The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Mrs. John Murphy, 81 years old, II In
ST. Mary's hospital with n badly lac

Mr.. John Murphy, 81 years old. .. In
50. Mary's hospital with badly lac
Grated scalp, and several bruises. as
the result ot headlonR fall down
OF No. 20 RiVard-st,, Tuesday night
Her condition is not regarded as
dangerous.
The Rev. Henry opping. professor OF
philosophy INA Detroit college, VIII
lecture In the college hall. Ihurs1aS
vir--f sartftrtstti anti
igin q. Man" The lecture starts AT
o'clock.
In the recount Of the death Of Henry
Nitte In The Times, the names OF the
widow and his daughters. Bessie ana
Alma were unintentionally omitted
Mr.. Witte was resident OF Detroit
for as years and his funeral occurred
Monday.
An ordinance governing moving pie
ture shows was passed by the coun-
ell Tuesday night. II gives The hre,
lighting. building and police depart
nents Jurisdiction. and leaves u 10
them 10 lay down their regulations
for the conduct OF these places. I'M
mediate effect was given the ordi-
nance so that II Is legal ~ soon as
published and approved by the mayor
That judicial positions viii he made
appointivc instcad OF elective In this
state after a time. WAS the predlc-
ton by Attorney Howard w. Bloom
er IN an address before the Mems
club Of Emmanuel Presbyterian
tured present methods or nominating
and electlng Judges whereby these
men holding dignihed positions are
compelled to campaign, ana. at times,
To Visit saloons.
yoseph Caesar, of Port Huron, wit
ness In a ID. T.. u. case In Judge MUIR
phys court. collapsed, Tuesday after
noon, and IL was necessary TO re-
move him to ST Marys hospital
County Physician Grimes found that
Caesars heart was affected. and he
learned that the man had eaten
whole box OF cough drops within
minutes. Pr frtttfs--' achieves
these affected his heart. Caesar VIII
recover.
From classic Greece comes request
for infor nation tn city Clerk Mich
OILS The Athens and Piracus line.
which connects the ancient city OF
art and letters with It's port. is being
changed from horse cars 10 electric
cars and the company is up against
n government ban on T. rails.
Somehow. the directors heard that
Detroit had adopted the II rail and
the letter. received asks why the
change was made here Nichols will
try To find out and then inform the
- suffering Athenians
Aid. Joseph Tbcisen IL the gloating
possessor OF hens eEg which he
maintains IL the largest ever laid In
the history OF Detroit. The egg
weighs six ounces and Is as big as
half-dozen ordinary ones. The
only regret that Theisen pas is that
1t was not any OF his own hens that
from aaI 'V william nf Born Ne. 5sI Gather
incest" explains Theisen. This par
ticular hen got sick and was killed
and on performing a postmortem. the
big egg was found"
Alfred ID. Fairbairn, the former seattle
newspaper man, and advance agent
for -. r.. kenyons muscular Chris
tianity," who was arrested here,
Monday. on the charge of beating a
hotel in Caro- out Of a s26 board bill,
returned TO Detroit Tuesday night.
freed OF the charge against him. lie
says he was able to prove that Ho-
telkeeper Mcclellan knew OF his cir
cumstances when he extended the
credit TO him. aud that he did not in
tentionally commit any fraud Fair
BARN says he Is going to stay In
Detroit and work. IN preference to
going back to Kenyon's employ.
John Richie, of Kiimarnock, scotland.
author of biblical writings and edi-
tor OF the Believers magazine" Will
be I'm the city next Sunday and Mon
day. He Will address meetings sun
day at 3:30. and 1880 o'clock. and In
the evening, Monday. in the Central
Gospel hall Grand River and Harri-
son-aves. As Mr.. Richie sails from