The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-04
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


the bedside OF his cousin. Ernst Du-
Iitz. prominent merchant OF Gal
weston. who il dangerously Ill.
The Rev. VI. 4. stritch, y. J., of the De-
lectures on The French Revolution
next Thursday evening In the new
auditorium OF Detroit college.
l.. g. Waldo has been elected president
OF the w mite Star line. hut not gen
eral manager. as has been stated
The latter office Will continue To be
filled by ID. w. Parker. who has also
been elected vice president.
Detectives High and Larkins would like
10 nnd AN owner for N shriner's pin,
picked W. at kirby-aVe. and Dubois
ST. The pin bears the inscription or
Marracca Temple.
Word has been received Ia Detroit OF
the death In La Crosse, MIS-, of Miss
Efne Frazer, daughter OF h. T.
Frazer. who at one time was super
intendent OF carriers in the Detroit
postofiice, but IL now "A postofnce IN
spector In la Crosse. The famlly
moved TO La Crosse about Tour years
ago.
Edwin 4. Lewis, n young Attorney, un-
I'll recently connected with the hrm
Of Clark, Jones * Bryant, has Tormed
partnership with Aethur Is Will
Jams OF Battle Creek. and Will leave
Detroit at once Mr.. Williams Is
known as one Of the best lawyers IN
Michigan.
The funeral Of Mrs. karoline Trautx,
who died Tuesday exning nfter
snort illness. Will take place FRIDAY
afternoon from Giest Bros under
comb-st. Mrs. Trautz was 81 years
old and was born In Germany. She
has lived in Detroit 20 years with
her daughter. Mrs. Louis Krenler.
well known among the German resi-
dents OF the city The BODY VIII DC
cIemated
Miss Cecil Burns. the stenographcr Who
brought action against the Menxte
shoe Co. in Judge Donovans court
Wednesday. was non suited Judge
Donovan held that her action should
have been against another employc
and not against the company. Miss
Burns Tell over coal scuttle ana
broke her arm but II was shown
that the scuttle was misplaced py
cmploye.
Announcement wps made In the reeu-
lar monthly meeting of the society
OF Detroit Chemists. that the Amerl-
can Chemical society viii hold It's
summer meeting In Detroit. probably
during the last week OF June. The
following were named as "a commit
tee in charge OF the local matters
pertaining TO. this convention; w.
Putnam. OF the Detroit Testing
laboratories. w. /. ScoVille, OF Parkc,
Davis AZ Co. and Dr Frank I. r.
Stephenson. Of the Detroit College OF
Medicine.
Proctor Il. Owens, who put up such
strenuous campaign Ior prosecution
last fail on the Prohibition tick
OF circuit Judge on the Republican
ticket next spring, against Judge
James O. Murin. owens says he has
been Republican all his life with
the exception Of his Prohibition cam
paign last fall Two years ago his
name was on the Democratic ticket
tor member OF the legislature, but
he says his friends put II there.
The body of Maurice Bnttishili. the real
estate dealer OF old Deirsy, who died
Monday. in Los Angeles. will be
brought back for intertnent, reaching
the city next Sunday. Several months
ago Mr. and Mrs. Battishill went TO
California for the latters health Mr.
Battishiil was suffering from a cola,
which developed into pneumonia and
caused his death. He was 60 years
old and a well known member or the
Centenary Methodist church. Besides
his wife, he Is survived by an adopt
ed daughter, Mrs. John Ditton, OF No.
lao Thaddeus-St.
Patrolnan Seidman, az Hunt-st. sta
machines In as many candy stores
Wednesday afternoon. on the Ordet
OF Capt. Marquardt. and the machines
have been contscated The police
claim that school children have been
the chiet patrons OF the machines
Those from whom the MACHINES were
taken. are: Peter Deley. No. 566 Nc
Dougall-aye.; Mrs. Munkoth, NO. oS2
Mack ave; Mrs. Schram, No. 5sl Nc
Dougall. and Bertha Presideter. No,
2Se CharlcvoiN-st.
Vito BnrtOfOtt, VINO testtueu TOT the
defense In the SnlvatOr D'AnDa muir
der case, Wednesday morning, was
the first witness called by the prose
cution In the case or Joseph Caruso,
now on trial in Judge Phelans court
for the killing OF Pietro Bartolotti,
Nito's brother. at a christening near
ly three years ago. Bartolotti testt-
fed that ne was awakened by the
shooting, found his brother lying
wounded In the yard and saw Ca
russo running away from the scene
Caruso disappeared soon afterwards
and was captured later In Montana
by another brother OF the murdered
man.
Albert l.. Widdis, n Detroit attorney,
hns brought suit against the Auto
matte Transportation Co, OF Buffalo
for infringement OF patent lie asks
Judge Swan To grant an Injunction
to prevent the Buffalo concern from
proceeding To sell stock and cars