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The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

would do nothing but enforce a IS
minute parking regulation IN front
a. the Rayl store.
James Burns. proprietor Of The
ste Claire hotel. declared that hotel,
mon We're dealt severe blow by the
Couzens rule becau, tourists driy.
ing in from othr cities did not have
tHmr 10 register their families and
themselves before they found their
automobiles IN Jhe custody OF po-
lice officer.
tld Edward Barnett. of the Third
ward, bitterly opposed any move 10
have firms engage mctropol.tar 20.
ice officers n their own expense.
They pay taxes enough low
-aid Barnett "IH pay ny oaL ex.
cnse TO 20 10 Cleveland, Just so
that We can get a sensible ordinance
HAT will be a benefit 10 all the
eople.
Says Order Hurts Business.
Ira L. Grinncn. president oI Grin
rell Bros, declared there WAS plen-
~ Of room I'm the downtown streets
tc allow parking. providing Nle po-
Ice would eliminate the hog" who
leaves ms car standing In front OF a
business place all day ne charged
that MIR. Couzen- order was driy.
rg business from The downtown
istrict ard forcing people TO other
barts OF the city r. is npcssible
'ur a business man 10 drive us TO
bank in the morning long Enough
make his depo-ifg le aid.
Mr.. Grnnel! was particularly bit
or because hi, YOUNG daughter
cmplaincd against by tho police for
collation. OF the 1utomo1Ic traffic
csulations. was summoned INTO the
ecorder's court.
To think that 4 young grl must
= in the same room with criminals
enough 10 anger any one" he
aid why. the backs of the chairs
we're thick with the dirt OF tens Of
thousands OF heads that had laid
1a'nst hem
AID Freiwald said ne had receiv-
I'd -evertl letters Of protest but did
not have them with him
WHY didn't YOU present them"
emanded militant voice
Because / couldn't puk my car
n front OF the building in which
Office is located was the emil
Jug response
= +. Hariz after demanding that
cdiiications be made which vi
.ye purchasers oWnIpc automobile.
md physicians sourc opportunity 10
,op In the downtown district. be
me anSerel when Commis ionef
t0u1.ps said hat Broadway ner-
GIANTS were trying 10 steal The trade
of Wocdvard-ave. competitors
You won't got anywhere with
your proposition said IIartz. I'll
rou begin TO talk mat way
Mr. Bleitu eyer also replied TO
loulen- charge
Get Tip From cleVeiard
70 is probable that resolution
wll be introduced m the council TO
raht authorizing The ordinance
committee the moyor and the police
commissioner 10 inspect the traffic
regulation system in cleveland and
POSSIBLY in Chicago, where limited
rarking IS permitted in The central
district OF tho city.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
DR.. BRANDT is
OUT or A JOB
}Oard of Auditors Drop County
Physician to Pay a POliti-
cal Debt

The board OF county auditors mas
announced IFS appointments for the
omins year and the list does not
1clude the nam Of Or Edward T..
arendt Ii SIS said that Or. brandt
las been sacrificed because he ven
tured to aspire 10 an ONCE on his
own hook Or Brandt county
physician. anrounced that he
would be candidate FOR coroner
The Noyembcr election His op-
ronents, Il is said, exacted prom
SO from the auditors that he would
not be retained as county physician
he failed to get tine nomination
Or. Brandt withdrew from the race,
mt it did not save his job
AS promIs not TO rHppoint
KIM had been made" said Auditor
puhrer Tuesday morning, it had to
BE kept even tho be did withdraw
ON the race iJr tho nomination.
Dl Kenneth " Dlck was ap-
ointed to succeed Dr Brandt
Auditor Buhret said that the fact
that III o~ce holders in the county
}uildng and other county Offices
had been reappointed proved that
here was a sort of unwritten civil
crvice law In eltcct
These reappuntWents show that
an employe Is safe in his job SO
ong as he does his work satisfac-
forily," said a dltor Buhror, with
cut smile or C. reference 20 the
case OF Or Brandt.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
MISS MARTIN IS
BRAVE CRUSADER
Daring Woman, Now in Detroit,
Fought Suffrage In Ne
Vada and Won

Miss Anne Mar.n. OF Reno. Ney,
chairman of tho legislative commit.
tee of IN, Congressional union and
rational chairman OF Che Woman
rariy, who has come 40 Detroit for
The purpose OF offending The state
convention of the Michigan branch
OF the union In Bay city Wcdncs
day. Is q graduate OF Leland stan
ford university. and has also taken
degrees In Lon ION and Leipsic in
history and political economy After
finishing her education she taught
history iu the University of Nevada
hut became so Iesirous of aiding
women IN their struggle FOR The
franchise that sh went 10 England
and assisted Mrs Pankhurst in
London
When the suffrage campaicn was
started iu Nevada. she returned and
did the most Constructive WORK i'm
The state. becoming the leader of
thc u0ragist 'orces Nevada was
strongly cuiron. bed against the rc.
torn. George WinEnold, million
re. who controlled The mining and
cattle interests D. tho state. having
peut large sum of money 20 or
lanize A. There were many Social
tfs amonr fhe miners and 10 these
Miss Martin directed her first ar
,cuuou She visited every mining
camp in the entire state on horse
racE and alkod nfraee 20 the min
p- individually and n groups She
'ouud th,nl sympathetic 10 The
rausc In spite of Winrhclds oppo-
itiou
Not only Socialists. but Republic
s1s and Demo rats rallied 10 he
urragc STANDARD with tho result
uue, he state ,.a won This work
end the votA ieading up TO the
campaign took .troo solid years OF
her time. Sho was asked so run
ior Office but declined believing
uut me erraee cause is not noces-
arlly fgr.hcrcd that way az hc
pre- ent time
IN Nevada said Miss Martin
woman ~ cheruine personality
'ihcre ar e2n mcb 20 every won
IN Before uTl go was cnnod it
vae wide open nd Gambling was
rhe principal form of entertainment
Ior Tho miner hi- has becn great
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Frank Kerczynski Is
Held by Local
Police
DECLARE SUSPECT
HAS CONFESSED
Detectives Get Clue
Thru EmplOye Who Re-
fuses to Steal Cars

Frank Kerczy9ski alias Feed
Fisher, was arrested last Friday.
hut not untu Tuesday morunr did
become known that %" s rup-
posed by the police tn be- the head
az a big plot to steal automobiles
sll over tho coYrrr, NorcUn- u.
no lives at Sc IS icDraartNat.
the police believe. n ho icadcr of
on automobile trust that.had for lf-
chief idea the rsilnc OF car fom
coast 'o coast Thru This ar..-t
local detective ctpo.t 90 lmc up
other member COD sang Who are
aid 10 De- part pan'- fla thc most
ambitious plot SOS Kind yet
foated
Fisher is said 20 have conf ID
20 Tho police that ha had sto,on
:hrcc automobile ana bad -,ry,d
terms in prison Tor al'cmooaa
thctts.
According 90 flr police. Fisher re-
Gently inserted an advertisement
IN a Detroit uaper asking for "a
driver FOR Fred Fisher, so a. Pi
.Cuette.aye man whom th, uo-
lice know only a- Meade applied
'or tho Job and was told hc was
wanted 10 a.r, 100 auouo.i,"
truck Fisher appeared Go be n
charge OF a ga,Hsc at the ptquc'te
address
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Two Woman Robbed

While rear her home Mond9,
night. Miss y. Mcdonald No. j05
commonwealth ave, WAS approached
by sn unknown man about rs or 20
years OF age. SLo threw-his arms
around her and grabbed her blacB
leather handbag and ned The
purse contained string OF pearls
gold locket with "a chip diamond
and six rubics % gold ring and q
n money Nr- Hernia Herman So
sfG HcndricHs, was attacked by
Eu unknown man at iastings.-t
md Nonnig.ct and robbed Of a
LandbaE containing SI2.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
HUSBANDS
PARENTS SPOILED
HAPPINESS; SUES

Mrs. Edith Griffith places "a high
value or the happnc VI her mar
led life. which nc clims was
tiightcd by he- mothet in law and
father-inlaw. and has nlel suit FOR
10000 AGAINST Joseph r and Othelia
A Griffith the parents II her bus.
hand. William Griffith She alleges
that her marr.aec has been q failure
because Cf he influence eNcried on
Ter husband by his parents She
was married 10 Griffith MAY 3, 1908
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Oh Prices Soar.

PITTSBURGH Dec. g. PennsyL
ylnia crude oils Nent ~ 'ne nigh
cat prices since th'- hight between
the Standard Oil co and independ-
tnts in 1895 today Joseph seep
agency announced increases In all
grades OF from 10 10 cents per
barrel
TODAY prices: TIP Pcnnsyl
vania. t275. up lu,-Mcrccr. S220i
Corning S22O. Cabel. S2.17. Somer-
set 81 Up 5c--Ragland CSC
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
MOrtuary

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icdo-ovc Nf7r,,s,,t -
beloved wife ~ Chqrl.a paj5er ana
dear mother of the fpto Nra W q
Inerson Funeral yVedur.da, at b
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The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
HOENLOHE NEW
FINANCE MINISTER
FOR AUSTRIA

BERLIN, via Sayyille wirclesa
Dec G. Appointment of Prince
Konrad Won i3aralohe. former u.
ister OF the .nt"~,or of Austria. a.
minister ~ finance for both mon
arches. was formally announced In
Vienna dispatches today
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Il. s. ASKS ABOUT
CHEMUNG SINKING

WASHINGTON. Dec. d. - The
i'uitcd states government has in
lired Of the Austrian government
concerning facts surrounding he
forpcdoing Of the American steam
er Chemuns by IN Austrian subma.
T.ne
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Twenty Million Allot-
ted TO Michigan for
BettermentS.
DETROIT ALONE
GETS ,000,0 600
NJ a m m OF h 0 fiji C e
Building to BE Erected
At Cass and State


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used as the general offices oi ihr
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The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

Articles OF a-z, citation were fled
TUESDAY mornio In The county
clerk oflcc by 'ne Sail q Ban Car
huretor COMPANY. incorporated at
100000
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

China viii teach papcu1aking in a
government school
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
ron sAIE-urscElLANHous
HAINES' WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies' Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
)ees in the world for the
money. Ladies' Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store-1S79-over 81 years.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. w
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
VIM. A HAINES
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
BOARD 49, ROOM.

A NICE clean room with breakfast
and dinner Tor three gentlemen
who would appreciate Eood homo
r. k1ry 1E62-R
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
ron sALE-RcsIDrNCr pnorERrY
Modern Rnnralnw. S639

Aladdin Home containing six rooms
aud bath Price Includes AN ma
terial cut-to-flt No waste or lum-
ber. quickly erected Complete
Information and catalogue showing
hundred other houses, az 501
Ford bldg Phone Main $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
TO nENT-HoUsns
Hannah Rental Agency

a free list ~ houses and aats; Call
iu pDrsOn at tho Oldest ard largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
McGRAW BLDG
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
WILL ASK CHANCE
 OF VENUE IN THE
 CASES OF KRAUSE

Kazis Krauczunas announced this morning in the District Court that Monday morning he will file mo tion for change Of venue in the Krause cases. He win ask that they be transferred to Ketchikan. Ed ward was arraigned this morning on two indictments of murder and en- tered pleas of not guilty.
 The order of trial for the cases was announced this morning by Dis trlet Attorney Smiser The first case tried will be the forgery of the two orders on the Dexter Horton Bank, of Seattle, for money of the account of K. Yamamoto. This case will be started Monday morning. It will be followed by the trial for the mur- der of J. O. Plunkett.
 Following the Plunkett murder case. trials will come In the follow ing order: Forgery of the Yamamo- to mortgages; robbery of personal property belonging 10 ]. O. Plum kett; forgery of O subpoena served on William Christie at Treadwell; murder of K. Yamamoto near Peters burg; fraudulent use of tho mails in receiving letters in connection with the Yamamoto mortgages, fore closure and the forgery of the note from J. O. Plunkett to the local customs house
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
NEVER HURTING,
 NEVER DALLYlNe
 BUT PURSUIT IS ON

REGINA, Sask., May 1S.-Inspector Beyts and his Royal Northwest Mounted Police expedition have not yet located the kiln Mutt tribe Of Eskimos for which they have been searching since 1913. The murderers of the American explorers. Radford and Street are not yet arrested. ed.
 A report has just been received at Mounted Police headquarters here from Inspector Beyts. It is dated Thelon, February 6. Thelon is the winter base of the expedition and is located at one end of Baker Lake. Baker Lake is an extension of ches- terfield aInlet, off the Hudson Bay.
 Must Travel North
 The report indicates expectations that some time during the present summer the expedition will come in touch with the Eskimo tribe for which 1t is searching, It states the belief that the tribe is somewhere near Hudson Bay. about five hun. dred miles north of the expeditions present camp. If the murderers are located this summer the expedition will be able to return to civilization in the summer or fall of 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
ENVOY STARTS ON TOUR
 TO BOOM JUSTICE HUGHES

WASHINGTON. May 1s. HI. S. Hopkins of St. Clair, Mich, after Q conference with a number of sena- tors, has started on Q tour of Mich igan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and the Dakotas in the interest of the candi- dacy of Justice Hughes. He will en- deayor to get delegates in those states to pledge themselves to Jus tice Hughes for second choice.
 Before his departure Mir Hopkins declared he represented a group of New York business men who were behind Justice Hughes. He would not say who they were, but his state ment indicated that the Hughes movement is being financed liberal ly, and that 1t is to be extended throughout the country. Mir. Hop kins denied he had conferred with Justice Hughes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
GERMAN SPY IS
 CAUGHT IN THE
 BATTLE OF VERDUN

PARIS. May 1S.-After the first wave of the German attackers had receded from Donamount, a wounded Frenchman who had fallen just out side the works noted near him a big strapping French soldier. apparently dead. He did not recognize the sol dier and assumed he was of the re- serves. The second German attack came, and suddenly the supposed corps leaped up shouting "Hler da! Hier da;" ("This wayl This way.") The Frenchman. with several com rades. attacked him in frenzy, beat ing him with gunbutts. and even their steel helmets. When killed he was found to have a German uniform under his French overcoat
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
T. c. sToooARo IS
 APPOINTED AGENT
 FOR THE HUMBOLDT

T. C. Stoddard was this afternoon appointed agent for the Humboldt s. s. Cor in Juneau by F. S. Bush. assistant manager of the company Mr. Stoddard will have his office with the Juneau Transfer Go. on Front street and will succeed Frank Harvey, who has resigned the agency Mr. Bush came north this trip to re. lieye Mir. Harvey and appoint the new agent. He win sail south again tomorrow morning.
 Mir. Stoddard has resided in Ju- neau for number of years and is an accountant by profession. He has been employed at the Sanitary Gro cery for some time and before that had charge of various sets of books in the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
AMERICAN SHIPS
 ARE ORDERED TO
 DISPLAY THEIR FLAG

NEW YORK. May lS.-In accord. ance with instructions from Wash. ington. the custom house is notify. ing the masters of all outgoing yes. sells that when passing foreign warship the American vessel must closely observe the rule of the sea to display the flag of the nation to which the ships belongs. This or. der Is further precaution for the protection of ships of the United States when in the war zone.
 After putting out of port and on the open seas, although the above rule is an old sea law, 1t has been the custom to furl the ships flag and hand in it's place small and ih- expensive pennant of the national colors.
 The government in the present crisis wants no chance of complica- ton now with any foreign govern ment in which 1t might be contended that the nationality Of the ship was not discernable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
WINNIPEG WOMEN TO
 PROTEST WAR WIDOWS

WINNIPEG, Monitoba. May is. - Plans for a Dominion-wide protest against the proposal of the Salvation Army to bring 5000 British war wi- dows with two children each to Can ada after peace has been declared, are being worked out here by women of Manitoba province.
 Women of Winnipeg and other cit ies have united in protest against the plan of the Salvation army and have denounced it as impractical and un- fair to both the war widows and the women of Canada.
 The chief object Of the Salvation Army's proposals Is to relieve Eng land of a portion of the surplus Of female population and to provide cp. portunity for the widows to take up 
 Just what form the general pro- test against the movement will take has not as yet been determined.
 The Empire Is e producer Of print t,., fhaN win opcapo the Wnste basket
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
coRYELLs WIN OUT
 IN TENNIS SECTION

TREADwELL. May 1S.- After an exciting race for honors Mir. and Miss Coryell won out in their sec ton in the tennis tournament The teams in second section have several sets yet to play so that the finals will not be decided until next week Two match games were played in the Natatorium yesterday Mir. Kin zie and Miss Koss won two sets. 6-4 and 6.2. from MT. Hayes and Mrs. Coughlin. Mir. and Miss Coryell de- cided the championship of their sec. tion by winning two sets from Mir. and Mrs Soaring with score of GA in each.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
ISLAND Asws NoTEs

DOUGLAS. May IS. Miss Floy Tracy. principal of the Douglas pub lie school and Miss Beckstrom. Sth grade teacher, loft on the Spokane last night for Seattle. Miss Beck. strom win so on from there to her home in Everett. Yash.
 The street Improvement committee Is busy transferring the ups and downs Of Third street into an np- to-date boulevard. The unslghtly holes near the Lutheran church are being filled in and the street widened. The work of widening the govern ment road. also. Is nearly completed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
No More Gas on the Stomach or Sour Stomachl No More Heavy Feeling
 After Meals or constIpatlonl

If you have sour stomach, consu- patton or gas on the stomach try JUST ONE SPOONFUL simple buck thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-tka, the MOST POWEk- FUL bowel cleanser ever sold.
 The VERY FIRST dose shows re- Buits and a short treatment with Ad- leri-ka will surprise you.
 It drains suoh astonishing amounts of old matter from the system that A SINGLE DOSE relieves Constpa- ton. sour stomach and gas almost INSTANTLY A dose twice week guardg against appendlcIlia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
SAYS PROHIBITION
 CERTAIN lN ALASKA

PORTLAND. Ore, May 5.-Alaska will soon so dry" according to the prediction Of John F. Bouse, deputy United States marshal. who is in Portland today from Valdez. Bouse says sentiment for prohibition Is growing rapidly in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
ragApwELL NOTES

TREADwELL. The rreadwen Gun Club will so over to Juneau tomor- row as guests of the Juneau target enthusiasts. The local members win leave on the 9:S5 ferry.
 Walter Mauseth. one of the office stan. Is laid up in hic rooms with an attack of la grippe.
 Lee Swihart. employed four years ago at the Cyanide plant, returned to the Island on the Al-Ki.
 A high fence has Just been com pleted around the lightning arrest ors south of tho power plant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
BAND MUSICIANS ro MEET.

All band musicians desiring to be- come affiliated with the new A. B. band. are requested to meet Mon- day night 8 o'clock in the fire hall at the City Hall. This will be the first meeting Of the A. B. band. and will meet for the purpose of secur- ing Information as to instruments. etc
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
AL.Ki IN AND OUT.

DOUGLAS. May 1S.-The Al-Ki which arrived yesterday morning with eleven first class passengers, left this morning with tho following from Douglass Mir. and Mrs. Carl Weiss and two children, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Jussuila and two second class passengers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
eIarApAY sURsRlsg pARrY:

DOUGLAS. May ls. Friends of Mrs. John Henscn, surprised her at her home last evening. the occasion being her birthday. An enjoyable evening was followed with refresh ments served by the guests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
OR. cHAs. 5. CARTER.

Modern dentistry in an branches. specializing ln plate work, using the method of Dr. sam1 c. supplee, of New York. Plates made by this meth. od will give absolute uatlsfaction = phone 8. DOuslas li-2e-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
FREE pANcE
l122t

The Douglas Finnish Society win hold free dance at Mayfower Payil- ion, Douglas, Saturday night. May 13. The Finnish Humu (Echo) Band of Juneau. 25 pieces. will furnish the music. Everybody is Invited. 12-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
owed to pass the British censor

LONDON - Danish importers of American fruit. the only kind obtain able in Denmark until Autumn. have made strong approximations to their government in favor of Q prohibition upon all fruit exports from Den mark
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

has a navy for the first time in his tory, though no foot of Serbian ter ritory is nearer than eighty miles to the sea. The purchase of the de- stroyer Vellka was announced by the legation here. The Velika will be used to escort troop ships carrying to Saloniki the Serbian forces from the Island of Corfu.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
BRIEF CABLE NEWS

eERLiN-The arrival Of a deIesa- tion of members of tho Bulgarian Parliament at Budapest, Hungary is reported in a dispatch to the Over seas News Agency. The Bulgarian parliamentarians will visit Vienna and Berlin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
PANslEs.

Beautiful baskets or pansies to be had at Palace of Sweets. 122t
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mo4h.r., D,v Celebration.

Mothers Day Celebration. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Evening worship at S:OO D. m. The following is partial list of services that will be given; Old familiar hymns
 My Mother Iris Of Thee, class song.
 Recitation-"Mother's Love- Recitation. Write Her a Letter To- day"
 Almost Persuaded. Letter to Write" a class song.
 Mothers Rocking Chair" song Recitation: ''Welcome to Mother. " Recitation: 1T Love You Mother" |" Recitation: "The Sweetest Word" Recitation: My Mother" A short address on Mother" Solo: Silver Threads Among the Gold"
 Recitation: Mothers Room" Recitation: Home Defined"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

BERLlN-aA prominent low living in Holland states that the extradition of Russian refugeeo in England and France has been arranged the Ov- erseas News Agency says.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

BERLIN - Negotiations between Bulgaria and Roumania for a com mercial treaty have come to a stand still, according to a Sofia dispatch to the Overseas News Agency.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
RoME-The serbIan government

Dr. Mathis has moved to his new residence on D street. between school house and the post office and will have his offices upstairs. 24-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

LoNDoN-An agreement has been between the Danish and Brit ish governments by which business from Denmark to the United States and England arc al-