The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-19

oo-Ooicu phCcut m6uiCluoS THAT eIo
advertised to cure. but which have
no curative powers. Not only by such
fakes are the needy poor robbed or
their hard-earned money. but very
often serious illness Is permitted to
secure such hold on a patient while
experimenting with the frauds, that
cure Is impossible. Arthur e.
Wood, candidate for state senator, In
his political talks, promises, II elect
ed, to Introduce a bill creating q
board Of four druggists, four doctors
and one layman. This commission
OF nine will pass on the possible mer-
Its and curative qualities of all patent
medicines and devices before they
may be advertised and sold in. Michi-
gan. 1t Is intended that small tax
be applied on such articles SO as to
defray the expense Of the commission.
Alex j. Groesbeck, candidate for
nomination for governor, will address
the Colored Voters Groesbeck club
Of the Fifth ward, in Union League
auditorium, Tuesday night.
DR.. Banks B. Duncan, candidate
for one OF the Republican nomina-
tons in the Eighth ward. has prac-
uced medicine there for 90 years
and Is well known. His friends say
he will make q strong run.
Justice OF the Peace Fred z. De-
Claws claim for another term in that
ONCE Is sustained by a record which
proves that the law and the facts
have guided his decisions. They have
always stood the test OF review, be-
yond which fact nothing Is needed
to testify to Justice DeGaw's ability,
widely appreciated by the members
OF the bar.
Justice OF the Peace Edward Com
mand will step into the ONCE OF pro-
bate Judge, II nominated. and elected
to that office. by way OF deserved
compliment from the voters and a
promotion won by merit recognized
by all who have watched his court.
Justice Command has the important
faculty OF tempering justice with
mercy. He has been known to ind o
judgment against poor woman for
a grocer's bill and then give the
woman the money from his own peck
ct with which to meet the judgment
Among the numerous supporters In
the campaign for nomination are
men and women In the lowly walks
of life who thank Justice Command
for a square deal In ''the poor mans
court" The fitness and the ability
OF this candidate for the office he
seeks. permit Of no question and he
will undoubtedly give good account
OF himself In the primaries.
Bringing boys and girls into court
for juvenile delinQuencies, and the
resulting decrease In parental disci-
pline and control. are two agencies OF
crime that can readily be eliminated,
according to George II. Carlisle, can
didate for one Of the Republican pro-
bate judgeship nominations. Court
experience Of any kind degrades a
child, and tends to arouse an antag-
onism against the law and its meth
DDS, Mr.. Carlisle explains. The prop
er method of dealing with Juvenile
delinquents il through their parents.
he says, and juvenile courts should
have power to bring parents to court,
children. Thus would the child be
spared the court experience. and par
entail control be bolstered up.
Malcolm J. Mcleod, candidate for
the Republican nomination for con.
gress In the Thirteenth district. start.
ed the final week OF the campaign
with q rush, addressing q large noon.
day meeting and three big night meet.
ings. In Mr.. Addison's residence, No
4S Maybury Grand-ave., 800 citizens
were present, while In the Bricklay'
ers' union hall, High and Cass-ave,
the place was filed to overlooking
necessitating an address to the men
not able to get In the hall. At Six
teenth and Milwaukee gathering OF
800 men and women listened to Nc
Leod close his strenuous evenings
work.
The Mckinley club of Detroit Will
hold q smoker In the Armory, Satur-
day night. Sheriff Milton Oakman
will preside and the chief speakers
will be Prosecutor Allan H Frazer
and former Judge James o. Murfin.