The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-30
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

CsiIle a kunski have secured q Ave-
year lease Of the premises nt Nc; i1u
representing the Mofrat estate. ana
viii spend $4,000 In converting the
place Into "A theater on the order OF
the Majestic and the Royaie.
Aid. A. A. DeimeIi ~ never feel any
hesitancy about going Into Mayor
Breitmeyer's office, although he Is a
y Republican and l am Democrat,
When we were boys. his folks used
and phil used to come to get the sau-
sage. MO- we can be said 10 DC Ola
time acGuaintances-
Abuer r.. I.nrned. the Detroit business
mann who went to New r nnIasora me
unable TO visit Detroit for long
time. Mr. Larned was an active
being n director and member OF the
executive committee.
Edwin Bschtei. "a paper salesman, 80
year. old. WA. arrested; Mondn.
night on the charge OF defrauding
William Kiinnick, proprietor OF the
Baldwin hotel. out OF a 500 board
bill Bachtel was formerly EMPLOY. d
by the Butler Paper Co.. OF Chicago,
but Is said to have lost his position.
and left the hotel without paying his
bill
of chicken. Ia $50 pair. Monday.
Two chickens cost William Mccraw
and Peter Milage s25 each. The
chickens had been stolen from Ben
4 jamln Beaiek. No. lac Michigan
Il ave, and Patrolman Richardson
II caught McGraw and Milage with the
n fowl Both had been arrested be-
Judge Connolly has received letter
from Attorneys Nayin n shcehnn'
who represented John a; Adams,
a charged with lurinx Rosa Rentz INFO
fake marriage, i'm which the attor-
N news announce that they have with
n drawn from the case ana VIII n nor
trial No reason for the action was
IA given.
N Greater care In the hIiinE Of prescrip-
III lions ny druggists Wns urged as
something greatly To be desired AT
n the weekly meeting OF the Wayne
County Medical society In the rel
"a 1owcraft club. Monday evening. one
IA speaker decried the growth az tlie
n spirit az commercialism which has
transformed drug stores into veritd-
bile pie counters.
a william Panyon. n Negro, started suit
I'm Judge Hosm~r's court, Monday att
ernoon, against Abraham Cohen, IN
which he asks for $4,000 for ma
llcIous prosecution. Cohen, who rs
the proprietor OF an apartment house
at No. 1876 Brush St. charged Pan
A yon. his former janitor, with the
theft Of some silk pillow cases ami
other small articles. The case was
dismissed In police court.
Alleging that liquor sold 10 her H.
n get into fight In which he was 50
badly beaten that he had to go 10
III hospital. Mrs. Appolonia Nowicki has
filed suit In the circuit court against
Frank Dierkes, saloonkeeper AZ No.
l2l Ct Aubin-ave.. Charles Zemlnas.
his bartender. and Stanley konczai
and Joseph J. Fabiszak his bonds
81 men. She wants $4,000 damages.
|fYhe trip Of the steamer city of Detroit
from Detroit ia Cleveland. Monday.
which marked the opening OF the
III made without incident. The steamer
made the trip across the lake at her
regular speed. arriving in Cleveland
ut 1890 only one small field OF ice
N was seen, and the weather conditions
N were ideal. snow furry was en-
M countercd, but ii did not bother the
boat
IlSt~pben =. Russell, who died Monday.
his ~ixty--e,cntb birthday. in his
IA home, No; 80 smith ave. after two
" weeks Illness, had been IA clerk in
"a the Detroit postof1ce for IS years
"a and was one of the Oldest men in the
office I'm point OF service. He leaves
his widow and a daughter. Mrs. A. NJ
N Edwards. OF Boston. The funeral
NJ services will he held from the resi-
y dcnce at o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
FFrrnk Frey and Carl Hoffman did not
think u necessary 10 refer to un-
when Judge Pheian was about to- pa
u role them after they had been COM
victed OF tho larceny OF liduor from
tAmlcI BfalS saloon. fOrt ana IL
Antoine-sts. But the Judge heard
that both men had been arrested be-
fore. and their records caused MN 40
send them each To the workhouse tor
q 30 days
Mark levy. advocate of Christianity
for the Jews. Will not be allowed Ia
hold o3en air revival meetings on
the street corners OF Detroit. He APP
piled To Police Commissioner Smith
several days ago FOR permit. but
received "A negative answer. Monday.
hut h. hfa4
ton OF Bishop Williams and Rev. FIR
Fabcr. but Rabbi Franklin does NOT
approve OF his ideas and has so
stated to Commissioner smith.
In figuring the tPx rrtc for this ycnr,
Controller Doremus will figure $780,
600 OF liquor license moneys as avail
able To reduce taxation after deduct
ing the public health and poor COM
mission funds and charging OFF SIZES
az the police fund. He also figures
that there will he $3.50. 900 margin
for bond issue. The trial tax rate OF
$21.7S made by figuring the estimates
as left by the council shows that
about half or the cutting OF the bud
get has been done by the aldermen.
Com missioner Hnarcr. of the depart
ment Of public works, believes TINT
the specifications for brick paving
which were confirmed by the council
committee on streets. Monday after
noon, Will tend to lessen paving
troubles. He has arranged for more
x expansion joints %. tar to take up
the expansion and contraction OF the
~ pavement. Aid. Fre.wald has an
nounced that he will withdraw his
motion to reconsider the asphalt
contracts and these will be confirmed
without trouble.
Or. Robert Mason was given n verdict
for 2225 In Judge Donovnn'S court.
Monday afternoon, against Frank o.
Bovey, proprietor of the Eldorado
apartments on Alfred-st. DR. Mason
left the city some time ago leaving
his furniture In the apartments. He
said Hovey agreed to pay him $40
per month for it's use. He was sur
prised on his return to receive bill
for 1925 for rent. Hovey refused TO
give up the furniture. and Mason
brought suit to recover. The verdict
was for the use OF the furniture and
for articles alleged to be missing
Arthur HingIc. the Detroit hoy who
rnn away two years ngo and was
found Oklahoma after a search
been having hard luck since his re-
turn. Eight weeks ago n punch I'm
the factory OF the Michigan Metal
Spinning Co, where he was employed
took OFF one of his fingers. AS soon
as able he resumed work i'm the same
place and three fingers OF his left
hand were SO badly crushed that am
putation was necessary The young
man Is son OF Martin III. Hingle
contractor. OF No. EOS Champlain-st
Aid. Watson has called a meeting Of
the ordinance committee for Tuesday
afternoon to consider the proposal of
the Detroit. Belle Isle a Windsor
Ferry company to stop the sale OF
one-way tickets to Belle Isle. The
company raised this issue at the
time the council tried to force the