The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-13
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Mark Patterson. clerk In the health Of
flee; 81 ann going to root for the IL
ers TO the end. win or lose. If there $
anything | despise It's "a knocker-'
Auditor Milton Onkman. unlike his col
-leagaes.=ls= oppoxea= to- ppeaiinG-the
sherifs ease TO the supreme court.
He believes the decision would stand
even We're an appeal taken.
"The Man That Came Rack" In the sub
ject Of TN address by Frank ii. West
In MCGreRor mission sunday evening
at 7:15. Mr. and Mrs. Roush VIII
sing.
&. y. Randall VIII give N stereopticon
lecture saturday evening La the
LeeseVille NJ. r.. church. also Sunday
evening In the Woodward ave. Bap-
fist church. This will complete Mr..
RandalIs contract of fifty lectures in
Detroit.
Helierich. ieweIer, has secured an
order to compel the Union Trust Co.
t. disclose whether any assets from
Hellerirh's store have been concealed
in the Union Trust vaults. The mat
ter viii come up next Tuesday before
Lee :. Joslyn, referee In bankrupt
~.
Graduating exercises of the Detroit
Higgins high school Will be held June
l6 and Il In the school auditorium.
The class exercises VIII be held Tues
daN. June i6. at p. M. and diplo-
mas VIII be Presented and program
lowing. Hon. Henry r. Pattengill
viii be the principal speaker.
The w0odward-nve. baptist church VIII
probably extend "a call to the Rev.
Maurice y. Fixes. II. d., OF Franklin.
Pa. DR.. Fixes preached in the Wood
ward-nv". church last sunday. and so
favorable was the impression he
crs ated that the pulpit committee
will probably report next Wednes-
day evening in favor OF calling him
Mrs. Rosa Albright. aged ~. of Trcn-
ton. was taken 10 Eloise Friday. Mrs.
Albright - the widow OF the blind
harnessmaker who died several years
ago. and she has been able to make
her own living until recently. on
the way to the poorhouse she talked
OF the objects OF Interest along the
road. and said that she had never en-
joyed a trip 50 much.
A marriage license was Issued Friday
afternoon to Charles w. Weske. Of
No. 2l24 Gratiot-ave.. who will wed
Mathilda Sarnowski. Weske was one
of the men who applied for dNorce
last week. II was separated from
my wife :or six years and the trouble
cost me 1900. so | think | can have
another. III 7 want one" Weske re-
marked ;o.the clerk.
Dess Chrisman. alias james Mcneil. the
colored man arrested here n few days
ago for he authorities OF Independ
ance, Mo, where he was wanted on
charge OF numbering Fred Irwin.
another Negro. left for that city early
Marshall Y l.. Combs Chrisman de-
clared he was not afraid to 40 back.
He claims he hot In self defense.
The eighteenth annual excursion OF the
employees OF Pnrke. Davis n Co.. Will
take place "Wednesday. June II. when
IL is expected that 5000 people Will
be taken TO Tashmoo. The steamers
Tashmoo and GREYHOUND have been
chartered for the day In addition to
the usual athletic sports. a number OF
novel ent srtainments VIII be provid-
ed. including an amateur circus and
ten side shows.
IL II expected that 5000 visitors Will
be I'm Detroit next wednesday, for the
State Encampment OF the q. A. X.
Troop Il. the new Detroit cavalry
regiment. VIII act rs guard OF honor
for Gov. Warner. Gen. G. a. Coolidge
Will act as marshal for the day
Every old soldier who enlisted In
Michigan Is requested TO attend the
rcgimcntal reunions In the tents
along Washington and Bagley-aves.
The enterprisiug managers of the two
Central High school papers. The Sly
lus and The Student, have worked up
line sale by the advertising secured
through the comment on daring
drawings by school students which
serve as illustrations Capt Alphonse
Bakcre the city's official art censor,
laughed when he was asked II he
saw anything obnoxious I'm 1.-THE girl
In the racing shell" which ornaments
the stylus. Nothing bad about IL at
all, just good piece Of work." he
said.
Five candidates for the position OF city
boiler Inspector were put through q
rigid service examination I'm the city
clerks Office Friday evening These
are the men who passed highest In
the written examination held in the
board OF education rooms week
previously. the quintet being J. Har-
vey Williams. Fred Gubeneau. John
Purvis. John punkelberk and John
McCabe. Williams la the present In
spector. His assistant Frank Bur-
rell, did not pass sufficiently high in
the first examination 10 be eligible
for the second one. The man passin x
highest In the examination OF Friday
evening VIII be nominated for chief
| Inspector, and the next highest man
as assistant Albert Martin Will con
tinue TO act as assistant In the boil
ermaking line. he having no opposi-