Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

PuuUCtiaRArtY I aqRTOH APR 1' 1922 fe MICHIGAN'S GREATEST Vw NEWSPAPER INAL EDITION LOO I) SWEEPgHOUGH CHEBOYGAN CITY BECOME SINGLE RAILS SYSTE I' THOMAS IIVHKE 1 iM many can Martin Krn at a law yielded of" opinion BRIDE IN AIL all up LATEST WIRE LASHES and 1 Barricaded Suspects LEAVES $228500 AN MARSHAL HERE a morning outaile the barricaded Tlur Voiio' i 0 mteil oy ponce 1 'U me jieraons rc epuiisim lor MiMMflm with th I Sunday Ware to be found In the connection tn tn When they demanded 1 1 1 ft SS i ta a i i GRAT ALLEGED BY WOODRU I I GHT to hold 'ATERS AT BAY I i I' Ip'l sys Can con with PALAIS lonlghr Wireless set free Radio dctttt nitration Electron Inx Adv kM MAY GIVE WAY any minute is fear SMALL ORCES LOSE AT POLLS Government Board of Trade inance Transportation Experts Will Rule 1 350 MILLION TARI BILL IS GIVEN SEN ATE 4CwylW rUi a IIOYAI JOHXO Michigan Man Is Ready to Ask Impeachment of Attorney General DEBATE OPENS APRIL 21 BIG IGHT PROMISED CHARGES DETROIT IRM ESCAPED LAW SUIT i Kill tVOOlttU 'I Dare 15 Detectives to Break Into Home at Own Risk Night Watch Kept ifteen policemen armed with revolver? 22114 MILES UNDER ONE DIRECTING HEAD Parole Granted To Life Termer aitartment When they demanded admittance they heard twverai bolts drdwn and datialva Uuahtct They called for assistance and two police fliern responded Several policemen in uniform showed their bra as but tons through the transom to nseure thu occupants that the men outside really were policemen but It didn't any jtoolL 12 BILENT or active partner wanted guarantee 20 per rent 'per month for apltirl used MACKEY 59 Sibley et ollows Harding Rccommen dations Based on oreign Valuation I 1 1 Ci il Bridges Arc Crumpled by I Swirling Streams in i Other Sections lower sections of Cheboygan Irc flooded by the Black river Tuesday night according to formation 'received by the Asso hted Press through Bay City jlegraph and telephone communl tion was interrupted and it was (possible to get details through courtesy of Michigan rural railway dispatchers a brief mrt of conditions was obtained Your Own Yard irst Inches Is Told egro Executioner Gets New Trial i DETROIT MICHIGAir ygj)NESDA ARlt S1 i fi imniunication' Is Broken as I Black River Overflows Banks WashlhK'on April 1 1Nomina tions of three members of the rail road labor board Elliott Texas representing the manattera: Wallace Hanger' of Washington representing rhe nubile gloup and A Av hartou of Missouri pre senting the labor group were con 4 TWO CANADIAN patents for sale auto ac eaaoriea Chance of life time Mackey Amstutz 4TT Selden live iJr Whang Grandma was a girl could she Throw a basketball 76 feet with one hand? Bun 50 yards In six second? Do the low hurdles In "3 5 seconds? Accomplish the dash and throw In 16 seconds Stand and broad Jump 7 feet 8 inches? If Grandma could ahe was the heroine of the pentathlon be cause' modern Detroit grammar and Intermediate ttchool girls preparing to compete for The ree Tress medals and prizes In their annual pentathlon at Codd field May 13 find it difficult In equal or come near these marks ernnr JlcUray Musse Chicago April No on come to Chicago from not even Henry ord or the police and cast aspera tions on the fair name of Chicago and get away with stormed Chicago's famous Aiderman "Bath house Coughlin in his palatial office in Chicago's notoi I ous first ward tonight 'Z 'T Dr James Inches Detroit's police commissioner in an address before the law enforcement com mission of the American Bar asso ciation this afternoon "in foreign countries when you meet officials you coma In contact with the leaders in community life dignified intellectuals When you come to Chicago and someone is ini troduced as an alderman you thlnR Washington April Thia storm warning was issued Tuesday bv the weather bureau: to a Southwest storm wariiiiiga displayed Cape Hatteras to East port Mains: storm of marked In tensity over ths Great Lakes mov ing northeastward Increasing sbutherlv winds will shift west crly latd tonight nt Wedncsiay reaching gale force Kennedy Reveals Elans for Making Lines Pay That Now Show Losses Snecln to Tb ree Tress Ottawa Ont April 11 Hon Kennedy in the annual state ment on the Canadian National railways Tuesday announced their unification and co ordination under one board of management consist ing of railway commercial and financial experts: and free from political Interference aced with annual deficits of an alarming magnitude Canada's com pulsory experiment'ln government railway ownership has become the great national problem which the present government inherited and which Kennedy seeks to solve by practical business methods Three Big Charges to Sleet There are three great annual charges to be met by the Canadian people interest on national debt pensions and railway deficits first two 'cannot be reduced im mediately and the one hope of re duction in national taxation and a betterment 1 of other national en terprises is the success which Ken nedy meets in changing national railways from liability to an as MlCK: THREE CENTS 1 gi'ceisl to The ree Atlanta Ga April 11 The con viction of tlyde Manning confessed Negro "executioner" on the John Williams plantation Newton andJasper counties Georgia was re versed Tuesday Jy the Georgia su preme court and a new trial or dered" Manning was convicted and sen fenced to life Imprisonment follow ing the opnvictlon of John Wil liams who was charged with having ordered the slaying of many Negro farm hands Williams having been denied a new trial now xs serving a life sen fhrow In 19 3 5 seconds running hurdles In 9 3 5 seenrids run ning the 60 yard dash in 7 2 5 sec onds and standing and broad jump ing feet 9 Inches A girl ho fall? below 370 points In any two events Is disqual ified Ctrl Knows Objective With the point system tha school girl knows what she must accom plish to receive a medal Pentath lon contestants usually arc the strength of their respective schools on ield day and when these rec ords have been taken a fair com parison of what girls will accom plish on the island athletic field June 9 when The ree Press is to give prizes And medals to the win ners among 3000 school children mav he made 1'entathlnn cards entitling girls who qualify in the elimination tests now In progress in the schools to entrance in events nt ('odd field May J3 will Issued May 11 by the health education department ichigan Senators rank Newton or Post CHICAGO TXIAH lOODlD Chicago April tl Thou sands of basements were flooded interurban tracks were inun dated and congestion In sewers endangered the water supply today as a result of a rainfall rf 2 6 Inches In Chicago In the 24 hours ondfug this mottling ire companies were kept busy pumping out basements HILL ll tl' New York ApH Retire ment of lames Hill and Thomas Lamont from 'ho directorate of the Northern Pa cific Hallway company was an nounced at the annual meeting No explanation was' made of Mr Hill's paselng from the board but the financial dis trict Interpreted the absence of his name from the nominations as an indication that the Hill Interests In Northern Pacific stock had been largely reduced in the last' few years MOCADED IX riGHf New York April 'll llival bands of bootleggers fought desperate lattle today on Uto outskirts of the crowd throng ing the great river front poul try markrt on West street mar 'rmi teenth bullets whistled over the beads of mar keters and crashed into stull fronts the casualties were con fined to the gunmen of whomtwo wre left lying wounded twlc the others fh 1 Two Ads With A Single Thought Mr Mackey declares he se cured wonderful returns front these Iwq little sales messages that appeared in ree Press Want Ad col umns Tried two Detroit af ternoon newspapers i not a single solitary bite' ree Press Want" Ads arc out on the job with the milk get you the results you want before the evening newspapers are even printed When you're in a hurry and want to be sure of getting the thing done use ree Press' Want Ads CALL AD TAKER MAIN 9400 or take your ad to any one sof our 400 Want Ad Stations one in ypur neigh borhood VOL 197 TO HYPNOTIZE 'TRlO'BYJiADIO REPRESENTATIVES iMILLIOtiSWAR nu ccrw'x xAwuirf RAUD CLAIMS ta Th rr Indianapolis April Afterpending more than' In prison for murder of which he etill maintains he was Innocent Albert Muaer Ilfs termer Tues day wn granted a parole ly (lov sen tenced to the state prison from Blackford county January 1899 for life fcr the slaytng rf Ignites Stutz at Portland Ind The actual slaver was able lr prove an alibi and thus escaped sentence Ills name is not recalled Musser however was h)d as an acres aorv in the crime and convicted Hungarian Also Claims Twi light Sleep Substitute Special to The ree rees and' Chlcaww Tribune New York April Hypnotism by radio is the offering now laid on the altar of modern endeavor by a young Hungarian hypnotist who calls himself Voros JIis pow ers will be demonstrated at Wana maker's broadcasting station Wtl nesday afternoon The hypnotist will speak sleep inducing words Which are expected immediately 'to throw into sluAiber three subjects at the Hotel Asturljv There they are expectea to lie un conscious until the arrival of th! hypnotist He will awaken themlie will also give a demonstration at Bellevue hospital substituting hypnosis for twilight sleep in the cases of maternity patients ts '( In 1920 the deficit on national rallways'cwas $6i 605559 and this year $56673934 not Including the GrandTrunk which is a separate entity Canada did not deliberately em bark on a policy of governmental railways hut the country was the victim of a railway debauch ex tending from 1901 to the outbreak of the wan On the declaration of hostilities thftf transportation sys toms complete and Incomplete were the Canadian Pacific Canadian Northern Grand Trunk TrunjR Paejflcand intercolonial Cnnnrtlnn Pncllle Loads 0: 9 7 a' 7 Al hese ere a 1 1 sidlzed in cash land grants or guarantee of bonds On the out break of war finances not stand the double burden and the railways except the Can adian Pacific gradually veered to ward bankruptcy To prevent a financial crisis the government relieved the Grand Trunk of its transcontinental agree ment: then the Canadian Northern had to be taken over: the Grand Trunk discarded the Grand Trunk Pacific' which had to lie by the governmentrand finally the Grand Trunk became impoverished and also was taken over it Occiipleil ire lenrs This assumption of decrepit rail ways occupied five years and now added to the original government line the Intercolonial the govern ment of Canada owns and operates 22114 miles or 52 per cent of the railway of the country leaving only two important terns the government and the adlan Pacific the former with tinuous deficits and the latter continuous dividends Tn ntiah bond guarantees other commitments the people of Canada have a railway investment of $1500000 noil During the period mentioned the Canadian Northern Grand Trunk Pacific Intercolonial and National Transcontinental were cosolldated into the Canadian Na tional but the Grand Trunk main tained ns a separate entity and Its absorption now is proposed by Ken nedy The tntaf deficit on operation and fixed charges last year amount ed to more than $70000000 of wliirh $56000000 on the Canadian National and $15000000 on the Grand Trunk While the Canadian National showed a betterment of between rtiduOO There is a division among the framers as to the prob able ettect the measure would have i tle of Jiving In the of tb ial reppit accompanying the bill it i'tated that ths committee majority had "endeavored to rec omniend rates that will afford pro ct ton tq Aniencan industries and permit them pay wagjs sufficient to enable our workmen(o ntaluiain 'm4 mi rd 1 1 i (it VuHi regard to the argil ultural schedule one of the longest lu the bill report aald that the "commit tie adopted tl'e puiey nt giving to ngiieiiliure tlm lueasurc of pretention that has been uc ronird to other Industries with du consideration to um 'O sections and of nil I iUiti a Arc Illg lor The rates In tm aehedtit" gener "aliy average higher thnn' thoM In the house bill anti Inidude a large number of Heins which wm on the free list in the 1'nderwipd bill but placed on the dutiable list In the emergency rariir act now In foice As a general rule the iau writ ten into the arglulture schedule are about at the vol demanded by the senate republlcan farm tai ltf bloc Committee experts stated however that with lew exceptions the rates In the argicultural sched ule would not exoed 25 per cent This schedule embraces meats eggs vegetables generally fruits and practically all other products of tha farm The duty on wheat was fixed at 35 cents a bushel the same as under the emergency act but live Continued on Page th t'oluiun 71 Announcing The Detroit ree Press Radio Broadcasting Station Involving an expenditure of many thousands of dollars tThe Detroit ree Press is installing one of America's most powerful and largest radio broadcasting stations to be equipped with every last hour development known to radio science iritile The Detroit ree Press has had the project under consideration for some time it pref erred to wait until the experimental stage had been passed making it pos sible to give ree Press readers a broadcasting service heretofore impossible by any station erected during the days of radio development Interesting and instructive programs free from ad vertising and self praise features have been mapped out for this new station programs that will render an ex clusive unique and entertaining service tn the people of Detroit and Michigan entirely in keeping with ree Press ideals Just what these programs are to be the service to be rendered the date when definite broadcasting will begin together with the hours qj transmission will be reserved for a later announcement THE DETROIT REE PRESS Greatest Ihitadeiphla Pa April There ddog0'000 tn rhlla Smith secretary of I ''tail Credit bureau told the Commerce In an ad 'night AIL of them have been listed he vetnll merchants liun thousands of dollars a Governor of and Chi cago Ticket Reported Behind Chicago April rdjiponcnia of Governor Lon Small ttud Mayor William' Halj Thompson have on the face of Wtterwt ami inconv plete returns won a victory in today's primary election for the nomination of cnngrewTV'n state treasurer superintendent of pub lic instruction state senators and representatives cent ral committee mon and county 'officetjs No Htatrment was forthcnmln'r up lati tttnlght from Govrnnr Small who came to t'Mi MO re ceive the returns with friends but th Chicago Herald Examiner one of the newspapers supporting the governor in an early 'edition her alded the victory of the governor's opponents with the line "Brundaee Ticket Made" 7 Lrndvr I Bntrn Thf arly returns have left in doubt th control of the lerinUtur the one bl thing for by tha nall ThoiTitpn and Attorney General forc ive hour lifter th poll clrjaed Kurt Kear a war veteran app ifentlyhad defeated Htate Senator John A Wheeler of leader in tira laat legislature fur whnee re election the iruvernor had made a atrenuoint light A storm ov the entnt and southern part the sMie? delayed returns whole countie bnlnjr un able to report tonna last night and today rendered in many impwahle and not more than 5 accent of the voiers to the poll according to early otlmutea In Goolc county (Whicagu) tht ticket sponsored by Attorney (Jen erst Brundaee i and SUGiK 'Attor ney Cjfwe appaiantly had defeated the hint dovt roof btneen of Bathhouse John and instinctive ly establish a qruard over your watch and Aiderman vouxhhn when he heard of the remark promptly hit the ceiling ReplW he: A Can you boat that? Who Is thia Inches? How docs he get that way? Wants to guard his pocketbook does he? vr l'f like to know just who lined hia old pocketbook and what with You know that old saying about folks that live in glass houses Hr inrhes ho a doctor 'of? thinking about jack Hathaway and Jese' James Mot a hunch this man had bet ter go home and clean up his own back yard in Petrolt before he comes here to cast slurs at our city Our aidermen uiH stack up against the officials of any city tn the world advice to Dr Jru and he can take it or leave is to keep his own skirta clean he's going to mix tin affairs that tire none of his business what well whet' th' or what I mean Is whoever said we hod foreign manners here any 1 1 Detroit ree Proas Bureau 002 Metropolitan Bank Bldg Washington 0 I April 11 Announc their choices for the remaining Meral offices In Michigan now heldby I'einoorats Senators Newberry pad Townsend Tuesday afternoon stated that rank Newton of PDslInntl would be named' L'nltcd plates marshal for tlie eastern dls tn a'lecced Henry Bernhendt 7 ln Brown of bcland will be 57 jY States marshal of the west to succeed Herman O'i7r and Irving Coffin former of Wayne county will be cu'cecdln8 Philadelphia Lists 30000 Noted Curios Willed to Louilville Library Louisville April Hem Wat terson former editor of ths Ignlls vllle Courier lotirnal leit an es tate of $2239 mostly in govern ment soi uritie' acsjrdlnz to th trims of his will probated in county cburl her faesdav The Income from is tert to Mrs Watterson daughter atj grandson Th i remainder vf i ie estate Is disposed of (if apocial bee quests Mr Wattirion'e library curtoa pictures and other per sonal beturiglnri are loft to ths LouDvIHi public library to which was 'iiuenthe i fSos'io for the con struction of jPlaee keep tnem ti be known us th "the Henjy Watterson alcav'' Th Will was datij Jim: Un and was In the testatox bandii ln INTENSE GREAT LAKES STORM BUREAU WARNS 2 Wife in Slay ing With Butcher Knife wSpedxl to The ree TucucArf April Tvy bride of two month is in Jail hero charged wrth murdering her husband wilh a butcher Knife at their ranch hpme According to' employes of a neighboring ranch who were de livering groceries to the Ivy home Ivy groaned just about got as they upenecl the door A bloody butcher knife fell to the floor they said a they entered The Ivys according to these wit nesses were fighting on bed Ranch emplnyrs called a doctor but Tvv was dead when he arrived The woman is suffering from a severe wound in the haud received during the tight WEATHER Rain Chicago Aiderman Resents De' Criticism of Windy City doors of a room in apartment house at 436 Charlotte street in silezof which were about five nlcri and several The mu aims Inalde the barricaded dooh ware wanted by pullee 1 for the persbna jreepbnslbl ir the hjd 1 ua WimloO Ar la ha fnoVirl frt fht auctioning In JSOoO holdup of two women In (heir homo early last Sunday morning' The only quextiohlhg that had been done at 4 thia morning had nothing to do with the holdup and was done through a trafisorn The occupanta of 'tha room threatened' batla if police at er itfsneh u'lthoirrt eearch warrant Bolice March warrant and were tltnofuiis I Adv nt the tseult of battering through I the 4m wlthmit one I AIlt'AlHA DANCE TOMCIIT The situation reaolrid into I Spectator' Valnunylrtd music on polKomen wauhlng the Adm 15c Adv One Was Pal of Campus Thug AU 'Are Grilled Regarding Wounding of Detective Three men were being held on robbery armed charges by the po lice early today in connectionwith the shooting Saturday of Chief of Detectives Edward II ox Of the trio suspicion is par ticularly' directed at Thomas Burke alias Watson 22 years old several times previously arrested In connection with crimes The other two men held are itz Maier 26 years old and James Mc Govern 28 years old both llvlng in east side hotels They 'were ar rested early tobny by Detectives Henry Garvin and John Whit man in Grand Itlver "avenue res taurant They are being held for possible identification Burke was taken Into Custody at Washington boulevard and Michigan avenue by Deteciive Lieutenants John Heffron and William Collins They say he answers the descrip tion of one of the thugs who hid11 up the Hammond Standish meat market Twentieth street and Stan dish avenue antltjWho exchange pistol shots with ox of James Spann The suspect was a pal and room mate of James Spann when the lat ter was arrested last November for complicity in the slaying of three policemen JSnuary 3 1921 during the daylight holdup of Hie Morton Bond company' on Campue Spann was tried and cqn vlcted Burke was arrested with him but released after being held two weeks When Detectives Harry Santcll i red Breschler end Robert Mor rice broke Into Spann's room on Northwestern avenue on that oc I casion Burke' sprang out of bed and grabbed a gun they declared They had to fight before they dis armed and subdued him Recently tno ponce has been living in Windsor Riven Severe Grilling Heffron and Collins at work on cnp were wniiunh Michigan avenue Tuesday when they espied Burke idfing at the Washington boulevard corner He did not observe the detectives until they were almost upon him Burke made as it to run but the sleuths collared him and hustled hint to headquarters Burke was put through a severe grilling at headquarters Ex' 'T1 to deny all knowledge of the shooting the prisoner doggedly refus'd to answer questions or to tell his whereabouts on Hie day of the holdup Wednesday it was announced Mrs ox wife of the wounded de tective chief Burt Reno the 17 vear o'd meat market employe who was shot in the leg by one of the bandits as he attempted to iniporte their flight from the shop and oth er witnesses of the crime will be Continued on Page Three Column Six 1 9 2 2 A It was not learned It the powern above the city still was intact hough it was feared It would go minute Dispatchers said iuble was being experienced fromIverine north although no serious ih outs had been reported With rivers swollen by heavy in and incited snow many towns the t'pper Peninsula and north counties of the Lower enln la are in the path of one ol the 1V41 lliirHIK' 111 irs Bridges have been washed ray and thousands of dollars' mage has been done Jn railroad ulpment The heaviest loss is at Tower andaway 'Damage to the Onawaytric Tower company plant on t'pper Black river is estimated $10000 Detroit A Mackinaw iilway company property has sut ed loss of $20000 at Tower Waters orce Channel Torrents forced a channel 300 feet Me around the westsslde of the near Tower and swept away 10 tank house pump house car ids and one bridge The Union iig i Paper corporation Is ready dynamite locks at Cheboygan Ife flood threatens the foundations r'tbn mill Heavy rains have In cased the danger Lower portions the northeast part of Cheboygan ay be flooded if dams break Escanaba Mich April llldKht Hlroad bridges have been washedn In Della Menominee and Ma Inette Wisconsin counties by the i avy rain storms and high water he Chicago Northwestern Railroad is running trains fromeen Dav WIs to Escanaba by leans of long detours County cn Inrers ave' prohibited railroad tains from crossing certain bridges rcause of the Impending danger Detroit School Girls Run 50 Yards In 6 Sec Pupils Are Busy Training to Win ree Press Prizes on ield Day May 13 Running 50 yards in six seconds is considerable feat itself for a girl under 16 years of age but many De troit school children manage to ac complish it after serlops prepara tion in physical train ing clisses in the grammar school Each pentathlon event is baaed on 1000 points If the girl does run the 60 yards In six seconds fatigue usually interferes with her accom pllsbi'ng lh highest average in the remaining four tcatsj In the official i pentathlon events follow one an other for contestants In rapid order It Is estimated 1000 girls can com plctc flye events In 10 minutes May Get n(MK rolnls With the possible total of points i a girl may be credited with 5000 ho gold medaV is awarded those who acquire 4300 points the silver medal to girls obtaining 3 6u0 pointe and the bronze award to those credited With 7L2t0 points No girl will be allowed to com pete tn the pentasjilon at odd lie HitirMfl she hag a pro Jous record lei'own of 3250 PotsHn the pentathlon eliminations Con tpslants who averntfe 6o0 event in the final will qualify for the bronze medal This means rompHhing' the fol pw Throwing a basketball 56 feet with on arm doing the da11 Rate on arm Product Are Ra'sed Thoc on Autos Lowered Washington April 11 (By the Associated Press) adininto tration tariff bill aa rewritten by senate finance committee Rcpubll cans on the basis of foreign valua tion with provisions for flexible rales and proclaimed Ameilean valuation as recommended by President Harding wit presented Tuesday to the senata It was announced that it would be taken up April 21 A long fight 13 in piospic with some cRImaies that' a nlnno fA thriia nmntht $Lr VUIUJIIv I Taken as a whole lh bill accord to estimate of commutes tx rts averages slightly higher I than the raj ne Aldrli law tne liut representative protective tar iff act As compared with the house meaaure the specific rates generally arc higher but the ad valor rates generally are lower aa such rate in the house bill were American valuation 3M) Mllllona llivenued Trcastiry experts Save estimated roughly that the bill will raise fiom $3OlLtd)o0uO io 350009001) of rev euue' annually but they have not yet had time to 'complete accuratehlculatton Ths houe i measure was estimated to raise 1300000000 while tho Underwood law yielded and $300 3 OX SH00T1KG SUSPECTS HELD HNjSHOOflNG DETECTIVE CHIE New York April 11 Pressing' hie campaign against landlords who failed to supply tenants' with sufficient heat last winter 7 I Maglstrafe Brough In municipal term court who svnt need a i wealthy Jewish landlord to serve 30 days in jdtl and pa'y a'i fine Of $500 also fined Mrs £xiner muhit mr vtuianvn Hf the heat section of the sani tary code He gave her the al ternative of 20 days in jail and the landlady 1 who Is 60 years old chose to serve out her sen lent'e senatapproves 3 OR RAIL LABOR BOARD fipeiiklng uf Woodruff' dlcln urea' lupieventativ Johnson safrl: C'To my mind that goe to prova the fact that not onlv I our gov ernment in the control of an In vkdble bi party financial combine but that this combine extends to other nation of the world and that tleac Japanese financiers have an interlocking agreement and ar rangement with corrupt politicians In the United State which ha en abled theta to take money by the million from the tends of Amerl ran tax payers and Hie men and women who suffered and slaved to buy Llherry Hundred of case of fraudulent war Contracts and ntra for the sale of surplus war properly and the settlement of claim were found HI? 11 en IK Bl conunil tee of contfieTf hid'd by Hepr witetlv Giaham Dllnniw chair Contlnurd Three aliima Ttirea henrYwatterson Hold Police at Bay apartmant'from an ernes anu nt tne persona Inside peering at policemen through ky hulc and' from behind drawn blind A guard was thrown around the house and ft period Of watchful waiting began Occasion ally one of the'pstrolmen would re (br nantl fur The i (ooe Im owiaLlv ''i'liftlp ezs W' non nri I'lnn aei inw in a i i jr ruviuvi't lion unin uti1 i I Ahead if you want to jhh it a at wen kpt at bay ociocKyoUr own rrMMAras wA oatilH 1 YIw lowetor Arno TuesdaynUhts ana 6 Sl jKunki who wa in charge of the Stanrllng baffled at 4 this watchem eaMM hm men nrcther snllremrn tn watch the apartment and to pcimll'the others to depart At daybreak a search warrant was to be obtained and en trance forced if ft took a machine gun and a steam tractor' Ihteetlvea entel and Drew hier wire the first to begin the wake They werti Investigating a tip that the ners6n resoonalble for the hdd Re In Strait Ilrenk 1 Mackinaw Oily Mich April in cast gale with rain is break up ice In straits and drivlnff it hio Lake Michigan Alpena Mich April The flood ronacc threatening the town orwer on the Detroit Mackinaw sulroftd north of here was fur increased Tuesday by an adul lonal rain fall of one half an Inchv4r the drainage area of the Thun bay river and its tributaries effect of ihe added rainfall is Ixpected to become apparent tbtne bxt 21 hours over an area or 50y 30 miles The main power house of the Ai kna Tower company Is Within amt at being flooded out although lumps are being used to capacity to ep the station clear I Lumber Is Wnxhrrt Awny I A iHipa quantity of lumber was I nhtd away at the plant of the L'fAii'i Lumber company located on I small island in Thunder bay icks of the Detroit Mackinaw Ind the Boyne City Gaylord' and i'l na are under water in several and the main bridge over Jie river at the city limits here is I reaunefl I Trla1 to The I ''adillae Mich April Tho btidgft on the Mackinaw tra 1toss the bi cAVe of Lake Mitchell a damaged beyond repair by the Irftppiire of the Ice In the lake The piers went out from under Inc north side nt the bridgo and hr structure tilted at a sharp The hrldffe was built of wood was nrerted in 1905 to replace former bridge also taken out by Tho highway department has liomised to 'consider a request for cuncrnte or suel bridge at this Bnint a thn klnaw trail which Buns over the bridge is a staterunic highway' 1 The bridge is 1Z00 feet In length ffOHAWSILANTL Representative Johnson' in House Backs Up Claims and Moves for Probe Dfirntt IP Pr nurau Mtrotmuun bank WlnnKion Washington April Threaten ing Impeachment of Attorney Gen Vral Daiighfirty on tho floor of thO house Tuesday for misfeasance in office Representative Roy Woodruff of Michigan made a' scathing attack upon "graft and fraud" in the conduct of the war depnitrnenl department of justice i and the alien property custodian He ehrwed tnat aeeraiaiy 1 kt war wssks ussu hiuuchw ihu department of jusilc to top action imslrjt lb vmaTiran Bo Magnate coripany vv oadruff balds jthnt Ike' governiiKnt lost '660 by tilling Irv "uuetiunall Ideal" the pi'oitrty' Of the Hoaca i Magneto company to Martin Krh who lair with the aid Hornbluwir i Wei be 'broker or ganlzed the American Bosch com pany ntt recently the war eo jetsry was an active pailfter of th flim Honibltrai '4 Weeks Th a'lin property custodian during the Wlism administration accoiu Ing tn Woodruff told the Jtmoll company to tldleulously hale Ho hold ilfI7RNS IrtS EfHELD ASSUSPECT nrblddtn th transaction I il legal lniiamuil at the liadfng wlfb the tans act forbid tte aat of aclz'd property to an elUn' Ha say 'A Bern 1 Lierman and lhac lluia tirr' the Kuvermnetii should ue tu vZ ici aver trout the American Bosch Rompauy Representative Royal Johnson of Ninth Dakota foltuvvrd Woodruff and substantiated tne MlchIRait an nr? th rrili Mrs aar'a lion be to authorize ton gresslcnal oinndlteO to wHiwraes In ordrr to to the bottom of the war contract scan dale The houw cheered WoodiuT and Johnson itnd it Is likely that the Woodruff resolution HI adopted after th appropriation bill $0 threat nt Jmjptichment against the attorney general was made In nteieno to the claim against the Lincoln Motor i ompany of Detroit He said that Attorney General Daugherty has taken from the hand of the district attorno) at Detroit the claim of over $th 600906 against the Lincoln Motor company UnICs Daugherty Im mediately pro'Sdx to protect ths interest In the Lincoln Motor claim lie said would move Ian Impeachment Wednesday attorney for the creditors of Hie Lincoln Motor com pany will present to th department justice argument that If the government claim allowed it will liaite nothing for the bank and commercial creditor a It develops that fraud Is claimed In the Lincoln war contracts that an employe of the Lincoln company later represented the government In handling the settlements '3 Wife' A wa el V'" i 4 A Is dr Bra BBRhBB'mI zL 6 JR 4 I ji 3 ft Jr fc".