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The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
POLICEMAN WHO
KILLED SALOON
MAN ENUMERATED

Patfolman John iteyFt Who shot
Charles r. Cornelius. saloonkeepcr.
Aug :. the man dying two days
later IN 81 Marys hospital was
generated By jury in Coroner
R0thacher's court. Fray morning
and the prosecutor later announced
that all charges against Reys' would
be Immediately dropped
Reysts story OF the shooting
which differed from that ~ The "a
Ioonkecper and the istter's son. vas
corroborated by several eye-wit.
nesses Of the shooting
Reyst. In citizens clothes had
run from his home. 70 break arp q
hght IN front % tho saloon. when,
he said Cornelius suddenly dragged
him through the door Of the place.
and started 20 pummel him The
officer drew hts revolver, which vas
discharged during the iracas, fatally
wounding Cornelius
Cornelius had declared that ne
mistook the officer for one Of
gang 81 mon whom he had elected
from the saloon
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
X. OF P.'S WANT
TAXES CANCELLED

Mayor Marx appeared before fhe
council committee on taxes, FRIDAY
morning. IN behalf 81 the Knighte
of Pytldas, asking a cancellation OF
three years taxes or their building
Cafs-aye. and pagg.st IN their petit
tion the Knights OF Pythias claim
tax exemption on the property on
the ground that II IL being bought
on contract from the First Baptist
society a religious organization. and
also. because the hall Is used occa-
sionallv fer ecclesiastical and char
liable purpofet The 1913 tax claim
against tho property has been sold
10 G. a. Wilisle. tho tax title man
% would request the committee %
do anything that Is proper under
The Jaw to assist tho knights NJ
Pyth,as in the matter" was MBror
MARKS request Of the committcc
The petition was referred 10 As
shitaut Corporation Counsel Barlow
Ton an opinion. The members OF he
committee indicated plainly HAT
they did not think the property On.
titled 20 tax exemption.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
Shell-Making Machin-
cry Shipped BY
Aerial Route
TRIPS MADE ON
DARK NIGHTS
Vigilance of Bulgarian
! Border Patrols Is
Eluded
~ UNITED PRESS.

AMSTERDAM Aug g7-ThAt
German Zeppelins have been en-
ployed 10 relieve the Turkish shen
shortage by one Of the most novel
schemes OF the war; was the story
brought here from Berlin today
One hundred tons OF fine machin-
cry used In the manufacture %
shells have been carried from the
Austrian frontier soross Serbia and
bulgaria TO Turkey IN Zeppelins. ac-
sordlng 70 information reaching
here. The zeppelins travelled BY
hight To escape detection by the Bul-
garian border patrols and protests
against violation OF, bulgarian terri
tory. Each OF the dirigibles, carried
from three 20 four tons OF machin-
cry for the Turkish ammunition
works
< Advices received here today said
that nearly dozen OF Count Yep
pelin's largest dirigibles were used
On the ESQ fiights from the Austrian
TO the Turkish border.
\. Their use for this purpose. Il was
stated. accounted for the zeppelins
Inactivity during the early part or
the summer.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
FOUR SUSPECTED
OF AUTO THEFTS;
POLICE NAB THEM

Louis Rang was arrested ~
Jackson. Mich Thursday evening.
oe The charge OF being one OF lhe
gang u bandits va1 held up Louis
s-raaUR taxicab driver. near Red
ford. tuE ~. and took bis ANTONIO
bile aRsy from him. after hiring
aim TO take party % three tor
drive
The stolen auto was later recov.
cred Jackson, and the police Of
shat ti,y had been on the lookout
Ranger. who helped 20 dispose
% ihe stolen auto, and then skipped
% Toledo returning TO Jackson.
Thursday
Deputy sheriff Theodore Robert
sou has gone To Jackson 10 bring
Ranger back here
Three men were arrested on sus.
1lcion Of stealing ~ auto which
'dey had tried 70 dispose q for
&I50. early Friday morning. on
Grand Riyer.ave
Detectives Good. Collins snyder
and Oldani made the arrests AZ the
.hree men we're creating a disturb
anee I8 heir effort 10 get drinks in
Grand Rsvcrave saloon
John Jackman. o. No PA Baker
st Who uas driving the auto, Is
known 10 tae police. 80 former
pal" % Harry Monroe. boy bandit.
Jackman WAS arrested with Monroe.
or tho charge Of holding 40 clerks
III Brlsbabcr's furniture store. some
scar. ago, bu, was not prosecuted
police Aaye not yet learned Who
owns The machine which the three
men had
The other prisoners gave their
names ~ Harry Williams, OF Parma
CITY Idaho. and Frank Brooks Of
Cleveland o.
While investigating that case.
the Detectives also picked up three
other men who were lettering on
Grand River-aye.. and were unable
10 give a satisfactory account Of
themselves
William Hayden. Of No t0i 81.
Ciair-ayo.. had a watch chain dang
ling from his vest. when he Was
carched In the central station. bat
the watch was missing n was
later found IN the patrol wagon
and the police believe that Il was
stolen. ard that Hayden had tried
20 disposc oi b. The other sus
pet,s gave thelr names IA Clayton
r. Warren. ~ AshfabnIa. O.. and
Daniel & Roy. of Conneaut. o
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
Tells Garrison Silence
Orders Will BE Car
ried Out
WAS REBUKED FOR
T. RS UTTERANCE
@ arris o Replies TO
COlOnel's Defense of
His Speech
b. UNITED PRESS

WASHINGTON. Aus 1-secre
tary OF War Garrison TODAY received
the fouowius telegram FROM Ma.
Gen Leonard Wood hem be re-
buked for allowing Col Roosevelt
70 make = speech critcis.ag the ad
ministration. So the Patts5urg y
y. citizens training military camp
"Your telegram received and the
policy laid down ail bee -ieid,y ad-
hered TO-
when asked n he had seen Col
Roosevelt's comment on the reouke
20 Gen Wood, Secretary Garrison
said Il was not his duty 70 save
the colonel from himself
The ex-president. said Garrison
takes the position that 50 is no
torious that be has the habit OF
making indisCreet speeches and
that IL, therefore. was my dnty 20
snd OUT y BE intended 20 so 20
Plattsburg. and II go 10 head him
OF aud save him from himself
This was in reply % the colonies
charge that the secretary knew
three weeks In advance that be vss
20 speak In Plattsburs II would
have been a rather large order. com
planned Garrison, 70 find ont what
Roosevelt intended % say and pre-
vent him from saying a.
He's very active man. cor
tiuued the cabinet member. and
I'm very busy one, and its going
10 be a pretty hard job FOR me 70
keep my eye or him all the time
The secretary Hkened the coli
onsis attitude toward himself 10
that OF the Maine farmer who was
on bis way TO the railroad station
one morning when be met 4 friend
Where you goin said the
friend
I'm goiu' down 70 Bangor " said
the farmer, "to get drunk-ard
great Lord. how I 90 dread st."
TIE secretary minated THAT be
expected" this Would Do the end
OF the matter.
~ The White House Il was said
the Incident was thought 70 be
closed and no further development
IL exrected there.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
FERRIS HONORED
AT NEGRO JUBILEE

eCHICAGO, Aug. 27.--This was
Michigan day at the Lincoln jubilee
exposition In the Coliseum. and vas
marked By the presence last even
fpg OF Gov. Ferris. with party OF
Hichigari Legislators.
: Besides the governor. the commit
toe includes State Senators Edgar
A. Planck aud Fred l.. Woodwork.
and State Representatives Fred h.
Wells, or Cassopolis; James ID. Je-
rome. OF Detroit, and D. II. Hinklsy.
of pctoskey. Rep. T. F. Francis. OF
Ishpeming. arrived In Chicago late
yesterday.
Que OF the features OF the program
was the presentation OF a portrait
OF Gov. Ferris 10 him by William
Rose Roberts. OF the Michigan com
rnisAion. The portrait was made by
q cnlored man.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
AUGUST COOL
BUT RECORD IS
NOT IN DANGER

Though August lacks 6f degrees.
so FAR. of being normal month 10
temperature. b. ~ not likely 10
break any records for cold. accord.
ing 70 Observer Norman 3D. Conger
Mr. Conger's memory does not have
20 10 further back than 1872 10 End
A cold August Iu nat month, the
average temperature Was only g.
degrees. This month viii be con.
.ideraoIy higher than that. NJ says.
August. nevertheless, has helped
TO drag the year below normal, the
deficiency since Jan being 12s
degrees.
Augusrs excess OF rainfall. so
far. Is RS incnes. The excess since
Jan & IS al inches
II o. not likely that there VIII be
any rain very soon, Mr. Conger be
lieves The high pressure area
which f. hanging over the lakes
managed 70 sidetrack some wet
weather that otherwise might have
hit US but is passing over tho south
eru states 20 the Atlantic instead.
The coolness IS going 10 continue.
Nr ConEer says, but - isn't going
70 be quite 20 cool The minimum
temperature IN the pact "a hours
was 81. at { o'clock Friday morn.
ing
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

or Belgium as part Of the price Of
peace. bur the future status OF Al
SAGE and Lorraine must De sec
oudary matter for the British en-
p.re II France cannot recover her
lost provinces, hy herself. England
would scarcely be justified In killing
OF her own male population 20
make a territorial gitt 20 the
French
Premier ViviAni's declaration that
the war shall continue until Aisace
and Lorraine are Won ia not. IA all
probability, arous,ng much interest
in Berlin The speech was adj
dressed 20 the chamber OF deputies,
which is growing restless under the
strain OF an indecislve conflict, rath-
er than 20 the German foreign Of
Ace But. Sir Edward Greys state
ment IS altogether different Il is
reply 10 the German chancellors
address 10 the re.chstag and that
fact alone makes 10 OF great inn
portance
The British foreign minister does
not adopt "a tone which repels IA.
.ure rubijc exchanges between him
sell and Won Bethmaun Hollweg
Tuquestoaably II can be said that
the frst informal peace negotia.
tions are now. IN fact under way
Instead % being conducted through
Intermediates they are taking the
form OF bubble statements delivered
by responsible ministers ~ England
and Germany Each nation IL eau
uously sounding the other After
the hrst extravagances have been
brushed aside common basis Tor
cousenung 10 an armistice may r..
veal itself az suddenly as The war
clouds gathered last summer
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
DIR. r. f. GUSTIN'S
HEARING STARTS

The examination Of Or Ralph r.
Gustln. charged with having caused
the death ~ Victoria ChaTbonneau.
July 2. by an Illegal operation. was
begun before Justice Sellers. Friday
morning. but after q partial hearing
Of the case. the matter was ad
iourned until afternoon
The defense contendcd that the
ante-mortem statement IN which the
girl designated the physician as tho
ono who performed the operation.
was not a legal statement. as she
was not believed 20 DO dying al the
time she made H.
Arguments on that question viii
be- made during the afternoon
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
DOPER
FROM TOLEDOIS
ARRESTED HERE

Skipping from Toledo when FED
eral officers were hot on h'z trail.
for violating tho drug laws. Charlie
K BaumGn. - years old. left his
mother in charge OF hts biz supply
n dope and Mrs Bauman later
fell into the hands Of the officials.
according 10 tho local police
Detectives Potter and Van Mort.
wick had been looking for Bauman
for three months and finally located
him. Friday morning IN house a.
Columbia 81 and Park blvd where
be- was living with ono Rose Felten.
- years old. ~ Toledo
The detectives found a large guam.
uty ~ morphine and three hypoder.
mic syrluges. and arrested both the
man ard the woman, who are held
for Toledo officers
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
Price Is Nearly Four
Times the Assessed
aluatiOn
TOUGH DISTRICT,
ASSERTS HEATING
Declares He Will OPP
pose Appropriations
for Building

Tha, The Board " Education r..
Gently voted 10 pas 10000 for d
school size assessed ~ oaly So 500.
nas rte interesting revelation made
AID Maurice keating. OF yhe
Fourth 2ard before The board reaI
estate commit re Thursday after.
uoal au3 lae transaction vas su1-
tect et animated discussion among
,le aspeet1rs il the board meeting
later
Tts purchase OF The site. which is
bounded U.s. Tones and Beech-sts
Second and TEItaves has been
approved dy Mayor Marx but has nor
ys received .ht controllers h..
AS required by law After consider
able debate The board voted 10 de
lay completion ~ the contract until
nr Charles r Chadsey superinten-
Sent O., schools. can be consulted
The school 90 oe erected here
WOULD rake the place OF the old vii
Eas school on Aboott-st. which IS
,1 be- torn down on, AID Heating
declared chat The site Is in the heart
% one ot 're most disrepu,able dis
rrlcts 10 me ci,s and hat there are
-ur few children IN the neishbor
hood New factories 70 be erected
in the neigh 1orhood soon VIII make
&, siil less desirable he said The
alderman minated that be- had been
approached previous 70 'he purchase
with . proposition mat he 20 IN on
real estate deal 20 secure options
oC che proposed site. which Is In
rs ward
u- Albert NcNichael president
Of be board and Inspector from the
Fourth varG also Is much opposed
Re locating a school 0a This site.
The deal WAS made while he was in
Alaska
TIE options on lhe site were se-
cured y the real estate drm Of
Barry 4 Die.z John Barry. 81 This
GTm says the property has not been
assessed ar anywhere near Es real
value The Edison CO. and other
corporations THAT have recently
sought property here laid az much
- NOT more thsn the school board.
he Says
Aid Keating's parting shot 10 me
real estate committee wa. -tar BE-
would fight any appr0pr G9n for a
school site in The co-r.l next
prinE
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
PUBLIC MEN To
MAKE ADDRESSES
AT STATE FAIR

Men prominent 81 the state and
marion wIl give addresses H- the
Michigan State fair next month. ac-
co-llug TO an announcement made
today by IS Dickinson general
manager on the big exposition
The fair VIII open on Labor dsy
az $ a. "a but the formal opening
Is not scheduled 70 take place until
noon. speaker on the srst day
will De President Aiken OF ,ae falr
General Manager Dickinson, Mayor
Marx and Henry Ford. An effort
eas made 90 have GOV Ferris OH
tend The fair or opeuia. 3ay bur
a. via not Dr. present until Erltas
sept l0 which has been designated
as Michigan dav
Senator james = Nurrhs wl
speak on The first Tuesday which
ain BIZ Old Soldiers day Former
Congressman DENLY Vul also add
dress tae veterans az ,ae Civil psr
\. p HUI. vice ore ideut u the sa,r.
VII spesk on "Wednesday STATE
Grange day A tails all also be
gwen by John Ketchum of Hast
iugs. master Of the Stats Grange
and member Of the state Arrlcli-
rural Fair commission.
Grant Slocum 1f Detroit VIII b.
the principe. speaker on tae fol-
lo7 irs dsy. when tr- Cleaners win