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The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

Slippery pavements, Thursday night added to the
that percentage motor drivers will
persist in caused % motor accidents for the day
No deaths have resulted yet although is in
the hospital seriously injured internally and it is impossible
to tell yet whether he recover.
Eleven others less seriously injured
10 other accidents which only property
damage resulted
anything needed to keep the interest of those
agtang greater safety the streets the con-
slant list of accidents ought to do 1t.
AT the time has to wonder how much educauon
motorists will need before they begin to reme"ber the
rights OF etAeFs.
For weeks the police department. the and hun
careful been talking about the
dens and laying special stress the necessity for respect
ing safety
Yet two of Thursdays accidents in safety
is it, approaching it, ought to be allowed to drive
a motor on DerOit's streets again.
Police Commissioner Gillespie that he VIII get
busy at raised platform safety at the corner
of Woodward and Adams-aves.
Most motorists believe that raised platform safety islands
shOud be unnecessary Many of them think that placing
distractions In the street is to reduce accidents
Nobody in the city Is taking i'm
ing motor drivers to be careful than the organization of
lists themselves and the big banquet Wolverine Auto
mobile club to be held in the Fellowcraft club Friday night
will probably be resolved largely into school of nsruc
on for motorists how to take the precautions them
selves the prevention of accidents that
rest of the motorists in town who do not belong to the club
take the
"We have got to make il questionable to he careless
declared W. d. Rockwell who the prime in the clubs
campaign for safety IF cannot do ANYTHING
else ought to yell at the who with headlights
in encOahes safety one of those
things which lead so inevitably to accidents"
Mr. Rockwell will preside over the banquet Police Com
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
H|LLSTR0M,| ". HEAD
DIES FIGHTING; M0CKS
DEATH WITH LAST WORD
THE WEATHER

Detroit hnd vIcinityt Friday night.
partly cloudy and much cOIders SAT-
urday' fair and coldert moderate
westerly gales, dimIniShIu Saturday.
Lower MichiRnni Much colder FRI
day night With snow Ia north por-
tionI partly cloudy In south portion .
SATURDAY., fair Except sno~ cu--ies
near Lakes Michigan md HurouJ
colder In southeast portion.
Upper Lakes Fresh to strong west
winds Friday night. diminishlng
somewhat saturday, colder to-ight
and Saturday with snow on Superior
North Michigan and North Hu-on,
partly cloudy ON south Michigan aud
south Huron.
Lower Lakes strong south, shift
Ing TO west winds this afternoon on
Erie and tonight ON Ontario, coutIn-
uinE Saturdays rain possibly turning
60 snow Saturday.
storm warnings have been changed
10 northwest ON aiI lakes.
Highest temperature this date In
past f3 years, "a In I0OSi lowest. q
In 1880.
One year ago todayi Highest tenn
perature, 10; lowest, 10; mean. 70
cloudy weather with .OI inch or snow
The sun sets Friday mt sos %. mn
and rises Saturday at .i2s "a. m.
The moon sets Saturday at $3.50 a
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
STP,tKERS AND
STKIKE-BREAKERS
CLASH; 3 HELD

There was riot between strike
reakers and pickets at Monroe-ave.
and Farmer-st., Thursday night. and
when the police had succeeded in
cuolling the outbreak three Jf the
PARTY were lodged behind the bars
of the central station The pickets
had followed the strike-breakers
from the Monarch foundry al Nos
Sa5-g07 Greenwood-aye. and they
met al the Monroe-ave. corner.
4 crowd OF several hundred per
sons WAS attracted by the fight, and
many crowded to the doors of the
police station when the belligerents
Ueie taken in.
Bert Ramey, 20 years old, of No.
455 taSaife-st., one of the strikers.
Is held and Jim Strates. a strike
breaker, n years ufd, and his BROTH
cr. John, who is charged with hav-
ing struck Ramey with an iron bar,
also are under arrest Ramey has
deep cut on his head.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
ART|STDIES
A SUICIDE
Walter c. COrbett, of
Crosse Pointe, Was
in Poor Health

In state Of sudden nervous col
lapse. Walter G. Corbett, son OF
Cornelius Corbett, Washlngton.rd,
crosse Pointe. shot himself with a
revolver in the family bone, some
time Thursday afternoon, INJECTING
a fatal wound. He was dead when
found by memb Der of tho family
Mr.. Corbett was % years old lie
was educated in the University Of
Detroit and was making good pro
gress as an artist, whel illhealth
forced him to lessen his efforts
He is survived by his father. one
brother, Vincent. and three sisters
Mrs. Harold Palmer and the Misses
Valerie and Edith Corbett.
The funeral viii be held Monday
morning from ~SS~feter and Pauls
Jesuit church.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Beloved Detroit Priest
Had Suffered From
Stomach Trouble
FIRST CATHOLIC
CHAPLAIN IN NAVY
Funeral Will Be Held
in Holy Rosary,
Monday

The Rev. William II. Ironsides
Reaney. of Detroit, chaplain of the
Brooklyn navy yard and the first
Roman Catholic to be appointed a
chaplain in the United States navy,
died Thursday night, in Bellevue
hospital, New York, from the eff
fects of an operation for stomach
trouble.
FIR. Reaney was the son OF Capt.
Henry Reaney. II. S. N, and was
born 52 years ago, on the frigate
"1ronsides," for which he was
named. He was educated in the
parochial schools of Detroit and the
Detroit Jesuit college. now the Uni
versity of Detroit. He was educat
ed for the priesthood in st. Marys
academy. Baltimore, and following
ordination was made chaplain in
tho navy by President Harrison.
Fr. Reaney had travelled all over
the world with Uncle Sans sailor
lads and was with Admiral Dewey
in Manila bay. lie was OF athletic
build and very fond OF all sports
He is said to have been the first to
give an impetus TO athletics among
the men of the navy, and, skilled
boxer himself, he soon made this
sport a favorite among the men
Fr Reaney was national chaplain
OF the Spanish War Veterans. A
year ago he was appointed TO the
Brooklyn navy yard. Miss Josephine
Reaney. No. 41 Burlingame.ave. Is
a sister. and the only immediate
surviving relative
The body will be brought To DE.
troit for interment and requiem
mass will be said Monday morning
in the Church OF the Holy Rosary.
George A. Dick, commander Of the
Michigan department, United Span.
ish War Veterans, is sending no.
tices 10 the camp commanders. re.
qucsting that members meet the
body of Fr. Reaney at the depot and
attend the funeral in n, body.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Mayors Cabinet Or
ganizatiOn Is Regu-
lar Kaffee-Klatch
MEMBERSHIP
is LIMITED
Marx Machine Masti-
Gators Is Suggested for
New Name

The Marx Luncheon club has been
formed TO bring into closer relation.
ship the active members of the ad-
ministration. The club, which was
organized several weeks ago, is sup
posed to meet twice week and
more often If necessary. Between
Drciled steaks and black coffee, the
members of the mayors Official fam.
lily discuss matters OF political i'm.
portance. BY listening to the con.
versation that floats around the
table, the mayor is able TO keep in
close touch with the trend of affairs
in the various city departments.
Plans for the future betterment Of
The city, and the development of the
Marx political machine will be evolv-
ed from the discussions OF the
luncheon club members The idea
of building a temporary bridge and
a permanent structure simultaneous
ly Is said to have originated in one
of the MONDAY meetings.
The membership in the luncheon
club Is at present limited to Police
Commissioner Gillespie, d. p. w.
Commissioner Fenkelg Controller
Engel. Corporation Counsel Dinge-
man, the mayor aud his secretary.
Edward T. Fitzgerald. The meet
ines are held in the Harmonic and
ether convenient places The dis
cussions ere informal, usually follow
ing a weli-digested dinner.
When matters of seneral import.
ance come up for disposal. the
MAYORS cabinet members will meet
in the city hall and all branches OF
the administration will be represent
ed. Just now an absorbing topic
that the Marx Luncheon club has
under discussion is the betterment
Of street and traffic conditions in the
city. Street car matters will be left
entirely with Secretary Hayden and
Continued on rage Twob.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
BY UNITED PRESS.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov. IL.
With a mocking cry of Fire. let
er go" on his lips. Joseph HilI-'
strom. itinerant poet and I. w. W..
leader, today received four bullets
IN his heart from a firing squad.
This was the states penalty for
what Gov. Spry told President VIII
son, In refusing further leniency.
was "one of the most brutal slay.
ings ever done In Utah."
Hillstrom died nghting. A model
prisoner up to the moment his
guards went to his cell in the luli
before daybreak to lead him to the
prison yard, the condemned man.
suddenly sprang upon his guards
with the fury of tiger. He WELD
ed a broom handle that In some
mysterious way he had secreted In
his cell. One OF the guards was
beaten down. All showed the marks
of Htiistrom's dying wrath as they
stalked beside him to his place OF
death. -
Hillstrom had asked to be permits
ted to look into the rifle barrels
from which his death was TO spurt-
The request was refused Even ar
ter the bandage was on his eyes
and heavy straps pinned his arms to
his sides, Hillstrom struggled for
sight. With Hillstrom strapped into
the big congress chair. Sheriff Cor
less shouted Aim"
Hillstrom, who had been quiet
| several minutes. galvanized the
nerves of the witnesses, and all but
precipitated a bungled execution by
curling his lips In derision ana
shouting. Fire, let er go!"
Only for the difference in voices
probably two OF the guards might
have fired. for two gun barrels
pointing omlnously through the
apertures in the door were seen to
waver and then settle.
Sheriff Corless quickly grabbed
the cue. given by the doomed man
himself. Almost before Hillstrom q
high-pierced shrek had died away-
the sheriff's voice echoed. Fire"
Hlllstrom's head sagged TO hts
breast with that leering grin still
on his lips.
All four bullets had pierced Hill
strom's heart The fifth rife. ac-
cording to practice, contained a
blank cartridge
In all Utahs executions by the
firing squad since condemned men
were allowed the choice between
shooting and hanging, today's ex-
fContinued on PaRe Fifteen.b H
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Is Shot to Death in
Prison Yard AT
7:42
POLICE FEAR
DEMONSTRATION
Eleventh Hour Effort
To Save Slayer's Life
Proves Futile
A history OF THE CASE
OF JOSEPH HIIlSTRoM

Jan. IL, 1911. G.. Morrison.
grocer, and young son airing.
slain by robbers.
Jan. IA, l9l4-Joseph Hillstronl
arrested in connection with the
double crime.
June 27, 1914--Hillstrom con-
victed, chooses 10 be shut.
Legalties delay execution.
Sept. 30, l915-President re-
prieves Hillstrom on Swedish
minister's request.
Oct. i6, 1915-Pardons board
OF Utah finally refuses commuta.
tion of the sentence.
Oct. is. l915-District court
resentenced Hillstrom to die by
shooting, Nov. 10.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
WOMEN TO
PLAN WORK

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov 19--
Mrs o n Clark, president OF the
Michigan Equal Suffrage association
has called meeting Of the execu-
tive board Of the suffrage associa.
ton TO t,e- held Monday at Grand
Rapids This is the first board
meeting or th' year, and plans nave
boon made for a most important ses.
sion Organization work will be
outlined and plans discussed for the
most effective years campaiCn ever
carried on by tho suffragists OF
Michigan.
Tho hoard meeting will open with
q luncheon in the Ho.el Pantlind.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
ACTION UP
TO GREECE
Entente Will Give King
Constantine But Little
More Time

PARIS. Nov. 19.--King Constan.
tine, of Greece. will be given but
little more time to decide between
friendship for Germany or the Al
lies.
Unless he decides in the Allies
favor speedy action will be taken,
ii is said today.
Not only is his present attitude
regarded as dangerous for the Fran
co-British campaign in the Balkans,
but disquietlng reports Of Grneco-
Bulgarian agreement and OF Ru-
mania's possible entrance into the
war as one OF the Germanic allies.
have decided the Paris and Londoa
governments.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
S5,000,000 of New Issue
Is Common; $780,
900 Preferred
WILL LTAKE CARE
OF NEW BUSINESS
Stock Dividend and
Bonus Are Features
of Re-Financing

Announcement is now made Off
cially by the Hupp Motor Car Co,
of the increase in the capital Of the
company from 81 ,O000 900. all com.
mon stock, to s6.500,O0o of which
$1,000 900 is TO he preferred stocL
and s5000.000 common stock. as an.
nounced in The Times some days
ago.
The entire issue OF preferred
stock has beer placed by the com
pany with Ladenburg, Thalman e.
Co. of New York, ami A c. Becker
& Co, OF Cihacog. The new capital
is to take care Of increased busi.
ness, as explained by the company
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
THE DOCTRINE OF UNPREPAREDNESS.
AUTO THIEF GETS
OWNER I'm BAD"

Nick Kowalewsk's automobile
met with many an adventure Thurs
day, but the owner was not at the
wheel AS result, two complaints
have Leen made to the rolice. and
detectives are searching fer a Young
man who stole the car nom Gris-
wold-st.. where II was parked.
Kowalewski, who lives~at No 654
John R.-st., missed his machine
shortly before noon. II Was not an
hour later that Dr. b. Esterbrook. Of
No. - GreenwooG-ave., reported
that his auto had collided with a ma
chine, which bore kowalski's license
number, in front OF 80. a42 Wood
ward-ave lie said tina he driver
of the machine jumped and He'd be-
core police Officers arrived on the
scene. Both cars were hadiy dam.
aged In the smash.
Both the physician and KoWaIew-
ski appeared at the GENITAL station
and made complaint against the un-
identified driver. of whom the po-
lice have description.
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War stock valuations. largely
n
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
SAY T. X. WANTS
TO LEAD FORCE
OF CANADIANS

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 1o-An
ottawa dispatch says 1T is re
ported here that there is a possibil.
ity that former President Theodore
Roosevelt may put into practical
erect his public and vigorous
cspousal NJ the cause " the Allies
by personally leading the way and
himself volunteering for active ser
vice with the Canadian forces.
while OF course. no official state
ment could, for international rea.
sons be made, as TO what position
Col Roosevelt would be given. were
no 70 ofer HIS services. It is cer-
tain that he should he given high
command possibly IA officer in com.
mand of 4 whole division"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
CLUB WOMEN OF DETROIT

Are welcome to sec Damaged Goods
az the Grand Circus theater, 30i
woodward ave. They'll have To ad-
NIT that its the greatest picture
Detroit has ever seen lust a few
more davs, Come Friday Saturday
and Sunday. Continuous ? a m. to
IL p. m. No children admitted-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

ROME, Nov. t9.-Destruetion
by Franeo-ltalisn torpedo catch
ers Of an Austrian submarine in
the Mediterranean is reported
here today.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

BERLIN Via SayvilIe Wire
less). Nov 1e.--The sinking OF
British monitor with it's en-
tire crew on the Tinrls, is re-
ported today in an official state
ment from constantlnople un.
der last Sundays date.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

HOTEL CHARLFVOIX
Special Sunday Evening Din
ner. Nov. 81.
TO D. NJ Music Price si-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Bulgars Fire Churches
Full of Women and
Children, Is Claim
ALLIED ARMY
MUCH TOO SMALL
Unable To Accomplish
Serious Offensive
Until Reinforced

ROME, Nov. te.-Another raid
on Venice Thursday night by
five Austrian seroplanes was an
nouneed officially today. but IL
was said little damage was done
and that there were no casual.
ties.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

LONDON, Nov. 1e.-Reports
first circulated last night that
the 6ulgsrs were In Monastir,
are still current today. They
lack confirmation, but all ac-
counts agree that the Serbs sit.
vation is desperate and that the
allied forces in the Balkans are
not YET strong enough to help
them much.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

why is II a girl who cuts a man,
selects the fellow who cares the
most?
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

PARIS, Nov. l9.--Atrocities by
the Bulgars so horrible as 10 make
the Balkan campaign OF 1913 seem
merciful are described by Serb ref
ugees who are pouring into Salonika
today.
The invaders are butchering their
Serb prisoners with the utmost re-
fnemeuts OF torture, dispat hes
from the Greek port assert. Hun.
dreds OF women and children were
burned alive in the neighborhood OF
Nish In churches where they hed
taken refuge. thinking the houses
of wnrShip- would be respected by
the Bulgars Instead the torch was
applied Those vino rushed out
were cut or shot down Others per
ished in the flames.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

War stock valuations, largely
foated on water are ever in danger
OF a raid by submarines.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
GET THE GRIswOLD HABIT

our boc MONDAY lunch Is habit
forming-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Hot Fighting in
Alsace District

PARIS, Nov l9.-Hotter fighting
CContinucd on Pace Fifteenl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-19
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-19
Mother Kelly
Says She VIII
HorseUhip Al

NE WYORK, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Eu-
genia Kelly Davis and Al Davis, her
husband, with whom she elOped TO
Elkton, Md. returned to New York
today. The couple made every effort
to keep secret their movements. Eu-
genia went directly 10 her mothers
home in +. C3rd st She wanted TO
effect a recOuC citation.
Mother Kellys reply was in effect
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The bride. who is heir to 100000,
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and walked out Of the house with two
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-19
Are You Bound for the Scrap Heap?

Doctor, | am not sick; but I don't
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