ï~~INT IOAD ITE VAY APPROPRIATIONI VE KENT COU f "RECORD BUDOG,," SE $21,000 OUTLAY OR NEW JUVENILE. H ORI6 BUDGET' CAUE NTY B0ARD FIC, membpt wage seemin:g fight t4 reditce county r opriationa of $233,519.21 o reduce record budget 141.21. )posal to make first app uon of $21,000 for erection Juvenile Home was lost * finance committee deen et!already too big." attempts to secure a on of the actions grantin road commission a hal new roads and a $25,000 sre laid before the board r Friday afternoon by 6 [aan, the only city meml nes committee. a tentative county bud.21, the largest ever pre bmission to the board n, together with the necus San overdraft of $75,0001 general fund, the city Mnally awakened to tfie re L. road appropriations of ave been permitted to be I )udget, i ttempted tQ. pare Haan Loses Fight. capped because of the a al of the city memberit S Aan's motions for reccns the road appropriations L. Assistance to the city i was lent by Supervisor Grattan township, chatrq nce committee, whose r [on' Thursday to deny t the road committee for a dntenance fund, was t ntil Friday morning, wh.ent rolls for several ( were ratified and confl $97,200 additional road fu get, the city's share of wb aised this winter, did th;ore fully comprehend th ve an opening through I appropriatlons may bez this morning, the finance vithheld presentation ofit udget. avenile Home Loses Out. ecommendation 4f the s home committeeor 5an of $21.000 this year a th ward pro yding a fund fc of a new home, was loi the supervisors went on lng the erection of a neo ullding when conditioni )n the old Walker avenue 'ntative budget, compawrd )pted last year, follows;.............. 000 usc ad constableo5............a court Jury........,05 and Jery fe....s,. eat 00 oDeson........ 3.005 spouses.....,....3i00 ddet.... ces. o i sdleotle, oousti...0 'is fund.sining.11d2,311.......rfu........ 27,000 phi~n...ve0op0e0 co.............. 2,500 stineaor. oilyu.. 0,000 dihese. eutatotr.... 4.0.1 ode... 00 ios..xpns...40 ro copmissio.er0 leO;hihisat. cort house 4.00 uA* furnishings and......................... rd use repalirs............ T. me warden atewnse 100 ontmiglionori and ' $50.0,000 was raised for coupty tax togetler with the sum of on'e-forlieth of a moll for soldier's ]relief. A year ago thrstate.tax amo.Ited to $S57,1.80, There is a suffici nt balance in the M soldlers' retlef fund this year to-pirovide for such expnsei" duing the year. ".The city's share of the state tax is less by $24,821.658 than. apportioned last year. The rate for the state tax S.TO is $2.431 or-25 cents per $1,000 valuation A less than lat year. A If the tentative buget Ais adopted without alteration, the county tax rats will be, boosted considerably over that of last year, bringing the total state and county tax rate in excess of the amount last winter. OME For Grand Rapids and VcnitySES Fo ORECAST. HT Saturday, L; 'moderte to fresh northwest winds. Lower Mlchigan-lair 8aurdaLY; gly cooler south; Sunday, fair north; rain, aad south. o Upper Michign-Fair Saturday: Of cooler east; Sunday, rair and cool. ro. LOCAL TEMPERATURE&5 b- At Grad Rapids.Z., At I p. M........ be-o t* A t$....m........ -p5 S At7 a. m...........61 At 5. m............ so Amill.. l~i~m 0 At U a.m.%.....S AtP............ Maimum temperature, Bat p. m. Minimum temperature. 0 at 7: 5. an. So iver gauge. mat I a. 10. - Rdueed sAromC. Wind. Plsoip. recn0- Ata m............3.00 -s 4 sg the At I. h........... 1i h -i.o f nilu repair lof su- t.in Brid e luperber of SAFE IN CHINA-Word of the sae ret of arrial4n Amoy, China, f 'Rev, and rofar Henry Pdppen has been received spared here by Mrm'-oppen's parents, br. and d for Mra J. N. Trompen. nity of STUART IN DENMARK-Charles dL n this etuart, who escaped Russia after the super: oshevil became.dom toant. has writla- ten friends here that he Is now in $233.- Copenhagen, Denmark. placetS HELD 0 LIQUOR C H A R G E-- these George Arnold was araigned in police court Friday morning on a charge of violating the lilquo law and waived exbsence amination. *'He was bound over to the Super- present term of superior court under idera- $500 bonds. were KELP WANTED-Many families of sje- Grand Rapids. are seriously destitute Jan and need help, according to the Social ecom- Welfare association, which pleads that he re- winter underclothing for children. espe$25.- acily. be sent to 55 Barclay avenue, N. E, or that givers call Citizens 4808 or turnedMin 1430. en the DIES IN CHICAGO-Albert Keller, Covert son of Mrs. F. Keller, 731 Colt avenue, irmed, N. E., died In Chicago Thursday, acnnds in cording to word received by his mother ooh is Friday. Keller was born and raised in e city Grand Rapids. He was superintendent e sit- of. the Michigan Central grain elevator in Chicago. which recon- HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMEN'--Eaxr! coin- Trup, 26 years old, a ural mail carrier to ten- of Reed City, was arrested at that placw Thursday on a charge of embezzling postal money orders. He wan arraigned before;ProsecUbtng Attorney Breen at special Cadillac and waved examination. He tppro- Wa released under ball to await the.e first action of the gra jury. 'or the st. al- MUST GET FURLOUGHS-All solrecord dlier-clerks must stick on the Job, acw fire- cording to orders Isguedby Maj. A. E. Swiil Peterman. They will, not be *Rowed to site. leave the stations except on a regular d with furlough from 1,ansing. If this rule is not observed a soldteleves himleft self open to arrest on a charge of $&,00t leaving his post without permission. a,.o COMPLETE ORGANIZATION-The 30.000 Junior High school Hi-Y' group comnSpleted its organiratlon F~riday. Ralph 000 Krueger was elected president, WVillard ~, Crosby vice president bd Harold Hun1L0sicker secretary and treasurer. N. 1). Keiley, attorney. is leading the group. 4.100 They are going on a hike this afternoon 15000 and wUi set at the I'. M. C. A. at I las o'ciock. 300 AF'TEJ DOG TAXES--Friday after-'. noon Deputy Sherltt ~ee Fohl'col=.0 leoied $33 in unpaid dog taxes In Al-. orn township. Complaint was made.0ue by Township,Cerk G.- A. Forter that 2500 1$ dogs in the vicinityr of Rookford Swere running loose without license. Pohi collected 820 on 14 mae licenses lt. and $5 on'a female. 2,000 AUTO HITS INTERURBAN-An asl automobile owned and driven by H. FP. H ackanuth proved to be strongwer 2.00 than a Muskegon interurban Friday Ue afteroon when It collided with the In 4.W terurban at Lyon street and Monroe avenue and ran practically into the car tearing a hole in its side. The car was tunder the chaFee of Motorman Tubar Sand Conductor William M. Roger. 50 PIONEER DIES-Mrs. Samuel T. 1.00 Dickinsen. the first white girl to be born in Saginaw county, died in Wash-... J4 - - u l DII The*.i OR. SLEMONS mteo authriies afternoon. SEVEN MORE "FLU" DEATHS member-ol REPORTED RIDAY TO he entire board 'oft HEALTH.FTe:Te ma -eve:that -t erly be c s ONLY NEAR RELATIfr4AAY to*hei.v... die elimin VISIT PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL charges committee certs pal the author More rigid adherence to the state In- cie uated fluensa order Is urged by Health Oft- Scribner cor C. C. Slemoks. Despite belief that tempting the epidemic I abating, seven deaths d and 36 new cases were reported to the ba'curt health department Friday. Mr. Me '"W are beginning to receive repods Friday aft failed to of infractions of tho order. ApparenUy This me some people are unaware that the of- befor' the fense is pdnishable, besides being reck- tUon to co less," Dr..861emo6 saaid. Attorney been Inte The.ded-Antonio Banbino, 719 declared a Thompson avenue. S. H.; Anna R lng Frida Stites. 78 years old. 1179 Division aye- paper circ nsue, S.; John Quist, 8 years old, 943 securet u Lafayette avenue, S. E.; Ruth'Work- be ncalled man. 4 years "old. 108 9 axter street S. K.; Thomas Giquate. 23 years old,Nsll 144 Franklin street, S. W.; John Herbstrelth, 4 years old, -Denver avenue and Nerik stret, S. H.: Ernest Crotft, 91t Norwich avenue, S.W. day announced that none but Immedl-. ate relatives would be allowed to visit persons Ill With the disease. Friday many friends of pattent -were turned away. % I For the protection of patrons the street car company in future will attempt to keep the front doors shut in order that the draft through the cars may be eliminated. Back doors will be kept open as opening of trwsoms tn "spite only on the street..wr gives lasuffl- relatives dent ventilation. tion at'5 a Weather Conditions Bad. their last The weather conditions which have c6unty se prevailed for the last- few days will station fo have a tendency of multiplying 'the they will number of cases which develop into Camp WS pneumonia, the state board at Lao- The sole sine says. of the sol Miss Etta Gowdy. cotunty school the T~uslc nurse, was released Friday from her Jackie ba routine work by the board of super- and move visors to assist in fighting the Span- from thlr sh influenza epidemic in the county., following The board, upon recommendatiaon of flag, pure] the county nurse committee, directed one of th the health officers of the respective proesion townships to obtain a daily report of Selects Fen all new cases of influenza, of the cal The health officers were also,-in- Hfter structed to socure-41sts of all women atereter1 in their various townships" who are one i willing*)6o volufiteer their services should the situation demand." The vol- WOUNDJ wnteers must be nurses, housekeepers, those who have taken Red Cross Â~ courses in home ore of the sick, teachers or those women without ute care of children and" they will serve under the direction of available it con graduate nurses. battle suc -.lie for o nrnitn s flog hi I e v. e think to periences. CO ErUUCAN has done COMMITTEES PICKEDÂ~tteofwi while retl on this 'L. pital hirt Announcement of the Kent county of being Republican committecs has been made pedoed by by Chairman Claude T. Hamilton. mounthVe F~rank I). McIay is sectretary t0the next moro general committee and Leona d 1). pital staf - boats whi Verdler, treasurer. "" davits resa Members of the various committees sank too follow: reached 3 CT -lpwr WVARI--Willltamn Lst Johenlearned tt One. Free a Audreslak. Charloen ro4n, din- hours lOni cur Sitht. Richard Itinveit. Wensol Cukor- been mit. 51k1, Jobs 7. SsaalenekLt.-" "Coper I pp1 '-oye lWARDl"-G-eorge it tosser.. 'r. a.t thq.. en Opoceer FItherldge, it. T. Baldwin. WaLlter It. will retur Econo, Burt Kieuowski..Rugone F. Sunitih. treatment Nick Kick. WVlillam C. Davis. THIRD WARD-E-el Jenkisn, 5. C. t'urnell..Nlck -rap. Fred Kellsy. JennesI Obenmas.' J. N. Trosupes. Barry Sllsabaae. ColrnsiiusS8ebhra. " TOWlSOHIP CHAIRMEN-Ads. Clarence Care: Algona.' Georga A. Porter: Aiphle. CharlesX. Cbamn; Bowne. WiIfam H. Watts:. 0.u'lt Byron. C..EL Towner; CW5eonla. Gilbert A. MloutovnIcz. Woodworth; Cannon. Villilam P. Joyes; (* a boy, cade. Fred Keelo;'(urtiand. att lesler; 8*..AICGamnes., 3.1. 1arnaby: Grand -tuoDfde, W11- 102 Qarry hlam J. Emery; Grattas Edward 1. Brooks; NOWACX Loell, 0. kQ Peckhan; Nelson. Frank L Nowakrows Shattuck; Oakfield. NV..B. Bowman; Parls, 19. a gIdrL Wilmarth T. 8heifer, lialflleld. Benanin Bit1#05-- C. Jones: Sparta. Charles J. ltilt:.Solo, IP BOoskeg Lou is J. Sevv-; Spereer. John Griswold: PUKBZTA 1'yreose. Hugh J. Kelly; Vorgenne.% MelvinI 31 Dari a 3L;X Pheron: Walker, Coln P. Cuznpbell; REDA--'Ti T%- T V% 1131"I I. e by. Mrs. Alice l ero;. 11. anandSyrian avenue. N. W., whe was at- -.C.A. Gr to xegain! custody -of her society, i. of C for whom guardianship pro- Jewish. Associati lad - een begun In the 'pr-_- The" ofical -" his t, landk-i-the.war: ron *as on the stand again Mentalties thrt ternoon. As on Thursda" she tlteranks a re.I impress. the committee " numerous ess at rnlng the committee w IU-l goinand mora o. board with -a recomnitda-, ernment hsam s i ntinue the-detention hospital 000 for Keut cou SHarry D. Jewell, who has Y. W. C. A..' rested In the Investigation, board.. War Lt theoncluasion of tthear- ice., American L y that- the contents -or' the the. Salvatlon AI ulated by Mrs. Med, who The amounts a averS sIgnatures to It,.would genisations at challenged. "The people ',! l Ight, If I allow to account," he said.- i -' e hanges it ia wIll be added I which has' beedh COUTY ENDS All the for the. national COU~f S[ DS Ali the official present at the -, sentatives Of ea taken into ont the amount, of F"..SEplain how this TR'NING-actio. was until Monday n] budgets will be -THIIN.... -the. war. board q1 on each ambunt of the epidemic regulations FniMrn gathered- at the Union st&'clock Friday evening to givel good byes to the 43 Kent lects who antralned at the Dr Spartanburg, S. C.. where train for service overseas at. adsworth. ets, led by a military escort Idler-clerks, and marching to IR Il ' of the Grand Rapids.es1W LnW, left the*. county building T OL: ad up Monroe to. Iciia and eto the station, a large crowd them. The' new American,,Accordinttosased recently and cktrrlstd by Acrigt he soldier-clerks, beaded the JamrinQuartet of n. Lleut, Howard I rainment of the Kent county died from -woun riday evening marksathe close Llout. Rednrer w Is for small numbers of men. ton. Iona.count 00 or more men will leave Rapids for nia i. phew of -r. e ofcer of -Lthe L YD IN BATTLE- " "'-..' IN BATTLE, ' Arthur X. -and SUBBED HOSPITAL: th"e.casasvenue casqaty lIst, "SHW Ohilo' in, action SHIP,_sie s HOMEill with inuen telegram -notif yil e thing toparticipatoe in plight of thgirs h as Chatewau-Thierry ndto apart. The brott rer 20 hours heloless on S mL ny and rearkW ospltal shit. but it Isanother have 16relattve ome out alive after such ex- two brothers, w' Charles W. Cooper, man any,-of the kas both and is how spending' a Pyte. Thomas a his home, 644 Seldon avenue, ddkass is givenrad Papids, i; was severelY woundea in the actions. -The wai Chateau-Thlerry,. June 6, and Ulist'relports the urning to the United States -undetermined. S. S. Mount Vernon, a hoe-, experienced' the sensateI helpless, while his ship, tor I the edemy, slowly sank. The mrnon was hit at 7:%45 in btheH E and -from then. unt-3,:20 phe. / l '/ sing the wounde" men hos- and ere* were in the 'life. bch were swung out on the dy to be lowered if the ship. swiftly. The phip finally Breat In safety, but it was bat If she.had been out two THE BERTOH geer, all on board would have ING- Ch( has had. five oper ations and - FED xplraton of hIs furlough he -. 'no to New York for further i. at a military hospital. "te,, '' " -,: battery, IsWg^1 '" B ",1..' '. I. -erith -the..0 r] $ " ff..| ibad sprig chicke and roating - HeÂ~. a... The Bertch Bya emTC -T-a. Mrs. leenk inproduces & qualit 591 DavUt avenue. N. W., Oct. 4. It has,been-s p " '.. ' [ of Grasd Rapids -To fr. and,.r FLrnk OltsAk.I market-has built avenue. N. v. Oct..7 aX girl. J ness by its,.popool OOtI-Te Br. and lMes ichael|,...-- " 'no avenue. N. W., oeL 15, a boy..i' and dooney egeb: -T'o Sir. and Bral Johm.Pkt b,,te,, iLrdtch vacua. N. W..o,e-~ boy -.. has?" en. s. o BJr. and Bra Cungst Reds. IS2 hDas 'the.esle ~i -~ UU'iI U. word re f the Qua Itedner o by- Ben.-.-. A Ol MARKET IS DR OICE SPECIAL P.OULTRY.