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The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
CONVICTED BY WIFE,
FORCIVES HER
SLAYER, Going To Prison, Turns
Over Property to SpOuse-TwO
Others Plead Guilty

In spite OF the fact that he had been
convicted chiefly by the testimony of
his wife. upon whom he claims TO have
spent more than $4,000 in a few
months, George Friend, white sl8ver.
signed an order, Thursday, turning all
his property over to the woman before
entering the Detroit House Of Correc-
ton to serve his sentence for five
years, and additional time In lieu Of a
fine of $4,000.
Morianna Politanski, witness for
the government in the case against
Maxim Motylinski, who pleaded guilty
few days ago TO violation of the
immigration laws, and who escaped
from the Florence Crittenden home
Monday night, has been arrested by
immigration Inspector Wilson and is
held for deportation pending the re-
ceipt Of an order to this effect.
Four persons were sent to New
York for deportation Thursday. They
ere Antonio Culcassi, italian, aged Is:
Louis Ming, Chinese ordered sent
out of the country by the Cincinnati
court of appeals; Ali Joseph, Syrian,
suffering from tuberculosis, and
Joseph Muchink.
Two more white slavers pleaded
guilty, Thursday, when Albert Jacobs
and George Wolf confessed violation
If the Mann act in bringing BERTHE and
Lena Green, two Negro girls from Chi
cago to Detroit and placing them in a
resort. When first arraigned the two
pleaded not guilty.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27

PROMPTS
CHILD TO FLEE
Such Is Announcement of New
York Publisher--Daughter
Found in Park

NEW YORK June 27.-Completely
exhausted after spending two nights
In the open, in Fort Washington
park, Helen Mccarthy, 16-year-old
daughter of John A. Mccarthy,
wen1&av newspaper broker, was sleep
Ing soundly in her parents apartment
at the Hotel Hargrave, early today,
Her father declared the child was
not In a serious condition.
81 do not think Helen's disappear
ance Tuesday was due any more to
my reproving her earlier In the day
than II was to her state OF health. "
said Mccarthy today, In explaining
the child's action, which kept the
entire police force of New York busy
for two days searching for her and
led to the belief that she had been
kidnapped I'VE brought her home
from the convent at Toresdale, Pa.
because Of her health. She has not
been well for the past few years.
She Is backward child and II would
not be in accordance with her nature
to run away under normal condi-
tons"
Miss Mccarthy was found late yes
terday. She said she had saved up
50, and lived on cakes and sodas
during her two-days' absence and
slept In the park. She had 90 cents
of her funds left when found.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
TRIO SUSPECTED
WHEN GIRL DIES
ON AUTO TRIP
Body of Supposed Criminal Op'
Grafton Found Seated At
Desk
BOX OF PILLS LEFT
NEAR AS BLIND
Coroner's Jury Expected to
Cause Arrest of Two Men
and Married Woman

SALISBURY, Nd, June 27.--The ar.
rest OF two prominent married men
and a married woman may follow the
meeting Of the .coroner's jury, which
has been secretly investigating the
death of Miss Florence Wainwright,
the young stenographer in the Home
Gas company offices, who was found
dead at her desk two weeks ago, ac-
cording to reports here today.
With the jury scheduled to make its
complete report tonight interest In the
case was at fever heat along the east
shore. 1t was declared today that the
authorities had discovered that the
woman In the case had taken Miss
Wainwright for an automobile ride
the night before her death.
Just what part this woman played
In the events that followed has not
leaked out. It is generally accepted,
however. that Miss Wainwright died
as result of an illegal operation, and
that her body was carried into the
offices Of the gas company and placed
at her desk where II was found. IT
is now believed that the pills found in
4 box labelled "Quinine" were used as
a blind, but II is declared they have
been traced to the person who bought
them, as well as to the seller.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
Big Negro, Disguised in Old
Clothing, Said To Have Passed
Local Officers in Company
With Ball Team
BOASTED OF INTENTIONS
BEFORE LEAVING CHICAGO
Can Only Be Returned by Can
adam Authorities as "Un-
desirable Citizen"

CHICAGO, June 27.--The federal
authorities expected today TO make
request upon the Montreal police for
the detention Of Jack Johnson, Nesro
pugilist, and his return 10 the United
States on the ground that his convic-
tion for white slavery In this coun-
try designated him an undesirable
citizen"
Charles F. DeWoody, superinten-
dent of the department of justice, ad-
mitted today that this Is the only
means by which Johnson can be re-
turned to Chicago and forced TO serve
mis- one year and one day sentence IN
the federal penitentiary at Fort Leav-
enworth, Kas. Despite Jobnson's pro
testations at Montreal that he intends
10 return to Chicago after fighting
abroad and that he will not forfelt
his bond, he government agents De'
lieve he has left the country FOR goou.
here Is paragraph In the laws or
the Canadian northwestern police'
said DeWoody, which says the po-
lice have the right to turn back INTO
this country any person whom tney
NAV deem Objectionable. II that pro
vision can be enforced and Johnson
does not leave Montreal before we get
the Canadian authorities to act, ne
will be brought back and kept under
surveillance until his appeal Is ais
posed Of"
Though the federal authorities hrst
learned that Johnson was missing
from press correspondents, 1t was
learned today thai Johnson sudden
,naneuyer was no surprise to his
cronies. The big black has ooasted
for several days that he was about
to slip one over op the government.
In a saloon near the Negroes home,
where his friends congregate, mere
was round after round OF drinks To-Day
in celebration Of the big hgnter sue.
cessful flight. Tom clark, inc $4,000 sanou
nronr,etor. said that both Johnson
ana Joe Levy, his white valet haa
discussed their plans with CROWD OF
CONTINUED on Page Ten)
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
HOT? YOU BET,
and IT'S GOING
TO Be HOTTER
Mercury Due to Soar Into the
Nineties Before the Day
is Over
WEATHER MAN CAN
SEE LITTLE RELIEF
One Killed and Several PrOStrat-
ed, Wednesdays Heat
Toll

With the probability that the mer
curry will climb far up into the sos
Friday, not to come down TO amount
TO anything on Saturday, Detroiters
are given promise Of continued swell
tering heat for the ensuing two or
three days. The local weather office
thermometer registered 7S degrees at
7 O'Clock Friday morning. and two
hours later 1t had reached Sc degrees.
At Z o'clock a thermometer in front
OF the Majestic building registered 80
degrees
Detroit. is pretty well out OF the
thunderstorm district today" said
Forecaster Thompson. 1T is delight
fully cool up on Lake Superior, II
that will help any. Seasonal temper
atures obtain the country over, except
in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys
where 1t is very hot. In Detroit the
mercury will go up into the 90's to-
day and, perhaps. not quite so high
tomorrow. The kiosk needle will like
ly go over 100 Friday"
Mr., Thompson says that If Detroit
ers at work in offices and should
would cresSe current of air with
electric fans, there would be far less
discomfort from the heat.
In weather like this, II is the ex'
treme humidity that causes people to
feel the heat so much" says he.
Where current of air can be Gre
ated there is distinct relief
The humidity Thursday reached as
high as SO and fell as low as so, com
Ing and going In quick waves.
One death and three prostrations
were reported, Thursday. John B.
Cor finued on Page Ten)
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
COUPLE CONTRlVE
WEDDING SERVICE
Niece of Poet LOngfellOw Weds
Choice in Brand New
Fashion

MANCHESTER, Mass, June II
Following their ethical-eugenic mar
rage on the open beach, without cler.
evman. best man or bridesmaids. and
united under ritual OF their own com
posing, Robert E. Hutchison. OF Pnlia-
lelphia.. and Miss Della Farley Dana
granddaughter OF the poet, Longfellow.
are today enroute to New Zealand.
where they will study state socialism.
The marriage Of the two is believed
70 be the first of its kind, both ethical
and eugenic. They have studied each
other. their families, and their ances-
tors for some time, In order to deter
mine their fitness to have children. !,
In the ceremony the bride expressed
The hope that she would enable her
husband to "rach his highest efficien-
cy.,' while he declared he hoped his
comradeship may help her to live near
or to her ideals OF life
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
BOARD STANDS
'BYSALARY BOOST
TODR. CnADSEY
Not Impressed By Inspector
Hely's Warning That Increase
Is Illegal
ATTENDANCE OFFICERS
LOOK AFTER TENANTS
Will Take Charge of Work For
merly Done BY the Police
Department

In spite of the constitutional pro.
vision that the salary of no muni-
cipal officer shall be increased during
his term OF Office, the Board OF Edu-
cation. In It's regular meeting, Thurs
day night, adhered to It's action OF
two weeks ago In voting Supt. Chad
sey salary of $4,000 AN increase OF
$4,000. The superintendent was
chosen last July for three-year term
at salary of $4,000.
The question of legality was brought
up by Inspector Hely, who declared
his belief that Dr. Chadsey deserved
the increase btit-gare 1t as his -eFiff'
ion that the board should not take
any illegal action.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Ed
mund Atkinson refused to give an
opinion as to whether the superinten'
dent of schools Is or Is not muni'
cipal officer within the meaning OF
the constitution. That, he said, was
a question for the courts to decide.
Inspector Condor insisted that the
board was within its rights In the ac
ton taken, and cited Attorney Jasper
Gates as authority for his position.
The board appointed attendance
officers" who will take over truancy
cases from the police department
making them come under the educa
tional system.
The reappointment OF many teach
ers recommended by the teachers
committee was approved but recon-
mendations OF the committee for mum
erous salary increases were laid OF
the table for further consideration.
New appointments sanctioned are
Miss s. Edessa Warner. assistant II
household art department; Miss Fran
ces Doty, same; n. Kennedy White
slit, assistant manual training, gram
mar grades; Miss Esther Ferguson
bath attendant, Franklin school; Mis-
Mabel L. Wood, acting grade princi
pal, Eastern high; Miss Lillian w
Paine, same at Central high; F.. +
Benson, teacher In ungraded rooms
Darrell II. Davis, supervisor OF ath
letlcs; Miss Julia p Grant, first as
sistant TO director OF manual train
ing
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
TWO DETROIT PAIR
NABBED IN WINDSOR
immigration Officials Nab Quar-
let and White Slave Charges
May Result

On their way to Toronto, where
they planned to be married, two cou-
pies from Detroit were stopped BY
Canadian immigration officials in
Windsor, Thursday, and were locked
up. pending an investigation that may
result in charges of violating the Ca
madam white slave" laws.
Henry Duval. 30 years old, and Jes-
sic Martin, one Of the couples arrest
ed, are each said to. have living
spouses and children. They are said
to be from Toledo, though the young
woman has been working as a clerk IN
Detroit department store.
Charles n. Smith and Miss Barbara
Meyers, who have been living at No.
6l2 Gratiot-ave. as Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith, declared that they had
made up their minds to settle down
In Toronto.
Police are investigating a report
that Smith Is married man, with a
family in Racne, Wis.
Smith and Miss Meyers were locked
up In the Sandwich jail. while the
other two are held in the Windsor po.
lice station.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
THE WEATHER

For Detroit md vicinityt sFrilRy
night and Saturday generally fair
weather, though threateutng at tinses.
with hut slight changes I'm tempera-
turey moderate southwesterly winds.
For Lower Michtganf Probably fNir
In the south portion, and showers I'm
the north portion tonight or Saturday T,
cooler In the north portion tonight.
For the Upper LskesE Moderate south
and Huron, and moderate east winds
Supertori showers tonight and snt-
urday except probably fair on south
ern Michigan and southern Huron.
For the Lower Lakes Moderate
southwest winds becoming vartabtes .
generally fair weather tonight and Sat
urdny.
One year ago today Highest tent
perature. 7bs lowest. CIT mean, a.
no precip1tatsont partly cloudy skies.
The sun Will set today at 7i11 snd
rise Saturday ~ 3sSO .. m.
The MOON viii rise tonight st y min
utes~ sitter rniduight.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27

her husbands store, Mrs. Emma Ott'
mer bundled in furs, ear tabs and nit
tens and hid In an icebox. After sew
eral hours she caught the thief.
NEW YORK.-Breaking loose from
a hearse, a big white horse ran
amuck In Stapleton, staten Island.
knocked down FIVE policemen, jumped
aboard trolley car. and got jammed
between cross-seats.
LONDON.-Gecrge Hall, rat catch
er, who styles himself "vermin killer
to his majesty, the King was sen
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
CAR AND CYCLE
CRASH; TWO HURT
Man and Girl Victims of Acct
dent in Street at 2
A. M.

Helen Boami, Is years old. OF No
1853 Wabash-ave., and Edward Forest
aged 81. of No. 1878 Mack-ave., were
knocked from a motorcycle on which
they were riding, at Fort-st. west and
Military-ave., at 2 o'clock Friday
morning. when ID. u. r. c0nstructt01
car No. 1854 struck the motorcycle.
Both were taken to Solvay hospital
the girl suffering from painful cuts
about the head. and other bruises, and
the man suffering from injuries to his
legs and bruises about the body.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
BULL MOOSE PIN
MAY BE FATAL
Bad. Axe Child Swallows Party
Emblem With Disastrous
Results

BAD AXE, Mich. June 27.-tSpe'
ciaI) )-Eldora. the 20-months-old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Shoemaker, met
with a nearly fatal accident when she
swallowed bull moose button gwen
her by an older sister to play with
The button was about an inch and a
half long, half-inch wide and irregu'
lar and jagged.~It lodged in the child s
throat and II was 2i hours before II
could be dislodged Three X-ray pic
lures were taken OF the obstruction 10
locate 1t, and while operating TO get
Il out It broke in pieces, cutting the
child's throat in a serious manner.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
DEATH IS DAMPER
TO HORSE SHOW
Duke of Sutherland. Enghndn
Largest Land Holder,
Dies

LONDON, June 27.-A damper ha4
been cast over the Olympia horo4
show and other festivities by the deae
OF the fourth Duke OF Sutherland,
wears old. who died early today at ~
home In Sutherland. He was ownet
OF a million and n half acres In Sc0e
land and over 10000 acres In Shrop
shIrs and Staffordshire, and Was ~
sarded as the LARGEST land owner e.
Europe with teh exception OF the Rus
sian czar. The duchess, who was LADY
Millicent Fannie st. Claire-Erskin~
daughter OF the Earl Of Aosslyn. tW4
sons and one daughter. srrvice him.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
Staying NETS A
FORTUNE in GEMS
Former Saginaw Man, Killed IN
Los Angeles, Robbed of
Jewels

SAGINAW, Mich. June 27.-(Spe'
o,on.--The murder OF Chas. Z. Pen
dell. formerly of Saginaw. in his OF
Aces In Los Angeles, Calf, Wednes-
day afternoon. made the .murderers
$500. 900 richer, according to kilograms
received by relatives here. Pendeii
was a money-lender' and real estate
broker, and always had rare gems IN
his office. His Offices were In the poor
district, and jewels and cash were
taken from the safe after the crime
Arthur c. Pendell. of Saginaw. son.
mas left for Los Angeles to assist his
step-mother in clearing the mystery.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27

wINSTED, Conn.-Missing loaf
OF bread she had placed on the table,
Mrs. Louis b. Murphy looked out of a
window and saw three squirrels lug.
gins II up HILL
NEW YORK. DO them runs
count? caught the ball." queried
Charlie Rocks. eight. demon leftfieid-
er OF the North River Giants. as his
companions rolled him. He had gone
after a high fly and landed In the
river.
NEW YORK.-ro- catch a-tnief In
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
FRENCH RULER SAILS,
AFTER ENGLISH VISIT

LONDON. June 27.--President Poin'
caro-. OF France. after three-day state
visit In England. this Afternoon sailed
from Dover for home. aboard the
steamship Pas de Calais. Three Brit
ish navel aeroplanes Joined the war
ships that escorted the president
across the channel.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27

fenced to nine months In jail for rob
bing Viscount Hampton's house.
LONDON 49, american spoken
here" reads a sign In the windows OF
a prominent Oxford-st store.
FARNsBOROuGH. Eng.-The fact
that the Prince Of Wales made a half
hours fight In the airship Beta here
was kept a secret a week.
CHICAGO.-Thed death rate OF chi
easo bachelors is aga per cent high
or than that OF married men, and tnat
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
ICE MANUFACTURERS
TRY TO BREAK STRIKE

CINCINNATI, June 27.-That ice
manufacturers will now attempt to
break the strike OF Ice wagon drivers,
engineers and flremen, was evident
today by advertisements offering posi-.
tions TO non-union engineers and fire.
men. The union engineers and fire.
NE went out in support of the drivers.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
p. M. TAKES CAR OFF
HARBOR BEACH BRANCH

BAD AXE, Mich, June 27.-Bad
Axe and surrounding towns are keenly
disappointed on account OF the P. NJ.
railroad officials removing from the
Harbor Beach line the electric car,
also canceling the order given that
this car would make Bad Axe daily
and run TO Bay Port and return every
Sunday. II was figured 1t wouldn't
pay out.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
GILBERT '1k BAD"
WITH TWO WIVES
Both Ask That Self. Confessed
Bigamist Be Given Full Ex-
tent of the Law

ALPENA, Mich, June 27.-Foster G.
Gilbert. who married an Alpena girl
while already possessed Of q wife and
family In Detroit, and who Is now
locked In the county Jail here on a
charge Of non-support preferred by
wife No. 2 can look for little clemency
from either OF his spouses.
Both women demand that Gilbert be
given the full extent OF the law and
It is likely that he will face convic-
ticn for bigamy.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
HAVE TIMES FOLLOW
YOU ON VACATION

Keep In touch with al The
home, state and foreign uews ~
having your fsvorite home uews
paper. The Times. sent - 70
while on your vacation. Gnl
Circulation Department 49,
14ss. and the paper will - r.
At once to any addrssa
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
Tosa Bomb at Paterson n.

PATTERSON. Y. J., June 27.-A
bomb. apparently hurled through a
window, shattered the cellar, yester'
day. in the home of Adolphy Frets-
chic, q boss finisher in a dye plant
involved In the protected silk mill
workers strike.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
BANKER'S SERVANT
ROUTS THREE THIEVES

STERLING, ILL.,, June 27,-Miss
Mary Mantz, a servant In the home OF
s. q. Van Patten. cashier OF the Buda
bank. early today put 10 flight three
burglars she discovered looting the
house. she slipped downstairs and
covered the men with a revolver be-
fore they noticed her approach.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
Demand Explanatiou Fra
gressman in Dumplng C
ford For Inteanals neya y
enue ColIectok Y
CONFERENCES IS
ARRANGED non -
Claim Made That JnaoG
of Labors Man Nsra
held From Pra11dsf 81

Organized labor In D11)o1e lrk
foot on the trail Of en-
Frank e. Doremus, wh6m Z
Of having ~gigged back q
TO support labor's candtdc4
Clifford, for appointmepk
tion Of internal revenue e
A conference Of repreoG
the different local union m
gresham has been Arrax1(
day. In which It n said Ao
called upon to explain his 4
front In supporting James as5
for the collectorship.
II is asserted by the labor
depending upon his eay1tef
ton. they filled numerOue
ments OF their man with MI ~
only TO find later that most r.
had gone no farther: that fG@
reason the congressman had M
sented them to the presideuk A
expected OF him. 's$3
When this condition Of g0a1x
discovered, they say, they deto[
to go over his head and appeQtf
ly to President Wilson. Aoll
this idea. the officials Of the y
street railway employees nuiu1 4
telegram to the president, JNr1
laying the situation squarely
him. At the same time q copy n !
telegram was sent to Mr.. DorC
and 1t was intimated, Thursdly.s
this fact may have had sornethln<
do with his coming home for e4E
weeks "rest" just at this TINA Il
"Mr. Doremns 10 lining up wi<94
machine politicians, the sol61
regular Democrats, and we don$ 4
It." said Stanley Anderapns peoC
OF the Detroit street railway
ployes' organization. I'VE have "
ter from hi msaying that he u for
Brady because Brady worked for
in the election. 1t was all right
Mr.. Brady to take him around "
the political meetings OF the campo
In his automobilss and + In all q
for Mr.. Doremus to be rateful,
that should not affects h8 prumloo
support another man for the colIeQ
shipv
The telegram sent to the presid
was as follows:
To His Excellency, Woodrow WI
son, President Of the Unite
States:
Members of Division 26, Stre<
Railway employees. Detroit, notti
you Of our Endorsement with o
ganized labor Of John M. Cli6oF
for appointment as internal rev
nue. collector In Detroit.
Coagfessman BUremus prom
ised his cause consideration. w
learn that Mr.. Dpremus has n
presented Mr.. Clinord's nam
but supports James J. Brad
Clifford Is a sterling Democra
VIII discharge duties OF p0sittc
creditably to himself and VII
honor to administration. Tru'
labor's unanimous ipdorseunel
has not caused his name to I
withheld.
President.
GEORGE BURNS.
Business Agent.
CHARLES J. MACKEY,
Secretary.
An answer TO this telegram
been received from Joseph Iumt
the presidents secretary. stating
Il had been received and REFERRED
Secretary McAdoo for consideration
choosing a man for the place.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
Launch Upsets, Six Drowned

EDMONTON. Alberta. June 27.-Six
persons were drowned when a motor
launch upset In the river, last night.
The dead are Rodman G.. Hooper and
his wife, Earl Case and his wife, Mrs.
Case. and a mechanician.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
THREE SQUIRRELS ROB PLAT OF PROVISIONS

n, .,old maids" 40 per cent higher
than married women.
CHICAGO. Judge Uhlier wants
court kindergarten established on the
roof OF the court building. where chii-
dren may play while he unravels their
parents' domestic tangies.
RED WOOD CITY, Cal.-Appiying
for a license 20 wed. Edwin Sanford,
SO. insisted on being described az "eie-
vator boy" He said, Il feel like q
boy, anyhow, and II goes" II went.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
MARKET OPENS
QUIET and HIGHER

NEW YORK, June 27.-The stock
market opened quiet and higher.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27

Printers. have removed TO their new
office. e2-st-ss Congress street west,
near Wayne, just back Of the Detroit
Journal. Phone Main 727e.-AAvs
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27

n.,ssness-Ifkr Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers The pain, neat kind tina
John R.-st Pm. Main 1893 or Cf'y 'JSe
John r.. tt. Phone Main iAss-
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27

For Ffse rssicrins see =. Fred Je.-
nsass, cor. Broadway and John Rad,
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
GEORGE BURNS.
Business Agent.
CHARLES J. MACKEY, ~

An answer to this telegram hao.
been received from Joseph Tumuitxy
the presidents secretary. stating tho&
It had been received and referred g
Secretary McAdoo for consideration IN
choosing a man for the place.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-27
THE WEATHER

FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY.
GENERALLY FAIR, MEATH Her
THREATENING AT TINES.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1913-12-03
Rainy Day Jobs.

What are you doing on the rainy
days?
Is that harness cleaned and oiled so
as to prolong its usefulness? Has it
any weak places that are apt to break
sometime and cause an accident?
Has that hole in the stable floor been
covered, or the broken manger re-
paired to prevent a valued animal
from falling through or getting snag-
ged?
Have the plows and other imple
ments been creased and put in shelter
'or winter?
Have the cob webs and other trash
been cleaned from the ceiling and cor
ners of the COW stable?
Has that broken gate been fixed so
as to save time in passing through ?
Is there any loose or broken wire on
the fence that might be the cause of
a colt or other animal getting cut?
These are some of the things a
farmer can very proftably look after
on rainy days. CEN.