The Detroit times., 1908-11-23
Item S

The public lighting commission will
soon go into court TO enforce Its
rights In "a strip OF land adjoining its
power station at the foot OF Bates St.
II Is alleged by the city officials that
the public lighting property Is en-
croached on TO the extent OF six feet
by the Campau Realty Co.
Miss AI.ce Rose tAskin, for more than
80 years N resident of Sandwich, wnS
found dead In her bed. Sunday morn
ing. She was sister OF the late
John A. Askin. former register of
deeds OF Essex county. and an aunt
OF J. Wallace Askin. the present reg
lister. Mrs e. f. Skae. of Detroit. Is
sister.
The best OF the season IL what the
newsboys say OF the meeting held
Sunday night. ID. F. Wolfenden gave
q strong talk on Character. Faith
fulness and Cleanliness" John n.
Doyle gave several dialect recita-
lions, and number OF the boys as
sisted In the program. Prizes were
also distributed 10 the boys bringing
In the most members.
Mrs. William Hargrove, an elderly wo-
stepped backward from a Woodward
car at Peterboro- Sunday after
noon. and fell sauarely on the back
OF her head. She was taken home In
dazed condition. where II was found
that a slight bruise directly under
the rat with which her hair was
arranged. was the only injury
Mrs. Annie Schultz, accused of assisting
husband. will make a fight to retain
her baby. and through her attorney,
Samuel II. Crowl. has entered her ap-
pearance to the action recently start
child from her. Mrs. Schultzs attor-
ney claims the baby cannot be taken
from the mother unless she is con-
victed OF the charge against her
men I'm the act OF holding mp Al
phonsus Kauer. clerk In the post
office on. Brush-st. between Macomb
and Clinton. shortly before 8 o'clock
ton the pair are registered as Charles
Keller. clerk. No. 400 Eimwood ave,
and Bartholomew Hodge, butcher. NO.
1913 Grandy-ave. Kauer says he was
on his way home when the two men
rushed up behind him.
Detroit Council, No. 3O5, Knights OF CO.
lumbus, held memorial services In st.
Aloysius church. Sunday morning,
Columbus hail. on Michigan ave. The
COMMITTEES in charge consisted OF
BENJAMIN f. Quincy, Joseph J. Crow
ley: a. A, LsnElois. Hugh stratman
made by Grand Knight Charles H
= Collins, and George r. Monaghan.
James Mcnamara delivered the
euiogy. There have been 81 deaths
ing the last year.
Over 5000 persons heard the addresses
I'm the Museum Of Art. Sunday after
noon by Prof. A A. Roth. head OF
the state forestry commission, and
Charles Ward. a weil-known lumber
man. and a member OF the old De-
troit family OF that name. Prot Roth
urged forest preservation. and Mr.:
to ore. the rs. H.
the lumbermen for the fires. and
urged that they be compelled to de-
stroy slashings. which now are left
to rot on the ground, where they be-
come kindling for the match Of a
hunter.
A collection of paintings BY oliver N.
Chance, Jr. of Detroit. wa. placed
OF Art. Monday. and will remain
there until Dec. Ia. Mr.. Chance
studied In the Detroit Art academy
under Mt Giles and Mr.: Pauiw. Later.
York. under William M. Chase. Rob
ert Henri, and Mr.. Miller, and was at
the Art Students league and three
thorne. During the last two years ne
has painted and studied abroad and
Is showing number OF pictures OF
his work on both sides OF the water
There are over so pictures on ex-
hlbition.
Allan III. Frazer md Dr. John Sweet
clashed somewhat after the formers
address to the Business Mems class
OF Martha Holmes NJ. r. church Sun
dav noon. Mr.. Frazers topic was
The Church I'm Politics" and he took
the stand that church people should
act individually. not as a body. and
make II their duty to take an active
part in movements and elections. II
was his statement that men in office
hold to the same standards. as a rule
as men In business life. that drew a
reply from DR.. Sweet. The latte'