The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-25

Lack of a auorun psevsassd Q nesting
night; and the meeting was post
poned until Monday night.
Civil service sxamlnatfoas FOR forest
assistant, PhAlipplns service, veteri-
marian. Philippine service. and tele-
troit Oct. FL.
sapt. of schools Martindase reports that
the attendance I'm ths public schools
OF the city was <4.6ss on Sept. Is. as
against 42.7Se for the corresponding
date year ago.
The Detroit Fe6eratson Of Labor IL pre-
pairing TO wage war on Congressman
Edwin DENLY. having ordered its
printing committee to prepare and
distribute 10000 pamphlets attacking
Denby's record with respect to union
labor.
The meeting Of the Young Mems Re
publican club, which was scheduled
for Friday evening In the Pontchar-
train. has been postponed until Oct.
are serving on the central counting
board
John vroue, aged q, q farmer from
Chatham, Ont., was struck by q
WO0dM rb.a car near near the Log Cabin
fractured and his right arm badly
lacerated. He was tSAen to ST. Mary's
hospital IN the EatNEnd ambulance
Julius Remke, aged %, q piano tuner
and singer employed by +: ,. schwan-
Detectives High and Lark!ns. He 10
wanted I'm Chicago on a charge OF
wife abandonment. he has agreed
to return TO Chicago without extra
ditton.
William Rowland, plumber from
Rochester, Mich, was struck by q
PONTIAC car at the corner OF Wood
ward and Tuxedo-aves., Thursday
night. and seriously injured He had
just left a car. and walking behind II,
was run down by car coming from
the opposite direction. He was taken
home.
Eleven baptist churches, II Presby-
terial and two Methodist churches
have signifed their intention OF OBJ
serving Sunday. Sept. %. az rally
will be "BibIe study During the
Sunday-sehool hour special programs
will be given to interest the chill
dren.
}. w. LuGsdfn and wife, OF Hay, New
South Wales, are I'm the city visiting
DR.. George b. Clark, No. 3s7 Huri-
but-ave. Mr.. Lugsdin has been an
fury. with about $4,000 acres. feed
ing some $4,000 sheep. lie reports
excellent labor conditions in Aus
tralia.
says he was not In charge OF his mo-
tor boat 'Shagabadee," the night she
failed to display red and green lights
because OF which the boat has been
seiaed by the federal authorities. Mr..
Robertson explains that the boat was
in charge OF a friend. who was ig-
norant OF the new navigation laws.
william Peppler, Of No. ESQ McDougalI-
ave., todd the police that a man called
At his home Wednesday afternoon
and secured e260 from Mrs, Peppler
on the representation that her hus-
band had bought three tons OF coal
from him. The stranger is OF medium
build, smooth faced, and was In his
shirt sleeves when he called at the
Peppler home.
Mrs. Margaret Bassett. In asking 6or n
divorce In Judge Donovau's court,
Thursday. alleged that her husband,
Edward, was contented ss long as she
worked hard and paid all household
expenses. When she refused to- work
any longer he made things so uncom-
Portable that she was compelled to
leave him. she said. She will probably
get divorce.
rally Of the gymnasium classes OF
the Young women's Christian ssso-
citation VIII be held In the association
building on Washington boulevard.
has been In charge OF the gymnasium
work for the last three years. will
be In charge again this year, and will
be assssted by Miss Ina Edmunds, OF
The Detroit lodge OF EIks viii hold N
lodge Of sorrow I'm the Elks' temple
over the remains OF Robert oliver.
who was drowned in Holland. Mich,
last Tuesday The deceased had been
member OF the Benton Harbor
lodge, but had lived In Detroit sew
eral years. The interment will be In
Woodmere cemetery. where the Elks'
burial service will be held
The school board committee on real
estate and school buildings, at It's
regular meeting. Thursday. recon-
mended that contracts for the East
ern high school addition be awarded
to the following lowest bidders:
--MasoR-workr -Cooper,-S2z 500 /;
carpenter work. vinton Co. se2,526:
1924; total s75.27O. The board OF
estimates allowed 100000 for the
work. The committee awarded the
heating and ventilating contracts for
the Cass high school and the Duane
Doty school to Jacob Zerga at u.s.
7s3 and $ll,1Os, respectively.
Persistent efforts the part OF DR. W.
II. Gowan, who conducts N private
sanftartum CT No. 80 High east 10
secure the enforcement OF the lluuo-
laws I'm his immediate ishborhood,
and particularly against ex-Patrol-
%Auto-Stop Inn" Nos. li6 and IT'S John
R.-st., have brought no results thus
Tar, and DIR. Gowan has practically
given up hope of interesting the po-
| lice department. In his behalf DR.
Gowan has written Police Commits
| registered letter mailed TO the com.
! missioner Aug. 20. demanding a reply
and also Immediate action agains,
SHOCKS place. He has received nc
reply and no action has been taken.
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In Copenhagen the unemployed mer
4 have found occupation In rat killing
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