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The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
WILSON FOR
SEIZURE OF
RAIL LINES
Said To Favor Full
Federal Control
During War

WASHINGTON. Dec S.-Govern-
ment control OF the railroads is per
sIstcnuy reported today to - Presi-
ticrft Wilson'S solution or tho trans
portauon crisis.
Appointment OF federal railroad
dictator will be The first step to-
ward unidcation OF all the lines dur
ing the war He Will ran the rail
roads as one big system. making
common use OF tr8ckaRe. equipment
and terminals. and pool revenues in
"a manner at present Illegal under
private management
G0vcrnulenI guarantee Of the rail-
way securities held by investors is
certain stockholders will be as
surod hat their interests will be
protected under government man.
aecmcnt
The only alternative seen today
Wa continuation Of The present di
recton of the lines by the railroads
war board and operating committee
of Fice-ure, e,idcntS. with government
loans aud congressional repeal of
aut rust acts The delay entailed
tu obtaining such legislation mill.
t3fes against this plan
kailroad executives anticipate that
.he president viii appoint a govern
ment traffic manager 20 coordinate
existing transportation agencies I'm
various war making branches such
as tho army. navy. food and fuel
administrations and shipping board
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
HOUSE DEMOCRATS
NAME SUFFRAGE
COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. Dec S. The sev
on democratic members or the new
house suffrage committee were nam
cd today a- follows
Baker California, proposed fot
chairman Clark Florida Saun-
dofe. Virginia. Blanton. Texas;
HNHard. Colorado Sullivan. New
York and Mays. l-tah
Republicans are expected 90
choose tha SIX minority members
Tuesday iust prior % the Judiciary
committee report ON the national
woman suffrage amendment Miss
Jeanette Rankin, of Montana, Will be
named ga "a place
poll OF the senate showed the
woman suffrage amendment proba-
hiy win be defeated thcro Adv0-
Gates of votes for women arc MAX
3ug similar noll m the house h.
fore deciding whether 90 bring The
resolution up n may be- delayed
hy Them
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
CARS JAM
TRAFFIC ON
WOODWARD
Riders "Cuss" Council
For Ordering Return
To Old Routes

Detruirs common council was
roughly cursed on the street cars
-tat} In hundreds o. honrcE wi7rre
late dinners were served Friday
night. following the resumption Of
old routes and the elimination Of
the skipsrops by the Detroit United
railway on The councils order
The conEscnuu on the streets, and
particularly ON Woodwdrd-ave.
could not possibly have been any
worse From o'clock on the cars
were packed q on Woodward from
Jefferson ave. as far as one could
see SO tightly that they could only
crawl along Between Jcfferson-aye.
and Grand Circus park there was p
solid column OF humanity i'm the
safety zone waiting 10 bc transport
ga home
For once the public was inclined
60 excuse the D. T.. r.. but it was
un-parnR in its criticism of the
common council The method cho--
cn by the aldermen 10 get back
az 'he company FOR boosting the
fares 20 1--WE cents did not appeal 90
this crowd at all
"Thc aldermen are "a bunch OF
damned fools was remark fro
cucnty heard
Give MS back skip-stops and thc
old routes cried others
There was a suspicion that the
d L. H. had brought ont an tho
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
THE WEATHER

Detroit and viclnityg SATURDAY
night and Sundny. cloudy with snow;
cold wave SATURDAY. nIghts lowest
temperature about degrees strong
east to northeast winds. shifting 20
northwest SUNDAY.
Lower Michigan snow Saturday
night Rrd sunday cold wave SRtur-
daY night.
UppeF Lakes Lake Superior fresh
eHst winds with snow on east p0r-
tioni fresh and possibly strong north
vest g4lnsls .ass-s.e 80 sss.rftssr4 vTtftr THfr
weather Saturday night and sunda ,
continued cold. Lake Michigan fresh.
possibly strong northeast winds this
afternoon becoming northwest to-
night snow tonight and SundBy.
Lake Huron moderate northeast 60
north EBies this afternoon and to-
niEht. probably becoming northwest
sundnyt snow.
Lower Lakes; strong east Hnd
northeast winds this afternoon aud
tonight becoming northwest SundHyt
sn0ut moderate east Euies on Erie.
Northeast storm warning displayed
H;3n n. M Lakes Huron, Erie and
Ontario md southern Michtgnus So
we're storm central ia Nentucky NOV
inE northcnSft moderate 60 fresh
northeast gales on Erie aud Huron
becoming northwest SUNDAY morn
ing.
Highest temperature this date in
the past "a wears. 80 IN tS~Qi lowest.
IN 1882 mud 1900.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Ship TOrpedOed While
On Duty, Thursday,
In War Zone
PARTIAL LIST OF
RESCUED RECEIVED
Identity of Others Ii
Not Yet Learned
In CAPITAL

WASHiNGT TON. Dec. s-Th,
American destroyer Jacob Joner
was sunk by submarine az ;
O'Clock Thursday night while patrol
ing foreign waters and only 81 sur
vivors have been picked up. the nav,
department announced this after
noon
This would Indicate that about s.
men We're lost, altho others ma,
have been saved
Secretary Daniels, always deepl.
sftrrtgr by any disaster 10 nav
craft. was deeply moved at this dis
aster which hit his immediate fam
lily
Mrs Daniels lost another brothe
IN the navy during the Spanish
American war. Worth Bagley. ma
rine, who was the first man killet
IN that war. was a brother OF tn
commander of the Jacob Jones II
fell 80 Matanzas
Mrs Daniels was prostrated az he
home by the news. Interviewers VII,
We're admitted found her In tears
unable 10 discuss the loss of tn
ship and The still unreported fan
of her brother
Mrs Adelaide r. Bagley. mothc
of tho destroyer commander ard
guest at the secretary's home. ais
was deeply moved by The news.
The Jonos was commanded h,
Lieut. Commander David Worth Bas
ley, brother of Mrs Josephus Dan
iels, the wife Of the secretary Of m,
navy The official announcement
made thru the committee on puhlb
information said
The American DESTROYER JacO)
Jones was torpcdoed and SUM
THURSDAY Dec g. ar s. p. IN. whit
on patrol duty In foreign waters.
EARLY reports indicate that 3
continued on Page Niue)
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Only 81 SURVIVORS ARE REPORTED
FROM JACOB JONES; BROTHER LAW
OF DANIIEEALSS Is IN COMMAND OF VESSEL VESSEL

extra cars it had stored In the
barns, but an that there was none
too MANY 90 take care Of the jam.
NOT enough fact
suburban as Well as city schedules
were all shot TO pieces The inter
uTbans were an the way from 90
minutes 10 more than an hour late.
The council undoubtedly will hear
from The public next Tuesday night
There lis possibility the govern
went may take a hand I'm the situa-
tion Dispatches from Washington
say thaJ tbe fuel administration is
urging electric railway lines all over
the country 90 cooperate with the
administration Ia the saving Of fuel
by adopting the skip-stop plan and
eliminating as many runs as possi-
hle before e. m. and after m
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
13 YEARS
LIMIT FOR
BOMB GANG
Longest Sentence That
Can BE Given If
They're Convicted

John =. Kinnane. United States
district attorney. took a little time
or Saturday morning 10 figure ont
just what kind Of a sentence could
be meted ont 20 Albert X Kalt.
schmidt and The Eve other alleged
corspirators being tried with him
in the United States district court.
in the event Of their conviction.
He found that each OF The six de-
PENDANTS could he sent to prison for
Is years Under he general charge
or conspiracy against the govern.
ment there are three counts. Thov
charge The defendants with conspir-
Ing 10 blow up the ST Clair tunnel.
the Detroit Screw works and with
organizing an untrieudlv expedition
into Canada Under the law if tho
defendants are convicted they may
be sentenced 10 five wears each for
the tunnel and screw works iobs
and three years for the Canadian
invasion No alternative OF paying
fine is permitted under The law.
0f the three attempts at dvnaHlt--
Ing charged I'm The indictments only
the one in Canada was successinl
when PORTION OF the Peabody niant
was partly wrecked, yet this is tho
oHense that carries with 80 the mild
eat punishment, because u was com
mirted outside OF the United States
Conviction ON those charcos. how
ever. viii not prevent Kufschmdt
and some of his alleged accomulices
from being tried on sHl other
counts. upon which. n they were
found guilty, they could De- son
fenced 10 equally as long terms
After having satisfied This govern
ment they could be turned oyor to'
Canada, provided Canada could find
charges against them of am extra
dlsable nature
Altho kaltschmidt SIS charged with
being the ring leader and arch
conspirator. the law provides no
more severe penalty for him Ihau
for his alleged helpers The gov
ernment now believes. at the end
OF the first week OF fhe trial it NUl
require al least two week and
probably longer to complete the
care.
HEAITY CONTEST
WaNUe ffn nrdcug DturIur Pavilion.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
JUDGES TO AID
IN ANSWERING OF
missionaries

That the Wayne county circuit
judges may give as much time as
possible in assisting in the propara-
fion of answers TO the government
quesiiouaircs. resolution was
adopted Saturday changing the rou-
tine OF The circuit court during the
January term. which lasts until
April After Dec 2l. when the pres.
On jury panel expires, the court
rooms viii be open afternoons and
evenings for the purpose Of helping
draft subjects with the question
blanks
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
BOy's S Pockef Tapped
By Youth Posing
As Trudnt Officer

Tragedy campoj for abou pn hour
on tho trail OF Johnny Tumm le
years old, 80 ib0 Junrfi.nptc.
Saturda, mornlug n was n no.
person of l5trdrold boy who
cn,iousi watched Johanr Hiuandnr
ing pcnnic, and nieuti- IN penny
arcade ON Monroe
Johnny bad Dis F-rk's arrumuia
tion OF silver Wth bm and was
bound for irric recreation tio
had looked at all fhc 'uuuN pfcurr
and listened 20 fha rlefimo records
and wa bound for tbc hoonc gal
lery when the l5yearold bo, loom
cd up
Whore did YOU get an that mon
eyH' hp demanded "Im q truant
ofhccr and kid like YOU isn't al
lowed Goo bo in here anyhow
Thrn hc ordered Johnny 90 accom-
pany him down thp street Ry This
time Johnny was in tears and the
boy tools advantage of bis prisoners
evident fear uf Iail cor some other
like horror
"Tell vou what l'N do he pro
posed 'lf YOU give mo what yon
got left, Ill iet Nou go this tme.
Then Doe took i5 cents. all that
was lcft. from his Dapftyr's DOCK
ets ard walked oG johnny Thought
things over aHd told "a policeman
He was directed to hoad0uartars
whore 0n officer Was sent our with
him to search lor thr pseudo truant
Officer
They found hm enIou lo the
fun the pIctrcs iu thc vrB arcad,
johnny bad l.t This umc hp dis
olvpd into tears. buf was takcn io
police headVarpt Tha Juvenile
nuthorifirs WIN i7nk uto hi- rase.
Johnny lelf ip the happy pbsse
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
SEVEN PERISH
WITH LAKE SHIP

CHICAGO. Dec, s. Seven men
We're drowned today when the sand
--tt,7fffer ftrsNtruri c1pEtzcd IN tfe
heavy seas and sank Oft South Chi
Ca-o Six men We're rescued
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
TO
GO ON SUGAR
RA T IONS
GrOcers and Restau-
rants Will Dole 1t
Out SparingIy

De'rol' restaurants pfo'aoiy VIII
go on sugar rations next week. so
acuta has the shortage of the sac.
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-,
to' i"I b'tioiIs VIII '"hitI WIN
and u. G. IHuer. representing the
hotel men. i'm SAGINAW Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

HALIFAX. n S.. Dec S--A lash.
ing northeastgr burdened with
sleet, that how Ted in from 'he At
lantic last nizht. and was stll rag.
ink early today. failed 90 halt relief
work In This stricken city
Twenty thousand destitute men.
women and children We're sheltered
in buildings which sill rcmain
standing B1rriors of tar paper
were built n tha battered windows
Ia shut out the bitter gale
The loss in HauHx fails heaviest
upon the CblJlcn Whole schools.
filled with pupils vero demolished
leaving but one or TWO survivors.
In other schools Cvory child was
Injured hy fyiUc glass;
Two thousand dead and 50O in
jured was tne tou i'm Halifax
when the French mniton, ship
Mont Blanc blew up In tho habor
Thur.da, accordine 90 citizens com
mitteo estimates today
The monetary damage SIS 500
100000
The checking up work Of ihe citi-
yens' committee resulted in every
destitute person iu HaitaV being
(Continned on Page Nine)
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

Ono yenr ago today Highest tenn
perHturc, 5Gi lowest. 30; mean, Fft
cloudy weather with .OS inch of rain.
Ihe sun sctH SATURDAY, ne 5iO1 y.
M. and rises sunday az 7sfS n. m.
patent has been issued for %
clamp 90 hold q clothes luc tight
without tho use of props
printinE--the plain neat ktnd-that
T. riEht--Time~ job uept.--Wnin 1870,
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
CHILDREN PREDOMINANT
IN HALIFAX DEATH LIST:
10000 ARE DESTITUTE
Two Thousand Dead,
5000 Injured In
Blasted City
BODIES THICKEST
IN SCHOOL RUINS
Buildings Filled With
Pupils Collapsed
Like EggsheIls

WASHINGTON. Dec. g.
twenty-five thousand blankets
Rnd 500 stoves from Ports.
mouth, ~ ~, navy yard. we're
today ordered sent by Secre
tary Of the Navy Daniels 20 re
lieVe the suffering Of blizzard
swept Halifax.
He also dispatched q hospital
unit from Provincetown, Mass.
and Informed the Red Cross that
everything the navy mas avsils,
bic for reifsf work is az the dis
posst OF Halifax
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

HFAI TN CONTEST
Wayne Gardens Dancing Pavilion.
every n .ght this vtrN. Ladies free.
ADV
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
A Religious Referendum

Every monday The Times will print In full the
sunday sermon delivered from Detroit pulpit that
the most people ask for in coupon cut from The
Saturday church page Of this paper.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

" hen ~ Detroit Visit ST. Clemens.
tho world-renowuel Bath clty "- As
FSm,Iy w"shlHs 70 per IN. Mas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-17
DIZZY SPELLS
Relieved After Taking Two Bottles
OF Cardui, Says Tennessee
Lady.

whitweu. Tenn Mrs, G. =. Cart.
wright OF this place. writes. About
four years ago the dilHy spells got 81
al that when would start 60 walk
would just pretty near fall I wasn't
pas, doluE my work. but was very
much run.dowR
told m, husband Thought Cardul
would help me as iady Who lived
nokt door 10 me lad taken a great
deal. and told me 20 try &C. This Was
when We vore Twins IN Kentucky
My husband got mo a bottle and I
took {, according TO directions u
helped me - much that he went hack
and sot me another bottle eot A
whole lot better and Just quit taking
e. ! SGT over the dlEEy srslls I took
no other medicine az that time MOI,
since for this trouble. No. I've never
regretted taking Cardai
felt just fine when ! finished the
sccond hottie"
Purely vegetable. mild and gentle
In its action. CArdui, the woman 4
tonic. may be the very medicine yen
need II yon suffer from symptoms OF
female troubles. give Cardui trial
AL druggists NCllss
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rHs STATE OF TEXAS.

10 the sheriff or any Corstsble oj
Nuccca ConntY BrrrNus
nlou Joe 81 kunNhuWfha ns mhhlnE
publication ~ This citation once W
yach week. fer four su,erssiNr works
previous $40 the tefufn das hrrrof w
Fomc Newspaper published IN ,ou
county f tHrtV hr il urwrI7 per rub
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ClaSSifiedAdS

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FOR EXCHANGE.
TO TRADE Dor Corpus Christi prop
orV. 100 nrrrH sandy land Elsuand
county ~ urfta boz euifis 4flon good
room framed house .hail and porch.
apples peaches. araIrs and nifctiff
rios. OD1d water and uients % wood
Soc Wood Bennett ii,Mts 90 rhonc
1ni sIk
no TRADE acres good hand uncn
cumhercd for o. passenger cav. muni b,
lu good condition nnd bate mndei AZ
dress cnllsf iuhuahins co.. ia 3si
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FpH TRADE WIN trade eauis n
iilucan lot f4r at. model Word boz good
condition i0f ilf Portland Telaa sos
ron TRADE win ind. my fine irri-
Haird farm fDr residence or business
pfopsrty boz Corpus Christi So better
farm Doc ii0 O-unff valley. Address
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no TUtuF iirm r0Uf irfa 900 South
nluff fnr Improved property BOO tht ass
would lay email difference ~ rf1p.ffs
HihiH nnd price is fiEhf n a EHanh
90 starr stI phone sts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We have az this office few bundles
~ clean newspapers al 10 cents pei
bundle NdNFAt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-17
FoR EXCHANGE.

TO TRADE Dor Corpus Christi prop
ofiy 100 ncrra sandy land Eistiand
CpuntY. ~ 1rfta boz cultivation. good
room framed house .haii and porch.
apples peaches. araIfs and nlf'tbsf
ries uU1d water and plenty 0f wood
Soc Word BENNETT Realty 90 rh0nc
IQi SIS
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ROOM AND BOARD.

Room and board In quiet family on
South Wuff near tho hay. address
bon a. care Caller ~
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traf copN ! crrtlr,.
FRANK u. ROBINSON. shoriff
-, H. ~ leafNevA Deputy, Adv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-17

FOR SNiE Cheap. now four room
house Apply bach of ilgs Tcnth
street co
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-02
A YOUNG POTATO MAGNATE

Two years ago Russell B. Moore,
the 14-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. " Moore, sent east for one pound
of Early Rose potatoes, for which he
paid % cents. He planted them and
they produced AZ pounds, with but
two pounds of little potatoes. This
crop he planted last spring on one
eighth Of an acre of rich soil, which
was carefully cultivated, and they
produced a ton Of fine, marketable
spuds, which the young potato mag
nate is now offering for sale for seed
at 10 cents pound for small lots
or five cents a pound for large guam
titles. The boy lives a half mile
north of the college gymnasium and
can be reached by calling phone
3O51.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-02
BLTNDFOLDED CHECKERS

Newell w. Banks, the American
checker champion, will give exhibit
lions at the Pullman club>neXt Mon
day afternoon and evening. He is
making a tour through the west and
is coming to this part of the country
from Seattle. He is from Detroit.
Mich. Recently he defeated Alfred
Jordan, the international checker
champion, in a series of games at
Los Angeles. In checkers mainly is
his tour triumphal his exhibitions.
especially in blindfold play, winning
golden laurels all along the line. In
chess, too, he shows remarkable skill
and will play simultaneous games of
checkers and chess.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-02
BROKE THE SPEED LIMIT

President Holland returned home
last Saturday but late Monday after
noon received a hurry-up cali TO re-
turn to Olympia. 1t was too late to
take the ~ p. train and there was
not time to catch the O.-W. r. & N.
train leaving Colfax for Portland at
$40. He phoned a request to have
the train held few minutes for him.
jumped into an automobile driven
by f. r. Stokes at SOB and as min
utes later boarded the train at Col
fax. 1t was wild ride and estab-
fishes a new record for the trip over
bad roads.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-02
PARTY AT IRWINS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin were
hosts Tuesday evening to the mem
bers of the Neighborly Neighbors
club of Sunnysde hill, with their hus-
bands, at the hospitable Irwin home
just east Of Pullman. The guests
were taken to the scene of gayety in
bobsleds driven by Walter Savage
and Or. f. J. Kayler. Five hundred
occupied the early part of the even
ing, Walter Savage capturing the
gentlemen S prize for the greatest
number of progressions and Mrs. IT.
win herself proving her superiority
over the other ladies present at the
popular game. DR.. f. J. Kayler sat
in the same chair all evening and
drew the consolation prize. The
guests had brought good things to
eat, but these were completely over
Swallowed by the horde of goodies
prepared by the hostess herself. The
genial Twins have established well
deserved regulations for the quality
of their entertainments and feeds
and that of Tuesday evening was
we'll up to the standard set on num-
erous former occasions.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-02
THORPE's SMOKE HOUSE MOVES

Thorpe's Smoke House has moved
into it's new quarters in the Stockwell
building and now boasts one of the
handsomest, most conveniently ar
ranged and best lighted pool halls
in the Northwest An elaborate soda
fountain has been installed together
with eight new pool tables and one
billiard table of the best make and
latest style. All the cues and fix
lures are new and of the best quail
ity. The formal opening will be
held today and everybody ladies
as we'll as gentlemen. are invited to
inspect the new quarters and receive
souvenir of the opening.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-02
RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS

NJ. j. Chapman has given the local
Red Cross organization the temper
Realty company's building formerly
occupied by Drs Rounds and Archer.
The gift or loan of any tables, chairs
or sewing machines to furnish the
rooms would be very welcomes Be
ginning Monday, March >, some of
the ladies will be at the rooms every
day from 100 to 500 p. M, pre-
pared to give out work or informa-
ton.