The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-13
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The subject of the sunday Afternoon
talk In the Art Museum will b'
From From Whitewashed to Giidet
lecture begins at 2:30. No children
are admitted to the auditorium OIL
Sunday.
The Wayne county Prohibition commit.
NJ G. a. to discuss plans to "keeI
their high tide of success on the go.
Their slogan for spring OF 1909 Ia
Double the presidential vote" Nom.
nation OF school inspectors In all
wards will be made and a full ticket
placed In the field.
Alfred II. Ewing, who disa ppeared from
his home near fpsiIanti several days
satbe ana d Wss iraGsd 10 by his
Thursday. An injury sustained ID
years ago, when tree fell on him,
was indirectly responsible for his
death. Since then he had been sub
Ject TO frequent attacks OF spinal
fever.
Attorney w. G. Fitzpatrick says that T..
b. Tarsney's resignation as trustee
Vier, was handed in before the fling
of the decree OF Judge Lockwood in
the Hude-Tarsney litigation and was
courts action. Mr.. Tarsney resigned
solely because of ill-health. Mr.. Fitz-
patrick explains.
A. Bauerle, proprietor Of the Oxford
meat market at No. In5 Gratiot-ave-
was too alert for two short change
artists who visited his place Thurs
day afternoon, and attempted to beat
him out of IS bill. Mr. Bauerle
quickly saw through the game and
when he threatened to call q police
man the would-be flimfiammers took
TO their heels. leaving behind IS OF
their own money. which the butcher
Is holding as a souvenir.
Walter Oldheld, former deputy county
clerk, whose mind was affected by
ill-heaith and the strenuous political
campaign preceding the primary cleo
ton, has been discharged from Pom
tiac asylum as wholly cured. and Is
now In the west. where he will start
life anew. His relatives refuse to say
in a mercantile business and will re-
frain from mixing In politics. His
wife and children are with MIN.
A motorcycle which Paul Prill, No.
2o2 Brandon-a,e., and Joseph Drawer,
No. 9S7 Howard-st., We're riding,
turned turtle under Its heavy load at
Scotch and Wolf-aves.. Thursday
evening, and both men We're injured.
Prilrs employer, Louks F. sechter.
No 12S1-12S3 Michigan-ave., was
wrecked. Drawer 10 In Red Cross
hospital with injuries about the head.
Prilrs employer. Louks +. Sechter.
Prof. ,. ii. Brewster, of Ann Arbor, de-
Itvered n stefeOpticon lecture ut the
Art Museum. Thursday evening, on
Chile. Peru and Bolivia. describing
picture. and explaining the customs
OF the people. He showed the pro-
gress that these South American
snsa are and ms akin IN sOa
that they are especially familiar with
the cases Of graft that have been
brought against United States off,
Gals.
uohu Cr.m.r vho Hoe. ,xstn ~. ~,,-
owed mother at No. 437 Csnton-ave.,
was arrested Thursday. on a charge
OF wrongtully calling for letter be-
The letter contained 81. and this
Cramer Is said to have taken for him
self 1t Is alleged that Cramer knew
that Maine was In the habit Of get.
delivery window and so called for
his mail Mrs. Margaret Cramer. the
mother went surety I'm the sum OF
$500 for her boy. who is but IS years
Barney Richards, q cupola tender with
the ID. y. n. gang at work ON the
Grand River-ave. tracks. was pain :
Grand River-ave.. Thursday afternoon,
when the cupola car backed down on
him. His right foot was crushed and
he sustained broken arm. East End
TO Harper hospital. He win probably
recover but his foot may be perma :
nently crippled. Richards is 81 years
old and lives on one of the boats=tiei
up here for the winter.
with q big semi-month1y pay roll fall
Ing due Saturday. Nov. IL. state
Treasurer Rich has not yet been able
to make arrangements to meet the
emergency. His conference with the
Detroit bankers. Thursday did not
result In completion of the plans for
$150,000 loan, and further confer
ence must be had. Rich's only com
ment on the action OF Auditor Gen.
eral Bradley In distributing the pri-
mary school moneys IL that. while
the law may have been complied with
In this case. II is the first time that
II was done
No milk will be delivered In Detroit nv
union milk wagon drivers before n
o'clock Ia the morning beginning
with next Monday. Thursday even
ing 400 drivers met at No. 10. Ora
tiot-aye. and adopted resolution To
this effect. The employers have been
sounded and most OF them are will
ing to accept the change. ANY
dealers who do not consent to the
new ARRANGEMENTS Will have to find
non-union drivers. The men have
objected for years to early deliveries
and claim that they have had 10
work as high az is hours day
Deserted ny her husband n.d without
funds te purchase n nights Iodgtng
Mrs. Howard stevens. a deaf mute,
applied TO the police for shelter
u Wednesday night. I She was given
I quarters In the matron's depart mo MT
but left the building when pressed
TO give the name % her husband that
the police might locate him. Thurs
day afternoon she changed her mind
and after giving his name "a How
ard stevens. was allowed to remain