The Detroit times., 1908-11-14
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GezEzFEaeE$sexe1rEaEERHSsH
candidate. for the Legislature in the
recent elections. has formed "A part
nership with orvice II. Leonard, and
Mill engage In the insursn.s business
The arm has engaged offices on the
fourteenth noor OF the Ford buildins,
William F'innsssn, AN ex-ccsvict, was
picked ny ON suspicion by Dstectivss
say Finnsssn has been hanging
around pool room at No. II L.afay-
cite blvd Finnegan gave his address
as No. $50 Iefferson-ave. He will
probably be released.
Msx q. Koch, city treasurer T wish
knew whether Tart beat me out
In the vote In tho city This uncer-
,alIty ~ ureaotul l DO know that 1
lose few hats to people who bet
me that ! would lead the city ticket.
as IL seems that ] got fow more
votes than Justice OFT"
Charles ochs' butcher shop mt No. 4S2
kercheval-ave.. was found uncon-
scious In room over the shop. Fri
Ssy Win the s sSi eSse sc sm from ,ns
place. East End ambulance took
him TO st; Mary's hospital His re-
covery Is looked for.
1t In expected that the council COM
nsittee having the matter I'm charge
will report adversely to the sugges-
ton OF changing the name OF John
n memorial to John r. Williams. first
mayor OF the city. while the advo-
Gates of change wanted TO com
memorate the services of Gov 3. Il.
Mason.
The Detroit Museum OF Art II making
an effort TO gather material for ma
rine exhibit. TO consist OF pictures,
PHI ,' s,, or ens sra,. OF the
ships. II Is believed that with the
enormous shipping and commerce OF
the lakes there must DO hidden away
much valuable material which would
make a unique exhibit.
Herbert ID. sullivan, aged 80. for II
yenrs superintendent Of the GINS Con-
In Denver where ne had been for a
yea- IN search OF health. He Is sur
vived by his widow and three chill
dren. The funeral Will be held from
the residence OF his mother. Mrs.
Mary Morgan Sullivan. No $50 Trum-
buli-ave but the date cannot be an
nounccd until the remains reach
Detroit.
| Grand Trunk, was shot In the left leg
In fight with three car thieves
whom Keller and Special officer John
Woznack caught carrying two cases
OF shoes and two tubs OF butter. al
legged to have been stolen. on De-
guindre-st, near Trombley-aye.. Fri
day One OF the thieves was also shot
In the fight and is thought TO be
seriously wounded. All three made
their escape. however.
Sergts. Dornbrook md wilde and Pa
game In which goodiy crowd OF
sports" were participating In Ger
son Bros pool room. No. 129 Gratiot-
ave. Friday night. Several OF those
present escaped through the win
dows. while tie rest were taken TO
the station. They We're registered as:
Samuel Gerson, aged =, one OF tho
proprietors; BenJ. Gladstone. No. IA
Rowena-st.. and Myron Miller. NO.
4s3 Beaubien-st All were later re-
leased.
rick. home, walked into John
Burnman's saloon No. 81 Randolph
ct, Friday. and asked for a meal
Mrs. Burnham, wife OF the proprietor,
spotted the man as tramp who had
walked of with her handbag. con-
tanning 50 and 5000 I'm promissory
notes. last July. while the bartender
was preparing to serve him drink.
The fellow collapsed after being
turned over 10 the police and was re-
moved to - Mary.s hospital He Is
The Rev. =. A. Dean, of seattle, In q
talk Friday afternoon before the
Michigan state Sunday school con-
vention. said: There are some un
married ministers who do not care
much about the children. They think
they are called 10 preach the gospel
but not to children. What those min
listers need Is baptism OF common
sense" Some 1900 persons attended
the closing session Friday evening.
The speaker OF the evening was
Marion Lawrence. general secretary
OF the International Sunday-school
association. who spoke on THE sun
day-school and the Great Commits
sion"
James II. Couxens, treasurer md gen
eraI manager Of the Ford Motor Co.
has been elected a director OF the
National Bank OF Commerce In place
OF Dudley r. Waters. of Sirand Rap
lido. =, slgned. rhe selection OF Mr.
Couzens is considered TO have
strengthened the directorate of the
bank as he Is one OF the most pro-
gressive young business men OF the
city. He is a leader In the automo-
greatest Industry of the city. lie
has risen rapidly He started his
business career as car checker for
the Michigan Central. but went up
the ladder fast. Leaving the railroad
business. he became coaf merchant
and then took up the automobile In
~ dustry.
Trainer Mike Murphy, Of the PennsyI-
vanIa squad, called at the city hall
with William w. Magee, the secre-
tary OF the department OF public
works He was accompanied by
George +. Codd. A score OF years ago
Murphy was trainer at the Detroit
Athletic club. when Codd was one OF
the best amateur pitchers I'm the
. country and when Owen and Jewett
were star runners wearing the local
~
hurdler. jumper and football player
and boxing In the club exhibitions. lie
shook hands gladly with his old
trainer and they talked or the old
meetings. Murphy recalled that he
had endeavored TO get Magee to 20
TO Yale.
method hns been found by which
the state treasury inny he tided over
fits deficit until the winter tax collec-
lions are In. All warrants issued by
the state Will be taken up at face
value BY three banks OF Detroit, the
and Peoples state. These warrants
will be held until after the first of
the year and then will be rade emed at
fair rate OF interest by the state.
This plan, devised by the Local bank
ers,-gets- around the constitutional
that can he borrowed by the state
between sessions sf the legislature
which Is only $4,000. The state Is
not legally bound to redeem these
warrants but there is no doubt that
the legislature Will pass the neces-
sary measure.
Carl selke, NO. 1914 Dubois-st., played
the role of the Innocent bystander In
a shooting ARRAY. Friday afternoon.
with the usual result. The bullet
pierced his left wrist. Steven Ia
wacki, suspected OF being q member
of a gang OF freight car thieves. Was
the man behind the gun" Patrol
man Otto Taube had followed Zawa-
cki to his home at No. 66l Palmer
ave. to arrest him. Following a street
row In which he and several others
had displayed revolvers. Members OF
the family came to the young mans
defense and prevented the arrest. AZ
ter Taube had left the house. Zawa-
ckI Il Is alleged ran out of the house
and fred tive shots at the. officer.
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