The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-30
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Aid John Harpfert AN alderman can
not please all his constituents.
have been unable TO please one or
mlnc-W. H. Thompson"
talks In the Museum of Art Will begin
next sunday afternoon. The HaDi-
tations OF Man" will he the subject OF
Prof. Griftith's address. which Will be
illustrated with stereopticon views,
The museum VIII open at o'clock
and the lecture viii begin at $3.50.
John BOlsden, OF No. % LOcust-st., q
former assistant foreman I'm the de-
partment of public works. who was
injured when "a street car struck his
wagon on Sept. 20. died In Red Cross
thrown from his wagon and three
ribs broken. One of the ribs pune
tnred the pleura. causing Death.
DIR. Fairfax Irwin, who has been I'm
troft, has been transferred to the IA
cine coast. his place being taken by
Or. X Al. Woodward, now stationed
In Boston. DR.. Irwin viii make the
trip by way or Cape Horn on the
revenue cutter Snohomish, which Is
destined for service on Puget sound.
ment OF public works, r. pleased
with the new ''T'' rail construction
or the d. L. X. In Jefferson ave. He
has given permission foI the same
kind OF construction In Grand River
ave and may also allow II In Brush
ct. and Trumbull-ave. Residents OF
JeHGrbOn ave. say the noise from cars
hos been greatly lessened.
James oliver CurvS God, the Detroit au-
thor recently reported killed by In
dams in the Canadian northwest re-
turned to Detroit, Thursday. Mr..
Curwood processes to be very much
annoyed over the report OF his death.
He has been travelling through the
northern part OF Canada collecting
material for "A new novel. He has
Just issued a book, The Courage OF
Captain Plum" and also several
juvenile stories OF adventure.
e. &. Bagard, aged 20, a former res
tRurateur, known 10 almost every
business man In Detroit 10 years ago;
died died rh nuSsur In the Eiks nati SGaY
will be brought to Detroit>for inter-
ment. Bagard formerly conducted q
restaurant on Lafayette-ave. Despite
the fact that he possessed a choleric
temper and was often In a towering
rage. during which he would drive
his customers into the street. he had
host Of friends.
Joseph Mcdonnell, a bartender em-
Ployed I'm Donohue's saloon, No. 1873
2. o'clock Friday morning when a
Michigan-ave and Shelby-st.. and
collided with the auto he was driv-
ing. Mcdonnell was thrown to the
pavement and seriously bruised about
the head. He was removed to ST
Marys hospital In the East End am
bulance. McDonnells companions,
were uninjured.
Prof. A. =. Isaacs, of the department OF
semitics I'm the University of New
York. and one OF the best known lee
turers In this country. Will occupy
the pulpit In Temple Beth FL Satur-
day morning Of this week. His sub
tect Will be Keeping Step With One
Another" Saturday services In Tenn
pie Beth FL begin at 1890. On sun
day morning. Rabbi Franklin Will
Pre- Election Discourse" Sunday
vices in Temple Beth FL are open
10 the public. and those interested
are invited to attend.
world have movement ON foot 10
old ladies' and orphans home. which
Will probably be located in Detroit
or near by. on election day band
Of members Will canvass Detroit,
taking up subscriptions from the
voters. The object Is 10 provide a
home whereby the states and coun-
ties all over the country may be
lieved OF the care OF members OF the
order who find IL necessary to appeal
to the authorities for aid. The build
ing Will not be erected until $l00, 900
has been subscribed. Mrs Alberta
Droellc. commander of Detroit Ban
ner hive and deputy commander of
the Ladies' OF the Maccabees OF the
World, will he the general chairman
of the day. She will have IA lieuten-
ants, each of whom will have a squad
of IL members.