The Detroit times. [volume], January 24, 1917, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21. 1917.
REHASH OF
P.M.TAHELE
!S SOUGHT
Rep. Read Would
Again Bring Ques
tion Before House
1 A
MANY NEW
BILLS LAUNCHED
Scott Has Non-Partisan
Election Amend
ment Ready
U: H / . < ALS'QS
[Stuff Cos rr etpon Jer • Detroit Tine*)
KANSINC. Mull . Jan Rep
fi.'vaias Head, of Oceana county, in
tend* to brink 'h*- Per* Amrquett*
railroftd situation n*'lot*- tl*»* legit*
laturo sgatn bhir winter Mi* roxd
uar figured in legUUMv e ptoce«*d
mgs Uumorog tim* *. and > .11 u m
;bc hand- of receiver
Hep Fl»n;d v. .1! v. K to li.ive a
(OtumL-alon n.*vjcd to find how the
mate ran take <»v»-r Per*' Mir
rjuettc and rnr l s Hi:* move will
bring up the 1-MU c*f Mate .»wn«r
ship of railroad* -lua n .«n*l m >
develop uq> of tim big battles of
the mm ion
Hen at «yt (;»■ . •_ S>ot of Detroit
will brink up ,moth* i much dt*
miMed pro} r>- it ion m connection
with hi* char* r election bill whi'-h
he plane *o introduce this afternoon
Provision will be made in on*
amendment for the holding of non
partisan election* and the use of
the preference! ballot n citbv* th«*
want to up* them \noth*r amend
m*Di will provide that a rhar’er
commleaton may rr»n«i«i of mm
members, elected at large. Instead
of one member from each ward of
a city
Ftoth houses of the legislature re
«:jm*d w*«*-lon* Inst evening The
-enate had not met |aM week. m*n*
h*r< being away on trip* to s’ate
In-'itnflons. As on-> result of th•• Ir
•.rips ih*» omnibus appropriation bill
to provide the general fund of th*
stale th* money needed for main
feriance < xpenses, whs introduc. and
Tb* omnibus bill calls for $1.3*2
|.| ?*. in 191S, and $1,472 43.*. 92 In
I*ll9.
.-4»nafor Janies C Wood, of Man
1-t.rjue. Introduced a Joint rent lo
tion to amend the constitution so
hat the fate may pay as high a
$.V0(»O a year to th* secretary of
state, the auditor-genera] and th.
siate treasurer These three ofll
« ials are held to $ ’ *.uo salaries be
the constitution The Wood atnei .1
rnen* doe** not raise th* salaries b»i
yfln s:v.ftfiO as the maximum salat'
to he paid
Secretarv Aylward of th* »rn t*
and rierk Pierce of the house for
inallv hied their report on the elo
tion and registration laws of th*
fate which *he v prepared by order
of the last legislature
Senator Koehler of Detroit. h. .1
his resolution reijurating congress
to place an enihargo on foods!ufT
p'aced on the tabl*
Hep l.ew is introduced a hill »ha'
would amend the present law limit
ng capitol clerks to $1,200 salarlc-.
>nd lift th* maximum to $1 400 ]t
*!»o would raise ihc minim'im sal
arie* from $*«00 to SSOn a tear
hppropnat ion* of s;s.mo ,'r,r
maintenance and llis.onn for n< w
milages. Ik at mg plant and otli**r
Improvements were asked for th*
tuberculosis sgnltorlum at lfow.ll,
together with a deficiency ftpprop-i
a*lon o f $ :,..os An approprlati n
of f2M..)9f! wa« a*k**d to build the
Central Michigan sanltorlnm a*
Midland where land was obtained
hv the stale several years aio f. r
iherrulosi* sanltorium purpose*
Hep Raton of Saginaw. int*o
and iced a bill taklrg the limit oft *h*
number of perch fishermen nt iv
#a*ch They are limited to 2f> nov
It has heen computed that tie av
age individual In the ch ille*d
world usea eight matches a day
Three millions of them are struck
C *\crv niirctc of the year
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HAMMOND BUILDING
S 2. Cor. Fort and Oriawold B»r**et*
UNCLE SAM HAS
JOBS FOR GUARDS
WASHINGTON. Jan 24 The
(lilted Stai* 1 ' employment bur»*«tu
Til*- da> iiuuuuui *-d that it has com
with tit*- war depart
m* nt to obtain * mployment for Na
tional Guardsmen returning from
th*- border, who may be out of
wot k
MRS. MARY MOODY
DIES FOLLOWING
BRIEF ILLNESS
Mr Mary K Moody, wife of Sam
ml M Mood), and an active worker
in the Fir*' Preguyterlan church.
dl* and Monday noon In her home No
144 l.tuhrop-ave . following a brief
din* Mr-* Mood' was < hamneii
of the ho»;:.* and supplies commit
t*e of the young Womens hon •• .
and was interested In many charila
ble wntrrprU*** Her husband t
eonne* *ed with tn* N> wcomb Krn'i
rott company
Mr- Mood) was the daughter of
JoJh ph It and Jan* Sutton Ba.il.
pion*« rs of Independence township.
Oakland county She is survived
hv th** following children Hesri*
U. I, Karl John Ft, and Tw Philip
i' Moody and Mrs V Ftm
n«t i
Funeral ••f * ice' will be held
W*dn* dx\ afternoon, a' 2 o'clock.
In th*' lannly residence Interment
in Woodlawti cemetery will he pri
V(.K
Lew s Insures employes
< IH7I.SK X Mich. Jan 7 Fr***l
K. J.*"is load o! the concern man
uf.icturlng th** Holller Fight e-*r.
li a * pr**'*ni**l an insurance policy
to each of his employes The poli
cies toial a quar'ei of a million do!
lar . and w cr< p!g* ed w ith th**
Northern \-siiran*e company thr i
Mrs Ffn*li Wood. l**trntt represen
tati vc
Homer Warr*o Recovering
Homer Warren, who has been ill
in his luune. No 77>* Kaa* ave . for a
fortnight. Is slowly convHl**'<ing, al
tho still *onfined to his room Mr.
Warr*«n was threatened with bron
chial pneumonia.
To add still (Greater
Interest to our ,
Annual
Sale
prices on many articles have
been further reduced, and
many additional items have
been included.
K.'tablishe-i Ovei 50 <;u
Loans on Homes
Ih i Complin) doe* not 10.-m on Commercial rif*ks. It*
loan- are restricted h\ law to First Mortgages * ecu rod bv
impio\*d F{«.al Estate
Our method of busine- - **n.ihle* us to psv
ON SAVINGS
Ask for Booklet
Resources over $3,200,000 Orgsmied 1M?
TVntional 3goan &
llnuraiment Otompaim
120-1 Farwell Itldß.. Detroit.
Savings Bank
Business Men's Reserves
More and more, business men are seeing
the advantage of having a savings account
entirely apart from their business bank
accounts. Moderate weekly deposits are
not missed.
Yet in a year or two a really valuable re
serve is well u\or way. Put this Com
monwealth Ftynk on your pay roll. Pay
us $o or $lO a week and you will have
added a feature of protection to your busi
ness affairs that will give you anew sense
of confidence and security. We add in
t crest.
A *
OFFICERS
.1 W Mc« At'SKY. President
FRANK WOI.F, We President
COMFORT A TVI.KR, VlrrPtf^idm)
v UFT» If TAI-IWIT < Hfh.r*
HEARING ON
UTILITIES
BILL. PLAN
0 pen Discussion of
Measure To Be
Provided
LEE TO ASCERTAIN
HOW CITY IS HIT
General Clearing of
Air Expected After
Thre.shinß Out
nv ii’. t .4 f,\o.\.
(Staff (ones port dent Detroit Ti»im)
KANSINQ, Mich. Jan. 24 The
Wiley public utilities biii, of which
ere has he* n much UlsCil4sioii
aihr* It was mlroduced in the
house, ii- to be made the feature of
puldh In aring' to b* held in th*
near future
Assistant < orporaflon Counsel
Jam**** H I er, of Detroft. her* o
look into all the phases of the utili
tl**s hill and to see how they affei t
fhcrolt. plans to get some light -m
th* eity'i* present stains and
stattia iin*ler th* n< w bill, if th* let
ter becomes law and to ascertain
exactly what change.- should be
made.
The hill would transfer the pres
ent “'ate railroad commission to th* 1
new public utillti** commission. Mr.
J>*<- plans to ask the railroad com
mission at th*- public hearings to
gn * an exact statement in reg-ed
to where the city's right* • nd and
the state s rights b* gin in matter
afC * ling public service corporai mn
With this information, if it can 1
bad • xactly iNefroit officials will b<
able to flniri on how th* propelled
new measure will affect the city,
either in the way or increasing Its
powers over stre. t railways, tele
phones and other public utilities or
Til »ificing I*pr* >< ht power i.
Also Mm air may he cleared aome
what In regard to Just what are the
city’s rights and powers at the pres
cut time, under tbe existing Ihws.
IJ. S. MAY MAKE
ALL NAVY STEEL
VAKHINGTON\~ Jan. 24. A fed
eral steel plant, to supply, wholly
or in i*att. th** n*-*ds of the United
Stales navy, is "under conaldera
tion*' by Ihe navv department, Sac
reiary of the Navy Daniels said to
the United Pr* i sa
The recent pronounced underbid
ding of Ani«'riran steel plants bv
an llrglish firtu for th* stipidy o f
trmor piercing shells, gave rise to
consideration of such a project
BROCHURE TELLS
OF DETROIT TRUST
COMPANY WORK
Tbe [a-iron Trust company has
issued ,t small brochure explaining
Hie details of it-- function as trans-
Ur agent and regi-tiar of stock in
a corpora'ion Tlif trust company
attends to the Issuance of the stork
f ert ideates, keeping tt le*tgv*r aorount
with «.** h stockholder, a record of
transfers and the delivering of n*w
c*rtiflca’** c
Ry it 4 m -fbod of keeping a record
of stie*!. »he po sibility cf an
f.ver is-.ue • itber uninterulonal’y or
fraudulentlv i averted. Where a
t-iock is widely traded in the fun*
lion of the trust company takes
much de’atl and labor off the cor
poratlon
Miss Johnston to Lecture
Vlt«s Frances Benjamin Johnston,
of Vc* York city, will deliver an il
lust rated le'tur* on “American Oar
dens,” Wednesday afternoon at 4
o’clock in the Detroit Museum of
Ar* fteatitiful stereopticon slide
i w 111 supplen ent Miss Johnston’s
I ia I k Which toil be free to th*' ptll
I lir
The Business of
Being a Boy is n
strenuous employment.
Sturdy boys and girls are
not built out of books
alone. The best food for
growing youngsters is
Shredded Wheat , the w hole
wheat food that builds
healthy tissue, good bone
and develops sound teeth
and healthy gums. For
breakfast or any meal, with
milk or cream. Delicious
with preserved fruit. ,
Cl* B
Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
HYOIIEI
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Catarrh
CJTJUIIN. COBIRt. (Hit Hilt
mi TimiT, HMCiITIt fit
Th* cm** Him* OM hiW>| M
••Uwwr* «n>#i m wtm mmmn tart
<>atral ttrui I'omptiif.
1 Miitilnßhnm Drag More.
“My Friends in Khaki ”
" There are loads of them scattered
all along the border —boys that 1
know ever and ever so well.
“Some of them had written me
that to see the 'Golden State Limited’ go
by was one of their big daily events.
p* Mitkrrrv “And so I found it.
Eneampmanta
at ei Paso «md ou surely ought to tell everyone
Wa* prcn*da a go i ng to California this year to go one
wa > »' l«*onthe
"Golden State Limited"
Tichala
partmt tan dap and see the boys in khaki.”
JeT?^ 4 * Another splendidly equipped train
over the Golden State Route is the
" Californian"
If reflects the high-class service of the
“Golden State Limited.” Both trains
via the direct line of lowest altitudes
the most comfortable and interest
ing route to Southern California.
Less thaa three day*- Chicago to
#Loe Aoielea—ae extra fare.
TlckrfA roMrratkma and California litem
lure ou requeat Call phone or write
t. OaMia, It. a. War**.
Olnirnt A(t (.I'nfrul Ac-nt
Ho»k lala*4 Mae*. Tartar linn,
Maf»*Or RMf Majeafi. Mini:
Phm* Mrs ?770 rh'itie Cherry 4441.
Rack Inland F.I Pa»a Soatk weatara— 3a«tker« Pacific
UtfROIT TIMES
BETHLEHEM
CUTS $30,000,000
DIVIDEND MELON
VEW YORK Jan. 24 Directors
of »li«* Rethleheni Steel Corporation
Tuesday afternoon cu* a common
Mock dividend melon of $30,f100,00u.
They authorized a* the same time
a $1 5,(KM),00() stock issue to oe offer
ed to stockholders a; par thus mak
ing »he < apital stock of the concern
s6o,<X>o,<h>(> instead of $15,000,000.
A rope of 26# large pearls former
!v anm by Queen Victoria, and be
queathed bv her to the Duchess oi
Albany, was sold in lx>ndun recently
for $13,600.
Fresh from the Gardens
of the finest Tea-producing country in
the world.
"SALAD A”
TEA B 7«
Sealed Packets Only.
Try it—it’s delicious. BLACK GREEN or MIXED.
I “Special” Features Ijl
I Lead 5753 Women |Jj
B To Select Gtigas H
Garland Ranges |J
Last Year Igfl
v, v<^>« v>9 Ba
Get. $6,000 Verdict
For injuries received when he
uas run down on his mot orey« le by
an automobile driven by Mr*. Mary
Jasnowskl, Walter Pulkownik, *4
years old. obtained a \erdirt of
I*ooo Tuesday fn Judge North’s
court.
Young Pulkownik started out on
the night of June 26. 1915. on hi.
motorcycle Half a block from his
home, at perry and Elmwood ave*..
he was struck by the Jasnowskl an
tomobile.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'?
CASTO R i A
I. P. NORTON QJ252
1467 Grand Phone Grand 5968
I own and conduct the largest Undertaking Establishment in
Detroit and can save you more than half the high cost of a
funeral.
S3O A Beautiful Casket S3O
This is the best broadcloth Casket ever sold in this or any
other city -and never sold for less than $75. Our price is SBO.
We have Caskets in the costliest woods, such as Mahogany,
Circassian Walnut, Oak, etc., the finest cloths, Silk, Plush, and
Metal cases at corresponding low prices.
Use of our beautiful new Funeral Church FREE TO
PATRONS. \
I am as near you as your Telephone- -
ID MADTAy INDEPENDENT
■ ■ ■ WUK I UN, UNDERTAKER
761 Michigan Avenue
VIH>#PnM
w^liifldilKl
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Avoid Winter’s Rigors^^^H
Rnjr.y the mallow, exhilarating climate *?
r 's C.’.if >i nia. Hundreds of mil.s of mac»
L. .Jam n, uor r< ada, su;«rb golf conm.s, mMEHBBBBm
■( ar broad ocean b« «. has and tha Bubhma W* ’jg3Sgfifjss
Siarraa to keep you in the opan amid I '■>
flowers end sunshine all the while.
ILA California is hut a short trip away—three
day. from Chicago to either Lo. Angela* g jB
JIMI or Sen Francisco on the "train of double I
[• fj&M B destination” — ■ _
* The Pacific LAmitedfjr^gm
1 feS Kverr tr»\e! c-r-fort .rvl luxury ■»•' thout
BIIF-vi&lfiH «nd tlie <l.»!i(fki nrflw.l *t Both t.r. ■
KfV!_L3BLBB min.i. .voids thr neonvenirni« ot loe.tln. VTiri*
lu (tr.nge after ■,,<!• HlSlm
OwcnpfiM /K.rar.r. frMM r.«...r le fe-fK
MUMiiiii, L»i»r. t‘n» a . tar-, ■,'• • IGjL’I
w Pacific Limited " . ■
StHDU Daylight departure from Chicago B
Daylight arrival in California
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