLEY
had violated the terms OF tbo in
junction by applying a coat of paint
20 the house and by damaging the
electric wiring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13

Tor wnai We proposed 10 pio" mo
we kaiser
I'm" -rf} walls or me M''hlsah
s'aIr pl .soh Nho" ing lhIu we E'''''
OF Tho trees acros- me race race
save born another text nave
seen all 'h" notorious prisons OF ih,
world exclaimed ihis op'h.'Nea
globe trotter 'but the ono We "tr'
looking az 0a0 ne mos ao"in''''ol'
ana stonchiu. when became gov
crn"r hr"d me 'h'i'e o'aiN 'h',
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13
VETERAN LAWYER
TO BE LAID IN
TOMB MONDAY

Funeral services Tor Robert VI
Chamberlain. a we'll known Detroit
lawyer. who died in his summer
home In Charlcvoix Mich. last
Tue day night. will ne held IN ST.
Paus cathedral Monday afternoon
az O'Clock Nj chamberlain
whose death was caused by heart
trouble. VAS "a member OF Che nrm
~ Chamberlain DENLY. Webster a
Kennedy
Mr. Chamberlain was born In 10
roy. y Y IN 1852 and had resided
IN Detroit since 1877 I'm 1851 he
formed law partnership with
Frank T. Guise witch continued an.
tl the death of Mr. Gui-o in l9oT
when he became identified with the
present firm lie was "A vesfry
IN S. paul'- cathedral for many
years. member of tho Loyal
Legion. University club. Detroit Ath.
ietlc club. Alpha Delta Phi. BOARD "
Commerce. Detroit Bar association.
Phi Beta Kappa and the Michigan
State Rar association
Survivors are tho widow. Mrs.
Florence a Chamborialn. and a
daughter. Miss Cnro r Chamborlain
~ Los Angeles. who is now enroute
home al 80 l2t Raer ST.. was sold
FOR "a new Masonic temple TWO years
ago. since which time The family
has resided In The stevenson hotel.
So 20 Davenport go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13
OSBORNE
L-AUDS j. s.
WOMEN
American Life Givers
Foil To Russia'S
Death Legion
EX-GON ERNOR
TALKS TO GRANGE
ElOquencc Electrifes
Large Audience
In Jackson

JACKSON MOB tng ~ EN
Gov rf... horn a.t,.tDd again
49, r.
na'I'h'. ~ eH'h"' ana o'a-
Tor whom Do drew all of his inspra
tion for fafffu4- .nocob before
.,o - ....t.......-, ,,trht
gan f''o'h 'rr'"'h from me Scene
and 90 acr lon
sixteen ri- fn white had mer
o ,, 49, 49,
ground "h'' ih' pNhli'l-' from
SaGl' SWutc Hrla bronzcd and
~ .ur,rhly ..t.r soldier was
iot-od4r. over ia rr4-ia she
vo+ne vafrrr h.v, rn.f.,lor,,ra ia
4.r.sn 81 ....r 81. BEGAN vim
chara.tar,aflr f.rr.oral cIoouonea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13
NO ONE TO
TRY SPEED
VI0LAT0RS
Judges Sellers, Stein
and Connolly Pass
Ip the Job

FIFTY one persons, brought into po-
lice court Saturday morning. &c.
cueed of violating the speed laws.
We're wondering about The mnni
cipM court building al noon. look
INK FOR someone to Try their cases
Judge Sellers. swampcd by the
number OF criminal cases In court.
refused 10 try tho speeding cases
n Be- also understood thar thcro has
been some criticism concerning tho
small fines IMPOSED ON those who
use Detroit streets for speed Ways.
and since The MAXIMUM 1nc in po-
lice court In So. Judge Sellers be
lieves greater satisfaction can be
bad from he recorders court
Bur year aeo Judge Connolly
gave orders to Hugo Schatz a cierR
Ia Tho recorder court, not 10 take
any moro speed cases. and so when
the spced'rs Ncnt up 20 this court
saturday they We're shoocd away
Judre Stein declared that hc had
no right 20 try he cases IN police
court 80 The accused motor
lists. some of whom had their ma
chimes seized. viii nor bee able 10
use them over sunday Monday
morning there VIII probably be- a
conference OF he various judges
and Sgpt Ernest Marquardt when
it viii BE- decided whore The cases
VIII bee heaTd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13

penetrating" tho Dutch colonies. the
Philippines. and Hawaii
The end OF the present war will
find Japan stronger than ever IN
naval military, and financial re-
sources For the week of June ..
the Bank of Japan showed "a bal
ance OF s402 100000 In deposits. com
pared with S2gl O00. 900 last year.
The foreign trade in 1913 was tbsl.-
coo 00O for this year n rs estimated
at Sl,25O.000,o0
Japan. according TO Der iunkcrs.
wants sources OF raw material. par
ticularly wool. cotton and pig iron
Her birth rate rs very high. the IN
crease in population running be
tween coo 600 and 700 600 annually.
This gives plenty OF Incentives 10
Seek expansion az territory ~ the
expense OF other nations.
Since the beginning OF the Euro
pean war In 1914. the PanJapanese
parties have been aegressiyely pur
suing their policy OF cynical oxpcdl-
cncy along German lines.
The national character Of the
japanese IL similar to tho prussian
The Tartar blood in many of the
Japanese binds them racially 20 the
Prussians. In whom there rs a pre-
dom nant Tartar strain as tho fierce
aspect strange little head. and Tar
tar ewes OF llindenhurg clearly show
The japanese lack religious re
s'raints 10 serve az ethical stand
ards Like the Germans, the Jap
aucSc place might above right Tho
government i. in the hands Of an
autocracy; wages are low and hours
long for me workers the cost of
living rs increasing The governing
class is dominated by the same prin
ciples as Germany's with an The re-
cent Prussian developments and
notifications of those principles.
Japan entered this war because
Of The Anglo Japanese alliance. but
has taken an insignificant part. ex
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13

cent 10 further her own aims IN
conjunction with Great Britain. she
reduced the German fortress of
Kiau Chau. and her navy. assist
ing the Australian navy, patroied
the Pacific. and enabled Japan 20
seize and occupy several important
groups of German islands
Peaceful penetration by colon
ization OF these islands has followed
as part OF the plan The islands lic
near British Sew Guinea. the north
eastern coast OF Australia, and the
important Dutch colonies In Borneo.
Sumatra and Java. Some OF them
strategically menace the Philip
pines
one az tho main reasons Japan
is sending her present commission
10 America Is 20 obtain President
Wilson's assent 10 Japanese reten-
ton OF the South Pacific islands she
has taken from Germany
As Australia and New Zealand
Will not consent 10 This. n offers a
basis for disagreement between the
United States and the British en-
pire.
Success in this plan means event
ual effort 20 secure China. British
India the Philippines. Java. Suma
ira, Borneo and Hawaii complete
domination 81 the Pacific
This In turn would mean another
mad war for world conquest
Colonization of the Philippines
Hawaii Mexico. Central and South
America IS avowcdlS being done 20
extend Japan's supremacy
With the pan-Japanese empire
fact. me United States and Australia
would be- Inc first countries az.
tackled a glance A. the map OF
the Pacific viii show this
Australia is keenly alive 10 the
danger All the premiers ~ the
Australian states be premier OF
the commonW ealth OF Australia. and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13
MAN STABBED
IN SHADOW OF
POLICE STATION

Right IN loo shadow OF tho con
trial police station. Charles MONA
hon, A. years old, OF Belle RIycr
Ont. was assaulted and stabbed
twice In m" breast once n the lon
ann and once in tbc side Friday
nifht He was taken 90 Recnitins
hospital
Milton Davis 20 years Old $50 50.
N"ldrum-aYe WAS arrested by lo
scph Helncr motorcyclt officer az
the FIRST precinct CHARGED with fhe
crime fic had rusty knife on
him when caueh ruynrs ava, from
the scene az the assault The hehf
is supposed 70 have taken place
over q girl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-13
GIRL ACCUSED
OF GIVING BOOZE
TO GUARDSM AN

\ Rose Hrahsm. % years old. who
livos In tho Wooya hotel was air
rested late Friday night ON Tho
charge of giving liquor to soldiers
James Conlcy. OF the Thirty first In
fsntry. found drinking with the
Graham girl said she bought tho
liquor and gave II 10 him Dotcc
tives Navarro. Clark and Rowcll
made the arrest The girl will be
A-ld for the federal authorities.