The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-20
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Alexander EIderson. n -teauster em-
pioyed by 4. IL. Little Co.. Was Ma.
sround' when a swinging crane in
the yards Of the nrm ~ the Lake
shore railway and John IL st struck
him slusrely IN the , nI.n' Mo"asy
Mary's hospital. where his injuries
are not regarded as very serious.
Herbert l.. McIiwsis, son OF ,. ID. Me-
Ladies of the Maccabces. In being
sought by the police on the charge
OF passing a worthless check Tor w
-pa+,irftg- & fstucKwrff. ScrrwH1h,
with his wife. made some purchases
In tho store week ago, rendering
in payment the check. which Is now
To have fed To Cleveland. and the
local police have notified the authori-
ties there TO look out for him.
r.. ssI mssS 4. a ss Msna :ss aSrs.d
the Detroit Bar association. In the
county building. Monday night, on
Juax en Mnsa.i 1ue eontineS himself hin to
history OF the reform. while MI
Rodd referred To the working OF the
practice. He said that Canadian
courts have their work cleared up all
the time. that cases seldom, go over
q term. and that an appeal can be
reached In three months.
Soseph Edsnrichs, " year: old, In IN .
serious conditon I'm Red Crosse hos
Dital as the result of injuries sus-
{ained when he was struck and
Knocked down by an interurban car
at Iarned and Shelby-sts.. Monday
afternoon. Examination showed that
he had sustained several fractured
ribs, and probable internal Injuries,
besides numerous cuts aud bruises
about the head. IL In thought that
he will recover. however
Sarah schukomsky, . little Austrian
sirI who came TO this country only
week ago. and Is unable TO speak
lice headquarters. Monday afternoon
and evening. while the police tried In
vain to learn her address. sarah.
who - 10 years old. was found at
Gratiot-ave. and Hastings-st.. at $50
o'clock. by PatrolInan Thomas Burke.
She w sn,s, hussins an old rag n. dpl,.
tongue. Up Ia the matron's room
she made herself perfectly at home.
and rocked In a big chair until her
brother. Herman. OF No. l3l Mullett-
ST, called for her at 1880. and took
her home.
ssone Political Evils" will be- the sub
Ject Of an address. delivered by How
ard Il. Bloomer To the Mems club or
Emmanuel Presbyterian church, cor
ncr or Porter-st. and the West
Grand blvd, Tuesday night
a I,aOQ- pound safe. which was being
raised 10 mn upper floor 81 the Hotel
Maryland. Bakley ave, Monday al
ternoon fell with a crash to the side
walk when the scantiing To which
the tackle was attached. snapped
under the heavy weight. The work
men jumped TO safety. but two cit-
Gems who were watching the pro-
ceedings. narrowly escaped being
crushed
The big bulk freighter. John J. BAR
lun, beinG built for the Postal steam
ship Co. In Loraip. o.. Will be
launched. Wednesday. launching
party OF nearly SO Detroiters viii
leave by boat. Tuesday night, and
Will make the trip from Cleveland To-
Lorraine In special cars. Miss Veola
~. Barlum. daughter of John J. Bar
lum. VIII act az sponsor The honor
was TO have fallen To Miss Marjorie
Postal; recently taken by death. and
Miss Barlum will act in her stead at
the request OF Mr.. and Mrs. Postal.
The new boat Is 525 feet between
perpendicular and 81 feet beam She
VIII he in command OF Capt. Murray
g. Mcintosh who took out the Thorn
as Barlum for the Postal Co. last
Byron }. Rivett, superintendent of the
River Rouge schools. has resig ned, TO
accept position as teacher OF chem
istry in the Detroit Central high
school There has been considerable
friction among the members OF the
board. In special meeting last
week. Alexander Mcdonald. OF Calu
met. was engaged to take Rivetts
place next year. Seeing that he was
not likely TO retain his position Ri |
Nett accepted "A position in the Homer
y
ouslN However, the resignation OF
teacher ia the Central High unex- |
pectedly. presented better oppor- |
tunity.
The April dinner of the Detroit Credit !
Mems association will be OF unusual
interest to members owing To the |
presence OF several officers or the |
national association The dinner will /
be held In the Pontchartrain. Wed |
nesdsy evening. at $50 sharp. fol- |
lowing reception to the national Of |
fcers in the ladies' parlor at s |
o'clock AT the banquet addresses will !
be made by National President F. NJ |
Gettys. Of Louisville. Ky: J H. |
Scales. chairman OF the national
membership committed also of Louis |
Vile. aud National Secretary Treas
urer Charles r. Meek. Of New York |
The Detroit double quartet will sing |
Many of the sidewalk contractors are |
mo- more satisfied with the personal |
surety bond amendment to the side |
walk ordinance, adopted by the coun-
ell committee on streets than they |
were with the surety company bond |
Ing provision Under the new plan
each contractor who wishes TO give a |
personal instead OF a surety company
bond Will have To get two hondsmen |
TO give the city n lien on sufficient |
property TO guarantee his work and |
this Will prevent the sale of the prop
erty during that time. The aldermen
are determined not to accept straw
bonds for this kind OF work