Lowell Sun (Newspaper) - June 17, 1916, Lowell, Massachusetts THE WEATHER Generally fair tonight Sunday south to southwest winds O'CLOCK ESTABLISHED 1878 LOWELL MASS SATURDAY JUNE 17 1916 PRICE ONE CENT Paving Rammers Also Want an Instructs the Police to Enforce Health Laws James E O'Donnell has ad- dressed a communication to the of police in which he called attention to the very untidy unsanitary conditions some public streets and alleys He also calls attention to the public health and public streets ordinances enacted by the city and suggests that the most effective way to inspire respect for the law is to enforce It The mayor lows that from tho condition of tain streets and alleys that the ence of the ordinances is unknown or wilfully disregarded and he orders that tho patrolmen be Instructed to en- force them The communication reads as June IT 1916 Redmond Welch Esq Superintendent of Police Lowell Mass Dear The care and sanitary condition of our public streets and sidewalks our Continued to page four COMFORTABLE SLIGHT ATTACK OF PLEURISY NEW YORK Juno Roosevelt passed a comfortable night Hef return to his Oyster Bay home The colonel his announced last has filtered a attack of pleurisy considered condition Roosevelt this forenoon again visited Dr Duel and after returning to Ijad a talk with Raymond Robin's chairman of the progressive national convention and Gov Hiram W Johnson of California Reports of Warning That Movement of American Troops Would Hostilities Will Not Change Purpose of United States States Note to Be Dispatched Today Capture of Men Claimed by Attack French Positions 18 YEAR OLD GIRLS WHO AT- TENDED BIRTHDAY PARTY CALLED TO TESTIFY WAUKEGAN III June state today brought IS year-old girls to court to impeach the testimony of Josephine Davis in the trial of Will H for the alleged bert murder or Marian Thc girls had attended T E McDonnell's Commission nud Sale Stable 70 South rence Mass Telephone ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE will sell at Public Auction on the premises West street rence JUNK 10 at 10 o'clock personal property 01 the late H Fall contractor also stable and land at 131 West street Lawrence Mass property consists 8 pairs of horses one pair of mules one driving horse double and single dump carts ten ton truck five ton truck stone Jiggers hay wagons sleds I ging riggings pole riggings single and double harnesses democrat wagon Concord wagon farming tools of every description blankets tools office tures etc Everything that goes with a first class contractor's business be Inspected at any time previous to sale Real estate to be sold at 2 p m Lot of land consisting of Eq ft ana stable consisting or 21 stalls and two large rooms for office and help The only available stable suitable for the contracting business In the city of Everything to be sold without limit or reserve to the highest bona firte bidder Terms cash Sale rain Win r Auctioneer 18th birthday party on Feb 6 three days before her death The first of the girls to take the stand Bernice Wells testified that Marian seemed at the party She did not see her cry as Miss Davis had testified A miss in blue came next She at when he asked name and responded that she was Florence She was born at Racine IS years ago The witness and two friends spent the night of the party with Marian Did you see Josephine Davis take Marian aside a asked Mr Dady No sir FARRELL CONATON PLUMBERS STEAM GAS AND WATER FITTERS Tel 1513 243 Dutton St Protect your valuable papers Insurance Policies Deeds Wills Savings Bank Books A Safety Deposit Bos in our modern steel vault costs but per year OLD LOWELL NATIONAL BANK The Oldest Bank in Lowell Charlestown Has Big Celebration Parade and Banquets BOSTON June be- gan the celebration of the of the battle ot Bunker Hill with two last night one at the Frothingham school under the allspices of the Northern club and the other at St Mary's parish house on street held by the Holy Name society of the As a climax to the celebration a parade was held this afternoon start- ing at 2.30 at the corner of Bunker Hill and Elm streets The taken on a holiday appearance Every public building nearly every business house and many of the private residences are rated for the occasion with flags and bunting From most every house in the district the American flag has a prominent place Americanism was the keynote of the addresses of the speakers at the ban of last night America first last and always was impressed upon the minds of the banqueters and they arose to the occasion by cheering and applauding everything that pertained to American taste and interest from Mexican commanders that any movement of American troops except in retirement toward the border precipitate hostilities will not change the purpose of the United States to keep its expedition In northern Mexico or prevent Gen shing any steps necessary to insure the safety of his end deal with bandits threatening the advance further south is it is not believed here the forces are planning an immediate attack upon the present American forces The war department today was out Ing the warning said sen him by Gen Trevino the Carranza com- mander at Chihuahua but Gen ston substance of a tele- phone conversation with Gen Bell at El Paso who stated it as a fac that such a warning had given by Mexican is no regarded as confirmation of Chihuahua City press despatches saying the warn ing had been given on orders from Car ranza himself A direct report from Gen Pershing was awaited Keply to Secretary Lansing said today the pol icy of the United unchanged He added that the state department reply to Carranza's belligerent note de the withdrawal of the can forces probably would not go for today It is awaiting possible additions cov ering the San fight and als WASHINGTON June authentic Information as to Gen ino's reported ultimatum Diplomatic officials inclined to believe that if Gen Trevino did in fact erve a warning it was done for home rather than as a prelude o hostilities They thought it might be a political move by Carranza de- signed to offset the activities of- the element in Mexico forcing hostilities There were no indications at the de- were being en to strengthen the border forces with National Virtually all available regulars of the United many coast already are on border or in Mexico and Guard of Texas Arizona and New are In patrol duty The guardsmen of other were notified sonic weeks ago he prepared should be necessary to call but no new orders have gone recently War department officials after a study of the enlistment requirements of the various states that only the militiamen state Kansas can continue under the Chamberlain without the sity of because of the reQuirement of a dual allegiance for guardsmen who are to participate in the pay and other tidn features of the plan This has been called to the tion of each state affected in order that there might be no delay in ting the reorganization into fect Mexican embassy officials said they had not been Informed of any message sent to Trevino and that examination of what purported to be the text There ara no signs of a halt in the powerful Russian offensive tn Galicia and The latest Austrian official statement tells of a Russian check hero and there no- tably the defeat of a cavalry force south of the Dniester in and tho stopping of Russian to cross ths and the Styr in The however are remaining on the aggressive attacking all alons the front and pressing hard against the Austrian lines further to the south Tho capture of approximately 000 men by the Russians since the in- ception of the offensive is claimed by Petrograd which declares that steady being scored against the Austrian armies French positions In tho Dead Man hill sector northwest of Verdun are again tho object of German attacks The only infantry movements that however were a hand grenade attack slightly to the west of the the front where the ans and Italians aro at advances of consequence on either are claimed in the latest The British destroyer Eden sank as ths result ot a collision in the English channel Three officers are Jew Italian Offensive The Italians have opened a new of- fensive on the Doberdo plateau but according to Vienna they have been unsuccessful in their efforts to ad- vance Rome claims the capture ot Austrian positions in the Trentino be- tween the valley and sina near the Brita river the warning published in some ot the which the French repulsed and a morning papers was sufficient proof that it either was a badly garbled translation or a fabrication They were not disposed to doubt however that some kind of a warning had been sent If S CONSUL GENERAL FLEES MEXICO LAREDO Tex June C United Continued three Germans and Russians Clash German troops under Gen von are engaged In the fighting in the sector on the sian front Berlin announces today Other German troops under Gen Count von Bothmer are taking part m tha battles north of Two German Ships Sunk The torpedoing of two large man steamers in the Baltic is reported lar attack on the redoubt to the southwest which also failed DEATHS Mary J bell nee Robinson died this morning at the home of her son John -J bell Rogers street aged years Mrs Campbell was formerly of erville and came to Lowell to live with her son her only survivor about six years ago The illness which re- in her death was of long ration Her son John J Campbell at whose home she died is connected with the tailoring establishment of Mitchell the Tailor Veterans Held Annual Meeting Here and Business Session One May in Hospital Arose Over Old Feud Insure Good KOU SALE LOCAL Higgles Bros UNDERTAKERS New up to date bers Seating 100 of charge 415 Lawrence St Free Tel The anniversary of the discharge ot the members Company G Sixth Regiment from tho Union army is being observed In a fitting manner day by the surviving members of tho company who are now as the Associates Tho DEEDS WILL NEVER DIE The heroes who defended ker Hill on June 17 1770 are not forgotten today Monuments have been erected to their memory and are honored everywhere George Washington Robert Fulton and Samuel F B Morse arc spoken of with respect and honor today they did something that benefited their fellowmen the people of Lowell today by giving them efficient service and perfect goods and the people of future generations will speak w respect and honor of the serv tnat did people of Lowell in the twentieth Margaret M Flanagan High School Commercial HARDWARE MEX ATTENDED One of the most attractive features at the Xew England Hardware Dealers association held at Mechanics hall in Boston this week was that of the United States Cartridge Co The was practically the same as was presented at the Industrial show held at the in tins city last fall An able was given by the rational Lead rapid firing sent visitors away perfectly that Lowell is on Among the Lowell representatives present at the exposition were L F munroe of the Adams Hardware Co II Thompson of the Thompson Hardware Co Napoleon D LaFleur of East Merrimack street and Edgar F of the Bartlett Dow Co GAMES Morning game at rain As a result of an altercation and fight over an old feud in front of a coffee house on West Pearl street Nashua NT H this noon two men are in a serious condition in the pital in that city and another is locked up charged with assault witn a dangerous weapon The injured Louis bullet in abdomen and Koutsonikas bullet In side Costas Tertis is the alleged Louis and both well known young men In met In front of a coffee house conducted by Angelos J and had an argument over some old trouble Their loud talking outcries were heard by passersby men went in the rear of the store where the alleged shooting occurred It is claimed Costas fired at Louts and when interfered he was also marie a target for one of tho shots Six shots are said to have been fired but all did not take effect Diamantopolos proprietor of the coffee house rushed out tho rear door and found Costas standing with the revolver In his hand and the two tims lying at his feet He held the who did not resist until the arrival of the police The condition of Louis is considered very critical while hope Is entertained for the recovery of the other man Tertis the man under ar- rest formerly conducted a large ice cream and confectionery store in Nashua Middlesex Trust Co Sts Begins on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Waitress Slashed and Man ly Wounded in Attempted der and Suicide June Davie of New Haven Conn a ress was seriously cut with a razor and John rli Salvo manager of a bowling alley was probably fatally today In what the police described as an attempt at murder May authorities the latter stated that di Salvo had been her recently entered her apartment at- tacked her without warning and then fled He was found some distance from her a bullet wound in the head and with liule chance of recovery Bank Open Saturday and suicide The woman told the according to physicians The an's face was mutilated To the lady who is looking forward to installing electric lights at home we have a suggestion Find out to what extent your husband uses electricity in his office Then ask him if it would not also facilitate the work within the homo Lowell Electric Light Corp Market Street Telephone 821 foil was mustered in for duty was as low Capt George i- Cady First Lieut E Second Lieut Alfred H Pulsifer First Sergt Nathan Taylor Sergt Frank Buncher Sergt Stephen Kenney Sergt R Caswell Sergi Charles O Billings Corp C Grout J Corp Andrew J Corp Marcus W Copps Corp George H Tabor Corp George G Tarbell Corp E Hill Corp Franklin S Corp Hutchinson Musician Theodore J Crowell Musician Lathrop C Grout Wagoner William B Kingley Privates Willis B Atkins S Augustus John M- Aberell Andrew Benjamin Baldwin Randolph C Lord Henry T Barnard G Charles H Bassett Lucius I McMasters Otis J Brown Thos A Stephen Bullens John R Moore James Christie VI m Morris Jeremiah M Chute Geo B Georce D Chas H Parmenter A Coburn Paul Paulus Franklin Davis Edwin Pearson Jarius A Dexter George G Perry Wm P Farrington Albert J Pike Charles C Foote John H Prescott Charles Edward E Reed Amos C H Richardson GoodwinG H Richardson George W Gordon Jos H Rines Erastus H Gray Alfred A Sawyer C Grant Aaron W Scales Albert T Green Joseph H Sears Samuel W Grimes Atmon S Senter George W Hall Frederick J Small A Hanson Spaulding George Healey Lucius W Hilton Moses M Hilton Wm A Hodge Edward B Holt Chas H Horton m H Spauldihs Chas Spencer John Spencer arts Sti CAPT GEORGE L CADT From a Photo Taken in War Days Albert S Samuel B Stearns John F Townsend Henry L Houghton Townsend Chas B F Hoyt Wm A Underwood Geo W Huntoon B Kitchen Manlius Knowles Wm H Benjamin C Lane Thos J John C Augustus W Weeks Weld Geo W Chas W Wilder ance of tha anniversary Is in the form of a reception dinner and business session at tho American house this city Tho surviving members of the com- pany gathered at tho hotel at 12.30 o'clock and held a reception the old soldiers renewing acquaintances and speaking of war Jays At 1.30 o'clock all repaired to the dining room where a bountiful dinner was served tho meal being followed by addresses and a business session Company G Sixth was in this city In being tered into service on 31 of the samo year After serving their try faithfully for nine months the members of the company were dis- charged on June 3 1563 Later the members of the company formed what is now known as Company G Associates The roster of tho company when It CHARLES Charles Shaw aged about 34 years of 34 street is at St John's hospital suffering from burns on face and right arm as a result of art at the U S Cartridge last evening He is reported to be resting as comfortably as possible today A complete line of Kodaks and fresh Kodak Supplies for the day Developing nad amateurs a specialty J McEVOY OPTICIAN 232 St CAMERA ART SHOP 66 Merrimack St wanted by young man fuN with of telephone rice T Office If you want help at homa or in your business try 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