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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1917.
IMCKLEM
CASEISNOT
FINISHED
Testimony Weak Hut
( ourt Will Hear More*
Wednesday
Despite the fact that Poller Jim
tier Stein aald openly the pros* cu
lion had made out a very weak cave
again®* Ornar L. Mackletn, known in
Detroit a* Col. Mackleni, but whoa®
right to the title j* chalbuged h\
the Prltleh mllifKry nuthorlflea,
charge*! with tittering and publish
ins a fr*udulen» eherk for $1."0, the
env* wna postponed until Wednes
day
Only two wit n* ss®. were put on
th*> stand rifamut Maklem when
the ease was partially heard Mon
day mom in it. Th* y were Hiram
Peck, of Detroit, arid Wilfred Hate,
accouruant for the |H>mtni<>n Hank
of < 'an ida.
Klrst to be culled was U**rk He
said h«* gave Mackletn is7.&o on th•
check. It wa.-* made out Ixv R i;
Stewart In D» ceniber of lfM4. Stew
art v«n then In the employ of a lo
cal hrewerva The oh* rk was drawr
on the Montreal brat 'h i*f fh*> Do
m.nion Hank of ( anada
f*afe merelv testified to the re
crip of the che< k \ft«tin* v Antonio
Knfenra, representing-Marklem, then
asked the court to dismiss the ca e
He said nothing w.ts brought otit, in
the tevfimonv to hold h: elnnf \v
sls’ant Proan 'jtor Uoplel a*-U*
that Mackletn be held for trial in
the recorder'* court
Fntenra then recalled P* ok to the
stand
"Didn’t yon a according to r.
ports in the preii, that if Marklem
paid back fh* money, you would
drop the case*" queried Kntenza.
"No.” said reck 1 .•■aid Mitt if
restitution wa* made I would br ®at-
Isflrd Hr has hern in the trenches
and h< was of gr* it h«lp in the 1 .1 h
erry loan campaign and I gu®.«® he’*
gone thru enough "
"Moneyed pat riot Imo, eh’** a k* and
Knten/a
Poplrl said he would rev* the case
and Justice Stem a*k®d him s»*v
eral *ime.«i whether he wa-t satisfied
to let the nia*ter vrund us I* wa
It war then that the court said the
prosecution had mad** out a weak
cave Entenrs prompt I > *vk**d for
dismissal, but lurtle* s»<in v ;i ir| h*
would hold the c • ■ »>\« un'il \\ •<1
pe«dav, to pit.- '• pi o -*‘c*tt ic*n tit.
opi*or*unify to > r it ■ • •
Dnpi*»l said 1,.*-* t'• ,t hi. offio<
would not t. bout *i h* lu> mn
tAk**n ov P* * k
"Even If he TOopev paid back
♦he clia'C*' would -’ll! ' 1 k li
said "The warrant i® here, and It
must be disposed of ”
At one tim* in lb. . Nomination
Tntenra protected that the court
was heinc u * and a* * colleetinc
agency Peek d* ni* dto »ii‘ trying
to scare Mack’em info paying bv
making tbe eh;tire .gain-’ him
There was a lirge erowd in court
to witness the examination A rep
rrsenfaflre of the immigration office
was also promt |i w,t - believed
that Marklem would he r r .*. and of th>
charge, and the federal ip.-nt wa*.
prepared to take hin* before <; Oil
ver Erick, head of the immigration
bureau, for the jurpose of deporta
tion.
rrlntlfia —»a** plain «* » ■ amA— skat
la flrl*—Ttm.« .loh llrpt.—W.ln «S3O.
Souxile MARKET
Save Trading Stamps
• and let titem help vot| qut »>n jrnur t'hrlntmns* rrrnnntg. j
Exchangeable for the most d* sirabb- of gift things, thev 1
effect even greater savingg during fjios® tim®i> of high I
prices An*l besides that —the (Joudie Quality of mere ban- *
dine in ttnportatit ■» r
sum,,. (Double Stamps on Ali Other Purchases)
10 with a can of Asparagus Tips 30c
10 with large can of Priceless Lvaporated Milk . . .13c
10 with a bottle of Royal Salad Dressing 30c
10 with a bottle of Blue Isabel Catsup 23c
10 with a lb. can of l ancy Red Alaska Salmon . . . .30c
10 with a lb. of Molasses Kiswos 2(ic
a with a lb. of Cream Cottage ( beese 1.3 c
10 with a H». of Lincoln Margarine 30c
10 with One Dozen Kkks 10c
10 wit h 3 hoses of Searchlight Matches 30c
10 with 6 bars of (lean-Easy Soap 23c
10 w ith K cans of Kitchen Kleanser. 23c
03 STKKS
Standards, quart, fiOc Select, quart, 70c
New 3 t»rk Counts, quart, MOc
I resh Lake Krie 3\ hitetish Mackinaw Trout
Perch Lake Lrie Meirinu Pickerel
Halibut Salmon Flounders
Codfish Fresh Mackerel
Finnan lladdies Lobsters Frou Le^s
Strictly Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens
—for—
Roasting Frying: Boiling
Spring Ducklings
Milk-Fed Chickens for Fricassee
phone main 92b 20 24 squa**
LIVING DOG’S
LIFE COSTLY
IN NEW YORK
NEW /I’ORK. Nov. * 12—Tldo’s
[ nteafs average $1 Rfv each in New
York’s hot hotels today. fHTe’a
the dog menu:
Shinbones. r»o eenis
Chopped meat, 7f» cents.
Warm milk, 3. r > cen’s.
Total, 11 »;n.
I INJURED IN
AUTO SMASHES
R. E, Tracev, No. SO Adams av*.,
'nst. Henry linker, No. 7*i St. An
tome at., and Jam®*- Ktrvhanvkt, No
lO't.i Jon. Campauave were painfully
injured Monday afternoon when the
automobile In which they w*r* dm
ing collided with another machine
at Hruf h and Watson sts Tracey
buffered internal injuries while the
other two -ustalned hrok n arms. All
nr*' expected t ( > r*.< nv« •
Dtiris ('at on, vix v**,ir- old. of No
rti Hecla-st was struck bv an auto
sts. Monday afternoon and suffered
internal Injuries from which .he may
not recover* The machine was driv
♦ft by Etank Dennis, of No HMI I in
wood ttve, who took th* little girl
In hi* automobile in Providence bos
pltal.
SIR A. H. STANLEY
COMING TO U. S.
hONIxiN, Nov 12 The parlia
mentary correspondent of th* Ob
server says it is understood Sir Al
bert H Stanley, president *>f the
board of trail*, is about to visit th**
United Slat* * in a special capacity
in connection with ihv trail** re!**
tlonship between this country and
America The Observer ha been
commenting editorially upon rumor
that Lord Nor 1 hellffe .may b** asked
to take th* jio-1 of air minister.
Sir Albert IL Stanley began his
busineaa careet m Istroit, wher**
he was general superintendent of
the old Detroit City Railwav com
pain He left h*re to take charge
of the Public S**tv|c* railways id
New Jersey Later h* w»nt to L-op
don where he became a leading fig
ure in Urltfvh transportation.
Season Tickets Not Taxable.
An opinion has b* <*n received
front the attorney general's depart
turn' in Washington, by James E
IVvoe, to the effect that season
concert tickets purchased before
Nov 1. when the tax exacting Id
per cent on all amusement ticket*
went into * ff. Os. will be exempt
The tax collected on the Zmibalist
tickets which concert wa par* of
the Philharmonic course for 1917 Ik,
will |n r*'unde*l a» fh* John Me
t’ortuaek corn-erf, Monday evening
in th* armory.
MATERNITY
BUY AT LANE BRYANT’S
IAN’F HUY WT «daptatl<*ns of th<*
MatoA’i smartest styles for m*
■* t*rqlt\ wrur elimln*vt<‘ tti** erti
harrssstnent "f ai't-sarma In i.ubilc,
atiit r>i«k** it possible t<* be n rnforta
bt\- a*t*l corrc'tly attired at all t'mep
r’rtres to f\* every P'irse.
Lane Bryant l^*S 4 J7r. r ,4
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
by w/o/.'A/* ,
' Daddy the Beaver IKh*s a Little Studking
(Copyright. I»17, by T. W fiurgeas t
Peter Rabbit wouldn't l*e tl»or**lv
happy If he fh*‘t b*- wa* missing any
thing going on among his neighbors.
It wna born In Petet to want to know*
•II that go*-* on. Vo it lisppened tti»i
ope day he remembered I'nddy the
Hsavsr and that It wu» a long time
*ln*'e h** iiad been over to l*adiiy’s
p*>nd. itigiit uuty p<*ter made up
hla mind that tie would visit paddy
• t once. If he didn't Jark Er-.t
would freer.* paddy s pond and th* n
tt would be too late f*'o the first
ehnnre he got. .ff s* .imp* r*• * I Petet
Dpparty-Upper!y-lip. str»«lght f<*t th*
I’onii of r*addy tti«i Heaver deep tri
the tireen Forest.
lie found Paddy there Os four-*
Paddy Is a great home body. Th*
I only time he Imv* .** hi** home It* in
the summer, when h* mentor-* c *s
exploring d**wn the lamKhtng Hro .k
v * I’etrr f*iiit»d Paddy -ittinv tt th*
•nd <*f his dam. Paddy was gating
aefoSa hts perid lie nodded to Peter
and then paid no further attention t*>
Fir l’ef**r fidgeted about f**r iiyi h I*
and ’hen \entured to »p*-iU
"Y«-u seam to have aom* thing on
-or mind." rat*l he
■ I hav**," replied Paddy "I m
st udv lug
••Studying'' exelattned Peter "F 1
go*i'fneaa :ake what art* you study- 1
Ing * *
I'm studying to nmKr up my mind
what Dhad best do," replied Paddy
gravely
'l*o a bout what?" nehud r*etc*i
l*">king puttied.
Do about getting the rest of ni v
food supply replteU paddy "What
w-otild \ou do if you were In my fda"<*.
peter?'
P*-ter chuckled "I wouldn’t do
anything' said h, and b»* I*l*l the
truth Y'ou know tti**r** is no one
htpi * vs Petal
• bit He n*., • * v rU'S about •
future lie doesn't think about It
at h!I ll** I* content t* *Mke tiling*
«* they i-oni* T'd* is why he s**tn* -
t'tn* * g'.*s h itig* wl.ej tils \v I«e r ;
neighbors, who have 1.,. } >i[, tores of
fi>*id. l.flve plenty to < u!
' I’.iit IVC got to do - ITl< thing, re.
f.'-r.l Pa dr! I ''l f* ( t • j ppl v out I
there in m 1 n*l **. t *■ _• , .ugh t> j
la«* all winter, and I\. c t to add I
to tt,"
"Then why 'l'm 1 s >u g»t husv and!
cut some more tree*.- Hsked Peter
'There -eenis t*. ti* to t-. ptettfv of:
th* m You know Paddy tiv- * *,n 1
the ,I’H r k of aspen and t' pt**' nn-l 1
DETROIT
Continuing the Greatest One-Price Coat Sale Detroit Has Ever Seen
Fur Trimmed Coate
J Another Great Shipment Has Just Been Received)
# Again we prove the supremacy of Kline values in this /
great sale of wonderful coats. This immense purchase \ y
secured at unbelievable price concessioons has just rkt
been received and includes , in addition to the three hum // fll \ /C
dred fur trimmed coats , an immense assortment of the
* ' very desirable plain styles in every wanted material JmXf 1 JR. ,\
and color. All are full length models and many are \ | §f/L/ IvJkj
full lined. Never have the women of Detroit been s■'$ ■' Ap i/Ajj '
offered a greater savings opportunity. hitth Floor ,■];
'# ;i !r I m mflM 10
1| l
A SSO Liberty Bond ?f - lg""' A SmUhf^M
will purchase ssl worth of mercha chandise— plu* accrued intamt
di«c—plus accntcd intcrc«t. ——^
DETROIT TIMES
'a\ i J
*
"Muii)lnßt” nrlnlmed Prtrr. "for
KOinliirsk snkf- u hnt are you study
ing ?"
w-11l w nr 1 aider teres, hut prefers
asp* it
“Y* ,«s-cnt* <1 Paddy, la
no la* k of trees The question Is
to w' a*u I to get mv |r g« to the water
after I h ive rut them? I have hl
f ••«•!> * .it nil th<* aspen t f e»*s close
to my p**nd and to no * anal I dug
last v ert »* Tli* e is « gtov# of young
ns pc ns over yonder I vv :!d 1: R< - t.*
get Into, I. ut 1 atn afraid it would
tak** in<- too long to drag tin- logs to
the water It would he |..0 hard
work and t ■■** oy* ns well. (>id
Mart I'i.v.it* • l M iipn-* nit- tlu-rf.
and he i«i- h me easily .-■* far
from w * 11 *• r lin studying whethet
to t* iild m> darn blgg**r and s*> oink*-
11 , p ■nd I* • w g*- r 11. I !■ • r o. *\ .. t•• r
ha* k n*»arrr t * ilt<*se young asp* n
tiees *>r wh.ether * ( and g a < anal to
that llttl*- grove It o. t, qu* stfon
w hi* h v\ ill t* h. at mi l wh l *’h I * art
d*» file quickest I’ve got to fluid
harvesting my for.d sui ;*lj befor** i* e
o.iiirH Ho I'm stiiilvlng
Peter hacked nwa\ "Exctise me.'
said he politely. "I won't bother >'*'»u
now "
Then he turned and semnperer! *.e r ,
resolving to come hark in a day <■ r
tw-> to find out what Pa dd *• would
de, de ... do
''That w<*map Is all r ght. an and
fttek In commenting "tv tt." "woman!
• ut,N do »" datertr itiutl 'U t f> forget ;
'lk**re is n*> w Inn. i** ring regret. t» i
it*- ■ l like her. - ’
"Ho uo I Dick And ah® made g, *>d |
het throat Here is wl c -he ; a.-, e j
'Prerently, ...<»n - f-o i .e-t. • *'|
i er,' *;he says to h,rr*. ‘1 a’n going to i
I *.»lk thru this crowded dlt. ng t • ni J
jto that dn*,t. Wher. I -nail ' i >•■*»
i With a , iM.it*. II e s;iUi** •Jlltl*' with |
j w-h„-h r you go it *, e many j
fit- *-.». eape>*ting r*. -* • y I ill -1 |
! *iiffrren> e, ln< *-n vetileut** -it, I l»--po|
that as I leave you ut «’ ,t door to
day. i will never look *.: n your face j
<*g tiu or at least that l • il revet j
| again clasp your h»nd until I •«*» do j
It with fho same Irr.j . r-.,n.i I coiila* l
i that 1 give to th* in t. casual ac
| u alntance
■'You cannot do it U.v*‘n you I
j S ZZ'ncr 9 ™-
Mi Margp I ; ;* mv **ffee *ip
soft's- down »*■:11 mt a tiemcr. and
rose The man **, )k> . hah mine no
:*,tiger * >ltow<d me tA *ti** d*">r l
t -i r,»:d w ith a .mile and ohwpod his
I hand 'iJoodb>e. Inr*.nv. nicntcat.' I
‘ I *r the first time in nil our ar- !
I qualntance ntv smile vvns not an- i
1 t. the most .* , tlf'it smile
I t , i\ , »<•* *i on huu.(i nfa- <• H*
grew pal**, look**! ~t n*<* ourloualy, at*,
i st with th*- iju*-atloning glance «,f
a child wh * do*-s not know’ if It Is
'.. rig t**usad or not. and then seeing
i • >i it was „•*!!> * reality, it** . rnur
1 mured 'fßodbye arid Hod hless you
! utid U'-cp *.< i .*iif** over.’ amt left no- j
•Iha e not --mi him sine- Mrs |
| Maty to •
"Well, It Is a great st* ry." said |
IT> k as I.e ros* to «-al! the p**rtcr to
make up out beds. 'Hut Just the
*am<\ Margie, l do n t believe that
any of those people are average
* VV!.- n--U* 1 asked
“In the first place they a r e all ton
| analytical The 'woman • it«ld*-’
i *■ icht die. us* the matter >n the way ,
h and -es I tltlnk, unite th* vkama j
,-lr timslanees. yon might do that.
Margie, bu* I don't believe the matt
*t< ih) ever set him**-!! down In |
Mack and whit*- for ar.vone e\ * n If j
* e * xpe* ted th* persi-n w - mti ?*. t
w *uld f ever t..- A til* to pi k h tt, out |
CINCINNATI
Who K lo Blaine?
177-179- 181 WOODWARD AVE.
<t U\*» crowd M my dear. »r*> r. t,
rcdxly -t • i*bronlclc and l«l *1 ti*• r
111 I.* k r*» ' •
■ U it. Dick, don’t >o»i hc«* that this ■
man <lr>«*» n**t think h® ha.i any !
mistaken’’ He bn® antipiy » * 11 in®'
► putt *-f Eat®, or ht l*;a«t. he think® i
h® hi® b®**n givn blindly u littl® -
hupptnaaa and th®n hnd it Jt-rk*d |
«w«y from him f.-r no rca n wi:it-
C V C t*.
I her ® I ■* a ltttl*- mjt ** t - :< ad ' I !
•Id t<> l»i< k after ti.c p *rt*?r had 1.-ft I
'(ti h* i letter th® ’’..n ■** “• j
an y®
"1 hav *> not written vnu t'-.'a Mr*
M r .i®. be. aus® »am b**d.l»,.: *b®r j
for your crltictaiTi <>r your u'-pi»tb> ;
I think I hav® written It it** st *•( ill i
I* - fiUH® I wanted to «-l«a> p certn'n :
l-'*lut-< in rtiy <*vvn mind, t>t iir«-
lh** thin;; wa® all wioiii r 'i- t . th®
firat. 1 ahould mover ha\* ■ *.* *>
lnt®r®®t®d In th® tnan t. it ■ > :*i , •
r®m®mb®r that i*r®«t Inter®®! 1* riot
horn in n dav. an*l I wa not aw •
that l l<i\ *d pi in >in* il - t '*•■**= * ■■ •* • •
"Wh** i® to t*liiin<* fop th® *l<-p- r- I
able affair" ,
"I *-onf®wi ! think th® Man • l'*
equally ott ib>- man, hi® wif® hi !
myaelf. I *®b r Mr**. Margie, if
ahouM ®*®r writ® another I’itvi v
atory will you p-l*-asi bring In th*
| f®< t that a w .f»- owe® thor® to to t
| husband than merely ItYip®®®al>l» *. :*•
i im* that i husband owe® mor® t n hi*
I wife than m<-•«•!.. h* r k**®t*. extra, a
i krant {is it t, *,> 1.*., that a>*®l<*t> *.w *•«
i mot® to tj wopiau ‘outaidi- than th®
."innian.i tt.-.j dp- -t all not r tu® b**-
I twe®n hus-.and and wlf>- no n:att«r
I b*.-v mii || rh* ■ bond® chafe**'
l b® diff* ®t*nc* a bf twu'on tb*> south
w * Ht* rn miners and J'ii< 1 \«1 rnjni*= -
I : ralor tJarfielfl art- in In- t onsid* red
at a gein-ral convention t»t tin- min
• *rs in Kansas City today.
I"rl®n«ls In l»®tr«ilt huve r®«-c1,c,l
*v«,rd of llu* ,1,-iifh I’rltlHj, In snn
\ nt**rib . T* x . <*f *he It* \ J -nniei
M-.tllan**. a fotm* r pa-*"t ■ t XI *
Holy Redeemer '.ut* it in i|,ls .-it
l-*r. Mullan< wa,-* in <.lmrK H of Most
Hot > H®d* ®nter f roti. . * •* it., i«no
lim mxr \vt i h time h® up* r\ 'i**-d
th« *-r * 11* n >f . n i• - ; -it. t,ii, Id -
ing and Jtvrg*- audit- • ,u■ i• and an
addition t<> th* pnrl.-h * i •</ 11 * ,
wa® pop ilnt in 1‘ ® ‘par h. Tht- |
ho*iy will t*®.taken tu N- u urletim*
f r Inteiiuent, I
Abolition, Prohibition, Suffrage—the
Winning of Unconquered Countries
Sneaking r»n "(’aieb’a rhoice," Sun
ti.xy morning, at Ihf'Klrit UongTegn
tional church, K* v. Galr® <«l®nn At
kin developed the thought that our
I'* **st po-st'SHKins are our unreal
■’••<l lU* hls, our unfulfilled purponea.
'V*- are really rich not in what wc
I 1 1 but in our power to battle
"ii for th» hop*-® which have called
'• rio l ' Hi® vear.—and to win as
'h» dav e.-uls the far off goal toward
w i*'h the morning sumnton*'*l ue
The Li,- which ha® nothing left to
" *< "" -fruggle for Is poor Indeed;
h'* th*- soul, which like ("al >b of
olu * ks only to win Its high and
dieted Ucuvdf!
Get the Round Package
deed for V* Century.
Cautiow
SuiitWutripK*
j vtfl? MALnoMH*^ 0,
g aa
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES—IT PAYS
ST. LOUIS
long held desires, owns an Incorrupt
Ible inheritance. A great cause fol
whPh lo strive and strength
taith and hope enough for the tasl
arc God's most gracious gifts to hl|
> blMim.
Wendell Phillips laid siege to at
unconquered country when be ad
vocated abolition Thirty years agt
the much-derided prohibitionist!
went after an unconquered countri
and later tnc equal suffragists
>*' orn and scoffing as they sought. 4
aider 'tppllration of electoral free
dotn. The victories won by all tbcgi
cru«a»lera should teach us to treat
all dreamers with tolerance.
m A«k For and GET /
HORLICKS
THE ORiQHtAL
MALTED MILK
Made tram dean, rich m3k with the au
tract of select malted grain, malted in oua
own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions.
/rtfan ft and children thrive an it. Agree* oHtl
the woekmit etamach of the bmoiid or the oged*
Need* no cooking nor addition of milk.
Nourishes and auataona more than tea, rndaa, eta
Should be kept at hum# or whan traveling. A n*»
tnuoua fotxA-drink may be prepared in a moment
A (Useful hot before recmng Inducea refreshing
sleep. A Lao in lunch tablet font for buexneee bmS
Substitutes Coot YOU fats Prtaa
Take a Package Homo
KANSAS CITY
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