The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-18
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
In a presidential primary vote taken

In a presidential primary vote taken
In the Lewis school for stammerers.
Theodore Roosevelt was given ma
Jority OF one vote over William Jen-
nings Bryan. After the vote the stu
dents gave the reason Tor their
choice.
United states District Judge n. I. Nn-
EeiI has ordered Local No. tOn, In
tcrnational Metal Workers Union oi
America. 10 show cause May -, VIZ
IL should not be prosecuted FOR con-
tempt Tive court made rul1ng re-
Gently regarding picketing IN the
strike at the Aluminium CASTINGS
Co.'S works and IL is alleged that the
ruins has been ignored
Russell HardIman, Negro "bus-boy" In
the Hotel Cadillac cafe, who was ter
ribly stabbed and slashed by llonaid
sampson. Negro waiter. Us dying IN
ST Mary's hospital as result OF ms
wounds. but has steadfastly retuseu
10 swear to a complaint against his
assaiiant. He SAYS that both were
both, AIDED. and he doesn't want 10
make trouble for sampson. sampson,
who was arrested by Trathc Oincers
Rates and Fowler, was released from
custody.
Reports have reached the nlatrOn of the
salvation Army Rescue home thar
man and woman. not members OF tht
army are soliciting subscriptions III
the north end OF the city. on the plea
solicitors are not in the employ OF
the army. and the police have been
asked 10 pick them up. People al
whose homes they cah are asked 20
|. call the police at once. The only
solicitor seeking aid for the Rescue
home is an officer OF the army. IN
full uniform, carrying book OF ere
dentials. so that she can easily iden-
fifty herself.
Two seItxer siphons and several glasses
m rk nhI
aim by patrons or Charles Churchill ;
saloon, No. los Woodward eN-
tinguished small blaze in the sa-
loon? Friday afternoon. Painters had
allowed some iniammable varnish 10
ran into the gutter in front OF the
bar, and a careless smoker ignited
'the varnish with match. Before
the department arrived. patrons OF
the place had put out the nre DE
shooting settler on the blaze. ana
tossing the contents OF several beer
glasses on H.
Joseph Aarons, IL years old, and Robert
Klippert. aged II, were arrested Ia
their room AT No az Columbia 81.
east. by. Detectives Kunkel and Glare.
Friday night. charged with the theft
OF about 500 worth OF speedometers
and small auto parts from the r. NJ
plant No. . last March. when the
two were employed there. The young
men had bee nofferinR the articles
for sale at price which aroused
suspicion. Some of the stolen goods
were found In their room. Both came
here from Milwaukee. recently, ana
Aarons claims 10 be lightweight
pugilist
Herbert l.. Baker. Of Detroit. has been
appointed by Judge Angel special
master - take testimony in the case
OF the Duluth. South shore a. Allan
tic and other upper Michigan rail-
roads which are contesting the two
cent fare law OF 1911 The roads
are also seeking an Injunction TO pre-
vent the state from putting the law
In force before the question or its
validity il finally settled in the
courts and II Is eNpected that this
question may be decided before Judge
Angel rctires from the bench June
Three cents a mile has been the pre-