Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

TO PUNISH MORE ACTS ALL ALIKE MOTHER Wtv notified of the any length ex SERGEANT CRAM SAYS JAPAN WHITLOCKBARRED it IGHT AMERICANS BY TWO CHURCHES NO CINCH ON GOD" a is TOMORROW rt if if Be Sure the REE PRESS You Buy I the has the to in in an the of Qf Deputies ind Supposed Murder Victim Known as Was Wm Westgate Laborer in Traverse City Two Years Ago Speaker Baker Begins Work and Will Have the Complete List Ready to Present to the House When It Meets Tuesday 1 I Convict state rested yotrdar th trial ot Mary Go murder ot Sheriff Mat KSTRICK LUMBER COMPANY 1010 Vine ool and lv'53 ttussell at NATION HAS 1700 1500 pay line new EVIDENCE ALL IN ARGUMENTS TODAY Mrs Sons Testify In Murder Trial Certifying to Kind Peaceable Char acter neighbors Corroborate PARIS It Is rumored her that a train filled with Spanish official who were going to Melilla In atten dance on King Alfonso jumped th truck near Malaga yesterday after noon and that several of the officers were killed or Injured TROUBLE WITH WIE THEY SEPARATED has won for her young mother hand a wine recognition from her rich hus iutirt nnd alsA an fndenpndent for i The child was last hpurj op the old Is a retired ateel man In fall of 1909 A MILLER CO 1065 1085 McKinley Avenue PACKING BOARDS VOL 76 NO 102 Lelsemer went a path which open mouth or White much went with her ESCAPING ROM JAWS DEATH WEDS MAN WHO RES CUED HER Bishop Williams So States in an Address for Nation in New York Taft in Defusing Pardon to Man Convicted of Peonage Declares Riches Must Not Be Allowed to Hamper Justice PRICE: TWO CENTS Strasburg School of Dancing Corner Sproat and Woodward 56 rears foremost school New term Write or phone for booklet WAYNE MEMBERS WILL ARE WELL ENGINEER RIDES IN A LAMING CAB Thompson Vanester evre former county Macomb county AU testified as to the good probability does not entire amount of savings AMERICA LAND IBE3 A Surprising Article In ree Press DULUTH BANDITS SEEK A REUGE Some Mortgaged urniture Left There is Discovered Will Be Searched for Evidence Woman Returned There Last all Soectal to The ree Press Traversa City Mich January Two Detroit deputies Granfit and Grace are In Traverse City collect Inc Information relative to the his tory of Obed Westgate who was "found dead In Highland Park7 Christmas In Detroit They made in vestlgatfons tit Thompsonville yes terdav and found tnat Mrs Cori vvstff ate numortlnc to bo the wife of Obed Westgate now held in De troft had worked In tho Central hotel In Thompsonville last sum iner and afterwards disappeared It Is now practically assured that Westgate laborer employed In Traverse City In lumbering and other kindred work who lived at 14S East Eighth street with his wife and daughter Crystal com 1 monly called in this section Cris sie in 11107 was Obed Westgate While It Is reported that Westgate was a lumber operator there Is evidence to show that he was mere ly an employe and did not operate upon his own account 1 About a year ago Mrs Westgate moved to East ront street Westgate was well known to Bev eral persons here but was never known to have great amount ot money except at times when work Ing In the woods he allowed wapes to for several weeks or more Champ Clark Doesn't Believe the Country is Going to the Deuce and is Optimistic Special to The ree Press New York January 6 Two au thors and a Detroit bishop who were among the guests of honor of the Periodical Publishers' association to night in the Waldorf Astoria got some of the magazine men worked up to a high 'pitch ot excitement One of these authors is known for a little monograph on the Missouri mule and the other has written about most of the animals that are in or out ot captivity Clark nnd Roosevelt Chat Author Champ Clark of Missouri enm so closely that Author Clark's was on Author Roosevelt's shoulder and talked for a hour sometimes whispering times laughing loudly DETROIT MICHIGAN SATURDAY JANUARY 7 TWELVE PAGES Dancer Will Interpret Wagner In New York in ebruary Special to The re Presa New York January 6 Isidore Duncan has decided to come back to this country the present season She wlH arrive the first week in ebruary and remain until June Her first appearance will be in New York Miss Duncan will again dance with the New York Symphony or chestra under the direction of Walter Damrosch One of her new dances will be devoted to Inter preting some Wagner programs The Illujtrated Sunday Magazine "The Magazine of REE with each Copy CHARLES mentioned STORK BY PROMPT LIGHT BRINGS RICHES WITH BABY LT in Direct Conflict With Citizen With Relation to i Ventilation and Heat 4 Cleveland Pastors Allow Mayor of Toledo to Lecture in Their Pulpits Special to The res Presa 4 Cleveland January The pas tors of two of Cleveland's churches have barred Brand Whitlock Tfiayor of Toledo from speaking there be cause of the socialistic tendency ot his speeches and his views upon the open town and saloon Whitlock has been invited to ad dress the Cleveland ederation of Women's clubs on January 18 and the women say he will speak here even if they have to hire an audi torium When Rev Dan Bradley of Pil grim Congregational church and Hev Jr Robert Bigger pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church were asked to donate the use of the churches they refused Whitlock ia a force against was the explana tion Rev Dr Bradley gave views on the social and liquor evjls cannot ba said Rev Dr Bigger Officers of the federation have asked for th use of Epworth Me morial Methodist and the irst Uni tarian churches It they get them they'll hire a hall Rev Dr Bustard pastor of John church the Euclid Avenue Baptist said that Is half right and half wrong in ms attnuae toward saloon and outcasts Society some right to protection against vicious but he does not seem think SEC KNOX SPOILS A LOVELY PICTURE HAS IT G0T 600 DOUBLE TRUCKS? This In rpnraRfin Robin thefts from thft bank for the grand jury has not finished Its examination of dealings with the Washington The operations which led to the clos ing of the Northern bank have yet to be gone Into The plea of Insanity may sive Robin from being answerable Dr Louise Roblnovltch sis ter has filed an application for a committee of the person and prop erty of the financier alleging in ability to manage his affairs Will be 6f SPECIAL INTEREST to EVERY member of YOUR AMILY and Author Theodore Roosevelt ot Oyster Buy leaned over to otner i chin right solid Lots of people went to the din ner with the notion that most ot the speeches would bo about story writing and the tricks of story writers and that there would be much merry quipping and jesting But the publishers were taking seriously At least their speech making guests were Except for Dr Hamilton IV Mabie the toast master everybody talked about how the country should be saved and everybody agreed that it needs a lot Of saving The general opin ion seemed to be that eventually after much striving and painful ef Contlnucd on Page Column 3 The Weather Today WARMER Pittsburg a great heiress were quietly married Mr Donner was himself a nnllfonsh and many years the senior of Miss Hamilton Shortly after their marriage Mr Donner according to tho informa tion coming out today In banter promised to build tor hls wife lit Canada a summer home bv the lakes that would be tho envy of all other Plttshurgers if she would but pre sent him with a son or a daughter before the end of the coming year 1910 I Hamilton weal thy grandmother of the young bride also promised to make her first great grandchild independent' for the rest ot' its life providing it should be born before the end if 1910 MURPHY Sergeant Cram is being prominently mentioned as the dork In the New York state contest for Senator eeat In the senate He is a great friend of Charles Murphy of Tammany hall and It Is believed in case of deadlock between Shepard and Sheehan Cram stands a chance to win ring which Rh had never worn saving: know mind better I want you bank this This was early In Mar days gntwara miss for a walk along passed close to the a deserted mine" uE'ninst her wishes That they discussed the question ul TAMMANY CHIE HOPES TO LAND HIS MAN IN SENATORSHIP Our business Is growing new bnlr and saving life of old hair Are yon InlAl OllPAf fcATIrf Illi pin of the If n'l'Atrnr 9nr1 halfttfltnr fires avenlork Co Detroit Mich Struggle in Senate Will Open Up With' ull orce on Monday Special to Th re Pres Washington January The storm that has been gathering over ithn Lorimer case is expected to break In the senate Monday ehort Jy after that body convenes Sen ntor Owen who has given notice of hls Intention to address the senate in opposition to seating the accused senator from Illinois will start the attack and Senator Beveridge who Is to file a minority report in op position the cause of Senator Lorimer will also be heard The first count of noses with re gard to the Lorimer case Is likely to come when a motion is made to recommit to the committee on privileges and elections the report submitted to the senate'prlor to the holiday recess It seems now that the motion will be defeated Senator Borah and the Republican Insurgents are against this course believing It will result In long de lav and non actlon at tills session congress It is understood that the members of the privileges and elections committee are opposed to recommittal' because they do not wish tactttly to admit that they have failed In the Investigation they made Senator Lorimer and hls friends are said to bo opposed to the plan to refer the matter bark to the com mittee The Democrats In the sen ate are lining up sftrongly egalnst Lorimer DEITZ REED ROM JAIL His Coachman Drives Along Just as a Honeymoon Snap shot is Being Taken Special to The rea Press Washington January 6 Secre tary of State Knox one of the most pleasing features ot a capital honeymoon today The secretary was with Taft talking over matters of state when a bride and brtdgroom come wand ering lown the driveway to the executive offices 'They stopped 10 feet from the doir The bride took her position at one side of the roadway and the bridegroom walk ed to the other side Ids camera In handi'He was sight ing It and just ready to snap the shutter when one of the White House ran chopped hls hands and the secretary of state's carriage clatteid down the roadway between the pair Secre tary Knox came out jiie: time to the thnuglitlosaoss Ids okdman would not hive spoiled that the said with a rn lle and the couple hurried away for large earn ppvt AcL INES ARE UTILE ARGUES PRESIDENT Would Not Give Ground for Complaint 'That Only Poor Really Suffer for Their Of fenses Against the Laws BpeeJal to Pres Washington January In re fusing today the application for the pardon of 8 Harlan convicted of violation of the peonage law apd sentenced to pay a fine of 95000 add be Imprisoned for 18 months Pres ident Taft expressed hls belief thfit fines are not sufficient punishment fork wealthy men and that impris onment is necessary where violation of a criminal statute is proved lan is manager of a great lumber and turpentine company doing bus iness in lorida and Alabama The president decision says in part: is a man of great enter prise and of good business reputa tion and has invoked and secured the sympathy and assistance of all who favor the industrial develop ment of the country in the neighbor hood of his activities in the south as well as of many prominent citi zens of Iowa where he was born and lived for a large part of hls life They have intervened with much earnestness in his behalf A this has led me to examine the case with great Prevented Escape by orce The president reviews the evi dence in the case which shows that company got 180 laborers in New York the most of them im migrants and brougnt them south to lorida and Alabama On the way south a number attempted to escape and were physically detained and brought to the place of workV1 says the presi dent specific and detailed in cases of attempted escape of such laborers showing their pursuit capture terrorism by display of re volvers and in one or more instances actual Rudolph Lannlnge was one of the men who attempted to escape and it was the treatment meted out to him that formed the basis of the indictment and conviction of Harlan The presidenusays that in reading the case his conviction has been Harlan was prtvy to the whole peonage plamMrt' Taft adds: a vi government of' the United States has been at great pains and cost to suppress peonage It 1s much1 more likely to be maintained successfully where as in those cases the laborers are foreigners and do not speak English and hard ly know their rights It is a kind of offense that is regarded lightly in some communities If permitted to live at all it will spread rapidly its demoralizing influence Must Set An Example i therefore a man of high business standing and large enter priser is convicted of the offense the punishment should be such a to deter others from the practice ines are not effective against men of wealth Imprisonment is neces sary I am well aware ot the grievous character of confinement In jail to a man of Mr Harlan's stand ing and I should be glad to yield to the urgent appeals of his many friends but I cannot do so be lieve him to be guilty ot the rhuse ot which ha has been convicted To retain andrenforce tho imprison ment part of the sentence will op erate powerfully to prevent a re currence ot such offenses by men of large affairs and business stand ing relieve such a one from tnc penalty of imprisonment when prop erly convicted and sentenced would be to break down the authority of the law with those of power and influence and would tempt on their part further breaches What is worse it would give real ground for the contention often heard that it la only the poor criminals who are really BANKER ROBIN STANDS ACCUSED STEALING $287000 IN UNDS At Least our of the Important Chairmanships Will Go to Them Defeated for Speak ership Slated for Good Places rom Btntt CorrrpomlfcMt Lansing Mich January Speak ar Baker began work on tha hou committees today end will havs tliom ready by next Tuesday With the junket recess eliminated both branches will get an early start ba i more or less trouble is sure to tn sue by reason of having different committees absent practically all through tho session That was ths experience when the plan was tried In l01 In tho selection of ecmmlttesg Spsakor Baker ia going to look after hls friends by rewarding them with various chairmanships but at th i' same time he recognizes that 18 would only detract from hls worth as presiding officer of the house If i' he did not utilize tho abilities of the members to tho best regardless ot personal donalderas tlons Warner Well Treated This Is ihown by the fact that Representative Warner ot rankfort who was defeated In speakership contest will be given the chairmanship of the university 5 committee and will also be made a member ot the waya and means i1 Judiciary and liquor 'committees which is probably the best assignments that any member will receive In view of Gov Osborn's refer 7 ences to saloons no one will charge the speaker with being half witted i in putting Warner Jon the commute as the latter la one the authors of the Warnor Cramton law and It will be up to him tn assume responsibility for whatever tho committee will do Representative Chambers ot Ithaca has been chosen to head the ways and committee He was on the committee two years ago and earned the reputation ot being one ot the few hard workers Thia session most of the labor will fall on him though ths prospects aro that he will bo able to command Intelligent assistance from tho ad ministration in settling tho Wayne Members Will are Welt' The Wayne county members will bo well taken care of and will have at least tour chairmanships liepre 4 sentatlve George Lord wilt head the committee on general taxation for vy which hls work as secretary of the state tax commission has fitted him Representative Robert Ogg will succeed the famous Monroe ot Gogebic as chairman of tho city corporations committee though this committee la not as lm portant as It waa before home rule came into vogue' 7 Representative A Ward Copley will be given the chairmanship the committee on private corpora tlons and Representative James A Jerome will bo named aa chairman 7 of tho comqiitteo on revision and a amendments to the constitution It need hardly ba mentioned that Representative lowers will not land the chairmanship of the ju dlclary committee which he so de sired and which he would have had In the event that Representative Warner landed the speakership honor will go to Representative rank IL Dusenbury ot Mt Pleasant Representative A Gansser of Bav city who ts a major tn the Third regiment 1" elated for the: chairmanship ot the military com mlttee Representative Blern of Auburn will head the committee on state affairs and Representative Henry Straight of Coldwater will be chairman ot the committee on' education Effort to Be Made to Reduce reight Rates in Upper Peninsula' Lansinp Mich January Rep Symonds of Menominee state that an effort will be made by up per peninsula legislators to pass a two cent fare law applicable to up per 'peninsula roads regardless of the suggestion of Gov Osborn in his message lhat the reduction be to a rate of two and one half cents per mile i In discussing this matter today however Rep Symonds called at tention to an even more important Charles Drummond Just Out of Trouble Elopes for ourth Time in His Career" Special to Th ree Prss St Louis January 6 Just out trouble when let off with a fine 1500 for bigamy Charles Drum mond son of a millionaire tonight eloped for the fourth time In 13 years He disappeared from? St Eouls with a stenographer an ex cepHonfliiv bright young woman from Eureka' Springs Ark The newest father late this evening started from Arkansas In the hope of overtaking the elop ers It Is understood however that the two already have been and unless the same strange revul sion of feeling Is experienced bv the fourth wife as that which seized Drummonds second and "third brides five minutes after their mar riage ceremonies the young wo father apparently wilv have his journey tor nothing' Drummond by this wedding ire peats the offense for which he waf fined by Judge Vuirclenmn in ton nn Tuesday last 'Ho' commits double bigamy Since he has not yet been divorced from bls second wife Charlotte Vincent of this ettv th? third wife this afternoon admitted she had not up her mind whether to sue for annullment a her marriage to the millionaire Like charlotte Bente whom Drum mond married on January of last year she parted fromliinr' imme diately after the wedding The onlv woman who has had her marriage wljh the chronic eloper dissolved Is the first wife who was Maude Lin gen and by whom there were three children Mrs' Ringen Drummond got her decree January 28 1909 JOSEPH ROBIN IN COURT indictment against to Work Ann fat Inn was a slave to work" said Mr Le evre and I never knew her to go any where The live stock was in good shape and brought a high price tho pigs selling for $13 each at the auc tion sale December 21 1 was clerk of the Photographs of the house In which the Go vares lived wore shown the witness They were taken the day after the murder ot the sheriff The door through which Benny Go vare shot and killed Sheriff Mat thews was shown and the hole made by: the charge from the shotgun was plainly visible The photographs were identified by Mr Le evre When Prosecutor stone began to cross examine the witness many ar guments occurred Attorney Spier objecting to any testimony concern ing the popular reputation Ot the slain sheriff Judge McKay sent the jury to itsroom and asked the prosecutor hls purposeln delving into the good character and reputa tion of the sheriff 4 wants to work on the sym pathy of the shouted Attorney Spier of the' saldr the Reputntton Admissible Then the court decided that the state' had the right to show the reputation of the dead sheriff and the jury was recalled long have you known Sheriff Continued on Page 2 Column 5 CASE SCHEDITLED TODAY 1 11 ''aiii iB' IN CONNOLLY'S COURT Police Are Pursuing Them to Logging Camp and Expect to Capture Them Duluth Minn January 8 It possible that William Mazzard and Algot Johnson the boy bandits who held up the night clerk In a local hotel and later shot nnd killed policeman Harry Chesmore who had them under arrest have been raptured at a point about IS miles north of this city at a logging camp A rural mall carrier brought word to this cltv tonight that he had given two boys answering the de scription of the fugitives a ride and that they had told him they were going to the camp of Isaac Brown This being the only place In that section where the two boys couli stop officers were sent out ther Thev are not expected to return before morning The boys stole $50 from the hotel and dodged all pursuit after their triple crime committed early this morning a ISID0RA DUNCAN TO RETURN at first you snreerd ESTRICK lumber that you fired RESTRICK nfbm' nrlces are too liieli Or good grade they supply Miss Lulu Leisemer to Become Bride of Edwin White During Quarrel With Whom Last May She ell Into Old Mine and Was Terribly Injured her again accepting hls ring Is ad mttted by both but what else was discussed neither will say White admits that walking before her he asked her a question and getting: no answer turned to discover him self alone There was no sound tn tell hint where or how she had disappeared He began a search that ended in hls finding the girl bruised broken and bleeding at the foot of the chasm: 125 feet below the surface How It happened neither of them know but it is thought that walking closer to the edge of the chasm than she realized she had in the exclternen? of tho quarrel stepped aside and fallen into the pit It was over an hour before Mr White could got to her and then she was unconscious and lay In that condition between life and death for weeks However she not only lived but she is nearly welt of her bodily hurts though st ii I suffering from the shock to her nerves bhe can walk though not for many step at a time but It is said that she will recover entirely the use of hor feet which wore so cruelly broken and be able to walk without the slight? est limp The couple wtlV leave tomorrow afternoon for Ishpeming where they wilt make their hoiue I The mark hows Robin being him Special to Th ree Pra New lork January 6 Seven ad ditional Indictments were returned today by the grand jury against Joseph Robtn the banker charg ing him with stealing $207000 from the Washington Savings bank of which ho was president These add ed to the Indictment found last week charging Robin with the thtt of $80000 from the same Institution bring the amount he Is accused of taking from the Washington up to $287000 Three Brothers In Alsace Loraine Are Expelled as oes of Germany Berlin January A news dis patch from Strassburg says three brothers composing the firm of do Wendell Co proprietors ot one of the largest Iron works In Ger many and employing 30000 men have been expelled from Alsace Loralne The reasons for the expulsions are not revealed but presumably they were due to the alleged anti German agitation of de Wen dells who are an old and prominent rench family A fourth brother a member of the relchstng and ot the council of state ot Alssce Laralue Hayward Wla January John Deitz was released from the Hay ward county jail today on approval of hls bonds by Judge Riordan On March Deitz will stand trial for killing Oscar Harp a deputy In the memorable fight at Cameron dam when Deitz was captured by Sheriff Madden I Ladles and get ac quainted with "Wavcnlock" Tf you have contracted any of tho prevail ing hair or scalp dlseoses you cer tainly need Wavenlock Treat Ask tho druggist or barber gMriat to The re Prse a Alin Arbor Mich January The wedding of Miss Lulu Lelsemer of this city to Mr Edwin Ellis IV hits geologist of the Cleveland Cliffs Mln Irg Co tomorrow morning In the rectory of St An drew's Episcopal church This Is the culmination of a moat romantic courtship Miss Ielsemer waa a teacher In Ishpeming where she bc ame a great social favorite One of her suitors Edwin White proposed marriage and was accepted but she would not allow him to an nounce the engagement This was not all to White's liking but he had to be satisfied Another suitor paid so much at tention to Miss Leisemer that there came a quarrel and Miss Lelsemer gave White back me engagement ptiuii' ty my own to lake ST LOUISAN HAS BIGAMY HABIT News Agency Declares Nation Recognizes Great Superiority of United States Victoria January anese newspapers received today devote space to on the dispatches regarding the Inade quacy ot the Pacific coast defensea of the United States The Japan ese editors protest against the In ference that Japan Is unfriendly to the United States Collating a num ber of comments tha EIKun Tsushin a Tokio news agency says: Is strange but true that the fever of Amerlcaphobla supposed to ba rife In Japan Is not known In Japan It must be stated candidly that Japan Is not In a position to fight against a foreign country be It America England or Germany While admitting that Germany and England have great Interest In Ja pan these Interests are of a com mercial character and will not ef fect In the slightest degree the poli tical and commercial positions com manded by both these countries reason could there bo In advocating in any way a war be tween Japan and America? oreign ers may be assured that Japan neither Is at present nor will be In the future In a fighting mood be cause all the Japanese spite of the Increasing population and other considerations find the fact to be that it does not pay to fight with a country which Is superior In every respect to her'' BIG MILL OWNERS ARE DRIVEN AWAY Boston Maine Hero Brings His Train Safely to Station and Blaze is Put Out Malden Mass January With the woodwork of the cab all about him blazing and shower of sparks streaming behind Engineer Good win drove a Boston lalne loco motive with six crowded passenger cars attached into the aulkner sta tion tonight and then turned in a fire alarm Two hose streams soon put out the blaze and the train pro ceededv 7 The engineer said that a break in mechanism allowed a quantity of water to fall into the fire nnt caus ing a small explosion This threw red hot coals back Into the cab set ting fire to the curtain and starting the blaze Although badly burned about the face and hands the en gineer stuck to his post and put on full speed for aulkner EX PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT NEWSPAPERS Mrs Westgate moved from Tra averse iny aooui a jear Is reported to Detroit but it stated that she had been seen company with another woman Traverse City last August WAntiratA has not been seen Traverse Cty at least for a year those who knew him casually be llevlng that he had located In De trolt It is stated that although his wife went to Detroit he did not go with her It is said that he was In the habit of associating with other women Crystal Westgate the daughter Is married and haa not been known to bo in Traverse City since 1907 and st that time had no extended acquaintance here The family idently kept largely by themselves Continued on Page 6 Column 4 READY OR STI IGHT ON LORIMER Arrival on New Eve Wins Mother a Summer Home and Makes Child an Independent Heiress Mdal The ree reus ho and MissBessie of Pittsburg January 6 A little daughter has arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Percy Donner of Pittsburgh through the formal announcement that the child was borirun Now Year's eve there today came out a pretty story of how coming In advance of the year 1911 has won for her young mother hand some recognition from her rich hus tine for herself for life from a fond great grandinotner djf 'UUI 1J 1 119 fo Jar Mr Donner of Pittsburg Company Agrees to Equip ifot Leas Than 40 Cars Month Sult May Be Droppedy When the case of the city against the for not properly heat ing and ventilating its cars as re quired by the city ordinance Is called In Judge court to day It lu understood the proceeding will be dropped aa the result of flip agreement by which the is to proceed at once to equip all its double truck cars with what la known as the Rmlth heating and ventilating system The company will announce to the court that starting immediately It will equip not less then 40 cars a month and as many more as pos sible and Judge Connolly will then order that the case be dismissed Agree After Conferences The agreement was arrived at after numerous conferences between the corporation office 1) OTticials Health 'Officer Kiefer and representatives of the ventllat ing companies Dr Kiefer said that the Smith system would be satis factory to him if the company would use due diligence In getting the cars equipped Corporation Counsel Hally said he would be satisfied if the health department was The officials of the said they have always been and are now ready to go ahead with any plan that the city will be perman ently satisfied with and the repre sentatives of the heating concern said they will be able to deliver to the company not less than 40 sys tems a month and probably many more than that Assistant Corporation Counsel Penniman who started the prose cution against the company and who has had charge of the affair on the part of the city was very elated last night over thesuccess of his campaign to bring bet ter conditions in the cfSrVJt Js stated that the company 600 double truck cars yetrta bJ equipped with this system'ADesldes a number of single truck cars which are to be equipped with ventilators only The company has agreed to have all the work done before next winter Citizen Doubts Statements "The statement that the tvR has about 600 double truck caH yet to equip with the Smith heating and ventilating system is somewhat far said a citizen last night a matter nf fact the has only about 400 double truck cars altogether exclusive of subur ban cars Jt may be the company Is try ing to make the people believe the job Is a bigger ono than It really is but however that may he you can take it from me there are less than 350 doublet truck cars hl the city not equipped wtth the new heating system Am I sure? Count and see There are 72 double truck cars in the ln00 series 100 in the 100 series about 50 the iiiw uenes ena ivu in tne series The 75 rars In the series which are the newest enter cars on the Woodward ere nlreadv eouinned with th heating system leaving about 225 yet to Judge McKay Refuses Motion of Attorney Spier to Dismiss Cue on Ground of Insufficient Evi dence to When the afternoon In rare for the thews of Macomb county Attorney Spier counsel for tha defendant asked the court to dismiss tho case against hls client declaring that In sufficient evidence had beenprosan ted to tha jury to warrant a convic tion Judge McKay denied tho motion and ordered tho trial to proceed Character witnesses all neighbors and acquaintances of Mrs Govaro were placed on the witness stand by the defense They were Mrs Pe lagia Van Est Mrs Octavia Duyn sleger Mrs Victoria Wolgeave Jerry Vandevlnnie and Paul Le treasurer of the witnesses reputation of the respondent None was questioned at cept Mr Le evre Was a Slave had a good was always at home If 4 '1 iS 31 's' 3 QOO inf fl KWJW'IJ XJ JVaX IP I 1 i H1 Kv I 'ft1 8 i I 1 I I 1 5 'A I' I Ki 4 1 4t(h Be MAKING OP COMMITTEI flKKZjij Pit ''iW ihipv 7 1 JRf 4 IN iMHbK I SB' Bj Pr JrdK ar Wk KrftilW rlMB ree Detroit The I I I I.