The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
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Secretary VI. II. Hurlbut, park depart
menf, 81 am gind Ia be jeveier
myself and want them 10 haye sooo
time while they are In DETROIT
Aid. Godfrey FrriwaId. Fourteenth
ward, ..Thcy tell me that SWIMMING
is tho best kind OF sport, u came
near getting drowned about - years
hqo and have never gone swiwfning
in omen water since. However. I
may Try did az Belle lslo TINS year.
"Win" Jones, tally clerk I'm congresss
~ think that Michigan VIII swing g
ma GRITTY OF 100000 for tart tNs iali
against Bryan 1t might not be so
many against Gov. Johnson. but there
Is little likelihood OF the latter being
nominated The southern Democrats
are for Bryan and the supporters or
Gov. Johnson know that their man
would be knitted by the Nebrasknns
followers n he were nominated
Financial coalitions are worse In
crrnt Rrifnin and In Europe than I'm
this country according TO rep.
George Lord. who has lust returheu
from trip abroad lie found Lon
don full OF unemployed and social
istic meetings being held In the pup
lie square at which orators addreSsed-
the unemployed. From this. Lord de-
duces that the hard times here are
not chargeable 30 national conditions
so much as 20 a world wide nervous
ness OF capital.
The Idea 10 having Through" ears ON
the longer street railway lines of the
city has been suggested TO the d Y.
r. officials and Is favorably consider
cd by them. but cannot be carried out
unless .he council makes certain
changes In the present ordinances ~
through cars were Installed. part or
the down huund cars on any line
TaVing thlm would not stop 10 take
on passengers after passing some
BOUNDARY line. such as the car BARNS
on the Woodward line. The result
would be TO distribute the passengers
80 AS Ia Lessen CrowdluB. IL ~ cialmeu- Y
A pathetic story Of tragedy I'm "a humble
home OF Detroit had ats climax.
s'NursdaE iu the receipt OF telegram
~ Mayor Thompson from Truman n.
Nrwbrrrv. rcInittiug the sentence OF
william shoemaker. The latter lived
with his parents at No - Fremont
place AMI enlisted IN the navy some
months ago. His mother became III
ard he deserted his ship 30 visit her
hut was arrested and confined on the
prison ship Southeriy. His mother
worried became III and died last
Saturday. The mayor appealed 20
Nssf5rH'Tr srcrrrT1ry eS'r'Nr',t . sss's
the latter allowed Young Shoemaker
20 come home without a guard Lat
or he secured rem.eeion OF the sen
tenFe and ShoemalSer's honorable us
charge from the navy
Fiay bay viii ne observed next sundny'
spreinI services being beid la the De-
troit Opera house under the snfectloh
OF TIE Michigan society loi the
naugfters OF Founders and tPatfiots.
20 81 America Mavof Thompson VIII
ls.aips u proclamation aAkinS ooeerv-
SuuAay'sJ ser, fees follower overture.
"Poots and Peasant (Suppc), East
,rn High school orchestra inNo.a-
tlou. REV lee : McCollester, y j.;
"Flnr Legislation" Cleo. WIN. BATES,
chairman 'To The . Country (Eich-
ber.-f. Eastern High school chorus.
directed ~ Thos. Chtlvers HiEner
-TaealS 90 Patriotism" Rev. VIM. For
bush. "Patriptism in Art director
A H. Grifith: "Now the Bay In
over" garn5Y), EtsterR-high. The
Fairies Revei' (Suiliyan). School or +
chestra civic Patriotism Hon. VIM.
- tf1TtT-Tr-. rr1-rrrs t>rrrrfvvc 1fs
tSousai. Eastern High School orches-
ira; star Syangied Bsn-er." Miss
Marguerite Burrows. accompanied
benedlction, Rev. lee 8. AcCollester.
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