Y O k El
R E D ’ HOUSE
SALAMANCA AND LITTLE TALLET, H. I ., MARCH 1 5 ,1 9 1 7
FROM THE EASTERN DISTRICT ’ in
m il
town Friday for his granddaughter GST TOGETHER, SAYS WHSON strike>and th a t tkei** knowledge thus RIOT IN MACHIAS HOTEL
Ruth, who attends school here.
fa r is based on w h at they have gleaned
Slight V/reck on Pennsy —1 Teacher
Fred
Angie
Is
recovering
from
his
from the newspapers and th e ir general BR U TA L A SSA U LT ON CONSTABLE
CATTARAUGU S
FRANKLINVILLE
WON'T .N T E R F E R E
EX C EP T TO
Resigns—O ther News
recent illness.
fam iliarity w ith th e situation. No
LITTLE
A V E R T GR EAT TIE UP
Mrs. C. A. W alquist and daughter
J.
M.
Green,
.wife
and
daughter,
El­
freight
embargoes
have
heen
declared
Mrs. John Newman Dies of Pneum on­
Nellie spent a couple of days la st Fall on Floor Caused In ju ry -F u n e r­ eanor, were guests of relatives a t E l­
here.
ia—O ther Item s of In terest
Intoxicated Laborers Threw Pool Balls
al of Mrs. Robeson
Brotherhood Chiefs Say Compromise
week
in
Buffalo.
----—o—
ton
Sunday,
j
~
and Wielded Cues
L eland Rich of Buffalo spent Sunday
Now Would Only Postpone Contro­
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Robe­ H enry W right tapped his sugar or­
Miss Anna Evans, who has been the
B E T T E R PRICES FOR MILK
Sheriff C. B. Nichols is in Buffalo
In town.
versy
guest of h e r sister, Mrs. Deane, fo r the son was held a t th e home of Mrs. E. A. chard Saturday' last. There is not
searching for th ree m en ag ain st whom
Miss E thel Randall of Salam anca
p ast three m onths, has gone to Sala­ Robeson on Chestnut street Sunday af­ much sap so- far.
New
York,
March
15.
—
P
resident
Dairymen
Will
Likely
Get
70
Cents
w arrants charging assault in th e sec­
w as a guest a t the home of Dr. George
m anca to rem ain about 10 days before ternoon, Rev. M. J. Hill of the Metho­
W
ilson
will
not
again
interfere
in
the
Jones
&
H
askell
received
a
carload
More
Per
Hundred
Than
in
ond degree w ere issued a s
th e out­
M cIntosh.
taking h er departure for h e r home in dist church officiatinng. Burial was at of Overland car's th e last of the week. railroad strike controversy unless he
1916
come of a riotous affair a t Machias
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Rich sp e n t th e
Mt. Prospect.
Portland, Me.
Mr. Smith of> Eagle has moced to becomes convinced th a t nothing but
Randolph, March 12.—Confirmation Monday night in which, a gang of
p a s t week in Buffalo.
Miss Lydia Burton has purchased a the house made vacant hy Charles his intervention can avert a g reat tie
Mrs. W. E. Coe and daubhter Reva,
of th e /tru th of a statem en t made in Pennsylvania railroad laborers beat
Miss H elen W allace spent Sunday
and Oscar Lindberg wei-e in Buffalo m illinery business in Weilsvilie. She Sugg. Mr. Sm ith will work fo r H as­ up, according to word received by the
Randolph a t the tim e of the Dairy­ up Constable W rig h t L ittle, a fte r
a t home.
is in Buffalo buying goods and will kell & Son this season.
Saturday.
railroad executives and brotherhood men’s League was organized, th a t creating wild excitem ent and causing
Mrs. F ran k W eidner of Buffalo, Mrs.
---------- o---------Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bolles and child­ take possession a t once.
chiefs a t th eir conference here today. th a t the league would be w orth mil­ property damage
a t th e
Machias
B re t Andrews of Salam anca and Mrs.
Mrs. H enry W hitm an, while moping
ren were in Jam estow n for the week­
Ice Jam Danger Passes
Through
a
third
party
the
president
lions of dollars to C attaraugus coun­ House, of which a Mr. F ish is the pro­
F ra n k Baxter and daughter of Roches­
a floor la st week, slipped and h u rt one
end.
Railroad bi’idges over the Allegany urged both sides to m ake every effort ty dairymen, became apparent when prietor.
t e r have heen in town this week.-look­
Miss Arline Anderson w ent to Buf­ knee seriously. She was confined to riv er a t Riverside Junction seem now to reach a settlem ent.
Machias is “dry”, but liquor is said
ing a fte r the household goods of th eir
directors this week issued th e ir
her bed for several days.
falo Sunday to hear Billy Sunday.
to be out of danger tbis season from
None
of
the
coolness
th
a
t
m
arked
to have heen an impelling factor in the
fath er, th e late A. T. Benson.
Miss Blanche W illiams of Buffalo the peril of running ice and of ice the last m eeting showed itself today. their prices ifor the inext six months.
Frank Deane had business
Coryaffray, which thus fa r has
resulted
Sherm an M osher has recently pur­
is assisting Mrs. Mabel Underwood in jams, which have in the past th reat­ The conferees on both sides were ami­ I t is estim ated /that the average price
don on Saturday.
quoted for 1917 will be a t least an in the a rre st of four m en for disorder­
chased th e A- T. Benson house on Jef.
Fred Gates of Steam burg was h ere th e m illinery store.
ened structures there.
able, and shook hands warm ly when advance of ,70 cents the hundred ly conduct. They a re accused of caus­
ferson street.
A. L. Reynolds of the Union Nation­
Saturday to install an acetylene light
E arly on Monday, icp which had they met.
ing damage a t the hotel. The other
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Newton of Balti­
pounds over jthe d91<6 prices.
al
Bank
is
ill
with
chicken
pox.
plant a t Eugene W haley’s.
accum ulated above the! bridges went
A fter a short session this fo’renoon
th ree men, for whom th e sheriff is
m ore, Md., w ere called h e re th e first
League
D
irector
tL.
*
K
irkland
has
The Mite Society of the F irst P res­ out and passed the structures without the conference took a recess until 4
Miss Reva Coe attended th e auto
of th e week on account of th e serious
been a t Albany and o th er p arts
of searching, are alleged to have injured
byterian church gave a tureen supper jam m ing against them,- as happened ‘o’clock this afternoon.
show a t Jam estown Friday.
E
lisha
Lee,
Constable Little. H e is badly bruised
illness of his m other, Mrs. John New­
the
state
.with
the
officials
wo
made
Miss Cecelia Nenno of Allegany has a t the church parlors Friday night. A late last winter, w ith the result th at I1chairm an of the railw•*ay executives,
m an.
th e price .announcement. Mr. K ir k ­ and it is feared tb a t isome of his ribs
resigned h er position as teach er in dis­ silver offering was taken.
there were dynamiting operations ! and W. G. Lee, head of the trainm en,
and
Miss*E. S. Campbell w as in Buffalo
land
telegraphed President J. J. are broken, from being kicked
Mrs. Ja n e t Currie, who is ill a t her above the structures, which w ere then ’ both indicated th at m atters were pro­
tric t No. 1 school, to take a school in
tram
pled
on.
H
e
was
attacked
as
he
th e first of the week on business.
Young of ,the local league, the figures
daughter’s in Jam estown, is somewhat regarded as unsafe on account of the gressing satisfactorily.
the town of Allegany.
Miss Jean ette Rushbrook spent Sun­
nam ed by Jhe dairymen for the com - was attem pting to a rre st the rioters
Mrs. Charles Griffin is ill a t th eir better.
pressure of ice against them.
T h e/1brotherhood chiefs a t 2 o’clock ing season. They are as follows :
d ay a t h e r home in E a s t Aurora.
a t the hotel.
Miss Gladys F isher of Buffalo is
home here’.
Ice is said to have threatened the issued a statem ent in which they said
The gang, composed of 15 laborers
Mr. and Mrs. John. W aite are in Buf­
F
or
April
,$2.10;
May,
$2.05;
June.
A. J. Forness had business in Sala­ assisting in Miss C. H. Searle’s milli­ E rie bridge at Riverside to some ex­ th eir resolution to secure an eight
from
a Pennsy construction camp a t
falo for a few days.
$1.85; July, $2.10; August, 2.25; Sep­
nery store.
manca Tuesday.
ten t on Monday, and as a precau­ hour working day i sas firmly fixed
Machias, first attended
a theatrical
F ran k H aight is spending a few days
Mrs. Fred Bacon was a guest of tionary m easure M aster C arpenter now as it ever was, and th a t a compro­ tem ber, $2.45. Average fo r the per­
A m inor accident occurred Monday
perform
ance
in
the
village
Monday
in town.
in the P. R. R. yards h e re ., A heavy Mrs. A. D. Moon in Isehua, M arch 2nd. Roy Pierce and a gang of m en w ent to mise for the present would only delay iod, $2.13 1-3. (
evening, and then growing tired of the
Mrs. John Newm an of South street
Mrs. John W entz of Ellicottville was the place for the purpose of averting the ultim ate settlem ent of the contro­
freight train, backing o u t of tbe pass­
TUMESASSA V ETER A N DEAD
amusement, left and w ent to th e Fish
died Tuesday of pneumonia. T he fun­
ing siding, broke th e sw itch points, the guest of h e r sister, Mrs. Thomas w hatever damage m ight th reaten the versy.
hotel. There they started a game of
eral will he held from th e M. E.
putting the sw itch out of commission Grierson recently.
bridge through an ice gorge forming
L. A. Rogers Victim of sudden Attack pool. Action apparently w asn't fast
church Friday morning, w ith burial
P. G. Underwood of L ittle Valley tjiere. There was no trouble experi­
for about 24 hours.
of Heart Disease— Had Rela­
enough to su it them , fo r they indulged
a t Olean.
Albany, M arch 15.—Effective after
was
here Sunday w ith his family.
Mrs. F. Dean shopped in Salam anca
enced,
however.
tives
Here
in
the incidental by-play of hurling
J. L. M erritt is in Buffalo.
the close of business today, the Dela­
Mrs. R. E. Salisbury and daughter
W ednesday,
Engineer
of
Masonry,
G.
H.
Stewart,
Lemuel
Augustus
Rogers,
a
veteran
pool
balls and cues, breaking out sev­
Mrs. M. J. Rich of L ittle Valley was
ware & Hudson and the N. Y. Central
The S. S. C. m et F riday evening a t returned from H am burg Friday.
says
h
a
tt
he
anticipates
no
fur­
of the Civil W ar, died very suddenly eral windows.
th e guest of Mrs. H annah Prince on
Mrs. C. R. Dye was in Buffalo Sat­ th e r danger to the B., R. & P. bridge railroads have notified shippers they
the home of Miss H attie Anderson.
The proprietor and Constable L it­
an Saturday a t th e home of his
Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Boyer of C attaraugus urday to h ear Billy Sunday.
at Riverside, on account of ice, and will refuse to accept freight of any daughter, Mrs. Clara Casler, a t Tun- tle interfered, but w ere outnumbered
Miss Adda Thompson will hold her
Mrs. Sarah Hitchcock and son were th a t the river was clear from the kind excepting milk and cream lo ad ­ esassa. He had been in feeble health
and the constable was badly beaten
spring m illinery opening Thursday was a guest of relatives here last
in Delevan Sunday attending the fun­ bridge up stream to Vandalia, a dis­ ed a t the stations.
week.
for about two years, but had not ap­ while attem pting to perform his duty.
F rid ay and Saturday.
B ert Goodman <of M ontana was a eral of a relative.
tance of more th an three miles.
p e a r e d a p p r e c ia b ly w o r s e of lat-e.
A t The sheriff’s departm ent w as notified
E ugene M attison has a position with
J. E. Gast of Buffalo called on his
guest
of
friends
here.
The
run
of
ice
from
the
Vandalia
re­
New
York,
March
15.—An
appeal
to
about
6
o’clock
members
of
the
family
and Sheriff Nichols dispatched Deputy
th e Harvey, Carey, Babcock Co. a t Sil­
D. E. Underwood of Steam burg was friends here Sunday.
gion passed here between seven and the patriotism of the members of the beard a peculiar sound in his room, Sheriff Ray M allery of Olean to th e
v e r Creek.
Miss A lta Phillips of Friendship eight o’clock on Monday, without four great railroad brotherhoods to
and on going there found him expir­ scene. Tuesday Mr. M allery round­
Mrs. F rank H aight is spending some a caller in tow n Monday.
has
heen spending a few day a t F. C. forming any jam a t the Main street refrain from any “rash movement”
W
illiam
F
rance
and
fam
ily
expect
ing. H eart disease
is given as the ed up four of the m em bers of th e gang
tim e w ith h er son and family a t P er­
to move to Lim estone, w here he has Fay’s.
bridge,
such
as
was
experienced
svhich
would
bring
on
industrial
w
ar­
who were among the prim e m overs in
cause
of
death.
rysburg.
Mrs. L. Board of R ochester was a re­ several days ago.
employment.
fare in the present national crisis, was
Mr. Rogers was horn a t Poughkeep- the hotel brawl, h u t the th ree m en who
Mrs. George McIntosh entertained
Mr. and Mrs. C. F rink and son Clay­ cent guest of Mrs. Fred Bacon.
o-------se
May 22, 183S. He served during are said to have heen responsible fo r
made
here
last
night
by
the
national
th e Afternoon Bridge Club W ednes­
Mr. Dom es will move to the Pelton
ton w ere in Salam anca Monday.
Roy
Hall
Surrendered
conference committee of railways on m ost of the Civil W ar, and was a mem­ tbe assault on Mr. L ittle are still a t
day.
Orvil France, who has heen ill, is house this week.
Roy Hall, charged w ith assault in the eve of the conference today with ber of tbe G. A. R. po 3t here. He is large* The departm ent h as th e nam es
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Mrs. A. L. Finn is serously ill with the first degree ?n the shooting of L,
convalescent.
Napoli News
the chiefs of the trainm en’s organiza­ survived by two daughters, Mrs. Cas­ of the three, hut th eir indentity is
Miss H arriet A nderson has returned symptoms of blood poisoning.
H. Brown, a storekeeper a t Bowen, for tions.
Freem ont W ait and wife visited a t
ler and Mrs. Emma Booth, of the W est beihg kept secret fo r tho tim e heing.
Rev. George Middleton has been which Clarence O’Connell is now serv­
home after several days’ v isit with
Melvin Lowe’s Friday.
o— ----End, and by tw o sisters, Mrs. Kate
Chiefs Have Unanimous Support.
spending a week w ith his parents at ing tim e in Auburn prison, is back in
The donation w as not as well a t­ friends in Salamanca.
News
from
Balcom
Corners
Brown
of
the
W
est
End
and
Mrs.
AbAfter a m eeting h ere with several
Miss Ruby Johnson was a guest of Kingston, Pa.
L ittle Valley jail, having
been sur­
tended as w as wished. About $55 was
J. C. W hite of Ohio spent a few days
bie Stabbing of Cleveland, O.
Mrs. P. E, P erley of W hite P lains rendered by bis bondsman, Mrs. Ella hundred general chairmen and chairher parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Johnson,
o-------realized for Rev. Mahney.
days
la st w e e k 'a t the home of his
I men of the locals in the brotherhood
w as th e g u est o f h er m other, Mrs. Darling of Sinclairville,
where Hall I organizations on lines entering New
Good Weather Only Awaited
Mr. and Mrs. E m ery W inship have over Sunday.
father, D. J. W hite.
H enry Baldwin has returned home E. A. Robeson, la st w eek.
worked for sometime leaving later for York, W. G. Lee, president of the
returned home a fte r spending the win­
Although no date has been announc­
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es P eters have
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k W eed have gone p arts unknown.
te r w ith th eir daughter, Mrs. Kersey after an extended visit w ith relatives
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, ed for commencing work upon
the moved from Cherry Creek onto the
to Poughkeepsie to m ake th eir future
in Bradford.
lit.* was arrested c-n Friday at Loek- announced th at unanimous support had contemplated improvements and new farm he recently purchased here.
Reynolds.
home.
[
L.
Johnson
of
Jam
estow
n
was
a
port by Sheriff Nichols and was taken been voted the brotherhood chiefs in construction at the East End term in­
John Miller’s children have scarlet
Arline Bacon of N iagara Falls spent
Miss
Isabel
Mitchell
is
in
Buffalo
for
guest a t th e home of H. Garr, Sr., la st |
beck to L ittle Valley on Saturday. ! the demands they intend to m ake at al of the B., R. & P.,it is believed*the week-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
fever, but are doing nicely.
[a few days.
Hall was out on bail pending a second 1 today’s conference. These demands, th a t building operations will begin as Young.
They have closed th e Pigeon Hollow week.
G. W. Brown was in Salam anca on
trial of bis case. H is bail was fixed i he said, would be based on the modi­ soon as the w eather will perm it and
-oschool of which Miss Clara W aite is
George Selter has arrived home
a t $2,000. He will likely be tried at fied demands of last December, which th a t the n ex t few weeks will
teacher, for two weeks on account of Saturday.
see
Doings a t Delevan
from
W atervilet, Mich.
called for a basic eight-hour work day
Mr. and Mrs. C. Baldwin have re ­
tbe April term of county court at L ittle
scarlet fever.
!
construction
under
way.
Leland Wolfe w as home from Dun­
■\ Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Glenna
and pro rata pay for overtime.
Ben Manley and wife and Verne turned home after visiting a t the home Rice attended the funeral of Mrs. Grace Valley.
“This is virtually w hat the. Adamson ! Engineers are now m aking surveys kirk Saturday and Sunday.
W aite and wife attended revival
th eir daughter, Mrs. W illiam Cargill
o
law would give if put in force,” be for the improvements and have done
Clifford E asterly w as home from
Sampson a t Yorkshire Sunday.
in
Bradford.
Willoughby
W
hisperings
m eetings in Randolph Thursday even­
said.
The
original
programme
of
th
e
some
work
a
t
the
E
ast
End,
chiefly
j
Buffalo
Saturday and Sunday,
A delegation from this place a t­
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Prevorce have
—W
alter
W
illiams
of
Hum
phrey
ing.
men,
the
refusal
of
which
resulted
’n
j
back
of
th
e
present
shops,
where
new
\
Fred
Ju
rs of Eden spent th e w eek
tended the Billy Sunday revival in
gone
to
Olean
to
reside.
much ia rg e r shops, designed to end a t the home of ‘ Mr. and“ Mrs.
W alter W aite was in L ittle Valley
Buffalo W ednesday, returning on the has rented Theron R usts’ farm and the call last Septem ber of the strike | ^
E. W haley had business in Salam an­
has taken possession.
which
was
averted
by
the
passage
of
(
handle
tlie ruIm ing repair w o r k o f Stolts.
Monday.
mid-night flyer.
the
Adamson
act,
included
an
eightca
Monday.
—H
oward
Capron
’is
hom
e
from
Paul Ashley has quit work in the
the en tire B., R. & ;P. system are to
Jam es Bull is moving onto th e N et­
Charles Phelps, a prom inent resi­
hour basic day with tim e and a half be located. The new power plant will tie Dye farm.
Mrs. H. Carr, Sr., is very ill a t p res­
Franklinville.
m ill and has accepted a position in the
dent of this place, died a t his home
ent.
—Mrs. F rank Meachem
of Ton- for overtime. Mr. Lee indicated there i also be located on the same tract. The
Merrill-Soule plant a t L ittle Valley.
B ert H atch and Ray Stanton were
on Cobb avenue W ednesday morning.
was no intention of going back to the
Mrs. E arl Nye was in Salam anca on
awanda.
is
spending
the
week
w
ith
her
W ord was received here of the sud­
surveyors
are
working
under
the
d
i­
ill
the p ast -week.
Miss E dna H unt of Buffalo was the
original claims.
'j
Thursday.
sister,
Mrs.
C.
C.
Lougee.
den death of Fred Monroe th e first of
Mrs. D. O. Yates is having a n a t­
guest of h er parents here Sunday.
He adm itted recent forecasts of a rection of A ssistant Engineer T. R.
Melvin Godfrey was a week-end
—Millard
Moffet
is
visiting
his
th e week.
W
arner.
tack
of rheum atism .
progressive countryside strike begin­
Mrs. Mae Burt had business in Buf­
grand
parents,
W.
E.
M
orrison
and
People in this vicinity are starting guest of relatives in Bradford.
General M anager E. F. Robinson. Di­
Mrs. Sarah W est h as had a relapse.
ning Saturday night at 6 o’clock unless
falo Monday. M. Decker of Bradford was a guest
wife
a
t
Salamanca.
to tap th eir sugar bushes.
vision
Superintendent
M.
G.
Inerney
the
railroads
accede
to
the
ultimatum
.Last
Saturday evening w hen Aaron
Miss Ruby W orden was the week­
of relatives here last week.
—Ray
Haliday
has
rented
Fred
o------of
their
employes
were
w
ritten
by
a
and E ngineer of Maintenance
of Towne was driving home from South
end guest of Miss Lottie Randall in
Elkdale Notes
Roy and Dennis O strander were in
“good
guesser.”
Lougees’
farm.
W
ay
G.
C.
Cleaver
were
a
t
the
E
ast
Dayton his load of feed upset, pinning
Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair H enry of 108S Salam anca Monday.
“Charges that w e are acting in*bad End yesterday on a to ur on inspec­ Mr. Towne beneath it. No bones w ere
—Miss
Lillian
O’Brien
spent
the
D. C. Lynde has returned to his
faith in bringing up th is question
M arket street, Meadville, are th e par -I
o-------broken.
home at Centerville after spending a week-end w ith her sister, Mrs. W. E. again at th is tim e Avithout w aiting for tion.
ents of a daughter. Mrs. H enry is a
ERIE BRAKEM AN INJURED
Maley
a
t
E
ast
Salamanca.
Miss Pearl Stolts has a position in
week w ith relatives here.
the decision of the suprem e court on
niece of Mrs. Clark Boutelle of this
Struck by Timber, May Die
—Miss
M
argaret
Curtis
returned
to
a
5 and 10c store in Buffalo.
The funeral of Mrs. S. U. Lynde was
th e Adamson act are b aseless,” he
place.
W arren, M arch 10.—Ray Dickinson
Harry Hodges Fell From Slippery Ca­ held a t h er late home on N orth Main Jam estow n Sunday.
John Alff is having a n attac k of neu­
declared. “We w ere not parties to
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A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
boose Roof and Struck on Back
19
years
old,
was
probably
fatally
h
u
rt
ralgia
and lumbago.
street Sunday a t 1:30 o’clock, Among
the agreem ent entered into betw een
Ralph Racy of Randolph Sunday. Mrs.
Hornell, March 15.—H arry G. Hod­
yesterday
afternoon
a
t
Glade
fiu
n
Mrs.
O. M. Towne is having a n a t­
“T
hrift
System
”
in
Dunkirk
Schools
th e attorneys fcr th e railroads and
those from out of town who attended
Rasey is a siste r of Ralph Leach of ges of No. 51 Center stre e t m et with
when
he
was
struck
by
a
piece
of
tim
­
tack of th e grip.
Dunkirk, M arch 14. —It is expected the rep resen tatives of the attornevwere Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lynde of Dal­
ber.
He
is
in
Emergency
hospital.
th is place.
an accident Tuesday night about 11
genei-al's
office
to
do
nothing
until
the
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Towne of Buf­
ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lynde of Haz- th a t the savings bank departm ent re­
Fred E arl of P ittsburg is visiting o’clock. He is employed by the Erie
Physicians fear internal injuries will falo arrived la s t Saturday evening to
decision
is
handed
down.
cently
established
in
school
No.
3,
soon
elhurst, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lynde
as a brakem an on th e Allegany divis­
old friends and relatives here.
cause his death.
W ant Question Settled Quickly.
spend a few days w ith his parents, Mr.
and daughter of Houghton, Mr. and will he extended to all the* school
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Daniels spent ion and he had ju st returned to this
Young
Dickinson
was
employed
hy
and Mrs. G. L. Towne.
“Our position is the same as if
Mrs. Alfred Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. buildings in this city.
Sunday a t tbe home of th e ir grand­ city on a freight tra in and the train
his father, F ran k Dickinson, as a
J. T. Newcomb was very ill last
The
plan
has
worked
out
so
well
a
t
there
were
no
Adamson
law
and
no
F rank Bolton of Ashford and M. F.
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Lewis in Sala­ had stopped in th e local hump yards.
team
ster.
He
was
unloading
chemi­
the No. 3 building th a t School Super­ decision pending. W hether the de­
week w ith acute indigestion.
Jones and wife of Sandusky.
manca.
Hodges had locked th e caboose door
cal
wood
from
Brown
Run
a
t
the
cision
is
for
on
against
our
demands,
Rumsey Aldrich m ade 15 gallons of
intendent
F.
R.
Darling
feels
justified
— :— o--------Mr. and Mrs. Goerge Peabody of L it­ and started to climb through the cupo­
our
position
will
be
unaltered.
If
I
t
'
loading
dock
a
t
Glade
when
a
heavy
in extending the “th rift” system to
maple syrup two weeks ago.
Sandusky Item s
tle Valley visited a t A. B. Chase’s on la when he lost his footing on account
th e other buildings The bank has is throw n out, we still will stand pat piece of wood fell and struck him in
Miss E leanor Hopkins of Kennedy
Sunday.
of th e icy condition of the roof of the - Charles Sugg, wife and son Morris been in operation three weeks and has and take no le ss than the Adamson the stomach.
spent the week end w ith h e r aunt, Mrs.
E verett Hall of Bucktooth is visiting caboose and plunged to the ground attended the funeral of an aunt a t more th an 200 depositors. The first law would have given us.
Emma Dye and family.
F r a n k l in v i l le S u n d e y .
“W e
four
brotherhood
chiefs,
F rancis McKay.
striking on his back.
David Curry Dies a t Olean*
week’s deposits totaled $42.86, the sec­
E v e re tt S tew ard re tu rn e d to May**
through,
th
ese
recent
m
eetings
w
ith
P.
M.
M
errill
is
able
to
be
out
after
Mrs. Ina Mehean and Miss Ida
H e was rendered unconscious and
Olean, M arch 9.—David M. Curry of ville th e first o f th e w eek.
ond week $48.86, and the third $27.13, our m en, now fe e l that w e have the
Starks spent Sunday w ith friends in the ambulance was called and th e in­ a several w eeks’ illness of grip and malting a total of $118.85 now in the
1131% N orth Union street died W ed­ A heavy dow npour of ra in w ith th u n ­
United backing o f our m en behind us.
rheum
atism
.
jured m an taken to his home.. He
Salamanca.
nesday after a th ree m onths’ Illness. d er a n d lig h tn in g w as experiened h e re
hank. ,
W e w ant to g et th is question settled
Gilbert B ridenbaker and son, C. J.
Several from here attended th e U. was badly bruised, b u t as far as can be
o---------and settled quickly. The reason for H e had lived in Olean for 36 years, last Sunday evening.
Bridenbaker
were
at
Delevan
and
B. social a t Tom W halen’s Friday eve­ determ ined no bones w ere broken.
W arren County Oil Deaf
---------- o---------our seem in g haste at th is tim e in forc­ during which tim e he was employed
Lim e Lake Friday. .
ning.
W arren, M arch 14.—The biggest ing it to an issu e is th at the country by th e Vacuum Oil company. He
Expert Gunner Leaves fo r Duty
Fall Downstairs Fatal
Mike M yrpha has been a t
C. producing lease in W arren county, Pa., m ay he in a w ar w ithin a few w eeks came to Olean from W arsaw, N. Y„
F. G. Daniels had business in Cat­
W arren, March 14.—H arry Campbell
Rqchester,
March
10.
—
Charles
Bridge’s the past week.
taraugus W ednesday.
located south of Stoneham, was sold or m onths and w e b elieve th is ought his native town. H is wife, one daugh­ left yesterday to serve th e governm ent
Roach, 45 years old, a farm er living
G. H ^Seott and wife were a t Reuben by the J. A. Schofield company to the to be settled before th at com es.”
ter, Mrs. F ran k VanTyle of Detroit, as a n expert gunner on som e m erchant
n
ear
Salamanca,
came
to
this
city
on
One W eek's Toll
W ilson’s the last of the week. Mrs. E astern Petroleum company of Phila­
Mich., and one brother, W illiam Curry ship th a t is a t p re se n t being arm ed
Rom'1, M arch 13.—During th e past W ednesday and rented a room a t the W ilson has been in poor health all delphia yesterday. The consideration
of Avon, survive.
No Change Here in one of the A tlantic co ast ports. He
w eek 493 vessels, w ith a total tonnage Gold hotel in E a st avenue for a week. winter.
---------- o---------was approxim ately $200,000.
T he situation here rem ains unchang­
departed under secret orders.
of 291,000 tons, reached Italian ports He lost his balance while ascending
Clark H atch and wife of Delevan
ed,
there
having
been
no
developm
ents
The lease c o n s i s t s o f 1 ,0 0 0 acres and
Senate Honors Spring
Campbell 35 years old, served 10
and 469 departed. Only seven vessels the stairw ay in the hotel, early today were guests of relatives here S atur­ now has on it 200 producing oil and gas so far as the brotherhoods locally are
Albany, M arch 14.—The sen ate to ­ y ears in th e navy, e n listin g from th is
e n t e r i n g o r l e a v i n g I t a lia n p o r t s d u r ­ a n d f e l l b a c k w a r d , s t r ik i n g o n b i s b e a d d a y .
wells, The oil production ia little less concerned, or so far as railw ay affairs day held m em orial services for th© city, H e ow ns a box full of m edals
i n g t n e p a s t e i g h t d a y s w e r e s u n k h y H i s s k u ll w a s f r a c t u r e d , a n d b i s n e c k
M rs. L . S p r in g e r b a s b e e n t b e g u e s t th an 50 barrels a day while millions here a re involved* i t is sta te d by rep ­ la te S en ato r George E , S p rin g o f th e
w hieh h e won fo r ex p ertn ess in gun*
'
subm arines. T he m inistry of m arine w as dislocated.
of h e r m other in Buffalo.
of feet of gas a re sold each m onth to resentatives of b ith this afternoon. 5 lst district an d fo rm e r S e n a to r pointing, an d a t o n e tim e w as ra te d
Roach w as removed to a hospital,
gave o u t th ese figures today, to show
G. A. Comstock was in Delevan S at­ consum ers a t Clarendon and the The brotherhood local chairm en say George E. Green of Binghamton. Sen­ th e second b e s t gun-pointer in th e A t­
where,
be
died
yesterday
afternoon.
urday.
th a t th e German subm arine w arfare
power house of th e s tre e t railway com­ th a t they have received no specific in* ato r Charles D. N ew ton of th e 43d la n tic fle e t H e h a s only been six
H e did not regain consciousness.
h as m t crippled local shippingE . B . S ykes of th e county lin e w as pany a t Stoneham,
stru e tio n s In re g a rd to. th e prospective d istrict was th e p rin c ip a l speaker.
m o n th s o u t of p ie navy.
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