The Detroit times. [volume], November 22, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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Til I KS l> \Y , NO VKMIt Klt 22 , 19 17.
SAYS f1.0.K.
MUST RAiSt
FARES HERE
Burnings Don't Day
Operating < ost, Trac
tion Head Insists
"The question of rate* of fare
will be discussed with the street
&
• ailway commission as outlined
in my recent letter to Aid.
Lodge of the public utilities com
mittee," said President F. W
Brooks of the Detroit United
railway, Wednesday
"Oui earnings are not suffi
cient to pag the operating costs
and the so-called August agree
ment must he modified to pro
vide for a higher rate of far*,
otherwise we will be compelled
to withdraw from that agree
ment
“I still hope that economies
will be permitted that will avoid,
for the present at least, ;» re
turn to a five cent fare rate."
Beery «*i T > m the country, erlth
few ryi t'pfior-, mu-' realize at once
t hat U * \ must j*h\ a hirther rate of
t.iti for street rar rid***. according
tn members of the Street Rnllwiiv
I nvf-i i_ i Hun i oiutnl-si on of Mas-.i
,itu «e whhh called .upon .'t ax or
Mar*. Wednesday morning’ This
«■ mi tn i-- ion I* rnakiriK •* tour and •«
*urv*>y of tiii' railway condition-
I th • adtnc <*|r ie of the rnitetl
and < 'an ada and it bases It*
~, ituon on ’lie situation it has found
« \ i*ry vhi re.
I" . com mi •‘-•Ion 1- made ip of ll
ki , tid a < let k <tf *h*»-e
j ,ur month* ■ - at * in 1 *t op after
>' ■ ink • i« ll i'd (’htea go. Milwniikr*,
... .mi I'okdo, HufTalo Indian
. i • \,l other middle
vietern ritie: t)f the commission
t r»». » f-r. aiipoinfed by the Mas.-a
, husdts state senate, it front the
ate house and two h\ the gOV
, inrir With the commission are
H Nt it v ■ e-pr • id* n* of *h*
' o-tert Klevateri company; Prof -V
K Ritchey, of t h*■ Worcester. M ass .
Polytechnic insM? ute, and a noted
••.,ffir . xpert, and I. II Melvin, of
thr- Ho-tun Public Service cnmrnis
■pn The members of the commie
sum. mostly from ,I'loston. include
Joseph W Martin Janie- I, Hat
top. Chari*** W Kid rid Re. John M
tiihh- Genre M Worrell, George
Hun’me, Martin Hi'-. W. Cameron
I'orbes, (lurtU-M W Gordon, Edward
J I'inn, clerk and Jam* a Rratty
assistant sergeant at arms of th*-
f i*? r* hot!*#*
These men have discovered, they
*-ay Mt.*’ i street railway cannot he
conducted and furnish pood service
for I*-- fit-in a fralpht fiv* .-nt
tar. arid in few rifle- Is even fhl
pos . li|e \ a re tit they wll r*
turn to fin-ton prepared to make a
tv w eoptirit ' with ,-treet rallway
permiffint: a higher rate of 'are. In
onto Massachusett - towns the fife
i< now a- high a- eight cents and
i» is likely even in such case* this
wdl be raise |
•j*h» -tok* -man for the partv de
• laretl that the American people
• ad i orne to accept a nickel ns the
mit to t . used in paying for a
tree* railwax ride. This sum was
uxed arbitrarily many years ago
when everything was dir* cheap and
ha* b-. ..nt* ,iii institution in the
mind of fit** public Meanwhile th<*
i ~,i ,if e verything has lie«-n mount
n» hut the car fares hnve rettialned
-ti.tjun.iry. They have already trav
< !*'d tar «'nough, they say. to prove
hit if people want Rood car ser
\i* they mtfst pay more for it
IP,-.* experts made a careful s'udx
of Imfrrttf conditions and do no’
hesitate to sax* that the fate* here
• anno* make th* property pax
ft i the opinion of this enmmis
ton that it may not b* necessary
Owing to a slight gas explosion which
damaged the range in the kitchen, and
which will require a day to repair
Farwell Building Restaurant
which was to have opened to
the public today, will, instead,
«
Open Thursday, Nov. 22nd
with everything complete and ready
everywhere t*> actually tais** the
*f • • of far** directly. but If the coat
i ol a ride is not Increased directly,
I 'Jo situation must h« met by reliev
| in* «ii• railway companies of Sorti*-
of tin burden they are tarrying,
siph as paving between, the tracks,
rep id in' street- and other expenses
I t ll- x at. ll* and upon to h* at
That i- the t* port that this com
ml ion xx ill nmkt w hen it returns
to Itoston and it xx ill he based upon
j personal observation as well as re
ports rc . iv • and I nuu experts all tivet
i 'lt** continent and in South Anver
I *ca, the members state Willie h*Te
| the part) w ill travel over the entire
I» 1' K s> • tetll.
KALTSGHMIOT
TRIAL, DEC. 4
l>iii«* Sel For Hearing of Al
l»*g«*d H> namiter and
Associates
A K,ul Ratisrhuiidr and llf other .
including ills -i-ter and hi- brollmt
irv law * hatg* and with c cm-piracy in
organt/tn and carrying out d> nain it
m,- p|.e , both in the I tut. i| S' Fes
and t an ol a. will go on trial Dec. 4.
In th. Putted State- district court.
Th* indictments to n found sev
eral months ago and the defendants
would h.*\ b* *-n tri. and long before
lln.s, but lot 'he fat i that big *on
spi racy ca • * against the govern
ment xx et c being tried by th* federal
court m < huaß'i and manv of the
witn* -- •» (» be used by the govern
nt* nt in th* Kails, htntdf case here
xx ei e i!o witnfs>c.« In the Chicago
.a-.- I»j-;*iet A’torney Kinnane
anmmm > and \V* dn* sdav tnotninx; that
the tl.it. had at last b°* n definitely
fix. and
Knit < hrnidt and his as«o< !a**'s ar«*
i do ;< -.p.irt.- thle for th* plot to blow
up th* Windsor atiuorl"s. the C*a
hod' overall la'tory in Wnlkervlll**,
as xx* ll a- hip plants a.nd bridges In
and rttound petrott It cannot b*-
old vet Wii.-lhe' - th*- i uses will tie
tri*d ptr,.te|y or together There
, j,. mure counts against K.tl’s* hrnttlt
than uMtn-t any of his alleged .v
i-ompli . and i f i** possible tha’ he
xx.|| h* ttl.-d eparatfd) and the oth
n ! indt. '* and per- on in a body
ABATEMENT ACT
IS ATTACKED
I ►c-clat inp t hAt the abatement Act
under which F’rosecutor Charles II
Jasnow-ki has started proceedings
against Kf'a I ray. proprietress of a
rooming house on Howard st., Is un
constitutional. Mtorney Percy flross
mad* a motion in Judge (odd’s
ermrf \\idn* -day morning, to have
the <a • thrown out of court.
Judge (’odd .lire, ted the case to
proofed and aid that he will con
aider th* attorneys motion later.
This is the flr.-t case to he tried in
the -tat.- under the abatement law,
xvhi* h allows the prosecutor to pre
vent tLie pr* nji-e- to In* used for
anv purpose whatever for a year
and to sell th*- contents of the house
at public auction if a conviction is
obtained.
He an-* the condition- of the act
ar*- ho,drastic this law. ts upheld,
xx ;l be a powerful weapon with
which to drive undesirables from
the city The underworld is pay
ing close attention to th** outcome
of lit*' case.
Assistant Prosecutor Robert T
Speed ha- charge of the state’s In
tejest in the case
Patrolman Loin- Grimm, former
ly a member of the free lance* di
xit on under the administration of
form* t Ptxliee Commissioner John
Gillesph te«*tlfled that he has ar
rest* .1 known underworld habitues
tn sh» place on many ocQaslons
\ -cirntiflc society in Germany
ofT< -a gold medal each xear for the
best device of process for safeguard
ing Ilf. and limb or promoting
tc.ilth in th.* electrical industry
ALLIES NAVE
WEAPON IN
WAR AIMS
vhtiiiii iii-:mu:hmiv
Political Offensive Is
Important As Army,
xSays Britisher
nv tUWKt.h MF.U.KTT
81 h* t 'j.-resp. rnJrnf i hitcil P>rn*
LOMM>\. Vox 22. The \llies
should not abandon their political
offensive against Germany, accord
tng *o Arthur Henderson, because in
many respe -is it is the most dan
I get nil., e the hoU“>* of Holl'-n
I /.ollern has to face. *
| Henderson, a-. h*'Htl r.f the labor
party, ha.- aligned with hint some
| lour and a half million voters thru
I **ut the nexx location of his party
land the co operative movement.
' Look at this item in the paper,'
-am the labor leader. Th* item re
ported the atidre*.- of the crown
1 prim < to the latest batch of German
i boy- brought to »h«* western front n>
, Join then- fat here and brothers
I "There are powers at work at*
I tempting to sow discord between th*'
j German people and their sovereign
i know i*ig Germany otherwise is in
| xinrible," .said the crown prince "It
i is x our xvoik alro to prevent this*."
\nd more of the same
"Os routs*' Germany t- no* ‘other
w if-e invtn. tble,’" said Henderson
"The crown prince pietend- not to
f*ar the Allies' military effort* hit'
; ii*' show s i great concern regarding
| *hetr thilHy to make a vide breach
I by other means between the kaiser
m*i hi people The real position Is
that th** German kaiser and his high
command realize that their military
plans have failed They are now at
pain- to prevent their military fail
tire I* .tiling to a political upheaval
at horn*-.
"Military victory Is not the final
aim of the Allies If Is a means to
an md If is sought In order to en
able them to achieve the -*ort of
fence which they roncejxe to be es
senftal to prevent any further recur
ren< e of the present awful struggl*
and to secure the end of the war for
all time, a peace which will recog
ntz*’ the rights of peoples to dispose
of themselves as they think best,
and will make the world safe for
democracy; a peace which will
*ol x e all old grievances without cre
ating new on. sand which will s*>
cure just recompense for the inno
cent xirtims of the foul wrongs per
petra***d by German militarism dur
ing the war.”
"At present,” he continued, "the
Allies are negotiating with the kal
se r'« servants. All the speeches
made by the German chancellor and
replied to by Allied statesmen con
stitute the employment of open po
lifical means to bring about a set
tlement of the war It Is a game
of skilled diplomacy but one of the
LOOK YOURSELF
OVER CAREFULLY
And see If your condition la not
*uch a* to make your heat Invent*
j men* th** purchase of flood's Saraa
' oarilla, Peptlron and Hood’s Pills.
This course of medicine will he
worth many times the cost when It
removes that tired feeling. 'hat
paleness and anemic tendency, that
warning of waning strength, thnt.
weakness of body that opens the
way for disease, that backache and
other symptoms of kidney trouble,
constipation, and that grouchy touch
of rheumatism.
Many people need this splendid
combination to make perfect health.
Others may not need all three, hut
altnn«t everybody needs and will
find relief in at least one of them
Ad v
DETROIT TIMES
rhi* Doings of the Duffs.
|<SlAl) fOAEE Null, tevtt TKOHG'rTr WL 'l> (J 1 T ; * - ----1, 1 1
ICOHL tfICMTM ANOfj PtfoP |M T (1 « ‘TFM * JO h [l
», k*>lT - far ifej H A MimuT' ■ , 1 1 S-A)
P IXX --iB.Xl.ajL .s ■’ , * — r ...., . , ■ .... ■ " X 1 ■ — 1 I
I-aTmat AO? OH.NE.s. FOR AdootW* =4 L AMD SHES 60T {
F S£"n“Shs JJfc
f j 1 / ' f
chief faults is that the Alii*-, are
playing it with a minister who is
solely responsible to tit. kaiser
"To my mind the most satisfac
tory channel of communication avail
able is provid'd by th*‘ G* rman So
clalt'ts. and particularly by th. nit
nority Socialists. Personally I would
much rather consul) with n German
minority Socialist during the war,
than with an official .»f an auto
cratle German government af'er the
war
'lf we really d*’-tre to see a d*-tn
ocrattc Germany v.« should do nil
in our power to strengthen th* dem
ocratic element* in Germany. If xx.
Intend th.«* pea. • when it 'orties
shall be a democratic and In-tin.;
pea.* mad* bx democratically elect
cd representative* of all the peoples
concerned, purely it w ould b*' b,;'
to addres- our ■p. >■< h- no* to tin
German imperial chancellor, who is
the servem of the kniscr. hut to th.
elected representative* of the Ger
man people
"So long as military effort is n• *
• sea tv there must h*- no pl.t. k. nln.
on th*» part of the Allies, hut that i
no r« asi.n xvhv side by side with
Rtich effort wo should not attetup
by a xx id*' and sensible us* of th<
political weapon, to ba ton th" -
tlement of the war by .* p*,.. * x*: h
shall he Just, honorable and dtm..
cratic."
Plans are under discussion for an
appropriate observant • next yar > ’
the centennial anniversary of th*
birth of Mr- P !> N Stiuthw.cti
the popular nov* i.
Prlntlnß—the plnln nei.t klnri tint
la rl(hf—Tlwrx J«*li llrpt.— vinln 1,12(1
*‘Tho Qu< i1 it ,v (i C!(Vir Throvicjl v
Franklin Says:-
Service Plus is n term
chosen to distinguish
Franklin Service from
the common variety.
The whole ditff r, enit
cann*>t be conveyed in
word*
Visit our new and
spacious station at “V
JeHktaon and the full
tiliMntnAofService Plus
you.
Marriage oteenses
i- eh Mih.ifak, st», r»*tre|f : Ifrlen
M • t-. 11 —. l\ •■atii*-
M-- n I* ! t ai. a 10, Detroit, Mary
Kill*' K .' «rti e
I rani. II IP.lni*4o, Ltetroit;
Pditl \ Brown, 21. sain*’
.!< hn \\ rimes, 3S, Detroit, Marv
Mm-alpr*. -* : same.
■ah 1, T I-aixr. 21. Detroit; H*-a
tric, i* .viclnt* -ti 24. same
Stan • ja xx s.*.. X n. 27, Detroit;
Ai mi (■■ /.<Dn-'UM. ”■>• -am*'
f-' m i ', \ It. -f. tie. 21; Detroit;
.Me \ M Dmisen 22. same.
I'., il Tn i, )i n. : ■ Highland Park;
' Alt* .- KrmiiniirUin. 2*. same.
H. ni v V avia _ - I o-tr. it Mary F„
U* dnimi .; Max < ‘tlx*.
i.e K had -I. 21. n* troit; Fannie
I 15*11. is, same.
\nton Anders*>n, 2t, Detroit; Mary
Hakkin. 21. same
.laMie.- .). ny«n, 27, Chlfiso Rtanetie
I h ><;* Ie- 27. I tlim is
Artliin Anstn rx tc *- > 2S, Fremont, (t.;
M.-i id MitkuK ;. satur
Robert t.ivernols. 27. AVyandotte;
Kti * < Rua« , . 2 '*, same.
<*« I /urank" 2f>. Detroit; Anna
Kuhlin-ki, H* same.
<; i- I Ia 1 ..if I 29. D*-11 .ts San.
*.h-s ti.i ..Til'. 2L Detroit, l.va 171-
La\v>. r'"* Ihlgenhrink, 27. Detroit;
I ,-tn.i * . •••*.' nsk x 2 -a Hil
l’ll Hil.fol*. 47. 1»• 1 r**ii Katie Hasi
Gazi-i V*-n.< tt> 12. Detroit; Tre* a
Han 1/I i', j P« t tic < *r< * k Sta
t a <Hb ha. 22. Detroit.
l.ii -*i i: i.icdif. t, 25. Detroit.
\rldu I: (is I »me
S,ih si m ('.due. 2*t, Wyandotte
Gloli.ni*- Ras«la<iua IS, same.
('tai l' no l .1 Roberts. 21. Detroit;
70 Star® On Service Flag
Tl'c ".-ci \ ici Hug of the Detroit
S'*'<-l Products company hcara 70
stars ret-r*-• ti! inv ovory branch of
the armv and navy. \mone th**
yHE ownership of n Port Fourseason Car adds to the enjoy
ment of every occasion during cold weather.
It is a satisfying thought to know that yott have aw utmA
yi i: a conveyance, comldrtnhh* and cozy, protective a,.’ m ,t
col l and storm.
A - 1 next summer the same car, with sides removed it i Se
dunet, «n<l window’ lowered if n Sedan, will he as cool and
breezy as it is warm and now.
Ihe Dnrt Ipunntos Sedan has all the smartness desired m u\ t.il equip
no' with lire lines hi*h fr.rade Hmsh and rich upholsterv. she pri eis $lO ' •
I 1 *• I oursi ioon SeiUnet is the best of rhe convertible type *ith completely
VlUf window* md panels. The price o |M) • i I
George W. Franklin Company
700 Woodward 936 Jefferson
By AHaman.
prominent * mployes of the company
now in *» rvic. arc .1 P with
ih** U. S Railway First
Lieut. Harold Hirthri. in Franc**
nnrl L. Cotter McHugh, with th«*
Ivo>hl Flying corps. Several factory
workers of Polish de scent are anions
the non who enlisted.
Printlnf—the l>lnln noit Kind—»hnt
I* rialit—-Time* Jot* llfDl Mnln 1.320.
/ 1000 Rooms
/ 700 with Hath
' A cuisine which
I has made the Aetor
\/) New York's leading
Ranqueting place.
Single Room, without hath,
#2 50 and f3 00
Double | .50 and $4.00
Single Room*, with hath.
$3.50 to $6.00
Double $1.50 tn $7.00
Parlor. Bedroom and hath,
sl«t 00 to $14.00
Time n Square
At Broadway. 44th to 45th Street*
thr itnirr of NVw York** aoeial
and hu«ine«* artivitira. tn cloae
proximity to all » nlwav terminal*.
POLICE MATRONS
ARE SUMMONED
BY GRAND JURY
Mrs. .r..nnl.. I'rrrih an.l Mi , (•>.
Oft 'matrons in the women’.*
’• tnton home on Canfield ave.,
wore th, firs: wltne.ne* called in
Wedn* dav's sc-Hion of the circuit
•ourt grand jury. Fred Trucdell,
husband of one of the party of worn
• M who declared th* ' ver** nttackeil
Hin month ago in th*' tear room
•«t a J* saloon by two pa
indruen a a ,dso .summoned.
U is said that th* poll* * matrons
< v* theard the woin*-ti planning a
(tiv that would discredit the p»>
, It- < no u. while they were held in the
<l* i. nn m horn. Tin* women »<>ld
i iiiiii' St 'l*»rs the' .vert arreMed
wh*n thev resisted the alleged at
I tiick by Ino offers.
W ill..mi Marx, president of the vil
laK< of Si. Clair Heights; Harrv
•hevdi-r. Milage clerk; Charles
Pfeiffer, village engineer, and set-
I era I village councilmen were Hum
nioned to appear before the Jury in
ui investigation of the purchase ot
•t site f.,r an incinerator plant by
several real estate non testified
in i h « i.espeet ill Tuestl iv’.s session
of the grand jury.
Harney Wlielan, chief of police ui
Hanitt i mck. who has been under
summons iA appear for several da vs,
was < vrustd again W<-dnesdav when
he said that his duties as a member
of th* 1 faintram<k draf’ board were
presfiing
Deaths
Charles S. Dav!*. 679 Marlhrrnurh,
33 years, cerebral <-mbi ttsiT <'nr ine
K roll. ?7f. Thirty-first. S3 years, pleu.
ri*> , lame* |(. Johnston, 370 Hart,
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
AVOID THE RUSH
Mail to County Treasurer description of yonr proper
ty showing ward, side of street, lot and block number, and
subdivision, together with your name and address. Thy
receipt will then lie mailed so you can by check,
money or express order, and avoid standing in line. This
will save property owners time and trouble. Persons
owning property in the new annexed territory will save
time and trouble by bringing with them their 1917 City
Tax Receipts.
OFFICE HOURS: JlJo P.’M." t#
WM. H. GREEN, JR.,
County Treasurer
ami'»kmk.> r®
fI*EGENT*ORPIIEUM
Ulluim Mill ~T I.HtMI III.V l». |
Lending V A t’DUV 11*1*12 Attraction
FRITZI SCHEFF « HrrNtl)
u vi>in«j i*!« ti'hiT attraction
kmim Stevens Outwitted
llallv. t to 5; 7 to 11.
Kat . Sun. Ifol . fontlnuoua. 1-11 p.m.
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WKSTO) i ..nriiirtor
‘•POP” CONCERT AT ARCADIA
M MIA) UTKIttUO), MIL 2.V111. AT 3i»».
S con ’ u °
<>f t lie. few Kii>Ht voire*, t hat li >« \ • • utnti • t>*-fure the public In
racent our* N V Sun.
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llnrry I ) >lnt»»Rer. I\r«->.ke IIIdK.
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Mklil. IS-2fV-3So F . A REh /! 9 l’Murf» 1-l-<t>4S
“So Shall Ye Reap” ? 44 -* cri -’ a EDNA GOODRICH
All for Onr ... . . . „ . ...
7—Othrr l.rrol Ml*—7 Mm.-. “ ' l»<">«hfrr of Mary l..o<T*
PflDDiri/ Pop. M<,t Sat. 25c to
urtnitllin $i.50.N. 0 hu.50c to $2
. ; IVKIt MtiHOHCd'S (JAY AND
1; I~v 1 >s< '.Mi: Ml'sn M. HIT
CANARY COTTAGE
with « Typical Moroarn «'»*•
lleniiflfnl l'ln< L of i nnnrlr* In ( horn*
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BI V SKATS NOW
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If 4 fT'ri Wed. Beet aeate sl.
jVI fl I \ Thanksgiving Day. 50c
lTli I 1 U 9to Sat, 25c to »I.s<'
jM^msoN'
M iIfGE KENNEDY
NEARLY MARRIED
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Home of Meal llnrlraqiir.
HIGH-FLIERS BURLtSQUERS
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h til* < Cv>!» «\t If 1H , i I >*nfclir» ‘‘U-
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pnpumunia; CiliUy* N • •vw*. Wynmintf,
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j iM Mil'-tUgill. 1 veftifi, valvular
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rib’itta; 4 t*• \|* 37J (Tliflilf,
$1 >r*ra, arti r 10-at l**i • -st m , \n via may
William*. 29€ >•*ar, b»*oarlii
I Krrdrtlrka lla«-». Boule
vard Hanitariiirn, .1 vran itonilla:
K»lwin Atherton. M*>3 Sb#rwUn. i
I tn'infli*. 'iivulrlun*-; Edward 1. llano,
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burn, 71 v. m ratv in na; J. I'etryk,
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