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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-03
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
LOOK WHO'S HERE

as an afterthought, and returned for
Dick.
We all went into the house togeth-
er. Eliene had invited Miss Fairlow.
She took off her coat and disclosed
her superb neck and arms, which
did not blame Harry and Dick for
admiring when they saw her in the
drawing room later.
could see that Eliene had been
crying, and l really wanted to shake
her, for to think Eliene Symone, with
everything in the world, should spend
her afternoon in tears was too ridicu-
lous to be pathetic.
Anything gone wrong?" 1 whis-
pered, as l stood beside her. mo"
DEAR" she murmured as the corners
of her mouth dropped. 81 guess am
tired of it; that's ALL" "BraceIup," 1
whispered. Don't you know that half
this unhappiness you are talking and
thinking about is within yourself?
Happiness is made up of such lit
tie things, such ittle-foolish things"
That's just it." Eliene interrupted
81 can never get one of the little
Things. L want little kisses, small ca
resses, tiny bits of loving flattery, lit
tie children and few friends. l have
all the big things that money can
buy, but 1 would give every one of
them to have Harry yes,
might as well confess it-any other
man look at me as both Harry and
Dick are looking at Eleanor Fairlow
now"
looked over quickly to the fire
place where the three were standing.
Eleanor was radiant and the men had
forgotten that there were such things
as wives in the land.
have often wondered just what
that magnetism or fascination is that
some women have for all men. They
hang about them like bees about a
fragrant flower have never known
L.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-03


LOOK VIII
Chapter cElx.
Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
Just before we got to the door of
the Symones' home l saw Dick cross
ing. the street to speak to Eleanor
Fairlow. l knew she lived near the
Symones, but it gave me a little
qualm to see the eagerness with
which Dick fastened to meet her and
it seemed to me he held her hand just
a trifle longer than was necessary.
Look who's here" said Harry
lightly, but there was yelled mean
ing in his eyes and a rather sarcastic
smile on his lips.
For some reason Dick and Eleanor
looked up and Dicks face was a
study. His first thought evidently was
that which comes to the naughty
boy when he has been caught in some
perfectly harmless thing which has
the appearance of premediated mis-
chief. Then he realized that Harry
and l were alone in the limousine and
his face grew black, and that peculiar
look came into it that had learned
to dread.
Harry, however, did not seem to be
worried, and yelled across: Hey
there, Dick, quit your fussing with
Miss FairRow and come over here and
rescue your wife from the most fasci-
mating man in town"
AS Harry said this, Dicks face
cleared and both he and Miss Fairlow
came across the road Then it was
funny to listen to explanations.
Dick was trying to tell me that he
had just met Miss Fairlow. AS l had
Just seen him do so, the remark saw
ored of protesting too much, but that
was nothing to what Harry's guilty
conscience made him say. 81 called
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
SURVEYORS CLAIM roe
PAY TURNED DOMS

The commissioners decided TO dis
approve the claim Of a. y. Oele, for
mer county surveyor, for Sl,509 ios
experimenting tho plating OF the
county by John l. Zimmerman. des-
pite the fact that District Attorney
N Il Nlgil In an opinion given Ia tho
commissioners at their last meeting
declared the claim valid and recon-
mentled that Il should be paid.
A. + Simms asked for rebate am
his wholesale lianor license. slyinp
that he was nov engnsed only la re-
tnil business and that he Ind gotten
q retail license The beard took hiy
petition Under Amusement
Father a NJ Mandalari, 5. D.. ask -
the board for an appropriation for
-, Authunya orphanage for boys
Tho commissioners referred his re-
quest TO the district attorney, asking
him 90 give an opinion at their next
meeting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
COMMITTEE or COUNCIL
CONIIcRS WITH BOARD

ciiy Attorney John c. Lewis and
Or. J. 4. Reidy. committee for the
city council interviewed the commits
aloncrs in regard 10 the burial rf
pnuper dead. The city admlnIsra-
ton believes that the county should
pay funeral bills II naupers while
the county rs not so certain that IL
should assume this expense. The
commissioners informed the commit
tee that II would take the question
under adyiaemcnt
4. J. Topham was granted whole
sale liquor license. Topham originally
intended TO apply Ton IA license for a.
place east of the city limits bat
County Clerk Walker Informed him
that the location was within quar-
ter Of mile oil the University of New
Mexico. SO the applicant changed his
location te old Albuquerque. as he
had already bought his stock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
So 900 INSURANCE
ASKED IN SUIT BY
MRS.F.LUCER0
Held Policies With Lancashire
& London and Hartford
Companies for Stock in
Barn at Alameda, She Says,

Mre Francisco LuccrO, Of Alameda
in suits nlcd yesterday In The district
court asks ludgmont for ss.000
ag9inst two insurance companies. the
London s Lancashire Insurance Co,
Limited and the Hartford Fire In
Hnrhncc company
Mrs Luccro, through r. H. Kent q
Co, agents Tor the London a. lnnca-
shire Co., injured her stock ~ bags and
wool VA q barn IN the roar of her home
and The place burned July ~. eho o.
legea The complaint filed against the
other company contains practically
the same allegations She asks iudg-
ment asalnst each company for
$1,000.
The Meyers company brought suit
against Pablo Monteyn, asking iudg
mcnt for tle4iS The company sold
Montosu goods 10 the value of sgG0.63
and ne paid on account $500. leave
INK balance Of si94.iS due the COM
pauy according to the complaint
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
WIFE WON'T CoNE urltE
liz SAYS; ASKS DIVORCE

rhut nia wife refuses to come TO al
hu4uorQnc, although he has provid-
cd home fof her and often has r..
quesied ber 10 come. Is the charge
made BY Joseph o. knorr Ia q di-
Vorce complaint against Airs Emma
6 knorr hled yesterday ~ The ais.
triet court
They were married September "a,
1901, IN Pittsburgh. Pa. and lived To-
nether thore untIi December 1909,
when he came 10 New Mexico, accord
ing 20 his complaint They have two
children. raymond, 10 years old, and
Paul, years cid. be sayx The elder
Is Ia his possession ana the younger
IN the possession Of Mrs Knorr in
Pittsburgh, according 20 Knorr lie
asks he custody Of both.
Grunsfeld brothers brought suit
against Eugenio Romero OF San Mi
guel county and Raymundo Romero,
81 Torrance county. asking Judgment
FOR Sa5e,0S ana costs The suit ~
based on an alleged promlssory note
for sl.o29ee The defendants paid
fSQga2. according TO the complaint.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
HERBERT f. ASSELIN
SALES MANAGER OF
M1NT0SH COMPANY

Announcement Was made yesterday
that Herbert T. Asselln, until recently
forcmnn of the big sawmill af the
American Lumber company, had been
made sales manager Of the Mcintosh
Hardware company, one Of the largest
concerns OF its kind In the southwest.
AIR Asscln viii assume his new posi-
ton Immediately J. e. Good becomes
office manager Of the company
Coineidcnt With the change, am
neunecmenl also WAS made that the
Mcintosh company viii retire from
the wholesale and iohhlng business
aud eonflne itself entirely hereafter
TO the retail ana builders trade.
The selection of MIR Asselin for the
position OF sales manager Of the store
Is regarded aa ten-sirikc, since few
are better known cor more popular in
Albuquerque business circles. J. -
Good, tho new office manager like
wise is especially capable in his par-
ucular limo Of work ana the two men
should add much 10 the prestige and
business of the Mcintosh company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
FREE Sites ARE
OCCUPIED, MAYOR
WRITES CIRCUS
Informs SeIls-Flolo People
They VIII Have to ASK Sup
ply Company for Free Wa
teri May Donate License

Answering the Sells-Flot0 circus dc.
maud for y free site, free wator aB1
exemption from license to show here
Mayor D. X. H. sellers wrote that the
/ clty did not own che Water supply
company ana thai the company should
properly make us request FOR free
water to the corporation.
Mayor Sellers also told the circus
that an lots once available for free
sites now are occupied by business
blocks and residences. As 10 The free
license, Mayor sellers intlmatcd in his
letter 90 the company that the coun-
eli probably would be influenced By
the fact whether the circus had plan
ned to organize tho show here.
fhc Sclls-Floto people organized
their show here last year The first
of tho company arrived three days
ahoad Of the date OF the local per-
Torrance ana others arrived the two
following days. The organization here,
the mayor and several councilmen be-
Hove, would leave money here. in
stead Of the shows taking away more
than It spends, and for this reason
They might not require license.
Tho council probably viii settle the
license question AZ the next meeting.
Mayor Sellers expects reply from
tho chow people before then ana the
aldermen probably will be guided BY
the reply IN their action upon part Of
the circus request, although when the
letter from the company was read att
the meeting held last Monday night
several members Of the body appeared
to think that Albuquerque's climate,
favorable 70 the opening ri he circus
season IN March, and It's railroad ia
aillties would bring the show here
the city waived the license
)r not
An ordinances IL the citys ordlnanccl
book requires the payment Of licenses
by all circuses The councils only
IN ease It decides not to
,hnrge the Sells Floto people for
blowing here. would be to repeal this
ordnance according To city Attorney
lohn G. Lewis. The ordinance could
)c repassed later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
SMALL PERCENTAGE OF
AUT0ISTS so FAR HAVE
OBTAINED LICENSES

Automobiles nre slow 10 procure
state licenses according 90 Mayor d.
IS. .. sellers. So Ear unly 7lg licenses
have been ISSUED by Secretary Of state
Antonio Lucero ana there are 5000
automobiles in New Mexico. the
MAYOR was informed Yesterday ~
Secretary ot State Lacero.
The police department here and
THE sherlffs office have hren notified
b. the secretary % state that auto
moeliisis mere supposed ia have u
eensos Ton 1914 hy January J and un-
less they eel their new numbers seen
Secretary Lueeto may eaii upon the
Officers to enforce tho law. according
10 the mayor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
SANDOVAL COUNTY
WILL Be SUED BY
BERNALILLO
Commissioners Instruct District
Attorney NJ, u, Vigil 10 Be-
gin Suit for Recovery Of
S8l9l3 Interest On Debt,

BornalillO county will sue sandovii
county for Ss,gi3, said 10 be due as
interest on sanloyals debt to Bcrna-
mo. The county commissioners yes
tcrday directed District Attorney NJ.
~ Vigil to take action against tho
sandoval county board.
sandoval county annexed part Of
Rornnlillo county NJ the time Of it,
creation and assumed an Indebtedness
Of $4,000 20 Bcrnalllo Sandoval
could not issue bonds, 50 the state
legislature pissed nm act providing
mat Sandoval county should pay Ber-
nalillo five per cent interest on this
debt.
County CLERK a, y. Walkers Rec
ords show thai the last payment IT
Interest WAS made IN October, 1911,
when 1857 was delivered to the Ber-
nalillo county treasurer. BernalDio
county took legal action against ser-
dovnl once previously IN 1907, to en-
force payment Of interest aud ihoi
Sundoyai officials turned over $4,000
by order ~ the court az that time, |
according 10 the county clerk. From
that time until October 1914 sando- 4
val paid The interest Voluntarily bun +
hornalillo county has received no
payment since that time
The amount for which the Borna-
lilo commissioners yesterday asked I
ihc district attorney to ask Judgment (
for against sandowh county repre- +
lcnis the bnlnnvc due on interest 10 4
January i. taf4, according 10 the
3ernelllio offloiala' computation.
Before tho meeting Alfred Gruns-
cid chairman d the board, exhibited
! communication from the First Ma I
ional bank, saving that !, l.. thinner
mn, employed 20 plat the county. i
iad assigned bis claim for payment
q lac Bank of Commerce ana that
he First National had taken over the
inin and arranged for him 10 COM
'iete the work. The matter was not
eferrcd to IN the meeting, however \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
SUPERlN TENDENTS OF
WESTERN LINES LEAVE
HERE FOR AMARILLO

superintendent +. r. Summers. OF
the Rio Grnnde division with head
quarters at san Marcial. Superlnten-
dent r. l., Myers OF the New Mexico
diyisiun, with headquarters al Las vc-
gas, and superintendent p. W. orr.
ot the River division, with hoadauar.
ters at la Junta, Colo, left here at
1.a0 o'clock last nipht in Mr.. SUM
mers and Mr. Myers private cars on
train No, Sii FOR Amarillo. Tex. for
a conference with General Manager
Fred {. Fox.
Mr. Summers arrived here at ego
o'clock last neht ON train No sic
and Mr. Myers and Mr orr arrived
an train No. l at Z o'clock in the
formers private car
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
PANHANDL E-PAclFiC
HIGHWAY WILL BE
BOOSTED ON LETTERS

watch the auto travel over the
Panhandle Pacific Ia l9l5l"
This Is the slosnn the official sta
tionery of the Panhandle Pacific
Highway association hears The Pan
handle-paciiln may have strange
sound 20 Acknowledgements hat this
hiehway is none other than the Albu-
querqae Amarillo route recently
logged. u connects With tho Ocean.to-
Ocean highway here and the Colora-
do-Gult highway IA Amarillo, form
ing tho fanhandle.pa Pacific route. eS-
tending from the cur OF Mexico 60
LEES Angeles
Mayor - *. O. SELLERS, Who Is tire,
vice president of the association. re-
eelved q package II the stationery
yesterday from & G. Dillon II En-
enc secretary. who was ia the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
Dr. sehwentker. osteopath. Tel. III.

Fees Candy store Prompt attrn-
ilen given e. mail orders
Roscoe q. Mnssengale, 81 Atlantis.
la.. OF the Nassengale Advertising
company is IN Albuquerque.
George " Champion, in the employ
IF Albsa Faher. Is reported seriously
10 at his residence 81 West Mar.
suettc avenue.
airs y, 4 peni and daughter. Miss
Anuie Dent. ~ Midmnd, Mich,
are iile guests Of Mr. and Alrs. George
ntni ioes South Thlrd street
Joseph q. Chavez. Of Los Lunas. FOE
many Years livestock claim agent 81
the Santa ifr. na ono 81 the most -
speetod citizens on Valencia county,
Vas a business eisiior Ia Albuquerque
yesterday
COUNTY eleie A 81. Walker tcster-
cas- ifaued Licenses 10 marry 60 Den.
iamln Lueefe and Miss Eduojin Tru-
lilo, beth of Albuquerque. henie
Nelfsl and Miss pelfna Gurulc both
q Albuquerque
The Famous. Albuquerque new
est novelty store, has been purchased
from s. cadabac IS u L. Foote.
eho has managed ghe store since IL
Opened ia De an Der MI Foole ana
affssands the business thoroughly aud
'.The Famous viii continue 10 prove
= saeeessfui business enterprise
Hush Il Williams ehalfmn of the
kiaie corporation commission. wac
herr lasf nishi "a hla way from
santa - s. Silver eliy g represent
fhe commission tonight al the cham.
htf ~ commences annual stag han-
tuef. Commissioner g T. owen is
in Denver and Commissioner A. s.
Groves l. eeeplng office q Santa Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
FAR ASSOCIATION WILL
ELECT OFFICERS MONDAY

The Bernullllo County nar associa-
tion viii hold it's regular meeting mex
Monday night at the Commercial club,
Thomas X. d. Madison, president
announced yesterday, Officers to
serve the coming year viii be elected
at this meeting and the attendance
of every member Is expected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
WHlTCOMB
SPECIAL, FIRST OF THE
SEASON, HERE 7 HOURS

The first Raymond Whiteomb spe-
cal arrived here at O'Clock ycster-
day afternoon and left ut II O'Clock
last night for Adamana, Arlz, where
the tourists viii see the petrifiod for
ests, ana the Grand canyon OF Ari-
iona. Mr.. Wilson, president Of the
company was personally IN charge Of
the train. There were forty passen-
gers ON board.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Funeral OF Muur,co Noillunbin
The funeral of Maumce Collambin,
Go years ola, a scissors grinder who
died Thursday night was held yester-
day morning. Burial was IN Santa
Barbara cemetery Mr. collamb,n
had lived ia Albuquerque for thirty
two years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
wENrlaa REroRT.

For tho twen,y-four hours ending
az o'clock yesterday evening
Maximum temperature, 5s degrees.
minimum Temperature, sa; range, e.
Temperature az y IA. yesterday. A.
West Winds clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
LOCAL ITEMS
Or Int REST


Washington. Jan, s.--New MeAico
GENERALLY fair saturday aud sunday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10

ulesen and Eyter have bought out
The furniture stock Of Franks Furul-
fafe n1ase. fe9 West Silver avenue
Al outstanding debts wlll he settled
by El Frank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10

NVIftIt To hNIistlIBIllN.
& lnaCHInERs who fan 10 re-
= celye tho Morning journal
should telephone NEWLAN's MES
slsNGi,iis ~ Phone an4 giving
name and address. and the paper
VIII be delivered by a special mes.
scnger. Phone 40i.
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tion of anyone caught stealing
copies OF the Morning Journal
from the doorways Of subscribers
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
Crescent Hardware Co.

Cutlery Iron pine
Plumbing. Heating, Copper work
MS ". CENTRAL AVE TELEPHONE sI5
The Detroit times., 1914-01-05
COURT ORDERS
POLICE TO LOCK
UP ALL SPEEDERS
Arrest Only Cure for 25-Mile-an-
Hour Drivers, Judge Connolly
Declares
JAILS ONE MAN AND
HEAVILY FINES OTHERS
Henry RussePs Chauffeur, Who
Took Party JOy-Riding, Sent
To WOrkhOuse

Declaring that summary arrest Tor
all autoists who drive at greater
speed than % miles an hour is the
only cure for the speed mania, and
that speed hends are not only disturb
ers OF the peace, hut dangerous char
acters Judge Willia.u f. Connolly sent
one speeder to the House of Correc-
tion for 80 days. without the altelna-
tive OF a fine, anu imposed fines OF
not less than $50 on several others,
Monday
John Bershid, OF No. 945 Jefferson
ave, chauffeur tor Henry Russell, gem
eral counsel for The Michigan Centr.
railroad. was the man Who was sent
to the workhouse Detective Michael
I.annan said that Bershid was travel
ing at the rate OF 40 miles an hour on
Jefferson-aye., near Hastings-st., at 4
O'Clock in the morning. with party
Of six friends whom he had taken foT
a 10y ride
You officers should make summary
arrests in these aggravated cases OF
speeding" said tire Judge. "lt you
caught a man singing on the street or
acting little bit boisterously you
would be quick 90 call the patrol
wagon and nave him taken TO the sta
tion. You ought to do the same thing
with these speed maniacs. When you
catch one OF them, call patrol wagon
and lock him up for a breach OF the
peace. A man who drives a car In the
Gistrici Gt 40 miles an hour
(Continued on page EighD.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-05
SAY men DRAWN
TO TRY Gilman
DEFEND GRAFT
Sensational Affidavits Are Made
by Detectives Who Interview
Rejected Veniremen
ONE SAYS HE WOULD NOT
HAVE VOTED TO CONVICT
Prosecution Argues For Change
of Venue-Defense Will
Reply Jan. 26

Prosecuting Attorney Sheppard fled
mis- argument for change of ven4H
IN the aldermanic bribery cases, in the
recorders court, Monday mornings
Judge Phelan granted Attorney James
Mcnamara. for Aid. Gilman and ex-
Aid. Tossy, Ostrowski and Walsh.
three weeks 10 prepare his counter
argument, setting Jan. rs as the date
for'its hearing. Attorneys for the 9th
er defendants also asked for time to
prepare arguments, md were given so
days.
The prosecutor sprang a surprise on
the defense when, in a supplemental
petition, he introduced afidavits sign
ed b. Patrick j Sullivan and Reuben
w Becl% private detectives, who cali
ed on six OF the veniremen summon.
ed IN the Gilman case, challenged for
cause by the prosecutor and excused
by the court over the objection of the
attorneys for the defense.
The affidavits declare that Gregory
j. Ruedisaie, No. ;l6l Sullivan-ave.
tCoptinued ON pnge scvenD.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-05
DUST SAYS HE'LL
VOTE AGAINST
NEW CHARTER
Strongly Opposes the Provision
Eliminating Party Politics
In City Elections
II AM REPUBLICAN
AND WILL ALWAYS BE"
Will Never Vote for Democrat.
AS Long As G.. o. p. Has
Man on Ticket

Part Commissioner Dust, who was
president OF the charter commission
before Mayor Marx appointed him to
his presen. position and whose resig-
netion gave Edwin DENLY an opportu-
nifty to insist that the charter revision
be progressive Instead OF reactionary,
Will vote against The new charter.
Il am not yet ready 20 make a pub
lie statement or All my views on tho
new charter said Mr. Dust 81 have
not made a thorough study of il. But
there are several things OF which /
do not approve.
In the first place ! do not believe
that the charter commission ought to
have made so many changes The mu.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-05
JESSIE M'CANN
BURIED TUESDAY
Disappearance of Brooklyn
Teacher Solved When Body is
Cast Up

NEW YORK. Jan 5-The funeral
Of Jessie Mccain. the pretty 23-yCar-
old kindergarten teacher OF BROOKLYN,
whose body was washed mp by tht
sea Yesterday morning al Coney ISL
and. viii be held a. 81. Marks VI. r.
church tomorrow afternoon. The body
was found shortly after daylight by
George Neusse. city Waterman. II
was IN bad state OF decomposilio ION
and Identification was made by ring
and two stick pins. The young won an
disappeared mysterioWsl~~ Dec. last
and, according 20 coroness physicians
has been In the water since that time.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-05
PRESIDENT ENJOYS
ABSOLUTE REST

PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss, Jan
Absolute rest was President Wilson 3
rule TODAY. Visitors were barred and
he had a rea vacation The prcsi.
dent was on the golf links an hour
earlier than usual. 9pprecWtira ,9e
warm sunshine after nearlv q veel. of
bad weather
Today and tomorrow are 10 be hcs-
days Then the executive expects TO
buckle down 10 worn aud clear 81
The Detroit times., 1914-01-05
Prefit-Sharing Plan Announced
BY Giant Concern Will Put
Half of Earnings into POck-
cts of Employees
$4,000 MEN WILL. REAP
BENEFIT OF SCHEME
Hour Clipped From Work Day
and 5000 Will he Added TO
Factory Force

An epoch in the worlds industrial
history was marked in Detroit. Mon
DAY. and note struck IN the hymn
or humanity's progress that Will echo
throughout the civilized nations OF
The earth
few typewriter lines given out by
Henry Ford head o' the Ford Motor
company, bore in concrete fashion the
story
BY It's wording 22,00O men in the
army OF Detroit laborers al forge and
stamp. at drill and press, VIII be hit
I'd from the position OF wage earners
The Detroit times., 1914-01-05
LAWSON TO ARGUE AUTO
TAX CASE TUESDAY

Corporation Counsel Lawson left for
Lansing. Monday afternoon, to make
preparations for arguing the. automo
bile tax case before the supreme
court. Tuesday morning The city Is
fighting legislative measure. which
Il sustained will take $1,000
worth OF assessable property off the
city tax rolls