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1916. MIDDLETOWN DAILY HMES-PBESS, TUESDAY, JUNE SPOR rSSITUATION GROWING AUT0M0B1LISTS GAIN PROMPT ACTION ON OILING OF ROADS MORE GRAVE HOURLY Complaint Regarding Methods Employed Gets Ice Cream Soda Water Made right, served right. We use Orange county ice cream, made in a clean, sanitary wav. and the price is always 10c. We cannot give yon the Quality and service for anything less.

All the popular soda drinks without ice cream, 5c. Attention From Division engineer AS TROOPS ASSEMBLE Another Fish in the Big Contest The Fish Editor has another whopper" to enter in the contest today- Listen to this, anglers: John L. Gregory, of this city, is spending a few days at his camp at Yankee Lake. Saturday he was try (Continued from page Stivers, however, adopted a shorter instead of the delay was the a-eressor are without foundation. These which necessarily would have result- ed had the matter been allowed to go thrcucrh the regular channels, action Mdv have been nuhjished in accounts from the border.

reports 2 arv 'Lansing reported that practically all of the American refugees ing his luck with the line and hook. The weather was rainy and Mr. haVs su needed setting out of Mexico. In this connection. Secretary or Recently complaint has been made by the automobiiists of this section regarding the methods employed in oiling the state highways in Orange county- it is stated ihat the oil nas been spread on the roads at the rate cf five miles a day, the distance cove-red being so great that in seme instances the xop dressing, or screenings, have not been applied and the roads have been left in a condition verging on the dangerous.

Asids fr.im the eomoiaint that the cars are Greeorv bad just about decided to reoorted to the cabinet that the warship commanders give it up for the day, when he felt i If.rtHH!o district have been warned by General Xafaret! a tug on his line. Wording ms ime commander, that jf any attempt is made by the United States to his line. "Working his line in, he pulled cut a six anc Vlt-Tit' (iccupv the gre-t oil tields there he will destroy them. Three-quarters one-haif Tuthill's Pharmacy JAMES CORNER KING STREEr, PHONE 50 pound large mouth beauty. i the oil ueed in the British and Krench navies come from these fields and has aireadv heen secured and assur- ances have been received that the trou'Jle will be ended at once.

Senator Stivers communicated v.lth Rea O. Hollebeck. assistant to First i Deputy Hignway Commissioner Breed, the former being a resident of this citv. Mr. Holic-nbk immediate- i ly got in touch with A.

E. Rowland." division engineer ia charge of the i state highways in Orange county, and received assurances from him ihat there would he no farther trouble in this connection. The engineer prom- ised to see that the roads are oiled one half at a time and that the oil nptly be covered with the already the British embassy here informally has asrfed assurances tnat an Mr. Gregory was using an oramai -ort -with no reeL and live bait. He Mockade established the United States wsll not interfere wun the ex- used so little effort in landing the 0r 01i this neld.

fish, that Mrs. Gregory and daughter, gecn.urv Daniels also reported his plans for the use of the naval militia who were with him in the boat, did; wit-v which numbers S.OvO omcers and men. It is the intention not know of the big catch until would have been about badly spattered with oil, and in some cases the occupants as well, it is stated that numerous minor accidents have been th result. Cars have skidded In the oil and several have heea ditched. Peter H.

Mitchell, president of the MIddletown Automobile Ciub, took the matter up with Senator John D. Stivers, requesting him to bring the complaint to the attention of the State Highway Department. Senatir the boat. Later Mr. Gregory measured fish- It was 15 inches ia girth CI inches long.

of the department to call thtse men up ia lots of 1.500 each, and to give them service instead of the usual summer cruise. Ccngress hastened completion of the legislation necessary to finish the preiur-dnesi oi the arm and navy. The leaders have made all for jomt session to hear President Wilson and only await his. sacsestion of da and hoar desirea. There sill! is wide difference of opin ANNIVERSARY OF WALLKILL GRANGE Pleasing Program Part screenings.

Had iae matter been taken up with the state oScials at Albany the delay some days. The officials directly in charge have taken steps to avoid further trouble from the oiling at once. The oil used is very light and is spattered about easily by the passing automohiiists. Engineer Howland has guaranteed that there will be no further unpleasantness in this connection and the automohiiists will be deeply gralefu! to him for his prompt end considerate action. ion among members as to what action to desire a declaration of war bul Monticello Too Much for Liberty State Hospital Events deal siggests v.

Ill be carried out. Message Complete Defiance. Galveston June 27 A private message iroin Mexico City stales that the Mex)ta: reply to the American uitimatum has started for Washington, and that it a complete defiance of the demands made by the United States. Monticello, June 27 Iht; Monti-cello b.f-jba:! team jourae- to Liberty a-i Saturday 'ai and defeated i tec 'The Militant Christian" was the Not to Free prisoners. Mexico Cii.

June 27 High officials ot the Mexican government stated SULLIVAN COUNTY ROAD PROPOSALS appropriate thought advanced at the chapel service Sunday afternoon by Rev. Charles H. Rsvnolds. pastor of the Liberty aggregation by a of 4-0. Graebner.

of the Sul County Republican force, took mound for the local nine, and he didn't do to the Liberty teatn ,5, 1 that First Chief Carranza nas cecmeu to reject r-resiueju ii.vu ueuiuiiu thht the American prisoners captured in the Carrizal battle be released by hua authorities. the North Street Congregational Church, who officiated. "Entiure hardness as good soldiers." the Scripture. a shame. The Liherty boys we certainly mystified by Graebne: curves r-jd were only allowed a i "If the United States manes peace contingent upon me treeing oi mese prisoners." they asserted, "war is certain." rwitir." of the formal reply to the United States' ultimatum was com of the Observance The anniversary celebration of the Wallfciu River Grange, No.

9SZ. was held in tne Grange HaU last evening. A large number of the Grangers and their lamiKcs were present. During the the folioAing program was rendered. America; reading, iliss Anna Comfort; iiano solo.

Miss Ethel Clark: duet, Alfreda and Simpson; song. Floyd Kenney, remarks, Albert Manning; reading, Mrs. Hemingway; piano solo. Miss Elsie Evans; recitation, Leander Keeney; song and dance, Grace Keeney; recitation. Robert Sthmid; vocal solo, Mrs.

Denton Houston; recitation. Mrs. Eva Lattimer; vocal duet. Mrs. W'a Hunt and Miss Alfreda Simpson; Star Spangled Banner.

Following the rendering of the program, refreshments were served. The Grangers left at a late hour, every one having had an enjoyable time. xne congregaaonai singing as foreign oince snora iw Me vM Vleied Miss Mildred Tucker enjoyed the week-end with her friend. Miss Es-telle Eckert. who is on vacation at her home in EHeaville.

Miss Florence Holly and -Miss Edythe Askham. of ward 43. visited at the letter's home, in Warwick, Saturday and Sunday- hearty, concluding with "Onward Christian Soldiers," to the newer musical arrangement. Miss Bessie Albany, June 27 These proposals were opened at the State Highway Department last night for repairing, by State aid, 2.65 miles of public highways in Sullivan county: Jackson Brothers, Cuddebackville. S14.9G3; George H.

McEvov. Creek Locks, X. Nathan E. Young, Cuddebackville, The award of the contract will be made shortly. plT showed the Libertv bunch what Draft War Declaration.

be can do when he sets started. It Washington. Jun Convinced Is said Saturday's came nas a good I that President Wilson will, wunm American troops were concentrated the Mexicans did not make any hostile move. Fellows was a satisfying soloist, rier numbers were: "The Everlasting article of raseo.iH anc zne same tric. nours.

mj-. Hills." by Kevin, and "Let js Have Peace." bv Ball. Miss Anna DR. KIRKW00D IS draft of a resolut: Gregory was the accompanist- tcre. plish that purpose After a careiui CHESTER SPEAKER It seems rather odd not to arrange ie-'s plans for attendance at the weeklv dance as usual on Ten weeks of recess out of the year's leaders decided to submit to the Pres-iden- nroposal which could declare "through the act of the Mexican government, a state of war exists be-iwee" the United States and Mexico" The proposed declaration would be almost word -for wcrd like Addresses Graduates of ill quicKly pass.

Moving pictures Death on the Cross. Crucifixion was a common mode cf execution among most of the old nations. It -was in constant practice, especially in Assyria, Carthaginia and the Roman empire. will regale the summer and on Wed COLONEL TO DINE WITH MR. HUGHES Xew York, June 27 Charles Evans Hcghes.

Republican Presidential nominee, and Colonel Theodoro Roosevelt will have dinner together nesday as per expectation When in need of anything, use the Times-Press want columns. the resolution wnicn se: State Hospital Club. Count on the nurses and the State lean campaisi While not Hospital Club to keep ihiogs llvely. liat declaration of war. ce the burden of an ex-of war on the Mexican i graduation past me ciuo is tomorrow mgnt at riotei Astor.

it would pi: -was announced tcdp.y at Knghes" istng state again in the social field. the High School The Commencement exercises oC the Chester High School were held Monday evening, in the Methodist Church. The Rev. Dr. R.

O. Kirkwood. of this city, delivered the address ot tne evening, his subject being. "Preparedness lor Life." The address was an able one and made a deep impression on all who heard it. The solo and chorus vork -nas headquarters that the invitation had government.

On Thursditv evening. June 29, at been extended the Colonel by Hughes Men Rescued. THE WORLD'S FINEST SCREEN PRODUCTION. TON IGHT ALHAMBRA THEATRE and that it had been accepted. meeting will mark tne final Cc.lurabu.

X. June 27 row more survivors of the Carrizal massacre have l-een picked up and trought back to the American lines, near General Pershing's headquarters, at Casa Grandes. according to advice received today. The men. all nerxo troopers, were in a pitiful condition, half dead from Lois Weber and Phillips Clarence L.

Gates has become chauffeur of the motor truck in place of Edward M. Britt. who joined Company I. Britt was chairman of the club's bowling committee. Miss Jane McGlennon, of Officers' Hali, had her g-iest Saturday afternoon Miss May Noonan and Miss Mildred Carroll, nurses from the Hudson River State Hospital.

Pough-keeppie. The military situation touched us lightly. Those enlisting were: E. Britt. Elmer E.

McDonald, Lewis Bloom and William Titch. A. D. Alverez writes and sends views from the New York State Soldiers and Sailors Home, Bath, N. J.

He likes it there very much and has been fortunate in the excellent opportunity afforded him in his new position at the Home Hospital. At Ashley Hal! Miss Nellie Van Etten had a large mail package of flowers from home. Miss Esther Ahplanalp had some lovely laurel-Miss Bertha Miller helped the young ladies to enjoy the blooms. See the Work of fine. the Nurses' Home will be held the club's first quarterly meeting to begin promptly at 7:30.

Matters of Importance receive attention. This win be followed by dancing until midnight. The members are planning to welcome their friends to the dance as of yore by Invitation. The refreshment shop has the past week installed a latest model cash register. It's'a beauty.

Bookkeeping eliminated. Does everything but talk and you know what they say about Smalley See the Smuggling Scenes. A Proof. That girl is trying to make a fool of me." "Oh. no! She never tries anything ready made-' Exchange.

Secret Service Officials. CHILD DIES AS anri thirst. Thev could gi onlv a disconrected account or tne engagement because of their condi- RUGGLE tlon. Pershing Changes Base. San Antonio.

June 27 The Mexican town of Xampiqua. long the base of Brigadier General Pershinr. has heen evacuated tv the American troops. The Americans have alsc withdrawn from Truces. General Pershing Is new making his headquarters at Coloma Dullan, north of Nampiquad.

News of the realignment of the imorifiri rronns was received from Hop, The Devil's Brew Beina a Portrayal of the Secret Methods of the Opium Traffic, Assisted by the Secret Service Officials. ALSO OTHER PHOTOPLAYS. TOMORROW HOUSE PETERS in "THE LAND OF PERIL" ALSO PEARL WHITE in "THE IRON CLAW." MOVING; PICTURE OF COMPANY I TAKEN IN ACTION WELL BE SHOWN THURSDAY. SERGEANT LEAVES Sad Feature of Departure of Troopers An especially sad fealnre in connection with the departure of Company this morning, is the fact that the infant daughter of Sergeart John Black, died this forenoon, at 10:45 The little one was born two weeks ago today, and was believed to ce doing well, until Monday, when she became ill and continued to grow worse until she breathed her last-Sergeant 31ack is a watchman at Highland hake, where he lived -with his little family, the baby being the only child. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community is extended to the 'bereaved ones, especiallv the mother.

Gcreral Pershing from Major Gen Golf Shop Storekeeper, Guy S. Bosserman takes nis 'vacation in August. On June 22, Ramsey Cordner was one year old. Down there at home. VTest Main street, nearby, there were some formalities, chief of which was- a cake with name thereon and one candle.

Following an old tradition or the first birthday baby, Ramsey was confronted with a coin, a book and a bottle. The money attracted him first financier: second the book learned, and the bottle was treated indifferently temperance. One doesn't refer to the bowling I alleys these days, but rather the club tennis court, fronting the West Group, which affords much pleasure to many as the weather permits. The little girl which came to the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Ostrom, 10 Wells avenue. Frldav. June 23, has been named Dorothy Aiice. Norman H. Mallinson, recent graduate nurse, is taking a week's vacation.

Marcus Conklin is quite settled in his new job at the Remington Arms Company, Bridgeport, Conn. eral Fnnston todav. General Funs ton said he Is now ready for any Border Raid Averted. San Antonio. June 27 Only prompt actio-i by Major General Funston in ordering the 22d United States infantry to Naoo is believed to have saved Blsbee.

Arizona, from attack by l.n" Mexicans last night. Scouts reported that the Carranzis-tas wre entrained and ready fur a dash upon Bishoe hut when the Golf Eepairs, 25 North St. Miss Katherine Finn, of ward nights, is in New York, visiting way of her annual vacation. William A. Schultz.

David H. I whose sorrow at the departure of he; hits-band is now increased by thi death of her little one. Miss Jennie McBride spent the Anally, Milton P. Devereaux week-end ia Port Jervis. Miss Sadie James Baress are a male quarte Dedrick accompanied her on Friday i new employes.

Subscription Blank for Donations to Soldiers COUNCIL HOLDS BUSY SESSION OFFICES 10 LEASE! (Continued from page three.) The money raised by this association is to be xtsed, as necessary, to aid those dependent or. the members of Company I and the Hospital Corps, who go to the front. been installed without permission from the city antnomtes. To Insure Employes. The Board of Estimate and Appor tionment, through a resolution intro I hereby agree to give the sum of per week to the Soldiers Relief -Association X.

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