The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
HERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

mDitIon to become lieutenant In
s dspSssm 81 a, wi'' wsan sssSs.
Ma home, No. 81! butternut-st
was married only last september.
1oay 81 the snan who stunshlea In
@oot 81 = street ear % Wsrren-aye.
III tdentiasd. "Wednesday. as that OF
1Xarventec Mapuskiewicz. who had
DoArded with HIS son. Andrew, at No:
~ Qoldner-ave. The SON said he had
al ~ nme- kind and IL not sure ssheth--
q the case was an accident or
DnnnIssiener Hasrer, Of the Depart
uDent ~ puhIie works, tries an ex-
n pertinent, Wednesday, In. psving'
|{ which Will take some time to prove.
On the advice Of 5. q. Howe, inspector
for tho Municipal league. he had
H number OF loads OF wet sand drawn
90 Michigan-ave. and Griswoid st;
4 spread over the bricks. The idea IL
%that the sand VIII MI up the holes
and protect the pavement.
Joonss Nelson Day, = trsveiiss repre-
sentative OF the 80. Louis Lumber
man, died OF blood poisoning. Wed
ncSday evening. In his home. No. lSo
Englewood-ave.. aged 81 years. Mr.:
Day was born In Orange. n j. and
TO Detroit lie was member OF the
Hoo Hoo club and OF the chicago
Press club. Besides his wife. he lis
survived by two children. The fn-
neral will take place from the resi-
dence, Thursday evening. with Inter-
ment IN Orange. ~. j.
The May day labor parade will as
sembie ON the west side Of the Grand
Circus park. Saturday afternoon, at
2:3O The line OF march Will be:
Woodward-ave. TO Michigan. to First.
TO Fort. to Woodward. To Jefferson,
to Randolph. to Gratiot. TO 81. An
a. p
better hall. whore short addresses
will he made. In the evening at
o'clock. a big mass meeting viii be
held. TO be addressed by speakers
I'm different languages. There Will
also be n musical program.
4. NJ. Lewis and w. r.. barnard. both
of Chicago, discussed the sublecti as
scientific Socialism ScientihcT IN
Turner hall. "Wednesday night. Lewis.
who took the affirmative. dwelt on
the differences between capital and
labor. and said that present eondi-
tions would not be bettered until la
Dor became Joint owners with cap
ital. And that was what Socialism
would bring about. he declared.
Barnard said that the average work
fngman Socialist thought more OF his
wages than OF his earnings.
Miss Lillian VI. Phelps. of Niagara
FuIIs. national secretary Of the w. L.
IT. u. In an address In the Martina
Holmes Memorial Methodist church.
wave OF prohibition that Is sweeping
over this country just now. Is largely
due Ia the intelligence OF the Ameri-
can workmen. "Scientihc temperance
has been taught I'm the schools since
1882, and the effect is being felt.
said the speaker. The movement Is.
IN way. like that against slavery.
unpopular at first, but mighty In its
sweep when IL gets it's start
RABBIT Leo VI. FRANKLIN, in n talk
.Race Unifcstien," before the menu
bcrs OF the Wholesalers association,
Wednesday evening. said that for
eigners come To America prepared to
enter into the spirit OF the institu-
lions, but fall into the hands OF the
scheming politician. who settles them
in groups. with the result that per-
feet assimilation with the spirit OF
the landa impossible. DIR. Franklin
severely araigned the politicians,
asserting that IL is due TO their pow
er that the real American spirit is not
asserted by the Americans as a ma
ton, although II may be by the In.
dividual.
seek with truant officers who have
been on hts trail for some time. Joe
Suia. 10 years old. chose To ride on
a freight train rather than walk on
the streets where he might meet an
officer. He swung aboard a car. just
bsf9re ~ passed under n,.t tne via ,i1e
struck him In the side, and he was
thrown to the ground. In Grace hos
pital IL was learned that he had a
broken leg and several bad bruises.
Charles lobby. chum OF Joe, Is held
In the detention room on the charge
OF stealing gas fixtures from va
cant house.
john a. Breskey, N conductor on the
J~merson-s,e. une. started hnbaes
mcr's court, "Wednesday afternoon.
to gain possession OF his i2-yesr-o old
-eesfs,- Paseft6f- who ffow-fttes- with hts
-
215h Canton The boys mother
died last fall. and In two months the
father married again. This early
marriage is said to have had much
to do with the daughters attempt to
keep the boy. and the lad is alleged
To prefer living with the sister.
paschal Will be produced in court
Thursday afternoon, when the case
will he heard on its merits.
G. VI. Gardner. under arrest. In south
Bend. Ind. ON the charge of failing
10 settle for $3.50 worth OF typewrit-
ers. taken from the l.. G.. Smith Co.
IL also badly wanted in Detroit by
about 100 members OF the Colonial
Fraternal order which Gardner or
ganIzed some time ago. Many promi
mont Detroit business and profess
sional men invested from 500 TO $500
each In the new order. They were
surprised when the doors of the office
in the Pcnobscot building were
locked. March last and Gardner
disappeared. He was not again heard
from until the arrest I'm South Bend
Gardner Is lighting extradition.
The ninth division, Railway Mail ssso-
citation, held It's annual meeting I'm
the Griswold house. Wednesday ar
ternoon and elected officers as fol-
lows President. Hugh r. Mussel-
white Grand Rapids; vice-president.
tary and treasurer. @. f. Crane.
Syracuse. N. Y; auditor w. G.. Faugh,
Cleveland. o. Delegates to the ma
H.
r. ballard. Port Huron. Mich; r. b.
Bartlett. Cleveland. o.: G.. II. Mad
den. Rochester. ~ Y; J. A Briggs
Adrian. Mich. Executive COMMITTEES.
flton, Cleveland, o.: G.. c. Geer, Syra-
cuse; ~ y, and F. w. Noyes. Mish-
awake. Ind.
Detroit council, Knights of Columbus.
~ the nrst In the country to remit to
the national financial secretary it's
contribution toward the fund for en-
downing the national Catholic univers-
ity In Washington with scholar
snip FUND Of 100000 E. IT. Doyle is
chairman OF the national committee
entrusted with the gathering OF this
fund. which would require an assess
ment OF VI year upon each of the
100000 members OF the order for two
and one-half years. Investment or
the funds Will be vested In the ma
tional board OF directors Of the order
until the full amount Is raised. When
" Is turned over TO the trustees NJ
the university. the order Is 10 he
given so perpetual Scholarships in
return. Cardinal Gibbons has in
dorsed the plan. The Detroit contri-
button amounted to $500.
Capt. Donald cIIIies Dead.
Capt. Donald Gillies, one of the
oldest masters on the lakes. died. Tues
day noon, on the ferry crossing the
gfraita NJ Mapkinac for MacLtc,u,