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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-06
Furnished apt. Hamilton cour'


East Oregonian office.
haul your garbage and trash
Phone 5b3M. l403 w. Railroad streer
Furnished housekeeping rooms sol
Clay. 7-24tf
For sale--Modern five room house.
Inquire 5l9 Marie s-13tf
Go to the Bee Hive for your low
priced millinery. g-6tf
Good empty oak barre's for sale.
Inquire this office. 9-6tf
For sale-ChevroIet car in first
class condition. Call 259M. 800
Wanted-woman to do general
housework on ranch. Call 223J "a
For rent-Apartment 4O1 Aura.
Cali forenoon or after five. $40
Girl wants place to work and go to
school Address Box 465. g-9t
Sandwiches. coffee and soft drinks
at The Office Cigar store. I'll Main
street. 6-22tf
Wanted-scrap iron. brass and
aluminium highest prices guaran-
teed. Blewett Harvester Co.
Do you know that Estes & Fried!ey
Sell, rent or Insure Anything" 6l4
Main street Phone 604
Wanted-Grl Tor general mousse
work. Phone 205W. 81
Chiropody work for ladies ana
, gentlemen at Pendleton Hairdressing
Parlors. If
Fluff rugs from ali carpets. NJ. a.
Rigby. Local agent for w. Fluff Rug
Co of Portland. Phone 649. 1919
Kooming house for sale. Main
street. in center Of business district
Doing good business. Inquire OF P-u
land Bros.
For rent-office or store room
in East Oregonlan building. Apply a.
TINS once e4'i
DR.. Proebstel. chiropodist, has re-
turned. Gail III. Room Failing
bIde-
Wanted--to rent, or room house
close in. Call at SIS Aura or phone
S56R s-l't
Lucille Christensen. retailer for
Franco American Hygienic toilet re-
quisites' Phone 1861 $50
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Phone 352J or call 722 Jane
street S-2Stt
Would lease or rent or more
acres close tothis city. Address Box
465. City. 9-12s
Wanted-Someone to stack straw.
| VIII pay $l.25 per ton. See ]. e. Bean
! at the Bentley Graham ms Co. $40
For sale-Sscond hand inlaid lin
oleum in good condition. See Con
| roys Cash Grocery Co, S-3Ou
Wanted Waitress for Hotel Stan
field Address F. b Stuart, Stanfiel1.
Oregon s-21tf
For "a e-75 stands of bees at IS
nor stand + Maher Bermiston.
| Oregon e-6-
Wanted-Higb school girl TO work
for her room ana hoard Can al $50
Cosbie or nbone 21oJ e-5tf
| ~, -. - -, o,,.,,- ,,,.,,
have same nv calling AT this office
and na,ing for This no,tca 81
-, ,,,,,. t.. ,,oon or ,ard nm
| Ion uuS MAINS oaN'oi' VI iai uii
-, 80 SNu a.
| wanted TOT genera HouSe
WORK can Mrs. George ferIhser' 5l+
Lewis street VI pi''i'e ''Oi
For sale-EOO acres Rood gram
rahch frlce, S5uuu. ChiIlcuiii WI GU GU
By owner Elmer smith X p
N'uNa'e' iu''''
! For sale-NeW and second haho
Sewing Machines SINGER. "h'e'
New Home and The Free Machlne'
"cCiih'oek q SIN psoh' fVV T. N0Ui' :
Gail Peniand BROS van 10 move
your hnusehoId goods Ie'ephohs
s8s. Also baggage transferring anu
| heaVy haulns
FoF heh'--Se"ihs 'h@oi'lhes Vi All
MAKES s!'UU per "eeN, No.OO PEI
month. McSln'oek q sim pson' 4VV
T. Court.
Wanted-Man and wife without
children, to work on farm. Must
nave references Inquire A TINS OF
nee. S-ou
For sale-MOdern S-room house
and garage tin Pendleton). Address
Scott Butler. 1ll3 W. Indiana Ave,
|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
GETS II YEARS IN PRISON
Mike Brnshenrs Sentenced for Dyna
hitting Water-works System
ut Dewnr.
IBy Associated Press

tBy Associated Press.1
HENRIETTA. OKLA, September 90.
Mike Brashears. alleged organizer of
the Working Glass Union. was found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
Total Runs.
AS
COLLEGES PROSPECTS
rive better Men Back, hut Eleven VIII
bc Unusunlly Light This
ISpccial IN Tba r.. D,.

Especial to The, Times Dlspatch.1
.o na1itEM: VA VA: September ,2a.-,war
n we.sram material. make football pros
pects at Roanoke College leaner than
I mho several sew, seasons Adam Norman
npach and had put the squad through
P Paeuninary training last week. has
neen called into military service. How
tunate in securing again the canabie
services OF Guy II. Spruhan, who has
. .assn up the burden of building a
niue Interruption to the training.
mo heaviest men Of last years team
! nnNS III been lost; among them notably
can. graduates of 1917. Bunting. the
star quarterback of the past four sea-
sons; who Is now in business, Will be
vice Of the army Five letter men ~
iasi year--Smith and Chapman. ends.
c fimi,; i, SEie a1,.; RHYME, quarter and
turned; /, is expected that Sam nar Ro re-
nam the tower OF last years line ava
s sopn for Tsn 1917, will join the ' SQUAD
Lcntz, Bar'rinser and HubanI sec, @ho
were understudies last seasnn b mno
S nr' up we'll in the first ten DAYS of
Of fdinh, AmonE the new men. Meyer.
Point, $. c. and A,kins snaon or t Hf R Rns
ihs ILL Ugh, are quite promising While
spTuhan thinks that his eleven -. aan
aet"r speed and lighting spirit To on
The ,e'S mn arsndynntase largely.
~ In the three open dates n,ads 70 10
me CANCELLATION of King CoIIcme Wy py
E in,,n.. Christian College and cathoiic
with MaryviIIe G cee now in
Insculum College. of Tennessasae an9
S am, College. Of North Carolina TIE
against " Rando ohe ss1son will be played
the local gridiron next Satnrd.,' On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
TECH FOOTBALL MATERIAL |
DEVELOPING INTO MACHINE
Powers. Formerly OF McGuires. Show
Ing Ability Punter-Open
Against Hnmp6en-Sidney.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
,a BhAcSSPuRG VA sep 1s1 sa;G
sianee q mSehins: From tie pres,
s sn fast Et se this w ear As dae
bursts Of speed in the back field are
as numerous as rockies at training
"iEd like to yank some of those
husky freshmen gu, Of that line and ant.
stood on Blacksburg curb and viewed
the rat parade" the annual freshman
men in A. line. srotesa % E' dressed ass in in
every color Of the rainbow. the future
aGns OF Vi s / paraded for the bsne
country Saturday afternoon. This uf :.
forded Bernier the opportunity Of
szn 4se up ine oo S ,b ana as bs
field this afternoon. Spirit and en-
thusiasm seem to be the keynote in
has developed this idea to such an
extent that the entire squad are work
Ing like lot of beavers for a place
Some difficulty is being experienced
In f In Rah N pnnter wh9 win measure
as 1t is evident that ne Will not return
School, sens SeSS @iegel 0w os last
ton are out for the job. Powers is the
best punter Of the lot and kicks 4
udnuy lonB spiral out no Is rather
light to mt we'll on the team. although
exceptionally good, 'Peyton is a good
he stick to this. as punting is detri-
mental to the development Of good
drop kicker. This husky lad from
shenandoah Military Academy is also
promises to make good; Wfegei and
George Parrish are developing rapidly
and the other men will have to hustle
10 peat these two youngsters out.
one outstanding feature of the
scrimmaSe held SO far is the wonder
fui hghting spirit displayed by Speed"
pa5 5 and Monk" Younger. tackle
veterans are showing lots of speed and
an uncanny ability to diagnose PLAYS
Speed Is playing his new tackle posi-
ZION as II he had played there always
steady drive that characterized his
are an inspiration to the green mate
rial and delight the spectators with
their stellar work. Godsey. who first
came into prominence by his brilliant
Work on last years freshman team
P Hes-, 1air to develop into another
scrimmaEe showed that he will make
back position.
Owing to tho cancellation of the
Richmond College game to-day, a reg
uiar game. consisting of four eight
minute quarters. was staged between
Hampden- Sidney. Bernier anticipatcs
a.. hard battle with the game little
Tigers. as they have practically
their entire 1916 squad back this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
PHILADELPHIA OFTEN
in BASEBALL CLASSICS
quaker City Teams Hold Record for Winning Stellar Hon
ors-Shortest Series Won by Braves; Longest by
Red Sox-Record of Contests.

League clubs have accounted for 22a
to the American's 2?2. To Philadelphia
falls the honor OF being represented in
more series by pennant-winning clubs
than any other city on either major
league circuit. Out of the past twelve
inter- league contests Philadelphia has
participated six times, with Chicago
next with five clubs. including tho
series of 1906, when the two Chicago
teams fought out the question OF SUI
premacy between themselves. each hav-
ing won the pennant in their respective
leagues. Boston and New York are
tied with four each. while Detroit
comes next with three and Pittsburgh
and Brooklyn complete the list with
one apiece.
The shortest series OF the twelve was
that of 1914. when the Boston Nationals
defeated the Philadelphia Americans in
four straight games. The Chicago Ma
tionals of 1907 also won four Straight
from the Detroit Americans. but this
run was preceded by a tie game With
the score standing to when dark
series was that Of 1915. IN which eight
games were played. with the Boston
Americans winning four and the New
York Nationals three, with ono tie
game thrown in for coed measure.
A record OF the preceding twelve
SerfnE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
GENERALS HARD AT WORK
Coaches Sending Large SOUND Through
Preliminary Training, but With
hold Verdict as to Strength.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. September 90
ones for the football candidates at
d fcriy or fifty men has been repertinE
and practice in tackling. blocking.
by grass drill and other forms Of gen.
eral instruction, has usually made up
the days work. Line work and scrim-
mage Will be taken up next week
Until then the coaches are making no
the kind of team that will represent
the Blue and White In the coming
But the activity on Wilson Held
SUI supp ,p,. Of Washington and Lee will
has eaes t Iame een shns to sp ys
Pisrotti and Larkin are ali Inc that aaS Is
and the new rfsaer ma s sbt Of
to put fast and fighting team in the
squad are bending every ounce oun on OF enc emo
erEy In this direction. or last years
eWY sub 81 Fain and Blaln. haifbacks:
showing up we'll in the preliminaries
At present everything is being CEN
tered ter r AROUND the big game with Geor-
The schedule for the season with tho
exception OF the game for October 6.
no Ce, Pshnding. Is Is as as follows OIL
ington.
October ao-oeorria Teoh. At At
October 27-North Carolina A. ana
NJ. at Lexington.
November s-Auburn. At Montrom-
cry.
November 1o-Roanoke College, at
Lexington.
November 17-Georsetown univer-
sity. at Roanoke.
November 29-washinston and Jef-
ferson. at Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
YELLOW JACKETS CONFIDENT
OF WINNING FOOTBALL TEAM
Material Appears to He of Excellent
Quality md Reiss In Much Fncour.
nEcd-Firnt Game Wednesday.


ASHLAND. VA. September 2s.-Fol-
lowers OF college football are perhaps
at this time wondering what kind Of
team the Yellow Jackets will put for
ward this season to wage battle for
the Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
Association championship. Despite tho
loss of many good men Of last years
team by theft failure to return. an
that. from the present outlook, bids
fair to win the coveted cup.
For nearly two weeks Coach Reiss
OF new material the principles of good
FOOTBALL: Tackling the dummy. block
Ing, falling on the ball. forward pass
ing and calisthenics have been assidu-
forma ton has been the result ScrIm-
images also have duly been employed
by the coach In his hammering pro-
scratched faces and bloodied noses the
men felt all the better for them
Heretofore two hours daily have been
ming with tomorrow the time will
necessarily have to be cut down owing
to the military training, Captain Ayres
the athletic field and gave them some
instructions incidental to uniforms and
ai i,2 tannounced that the initial drill
continue for two hours. The drilling
and instruction in military science will
take :; up four afternoons Of the week.
for football.
While realizing that the military
plans. Coach Reiss nevertheless is
come out on the field after they arc
through with the military exercises.
T., The first game will be with Wash
ington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
GEORGETOWN ELEVEN LIGHT
Schedule Opens Snturday-Five yeter-
ans Return md Young Material Ii
Promising.

Especial TO The Times Dfspatch.1
Ge MAs sidEn ~, Tep tiab e.
this year by many pounds than il was
paign next Saturday here With Le-
hanon Valley. Five veterans from the
1916 championship team will be in the
Eame-Gilroy. McQuade. Maloney.
VIII he nros aSH se ss foow Tho danes
left end; p. FinneEan, left tackle;
Zuger. left. guard: Anderson. center;
Ahern. right guard; Schmidt right
tackle; Whelan. right end; AIaloney
quarterback: Gilroy. left halfba ok; Nc
Quade: right halfback Cody. fullback
OF the first string lineup Conneii
played end with the second team last
as a forward. but the others are new
Schmidt was In school. but did not
pay: Ahern Is freshman from Man
chester. y. H.. and Pat Finnegan
school. which has contr ,b Mass'' 1ob nigh
Gilroy to the Hilltoppers
Georgetown's schedule for this wear
follows: ''
October 6-Lebanon Valley. at Hill
October 12-springfeld Y. NJ. c. A
T. s.. at Springfield. Mass
october 2O-Lehish. at South Bethle-
October 27-virGinia Polytechnic In
stitute, at Hilltop.
?, November 3-Eastern College, at
November 6-Fordham, at New York
NNowember Io-Navy. at Annapolis
at Roanoke, Va.
November Observation-Disclosures. at Hill.
top d f'iii-
nksgiving-Opcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
Football Results
v. ~. l., IL, Observation-Disclosures, IA.
Navy, S7t Davidson COLLEGE, o.
Buckuel1, 70, Mansfield Normal. o.
Indians, GOT ALBRIGHT n

v. 81. l.. 10, Hampden-sidney, II.
Navy, c7t Davidson COLLEGE, o.
buckueu, 20; Mnnsneld Normal o.
Indians, 6oS Albright, O.
try, o.
Pennsy!vsnia State. 10, U. $. An
Princeton Freshmen. II, Law
rencevilIe, O.
Rutgers. 25t Urninus, o.
Bo.ton College, IS, Norwich Uni
brown. 27; Rhode Island State, o.
Vanderbilt, 81; Battle Ground
wanhinEton and Jefferson. II,
KisJ<i. Z.
University Of West yir<,nf.. a,
University OF PIttsburEh, IL.
Cnse. o; Ohio State, 40.
Indiana, 80, Franklin. o.
Great Lakes, 2; Marquette Univer-
witty. "a.
Williams. 70; RenssIaer. o.
Springfield College, o, Maine
Henvy ARTILLERY, O.
University of Kentucky, 80; Butler
College, o.
University of Syracuse. o, Forty
Sevcnth u. 8. Infantry, o.
North Carolina A. & E., 10, Gull
ford College, o.
Mnryvillc College, 13, TuscuIum
College, O.
Naturalization game called on,
wet grounds.
Oberlin, 40, Baldwin Wallace, q.
University of Oklahoma, ly8t King
Fisher College. o.
Roanoke College, 12t Randolph
Mncon Academy, o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
BOB cABELL TOPS AMATEURS
One Bird behind Profc.sionnl
Edgar Moss nj West End
Gun Club shoot

Bob Cabell fed the amateurs out OF
his hand yesterday. one bird behind
6dsar Moss. Of Hugucnot Springs. Va
Wno 10 shooting as n professional and
VIII cover the territory for his com
10y, s4cceedins Ned Daniels. who has
hatan County and we'll known in Vir-
gina: Will be heartily welcomed in
Bob. Jones was right after cabeIl
ne ne ano mat nne old veteran Boyd ,rot-
Eanes was In the forty-sixth hole by
himself. while four dropped out Of tho
race at trench forty-fvc. The next
three shoots Will finish the prel.mi-
naries and several men can qualify in
more. '
Sam Goodloe. Alton. yesterday dropped
by to see how his friend Jim Ander-
son was getting on. linn showed him
al right. and said that since sam
trimmed him at the state shoot he
reaily thought he could do 1t any time
ne wanted. and that he just had 10 hand
him one to keep him on the ground
that he need not think because he
lived on the top of a mountain II gave
him any license to look down on a Nat
countryman.
Class leaders: Glass .A-w. L. BOYD.
Eanes runner-up- Class B-R. G.. Ca
bell Colonel Grundy runncr-up. Class
CT B. Jones. BoStock runncr-up.
Legs on the Grundy and News Leader
cups won by Hart. Hammond. ST., Bos-
took. Flippen. Cabeli. Grundy
Points on the l.rmsden. Buchanan,
Jahnke. Nowlan. Hotel Rucger class
cups. won by L. RucEer. Eanes. Cabeu
Boyd. Bostock
Hercules Powder Company. longrun
Du Pont Powder Company, surprise
tarSets go J. 4. Anderson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
BAN SCALPERS' TICKETS
>toIney Says Purchnserr Can he D.-
Aanission to Gamcs-Prose-
cure Guilty Parties.

T,1I,r, ~ Associated PressJ
CfiiCaGo: September 29-Purcb,
ers OF worlds series tickets from scain-
e ,t ma be legally denied admission n
me Sames. states Attorney Hoyne an.
'o ..I1u In statement issued to.niebt
hv Snch evidence is presented to me
ny olhciais OF the Chicago Americnn
LEAGUE Club or by persons who cIa e I'm :,
TO eps nave e. been defrauded by ticket scalp
me w. or noyne said; Il shall. II an
,i,itiate criminal proceedings against
have explained to President Co
m,iskey OF the Chicago Club. that he
mas the complete legal right not to
honor tickets sold or resoId to tho
original purchaser for a price in eXe
cess OF that hat printed upon the tick ct"
ne l5,0O0 reserved seats for which
100000 applications had been mada
VIII not be distributed to the purchaso
e ers until probably two days before
the nrst game OF the series
although the sale of reserved seats
was stopped several days ago, appli.
catlons continue to pour In from all
parts of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
CADETS DEFEAT TIGERS

lSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch
Y. N. !. defeated Hampden- Sidney to-
day by the score OF Is to "A. II was
the first game Of the season, but both
teams PLAYED In fine form. The game
was close throughout and full Of
thrills.
Leech made two long runs for touch
downs and Hawkins. Knapp and
Jones was the offensive star. and War
rem the defensive for Hampton Sidney
Hampden- Sidney has well-oiled and
Woodworking machine. and n success
full season seems assured for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

guilty to-day in tho State District
Court OF having dynamited the water
works system at Dewar near here.
on the night OF juno 2. and was som
fenced to seventeen years imprison-
ment. A motion for new trial wac
denied.
Four other defendants with Bra.
shears were granted continuances, their
cases to be heard in December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN TEAM
college Decides to PIny Several Game.
cn use OF Available Material.

L1NCHBURG. VA. September a.
Although 1T was announced some time
ago that the football schedule for the
Virginia Christian College had been
abandoned, II has since been determ-
med TO play several games during tho
Impending season. This decision was
reached because OF the available ma
terial In the present student body and
because OF the arrival of w. r. Meyer,
ieGe, who came as athletic coach. Coach
Meyer however. has been lost to the
college for the present, for he has
been drafted. and left the college last
night to report for army training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

of NE iSs York. September 2s.-1n view
s.hic will surround the Coming y Woeid
ana - oeSween the New York Nationals
81 .ne Chicago Americans, the records
assume e e'n nei,na contests OF the past
sso-called world Series were plaVeJ as
TIA, oack as 1884. It was not until 1905
cha the nat ional comm ission took
tthh tina OF and promulgated rules for
bail sa..a autumn climax of the base
+h SINCE that year the winning clubs In
hav american and National LeaEues
series age met or ga, each October to decide. in n
seven e which team should be entitled
fe,. .he Championships honnrs OF the pro-
sI,ino iona! baseball world for the en-
i weiSS. t sseiss months. or the past
attamond history. the American League
and thoi bearing clubs have won seven
H, TIER National League. rivals five.
have f1 bsssn these series sixty-siI games
eli AVE and half games per series. ino
favn lie contests. OF which there
American amer League leads With ~d thir tHe
81 ~ 20 the Nationals thirty-one. while
'ne 49, runs scored. the National
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
STEAMER TANAoUA SUNK
Vessel Bound to New York Torpedoed
on Coast of Ireland by
Submarine.
IRy Associated preas.l

IBy Associated Preas.1
BOSTON, September 2e.-The Brit
fish steamship Tanaqua. formerly the
Den Of Glamis. was torpedoed and sunk
by a German submarine OF the coast
OF Ireland. according to private cables
received to-day by local importers. 1t
Is believed tho crew was saved.
The Tanaqua was bound from Glas-
cow to New York and carried a gen.
eral cargo. including merchandise for
importers here. She was valued at
100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
TO TIGHTEN BLOCKADE
Entente Allies Determine on More
Vigorous steps Against
Germany.

IBy Associated Press.l
LONDON, September 2s.-Still moro
vigorous blockade of Germany is to
DO enforced by tho entente allies as
result of tho conference of Lord
Robert Cecil, British Minister Of Block
ado. with tho French Minister of Block
lamation prohibiting tho expectation
OF certain articles to Sweden and Hol
land. The Kings approval also was
Eivon to other measures to mako 1t
moro difficult for tho enemy to obtain
supplies through neutral countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
TECH VARSITY EASILY WINS
FROM SCRUB ELEVEN, .3 TO n

=, BLACKSBURG. VA. September %
me varsity had scrappy game here
won, % to 0. The particularly brieht
star was Halfback Peyton, formerly of
Shenandoah Military Academy. Par
riSh. Weigel, Book. Benner and Wills
all inquired prominently In the scorinr
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
STAGE WOMEN'S
WAR RELIEF Is
ORGANIZED HERE


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ul 4 DI"H0u IN tHia c'ty seeluS en
t'lt'y losl IN lie ial. .n"' " nu.iI.
"s' OF lolluer p,oieaS.S .S'i'i .,,i' " o'iie"
O' .H' ,"h' t.slu' ~. l'',9 a.. ',Ny, -.
N'H ''1| MANNER ,hs ,,,.',., " @ua VI - -,
piill On, '"V ul INV ,..- g1.i. I'm -
Worhroom, and Miss heien y Keep.
chairman OF The Detroit brahch OF
tI" National League Tor W omen
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
H RO COAL
EEACdES CITY

The Grt OF tho cars Of anthracite
ordered shipped from Buffalo TO De-
troit by Tho government fuel ad.
minleiration are now in the city or
very close. accordns to- Tho best in-
formation ohfoin0hlc by The police
department n viii Doc early next
week before any OF thc coal reaches
the dealers, however. as il will take
thar long 10 got the cars switched
around By a week from today the
slJuaII0h -houId Degin 90 ease mp
materially
The ngmbrl OF untitled orders on
hand S. SLOWLY gaining ON the police
department since the weather turned
cold Thursday noon there were g.
p65 Friday noon This had increased
20 LOT altho 55S orders had been
fllled ip the interim.
This does not mean that 2.l67
families are actually without heat
Many OF these are burning wood
Others are burning soft coal In the
kitchen range and practically living
I'm the kitchen.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

n was strange woman's voice
ovcr the telephone thar warned Mrs
Ella Maun.ne $50 Dos Tylorayc.
HIGHLAND Park. OF her husbands al
legged uu'au1ulness she testified
Friday morning In Judge Murphy g
court, whore her contested divorce
sur was started
Your husband was IN church to-
ntehi uuh t7ll woman 20 wnom he
wa moro attentive than ne ever Is
10 you. aid Ono voice over the
telephone. according TO Mrs Man
min testimony
"WIen ! asked him about the AZ
fair Mr. tanning testified, he
said Tm ihc yay'
I.atfr tlo vfo swore. Manning
admitted Ulat hc was crazy over
the tail woman and offered the wife
a rettiomeut ( she would agree 90
LEI him 80 free