The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-01
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The Rev. q. l.. Wittet will speak In Me-
Gresor nstsstou Tuesday night at
I:le; the Rev. &. IA. Perrin Thursday.
aHa a, tne Rev; q. a. kiinSmap FRIDAY dap;
wednesday and Saturday.
The annual sale and supper of the wo-
mans association OF the Trirst Con-
SENSATIONAL church will be held
Ihe chapel In the dininh room be-
ginning at $3.50 y. IN. the ladies Will
serve turkey supper.
The supreme court has decided that
the Detroit board of education acted
within it's legal rights In boosting
the pay OF Supt OF Schools Martin
dale from $4,000 TO $1,000 per year.
thus sustaining the decision OF the
alone dtssented
In Sunday moraing's service q. the
Moodwsrd-svs. Baptist church., the
REV. Maurice Il. Fixes made brief
appeal for funds for the erection OF "A
church house on a LOT recently pur-
chased on WlndGr-st. in me rear OF
the church. Within I'm hour $4,000
had bten subscribed and by Monday
night $4,000 had been paid In.
Isndore Summers corn piained to the po-
lice, early Tuesday morning. that
while asleep In the Jewish Shelter
Home. No. 90 Division ST, Monday
night, someone stole his VI watch
and his undercoat. lie suspects two
men who sha, ed the loom with him.
but who had disaDp, areu when he
awoke early Tuesday morning.
band, who f. awaiting trial for the
alleged murder or Manuel Visconte,
Mrs Salvatore Dana has been oblised
TO part with two OF her three chill
dIen, Mary and Frances, and the lit
tie tots have been placed In the
House of the Good Shepherd. The
baby Mrs. Dana will keep with her.
The nrst change 10 be made In the
LII ~
meyer was succeeded by Ford ID. c.
HtnchmRn commissioner took
place Tuesday morning. Edward NJ.
Greiner has pten succeeded as super Der
ward Youngblood. The latter was
Formerly horse dealer and was a
strong Thompss> man. Greiner had
held the position since 1901 and had
good record. The place pays $500
per year with house rent free In one
OF the park buildings. Greiner was
given "a hours notice.
N-ariv 800 scots gathered around the
West Congress-st.. Monday evening.
on the occasion OF the flfty-nint an
nual banquet OF the society. The
first TO be held In the new building.
Retiring President Richard Lindsay
presided as toastmaster and toasts
were responded TO by Alexander Wat
son. the Rev. Mac III. Wallace. Mayor
elect Philip Breitmeyer. William Muir
ray, the Rev. a. III. Cameron, the Rev.
u. l. Sutherland. ID. \. Sutherland.
DR.. Il. j. Livingston and Eden Small.
The decision OF Judge Rohnert In the
White Star line. In which ne directed
verdict against the plaintiff. was
reversed by the supreme court Mon
day. Blakeiy sustained broken
ankle. while attending a picnic at
Tashmoo I'm 1905. The ankle was
broken by a ball thrown by man
playing catch. He started suit Cor
$4,000 damages, but Judge Rohnert
held that there WAS 40 cause OF ac-
ton. The supreme court decided that
catch" was dangerous game, and
that excursionists are entitled to pro-
lection.
the government quarantine upon live
stock shipments from Michigan Is that
which falls upon Thomas X. Harris.
New York buyer. who had been In
the state purchasing lambs just be-
fore the order was put into effect.
He had secured 800 lambs for ship
ment east. but had TO sell them In
this market at n total loss OF $1,000.
windsor customs officials nave de-
fined quarantine with regard to auto
mobiles 10 mean that motor trucks
and autos from outside Detroit can
not pass the ferry. while there Is no
restriction against ordinary automo-
bile travel from Detroit.
Compelled To mcmoriHe n number Of
Nerseh py why punishment TOT ~
infraction OF the rules. clifford Blue.
aged IL. ran away from L'Assumption
college, Sandwich. sunday, His dis
poce Of Dsiro t'p0 by IL ns
mother and Truant Or;lcers Grossman
and Gleiwitzer found him at the home
OF a boy friend. Philip Kittson. No.
l1s Highest. west. Mrs. Blue arrived
later and tried to persuade Clifford to
return home with her. bu, the boy
protested that he did not like the
school across the river and wanted
to attend school In Detroit. His
mother finally consented and Clifford
Will apply. for admission TO the Cass
school.
An item of $1,000 for the salary Of
an associate Judge To act M juvenile
court judge liz included in the annual
budget OF the board or county audit
ors. The act provided that where
the probate Judge cannot look after
the Juvenile court the work must be
done by the circuit court Judges.
Judge Rohnert has always looked
after the work In Detroit. for juven-
Judge is paid according 10 popula-
ton. and since July. 1907. Judge
Durfee has been paid 1929. In add
ton to his regular salary OF Sc 900
IL Judge Rohnert has received any
thing for his additional work IL Is
by special agreement with Judge
Durfee.
The trade by which the council gave
for the privilege OF opening Can
feld-ave. TO the river. IL to be called
of. In meeting attended by about
200 citizens of the lower end Of the
sixteenth ward. In rheers hall Mon
day evening. A. II. Green. VINO made
the trade with tie. city. offered to
call the bargain OFF. John G. Gar
vey. alderman elect. argued that
Junction-ave. instead OF Campbell
ave. should be opened through Green
declared that this wouid cut up his
age purposes. He did not insist on
holding the city to its agreement.
however. A committee consisting OF
Green. Aid Rose and Gadde, Alder
men-elect Garvey and konkel and
two other citizens VIII meet to ar
range some settlement BY which one
street or the other viii be opened
to the river.
giles Of the coming Legislative session
will be over a bill 10 prevent shipment
OF liquor into counties that are dry
from counties that arc wet This
In the thing most desired by the Anti
Saloon league and the Frohibitionists.
Michigan has one county. van Buren,,
which has been dry for Is years In
addition, the "drys" carried 10 out
OF the il counties on which a vote
of local option was taken last spring.
Next spring there will be vote on
local option in the following counties:
ottawa. Tuscola, Eaton. Altoona,
Huron, Lapeer. Kalkaska, Montcalm,
Sanilac. Genesec. Msoosta-ll. In
addition, there Is now a struggle on
to brinS about vote In these coun-
ties: Berrien. Allegan. Emmett, Clare.
Branch, Livingstone, Newaygo, Lake.
Benzie, Hillsdale. lonia. Isabella.
Iosco-l3. The anti-Saloon league Is
confident that a majority OF these Will
carry, thus bringing the number of
counties in which local prohibition
prevails up to 2b or 30.
ZIMMERMAN WILL