WEDNEBDAY NOVEMBER 4......i. 1925
- uncut-unn- ~—. .
. demon ~—- King
EPORT. Nov. d—Msyor 11‘.
Behwus and 1110 entire Res
ticket. with the exception
'0 alderman. were elected yes-
" by pluralities ranging from
to 2,609 votes in the grehiesi
w election. in point of votes
a city has ever seen.
or Bohrens. carrying nine of
cling districts and ii of tho
-ots. defeated Thomas M.
an. the Democratic notnlnec.
Ms votes. according to the ot-
,Zj'dturns. Cullinan carried the
. Fifth and Seventh districts
f the first nut-inct. of the sixth.
living 14.1181”. 10th: as against
‘ 8 for Motor Behrcns.
, Take Atuster Districts.
1 ottonlns with as guest (-111.
,u it. evci shad beforathc
machine made great inmudu
he Democratic districts ofv vtvro
" go and Won over the F‘ilst.
fiixtll and Ninth. all of which
do, :Fi‘od Atwatol' in 1923 be-
continuing to retain its grip
help above all.
, Facial cleanliness
By Eda. Walloon Hopper
ousands of women ask me how
a myself a. famous beauty. And
Ikepi. my youthful bloom to
grand old age.
-ero are runny reasons. One of
greatest wusA taught me 111' Lucio
tonne. a famous Parisian beauty.
-o hover used soap on hot face.
have I since I met her. Rho
no cleansers based on animal
Vegetable fats.
3" gave the a formula. which all
greatest beauty experts now
ploy; 1t menus the ‘sltln to the
this.“ It removes- all the gilmc.
oil which interfere ulth
t1. But it does not assimilate
«. h th'e skin. Not 41 amp can be
. that]. it simplv leaves the skin
1 . ‘cicon.
«It in the first step to skin bonu-
.A clean skin. without blemishes.
. . .. heads 01 mars. I know no oth-
‘ m to get. it. nor do you.
3 ow I hate arranged so that till
. and women may enjoy this iuxs
(y. I call it my I‘ncial Youth All
‘ counters now supply it. exact.
"he came as Lucio Lanielme fur-
-od it to me. ‘ 1
great laboratory now prepares it
me. I wish you would try it—
woman who wants to look her
You cannotdo it, I am sure.
-out my Facial Youth. l‘lcuse
. 21A this column now.
for Trial Bottle
today to Edna Wei lscsllo
Shore Drive. Chicago. Eng”:
wiry Facislp‘ngtlutH. ii
nnoun-punsensuous-nurse.
A .
1.1
.munnusu‘e..~—uu-u—-
‘ c Ticket Goes 111 With EXceptiou of Two
Into Democratic Dis
her of Votes Cast in Municipal Election .
' from office by the
~ Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. Seventh. Eighth
.Au-t
‘ . sou. mus;
communes-r1 won-aim.
E. Finkelsteiu. 7.27; Patrick Cooney. '
hine Makes Inroads
low—Greatest Num-
"on s cry‘distrlct that went for Bob.
lens two routs ago. .. ,
The greatest number of 10mm
mm to participate in a mimicmsl
olectlou cast thclr ballots. Votes
cast numbered 11.11111 as compared
with 26. 280 twa years ago. and 30.-
219 in 1921. the previous big year,
when Atwa tor was elected. .
The Twelfth district save Mayor
Behrtns his greatest plurality. 1 037
and tho ll‘i'fth was whcrb mullinan
received his greatest margin. 331 as
compomd with in for Atwaier in
1921.
tire vote cast
Twoltih. 4 802.
' " Johnson Leads All.
Dr. J. Murray Johnson. Republi-
can candidate for reelection to the
Board of Education. received the
greatest plurality of any candidate.
2.609. He carried av cry district but
the seventh and the first precinct
of the Fifth easily defeating John
Nairu.
The most spectacular run of any
candidate was that of Town Clerk
Joseph I“. Wi‘elcr. a Democrat, who
was rejected by 195 votes in {aver
of John Y. Caldwell. member of the
Board of Assessors that was ousted
“ripper" law.
\Veiler‘ carried six districts, the
was polled in the
w
‘1..1
and Ninth.
' City Clerk Alfred W. Burdick re-
ceived a plurality of 2. 439 Votes the
11¢ch largest for the day» winning
all but the Eleventh district and the
first precinct. of the Fifth, but Caro
ried the distriot. Jlo defeated Bar-
ton 11‘ Champion. who was accorded
13,951 roles as against lilurdiclt's
18.490.
Martin Runs Well.
William E. Martin, who-Jud been
'tnade the butt of charges or cor-
ruption launched against the Wpres-
ent administration by Attorney John
A. Cordell. Democratic loudei. dur-
ing the campaign. won out over
Daniel .1. Clifford. former member
of the Board of Apportionment. and
a Democrat. and was reelected to
the Board of Education by a plural-
ity of2 .156 votes. Clifford was able
to collect 14118. ,
Mayor Behrcns’. as was (\xpucittl.
ran behind his ticket. but his plural-
ity was pr’cdictcd pritaiely by 1'huir~
man Burdlok some days ago as be»
twctn 1. 500 and 1.600.
Reorgilnlsution Outs Titkci. -
The \ictory 'wus‘ till the more com-
plete since it was common knowi-
me " ' Reorganization iiepu bile/nus
one out working in force-with the
Blimo'crats 'ugalnst King lid in "a
number of districts had their own
committcc robms. Action to cause
the names of such persons to 'bc
stricken from the Republican pri~
mary lists will probably be started.
it was indicated by the organiza-
thl‘l.‘ ‘ '
The only two Republican candi-
dates who failed of clcciion were
Alderman Fred W. Harrison, oi the
i
2
William. S. Allcn. aldernmulc candi~
dait. in tho'chcntli district. Hor-
rison will be missed by the adminis-
tration since he was the most active
member of the Board of Alderman.
lie served or was chairnnn of its
most important committees.
Listed among the Iurprises was
thu Socialist vote. Politicians had
anticipated this would be larger than
two. yearsago. but-final and com-
plete omciai returns show the party
polled but 745 votes for the head of
the ticket. Jasper Mchvy. as com-
pared'with 1 686 in 1023 and 1.966
in 1931.
Twelfth chlis Total.
It was the Twelfth again that
caused Behrens to come through in
fine style. for outside of this strong-
hcid which c’aima credit for his
election two years ago by rolling up
a. plurality of 892. no large plurali-
ties were given. '
The mayor won by 112 votes in the
First which he had lost by three
votes in 19.13.1115: won by 153 in the
Second which gate him 104 in 1028
and he won‘ by 154 in the Third
where Aiwater was given 138 two
yearn ago.
battles in the Fourth and Sixth dis-
tricts. the former going to Cullinan
and the latter to Behrens. Cuilinan
won the Fourth by u votes, but the
l'kepubiicah‘ alderman was' elected. in
e Sixth Culliuan took the First
precinct with a pin;
Behrens won by 93 in the Second
program. giving Behrens the district.
-. The Seventh went to Cullinan by
128 votes and the Eighth was for
Behrsns with 186. The mayor man-
aged to carry the Ninth by 80 votes.
the Tooth by 194 and the Eleventh
by 279. . .
.. . voile tor Selectmen.
Satuuei J. Goren-on was the Dem-
' ocrat who failed to be elected select-
2251” Six are nominated by the
or
The vote for ssloctnicn was: Re-
* pubiicans. Bastard Moody. 18.351:
uooeph Petriello 10.808: Hattie Wen-
Democrats: James
14,138: George W. Smith.
Samuel iloreulou. 14.064:
782;
Small.
“,1”:
"740.,
Vote for Sheriffs. O
noted by the. mo:- parties. no u
~:tilllioyn BI nouns: John F. Na.
luau-.163“; Maurice. Hochhoiser.
“388513911.“ out». 13,321; Dem-
_ carat": , nio Abs-loin. 11,081;
m ""5 can. t 5 up
. 47: «spit. it'-
smw ,
Nearly one-sixth of the on-
ORDER BUTLER
Fifth. candidate for re-election, and .
There were two hard and close 1‘
ality of 38 and .
pants": for the five position. A 7
A . "fhoyots for sheriffs. six of whom "
m clout-d and a 111:. number nomi- .
fif'mifc?
1
in a gray suit second from the left.
lish examination four years in- a row.
This picture was taken at Inil’nd Stanford University away back in
1806 and shows Secretary of Commerce llcrbcrt nbovcr. than a student,
Homer tiunkcd his Freshman Eug-
snd finally got by only because his
professor let him write a geology tilt-sis instead. Seated in front of
Hoover is Prof. J. 1'.'Sn1itl1. still st Stanford. and seated at the extreme
right is the into Dr. John C.” Banner, second president at Stanford.
BACK-T0 DUTY
’ WITH MARINES
. WASHINGTON. Nor. «ix-Briga—
titer-General Flmcdioy-Butler. terror
of crooks. gunmen and the lawless.
must relinquish command of the
Philadelphia police on December
31. and teturfi to the marines.
President Coolidge Tuesday denied‘
the request of (lawn nor I'inchot and
Mayor Kendrick that nutter be git-
en an extended loavc of absence for
two more years.
In rejecting the request. President
Coolidge said by letter to the mnyor.
“Of course I have every wish to
help you and to grant any request
Senator Popper might make: and I
have e1ery sympathy with your wish
toA-taltc all reasonable precautions to
secure the enforcement" of the low.
but I am convinced that there me
no new elements uhich...‘ ought to
utilise me to raccde from tho nos:-
tion that I took lost. your."
At. that time T’lrsidcut Coolidge
informed the n'utym that the years
extension then granted to Butler for
VCalls Detroit
“Wcttest City”
.4 (APL—With
Diz'rmu'r. Nov.
"the parting thrust-"there is some-
thing; wrong with law cnforccmcnt
in Detroit." A. Fl. Stroup. deputy ud-
ministrator .in charge of the Fed-
oral prohibition forces here. resizn>
ed yesterday to enter the insurance
business.
"l‘ can
any without rcscrvatibh,"
.1
the retiring deputy added. "that Do- -
t
trait is tho wettest city 1 have been
assigned to. l have worked in sew
ct‘ni parts of the country and ob-
served conditions carefully and i
can say without hesitation that no~
whom else is the
lntcd as here."
:1
TRACE
.10 11111111 ANDERSON MAY HAVE
lnw npcnly via-l.
Not Juli Stormers;
Only Wedding Guests
GOVERNOR ASKS
INDUSTRIES TO
BE AT CONFAB
jUrgcs Oflicials to Send
Delegates to Confer-
il‘
MANY ONSOLVED CRIMES,
lilillIMZl'nli'l‘. 301. -i.
“illium M')’ 1211 "mini: li\t‘|llll‘
11 i‘lli‘lill‘l «11' this I'll) 11ml 1-.111-
ni‘i'li‘d with the Silt‘l'wootl I'lui-
ingltfulliplill), lull who is at
present one or the guurtls tol-
Uiympiu )lurrl or New Iluvcu
tit Litt-ililvlil, \i‘llt‘rt‘ silo is lit“-
ing ll'li‘il ugnin fur the llllil‘ill'i'
oi" .lnlm Iiuunuuu. of New lio—
t'ou. )1'sit'l'llu) nulliod from ‘
BEEN OF NOBLE SWEDISH BIRTH .
-Wm..."
MUSGEGON. Mich. Nor. i.—- ting uuay tlndrl 11111 mutt-Mum of his
(A. Pu)-- Police and Wade rul agents 1 lnvnuciilg 1m olul '
last night were wouviuu the idem, 'l‘uesduy Anderson
i
won pa riin liy :
tlty of (home (Dutch) Anderson f 111A ntifled 1111 one of the thrt-ur- 1110111 . . ~ 7
into some of the unsolved nrimts lilo held up the mom. 1.1m tillilt “mum“ "” \itltcrlmry “1"“: l cllce in \‘ OFCCSlt‘l’
that have stirred western Michlgnnlc wards of the Lukcy Foundry plutlil 1'" "’"k “ "“‘ N" ”‘l‘ “M that l N 12
in the past few months ‘llme July 20 and Lamp. .1 111111 a 111' 11111.11! mic tot mim- Deli. 1 0V. and 13
While Anderson's body lay in the payroll of 332.000. ; ”In Mr. MN" re ported on duty 1 -._..._._
mom”. the authorities 90mm...“ George I'utc. Toledo. set-rot 1“er ‘ n1 ”"" 5"" t ‘ “"""" Wm" A 101111 is mudw pulvlu torlrw
notes to trace Anderson's trial of 'F" °F""‘3”"‘"" "m A'm'"‘"“'°" “"5" "\"i"1:1..!:".""."""""", ,'.‘_'"' _ “'1'5‘“ ‘0 “111.11 (iovrrnor Trumbull has a...
crime to Michigan “110 which he known to have been in this vicinity I111 "t'ot"""l"i""1 Inglis ll“ "mum“ " to tlu‘ Om 1.1 01‘ all Pannctti ut ii
i 5 1 - v I' _ .‘ v. i S " ~ J " C l '
on the date of the Lulu-y holdup.
fled uiivi' Ben Hence and his witc-
l‘.111 and Joseph l1. Vick. n. snow-t
had been murdered at Mum-lo. lud..
and rewards had been offered for mnlcc man flo1n"l3ui'i.1lo. N. Y...
Anderson in connection with the nrldml to thc posititr ldrutlticuttom
crime. 5 f of Anderson.
'l‘raii Started in Detroit “'m “i “"0"” “W‘
. Anderson's many aliases and com-
The Anderson trial was first. plck- ,. . . ..
It led to Grand dilution: of DEmLH‘. 0111. stands out
t’lllhliliil :111-l column-11ml Ui'f-fu’illllbi.
lions. urging them to uppomt dole-
l‘mt‘s in tl11:.\'v-w linglaud 131111111-
"H111. to in lit-id lll \‘i'orcr'sit'l'. .\1'1\-
"'11'11'111’1 l‘.’ .1111] 13.111 which the l|.'.'i’l-
lug buslutcs liltiiiblb or 5611
Mr. Nt'y Pillll )t‘hll'l‘ilii) that u
numlu-t- of ltnlinils urrhlng in
lllli‘lllllfld Monthly hilt-11101111 it‘ll
High silt-riil‘ I‘t'unk ll. 'l'uriting.
ion in pluu' 1m ullusuully Imny
guard at the hill. .\lr. hop sliltl
the. helium “ho wrro suspu'lml 1-1.“
ed up in Detroit. ., .
prominently—1m. n. Von Tenor, or coming to iiittleIlt-lu to blunt)
'rtapidmgilck '0 Detroit “d We“ ‘0 That is believed to be his real name. "It: lull pron-d only to be uttl- l‘m‘l mil h" "'p‘“"‘"“"""‘
i‘oledo. hit). The gunman who was Tht‘rc is the nimy “’th11 will in (ling ““05“. . (it’lw'i‘lltll‘ 'l"l‘lilllhilu"8 It'lll'1' 1.11.
11111.15:
convicted with Gerald Chapman for
tho ifrctiit’m'ail truck rebhery in New
time, no doubt. bou-omo part of the:
ROADS )lxiltli llljS'l‘Lthh'.
An-irrson legend. that he was the lllult which risultml iu llil'
WHIP
‘H'tdlllln ut tho New England t‘goll-
Y°'kf‘°“" ""5 “9° “‘1 “'1” We” scion of a. wealthy noble Swedish 5101:1111le ~~liuntls in- “Motion .
cscapcr from tho Federal pculten- - . . ' ‘ 11...“... .,. 1 . . ~ 4 -_ . ..
lamils. Betause of his escnpndcs in we made- dilqtlo‘eq 11 run 1 1h. . -' . ‘ J- ’01“ 1'1 ”It? Cvllltrtlli'
tiary at Atlanta. (1a.. went from ‘ ' “ 'L 3‘ ”-' . (~ -. , . . ~ _,
Toledo to Grand i’tnpid mm iltrn that country he became ii. rcmitt- oi' sulllhiir lyv. an industrial l-r- .3" 'm””'”"‘ "”1“ 1" 50'1““! hl‘lmss
visited several Michigan cities in. once mm and for years ““5 Will product that hitherto has lice-11' 111111 1"” “m"mom 0‘ “w New
cludin Flint Kulnmdzoo d P a handsome income so long as he poured away :13 Mom:- Splinklln: Alintmnti 11:110.» 11111 that th-‘rrr; 1:11:
I’ - an ‘9""11-mnalued away from Sweden. h . 'ri . l l " “"9" 1" 1‘1“ Ila-111w which would co‘
ion Harbor. He ‘5 ‘_ , _ ll. 13 101 a “U1 111s liquid them a ,1 \- . . , , . .
. illoun to have been “‘(‘ll flmoo” hro't' . 'll il' _ . 01‘ lll‘dl' - .1. 1.11.41.11th lllllll!?Il'
in each city Antlcl'slm 11-11. :1 triul educated. He spoke German. Spun. ti' ". " n can ""3 3‘” ”1"“ land lllsiltm.
ofyquccr" money. in I’lint loss lnh and Scandinavian tongues fluvn- u\el|y‘}11n;lsul'l “MK “ hen “m‘ “'l‘i::;~ Ii..'ir;,'.llt.~4 1.1.5.01“th 1.3. .11.
than amoni use he escaped from lly and is l’wllcvcd to ham beenn 5"“ m “’ ““3 “ “”ghul"1“‘”“”°' .‘Goxerutm 11.1w myuuimd 111.: )3. ..
uble'odor. but. this soon evaporates. 113119411011 pomrrpm.“ “1m,“ M“ hold
éit first .'l,l'lli|l(il nlf'ratlng in Worm slur.
"Mussttclluuvtts. on Novumbvr 13 ..‘1A1
iii. if. is my i‘l,Ll‘l"l"Sl how: illzi‘. you:
organization will participate in l.l.~-
a clerk who discovered he was a
passer.“ counterfeit. only by back-
graudatc of the University
artist.
of L'p- _‘
GOLF BALL KILLS BIRDS.
LONDON—The latest story for
golf fans to rag about ill the locker
rooms contra from the Chester Cur-
. BRAVE. l UNDESIRABLI’. EFFECT.
mm.
, .. . , ‘ ‘1 , worl' oi" the Cont‘tl‘vxn re and 1 ll
Soung 300‘“- ‘Auntlt, 0111-: of out Salt-‘sumn: “l‘ltm'u you mm‘ sir. zon golf links near llf‘l‘r‘. Two bird‘s aciiirclv roprr-sr‘nlt-d 1:1 .1... .."."......"...
scouts faced two lions by himself. Those troum-r. lonk good on you," were killed with :1 golf bull driven monthly. "
“Where, dear?"
"Oh. at the zoo!"—-
Modern Youth: "Then i
want them. i want something
stylish."~—th‘c.
by .l. lirat‘nforrl. .1 [delusional play-
nr. The force from the ball out one
of the small birds in two
(lt'lll't
that's
\‘1-1'1' truly your.
(Styli-ll) JOHN ll. "l‘l"ilJ.‘\ll‘.l'l,.l.
Governor of Conum-Hwn
Auntie:
Young Scout:
Passing Show.
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