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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
JOHN D. M'KAY TO STICK
| TO TAFT TO THE FINISH
Entitled To Nomination Even If
Party's Success Be Endan-
gered, He Says

Whatever indications OF weakening
may be observed among the Taft fol
lowers in Michigan, the .recent gains
made by Col. Roosevelt have not af-
fected John ID. MacKay, of Detroit,
who was the Wayne county Taft lead
er and who was elected delegate.at-
large TO the Republican National con.
vention by the Taft state convention
IN Bay City.
II DO not know what the other
Michigan delegates may do. but | GER
tainly will never vote for Roosevelt
in the convention" said Mr.. MacKay.
There Is absolutely no weakening
among the Taft men in Michigan. On
the contrary the president is now
stronger here than ever. expect
to see the president win in Ohio, and,
anyhow, | am with him to the finish.
He already has a majority of the
delegates TO the national convention
without Ohio.
Even il there were doubt of his
election he would be entitled TO the
nomination on his record, and our
state convention instructed the dele
gates at-large to vote for him. think
more of party honesty than of party
success.
IL there is any honesty or honor
left in the Republican party, and I
believe there is quite bit, no Roose-
welt delegates-at-large from Michigan
will be seated In the national conven-
ton.
From Democrats here and in
Washington | nave gathered the idea
that they look upon Roosevelt as or
weakest candidate. The people that
Keep our industries going will never
support Roosevelt They want a man
who is safe and sane and who will
not kick the bottom out OF things"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
NEW HIGHLAND PARK
CHARTER PROGRESSIVE

The charter commission OF Highland
Park has decided to incorporate the
initiative, referendum and recall in the
proposed new charter for the village.
The commission has also included a
clause whereby the question OF saloons
may be decided bv two-thirds vote OF
the electorate. The commission will
hold meetings every night this week.
except Thursday. and the new charter
will he prepared and ready for submis.
sion to vote OF the people by the end
of this week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
TWO MANGLED WHEN
STREET CAR HITS RIG

KALAMAZOO. Mich. May 2O.-Mr.
ami Mrs. ID. Smith, of West North-st.
were seriously injured. Sunday night,
when a street car struck the rig in
which they were driving.
Both were thrown to the pavement
and caught in the wreckage. and I'm
that position were dragged several
car lengths before the motorman
could bring the car to a stop. Mrs
Smith is suffering from conclusion OF
the brain and internal injuries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20

Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane, OF
Kalamazoo, Mich, told the house ap-
preparations committee that inspec-
-tfon as made by federal meat inspec-
tors is done In such slipshod fash
ion that there is every possibility of
fraud by the packers. Then she broke
the government seal on highly ad-
vertised lard bucket stamped as pure
lard, and with the mark of inspection
in place-and showed the committee
some brown stun done up in tissue
paper.
Then came Mrs Scott Durand, So
ciety woman who is owner and man
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
THE WEATHER

For Detroit and yictnityi Monday
night and Tuesday unsettled. probably
showers, moderate east to south winds.
For Lower Michigant showers to-
night and Tuesday.
One year ago todayt Higrest tenn
perature. ~, lowest. IS, mean, -,
clear wePther.
Tbe sun sets nj $3.50 y. m. and rises
Tue-day at 4iO0 O.. M.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
WORKMEN WANT LAW
TO PERMIT PICKETING

KALAMAZOO. Mich. May 20.-At
a .argely attended meeting OF union
workInen held Sunday to discuss
WAYS of aiding the strikers from the
Kalamazoo corset factory, il was de-
cided to ask the legislature to pass
a law allowing picketing under proper
conditions.
An injunction was sworn out
against pickciing shortly after the
corset employees quit work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20

ager of one OF the largest diaries in
illinois, disclosed certain conditions
at the big Chicago stockyards. charg'
Ing underground connection between
inspectors and packers.
J. w. Burroughs, a former meat In.
spector, testified that It was often the
custom for the men higher up" to
tear off tubercular tags from con
demned carcasses, so rotten they
would not stay together on the hooks
and pass them as good meat.
Representative Nelson OF Wiscon
sin has prepared resolutions asking
for an investigation OF the whole
meat inspection bureau.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
MAN GROUND TO DEATH
UNDER STREET CAR WHEELS
John Sullivan, Believed To Be
From Bay City, Victim
of Fatal Accident

The aged man whose body was
found In Connor's creek, Saturday
was identified in the county morgue,
Monday morning, as James Piche, 40
Years old, who left his home, No. 1858
Lycaste-ave., Friday morning, intend
ing TO take walk. II is thought that
he wandered to the river front. and
fell in while suffering from spell OF
weakness John Piche, Jr., grand
nephew of the old man, made the
Identification.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
MAN DROWNED IN
CREEK is IDENTIFIED

John Sullivan, whose home is be-
lieved TO be in Bay City. was struck
and badly mangled by street car
at Jefferson-ave. and -chene-st. Sun
day night, and died in ST. Mary's hos
pital, Monday morning.
Coroner Burgess mad the body re-
moved TO the county morgue, and will
make an Investigation OF the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
poprRr ). nRoNNER DEAD.

SAClNAW. Mich. May 21.-Robert J
BronTfer. aged 50. president OF the loca
Arbeiter society. died suddenly Satur
day night Death was caused by near
disease and was FASTENED. so his physi
clan says by his worry and work ovel
the coming state convention OF Arbel
ter societies HE rs survived 10y hi'
widow and one daughter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
Limited Train T. DeraIIed.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis May eO-The
Pioneer limited. coast train OF the Chi
cage Milwaukee &s ~. Paul railroad.
was lderailed early today near La
noble. MINI According 10 a state
ment issued at the office OF the division
superintendent here. NO one was in
jured Several cars left the rails. \
washout. IL was said, weakened the
track.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20

Details OF the second ward assess
ments are as follows: Land, SAP.
449350. increase. $11,55l, $50: build
lngs $21222.2 60, increase, ss44,300;
total 3.67l $40, increase, s12, 395. $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
Swifzerland

BERNE, Switzerland-A Swiss
policeman saw stranger riding an
bicycle ard arrested
him but released the prisoner when
he found he was NJ. Lupine. chief OF
the Paris police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK, May 20.-The stock
market opened strong, prices ranging
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20

Business-ifke Prfnting. No fusssand
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. rs
John r. st. Pm. Main 1888 or City ssss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20
OTHER TEAMS MUST
HELP 0RT|GERSW|LL
LOSE, SAYS DONOVAN !
If Seven Clubs viii Stick With
Detroit Strike Is Sure
To Be Won
TWIRLER SAYS HE IS IN
SYMPATHY WITH COBB
Crisis Is Being Discussed at
Meeting Between Navin and
President Johnson

PHILADELPHIA, May 2o.--T'he
Detroit strikers announced today
that they have assurances from
eVery team In the American
league that they will strike n
Johnson does not rescind his &C
.lon. President Navin,. Of the De-
Toit team arrived here today and
went al once into conferences viii
resioent johnson. On the result
OF rms conference may depend the
existence Of the American LEAGUE.
The United States league wired
the Detroit team this mornino.
asking on what terms they would
Ioin@the organization. n. -TE ----7T
am with President johnson
IN what he has done, and on what
ever he proposes to do. said
Navln. we will get together
somehow a team to represent De-
tro't in the American league.
nave been with the American
league for 10 years and expect to
stand by u many more.o
Bill Donovan is dubious Of ths
Tigers chances OF winning theiI
strike.
ne Tigers must have all seven a,
the other American league clubs wiz,
!, mem 10 win out in their strike. said
donovan this morning. IF any en-,
ployer mas eight men working for hin
" VIII do very little good for only one
OF them to quit unless he is supporte5
by the seven others. The situation 1,
exactly the same with the Tigers
III the other seven clubs will stfcl
with us In this matter, there is IiftI.
doubt that we can win. Otherwise
am fearful for the consequences.
VIII stick with the Tigers9
cannot answer that question. | canno1
decide until know the facts Ara,
nand- After reading the newspa per re-
ports ! am thoroughly In svmpath,
with Cobb. Ball players are aliowes
fans
II do not expect to 60 east. but viii
await developments here.
Donovan is one OF the four reeuIay
members of the Tiger team. All bnt
Cobb. Donovan, Gamer and Kocher
nave broken their contracts. Gainer
arrived in Philadelphia after the
trouble started and Kocher is ON his
honeymoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-20

lob fPrintins Done Right. Times
Printing Co., 10 John R.-st.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21

Cooperation. which is the Keynote
OF the improvement work being done
IN this county. has had a very material
advance during the past week. We
have been able 10 get one bunch OF far
mers together and lay plans that shall
eventually bring greater production
and also reduce the cost OF production.
These two things will not only bring
greater success 20 the farmers but also
make possible better products and mar
kets for the consumer.
Many people have false impression
of cooperation, thinking that a uniting
of effort means trust methods. that is.
dividends squeezed from both consumer
and producer for profits on capital.
True, cooperation profits come from
hire of capital and an equal division OF
income depending upon the amount
and kind of labor In handling or pro-
ducIng products Both systems lower
expenses bat one pays returns ON labor
and in the interest OF the masses the
other pays dividends on capital, hence
in the interest Of the capitalist or party
dealing In stocks. bonds and securities.
The kind of cooperation most need
ed is that which returns dividends for
the fruits of service rendered
The cooperative bull asa formed
this week, will if properly continued
give more stable results in the produc-
tion OF dairy products. for if by its III.
fluence one half of the scrub COWS Of
the 30 OF more in that neighborhood be
replaced by better producers, then these
farmers shall realize both profit in
more milk and saving of feeds, but
also in better product in way OF mar
ketable stock.
The following people united IN buy
ing pure bred Ayrshire bull and sub
seribed about 500 at the meeting.
They have had one pure bred animal
and think well enough Of their work
that all were ready TO get another good
one.
The following are the subscri bers
present and others not there will come
IN later. Peter Anderson Olaf Chris
tianson Peter Christensen, Christian
Bernhart, l. W. Byers, VIM. Greig,
Carl Scholte, Joseph verville
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
These parties nave an cowa.

These parties nave AZ cows.
pure FLOODED animal of good re-
cords shall be produced as soon as pos
sihle
ON Wednesday | visited "A group of
farmers that had 81 COWS Estimating
the production OF these cows as an av-
erage for the cows of the ". S., then
assuming that They were average pro-
fitable animals the difference In value
OF the milk flow of these herds mt &c
per quart would equal So. 300. This
increase could be brought about in
some degree 10y better feeding and care.
but never made permanent unt:l blood
Is infused into the herds. In fact. the
! better bred animal is the more sure of
the chance that the animal will nse the
foods to better advantage. or course
There are exceptions. careful attention
to these matters however. will bring
results.
The following summary gives the
important rules that the Iron River
Ayrshire breeders ass II are working to.
!, We agree TO castrate all male
calves within 80 days of birth unless
said cavles are eligible To registration
IN breed assn.
:. We shall aim 70 discourage the
use of any but pure breu sires shall
keep nothing but pure bred sires for
services. and said service shall be at
nominal price as determined by tins
assn
y. II any unrestricted cross scrub or
grades are held for good reasons. shall
keep the same within my enclosure,
and under the state law become liable
for any damages if outside of the en-
closure.
4. ! further agree TO use only pure
bred sires Of the breed to which the
COW belongs. when such sires are with.
IN reasonable distance.
.. | will notify the secretary OF the
ass n Of any infringements Of these ar
ticles or cheerfully assist Others in full
filling the above articles in order TO
help further the interests Of better live
stock production
Meetings of two other communities
of farmers have been called for this
week one Thursday evening, the other
Friday evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
OHIO LEGISLATORS
MUST SERVE TIME
Men Convicted Of Bribery Are
to Go TO Cells.

The application at Columbus, Ohio
OF State Senators Isaac +. Huffman
and ]. II. Andrews for permission to
carry to tho supreme court the cases
in which they were convicted Of &C.
cepting brides for their votes in the
last legislature was refused by that
court.
The refusal means that both sona.
tors probably Will begin their sen.
fences in the penitehtlary at once.
Andrews was sentenced III the lower
court 10 1hne months and Human 10
three years imprisonment.
Huffman aud Andrews VIII be The
second and third legislators 10 90 10
the nenitcntiary as The result OF the
bribery prosecutions.
Rodney } Diegle former Sergeant
az arms Of the senate Is nov serving
four year sentence on L like charge
Senator George X Cetone and Repro.
sentative George b Nye. have no,
'een sentenced as yet cetone was
convicted recently and Nye pleaded
,uiltv.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
CHARLIE ROSS MOTHER DIS
Fate OF Her Kidnapped Boy Has New,
Been Solved

AT Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. Sarah
Anne Ross, the mother OF Charlie
Ross, who was kidnapped thirty.eigh,
years ago, died at her home here -.
gay aged seventy-eight years. She
was the widow OF Christian Ross
Inc rate OF Charlie Ross. who was
stolen when he was four years old
mas never been learned. although
numberiess clews from all sections -
TINS country and Europe were FOLLOW.
ca by detectives employed by tho a..
tracted parents. u'''
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
POLITICS IS BLAMED
F0R nYs"n'MITE PLOTS
Lawyers for Prosecution Begin
Speeches in Trial.

Politicians standing bef0oon ,ahor
unions and The courts wcro held "a
pane at indianapolis, Ind for the ~.
Nahlara dynamite plots AT tho ontset
OF the governments argument 70 tbs
Jury at the trial o. the forty acnh.aS
bomb plotters" PronouncIne ,hs
series of explosions scattered oyas
INC country a conspiracy more aas.
'ardlN ana more threatening ~ a.
,le'S man The crime or an indlyiduaI .
James w Noel. special assistant az.
trict attorney. told the Jurors tbov
were GALES upon 10 render verdicts a.
years ''o'nt
Organized crime has here appeared
20 an amazing degree" said Mr. Mol
ana II was carried on and II prov
because locally the arm on tho Ian
alied. Had local authorities done
heir duty this conspiracy could mo, q
ave spread. but II appears thai roll q
s9, TOT obvious reasons. stood be.
ween labor unions and criminals ana :
ne local courts"
ror.y defendants IN the dynamits .
onsplracy trial faced the prospect
NAT their cases would he in the hands l
me Jury hy Friday OF next week 4
onn y. Butler, vice president OF tho N
on workers international union 8,
na three other defendants are IN n
W. Defense and the prosecution 81
zen Is allowed four days FOR arau. =
ents 20 the inrv 81
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
BREAKS PARCON RECORD
Governor oonashey ~ Arkansas Frees
a56 convicts AZ cnce.


Governor q Isl. ponacbe, =,
Arkansas smashed al; pardon 700
ords by liberating 3iC state cop,,cts
and forty.four county prisoners ~
The same time be made public mos
sage, which he viii submit 10 tbe ,ea
stature next month, giving his roa.
SONS Tor granting the pardans. M
says he has always opposed tho con
slc' lease system as practiced ia Ar.
kansas and has made repeated eqor,s
20 induce The legislature 10 repeal tho
Jaw lie charges that conylets aro
nired 70 contractors. who suhIct fbcm
20 others, for the sole purpose Of 81.
rlching themselves. that the men arc
often treated inhumanly and given
prison terms far IN excess Of tbe,r
deserts '"''
1overnor Donaghey says NJ knows
~ no better way TO get the Legislature
20 give the matter attention than NV
almost emptying the prison.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21

ice is hereby given by j. H. Flick
Nv 1ction company, corporation.
.oh'on viii not be liable for any debts
'nat u 1 or obligations OF any kind
contracts >. 10 ,rcurred by any person
attempted ~ ora NOT duly authorized
or persons teton orders 10 create in
TO issue WI. ;ucur obligations on be.
debtedness on ,oratiou; and all orders
half OF said cor. table for must be in
that IL win be by person duly
writing signed corporation to sign
authorized bv eafa
riders for it's aocoun
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
AVIATOR is DROWNED
kearny and Newspaper Man IN
doubtedly Lost Lives.

Horace Kearny, Kansas City ayia.
tor. who tried TO ny IN a hydro-aero-
plane from Los Angeles to San Fran.
cisco with his passenger. Chester
Lawrence, Los Angeles newspaper
man. almost certainly was drowned
I'm the Pacific ocean.
A pontoon OF the hydro-aeroplane
Snookums was picked up by a motor
boat of Redondo beach and towed in
TO Santa Monica BY party Of fisher.
men. Thirty hours continuous search
for Kearny and Lawrence has beer
without result
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
Six KILLED by Train

seven persons at Ashtabula. ohio
are known TO have been killed civ
were injured and Il Is believed ,ha,
a. least I'VE or six more were killed
when Lake Shore coal train crash'
ed Into street car at the Confer
street crossing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
DEATH TAKES REID
United States Ambassador Dies
In London, England.
ASTHMA is CAUSE OF DEATH

Entered the Field Of journalism Early
in Life, His First vCnture Being the
xenla, Ohio, News Became Editor
in-chief Of the New York Tribune
IN the Year 1872.
Whitelaw Reid, the American am
bassador 10 Great Britain. who has
been III from asthma for several
months and who has been in bad con
dition ever since his return from
America in October, died at Dorches.
fer House. The physicians gave the
cause OF death as asthma following
exhaustion
In 1856, Whitelaw Reid became
principal OF the graded schools IN
South Charleston, O.. and saved
enough TO buy the Xenla News lie
was minded early In hls career 10 be
come a journalist As editor OF tie
News he displayed talent and attract
cd the attention OF the leaders OF the
young Republican party in his state.
lie advocated the nomination OF Abra-
ham Lincoln in 1860 and was a power
ful spokesman IN Mr. Iincolns cam
paign.
MIR. Reid later became the city edi-
tor OF the Gazette OF Cincinnati. At
the outbreak OF the Civil War he
Joined the stan Of General Morris in
West Virginia and later the stan or
General Rosecrans
Famous as War Correspondent
lis also acted as war correspondent
for the. Cincinnati Gazette writing
over the nom de plume Agate lle
was the only correspondent that wit
messed the battle OF Shiloh from its
start 10 its finish. and Il was his az.
count OF this battle that stamped him
as a correspondent OF the first rank
His ten column story III the Cincin
natl Gazette was widely copied
In 1862 he became the correspon-
Dent OF the Gazette az Washington
Ills report OF the proceedings of the
Impeachment OF president Johnson al.
tracted the attention OF Horace Gree
icy. who persuaded MIR. Reid TO ac
cept place on the political staf OF
the Tribune Ills post was leading
editorial writer with salary next 70
Mr. Greeley's
In 1872 after the nomination or Mr.
Greeley for president. Mr. Reid was
made editorin-chief OF the Tribune
After MIR. Greeleys defeat and retire.
ment from active life, Mr.. Reid. on
the strength OF his reputation as
fuccessful editor and newspaper man.
Ager. borrowed enough money TO buy
proprietary control Of the paper
WEEDS Miss Elizabeth Mills
In 1881 he married Elizabeth the
daughter OF y, Ogden Minis. Call.
iornian OF great wealth. who removed
10 this city The results of the mar
rage were two children, Ogden Mills
Held, who recently succeeded HIS faith
or In the active control Of The Trib,
une' and Jean Reid. now Mrs. John
Ward OF London.
II is unogcially announced hero that !
"ohn Rays Hammond The millionaire
mining engineer VIII be appointed ~
MI the vacancy az The court III ~
'ames caused by The death OF Ambas.
iador Whitelaw Reid
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21

fresidentElect Woodrow wnso,
returned TO New y9rk from his vac.
ton trip to Bermuda. Not AN ga
nouncement as to politics or anS,A, ~
else ola the governor have 10 maxi
on NE arrival. I'm going 70 devote
myself 70 New Jersey Affairs" he ss,d