The Detroit times., 1909-05-14
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Hammond. Standish Il CO., packers and
provision dealers, Will entertain the
statesmen OF their concern from vari
our parts OF the state. Saturday
morning. There viii bc an inspec-
tion or the plant. followed by
luncheon.
AN opportunity tn visit the nrchitec-
tural exhibition in the Detroit Mu-
scum Of Art. that institution VIII
keep open this evening from 100 10
10 u. IN.
Burglars broke IA side window Ina 4. l..
Nnlkcr's drug store and pOstOffce
sub station, Adelaide-st. and WoOd-
ward ave, some time Wednesday
night. and stole LEG In cash and
~ blank money orders. The cash
register In the drug department had
resisted their efforts to open IL
Allen stewart, the young son of JO-
seph 4. stewart, secretary of the Far
rand Organ CO.. is neld by the po-
lice OF st. Louis. according TO dis
patches received here. Thursday
night. The reason for the arrest IL
not given. Allen who was II high
school student. ran away from home,
at NJ. 500 Cass-aVe.. several months
ago MI and Mrs. Stewart are In
Iowa at present.
Irene Harrison, the I9-yenr-old Sarnia
girl whose father reported that she
had eloped from home, was found
Thur sday afternoon by Precinct De-
tectives Wilson and Black. She
knew nothing or her fathers search
for her and told the officers that
she came here with girl friend, and
that both had been working In a
hair-dressing establishment She Is
going tuck TO Sarnia after her cloth
Ing, and expects to return To Detroit.
the local Socialists decided. Thurs
day night, TO start proceedings
against the police department for the
attack made on the Socialists when
they attempted 10 parade with a red
flag May l. In an effort to raise
funds for the purpose subscription
lists VIII be circulated. mass
meeting has been called for May 23,
at 2:30 o'clock, In Arbeitcr hall TO
protest against the attitude OF the
police toward the parade.
Mrs. Barney KRAFT, whose husband at
tempted TO murder her. and then
committed suicide In his home al No.
Il Flower-st.. recently. has appealed
to the poor commission for support.
She was discharged from st. Mary's
hospital only few days ago She
carries an ugly scar on her cheek.
and her right hand. with which she
attempted to wrench the revolver
away from her craZed husband is
still ,bandaged. Her children are be-
ing cared for by her father
Precinct Detective Edward Favor will
oppose his wise's efforts 10 secure u
divorce from him. Notwithstanding
his incarceration in the house % cor
rection. Under the courts sentence,
Favor Will be eligible to a parole In
month. The sentence was not less
than six months nor more than one
year. with a recommended maximum
OF six months He has already served
five months and hts conduct during
that time has been exemplary. Supt.
Mcdonnell says Favor asked for the
hardest work and has piled his task
like a man working for wages
The "Grny Goose" which became ia
nous the automobile ia which
Philip BreitmcyCr -Campdigned las
fall, will not he the medium OF an
other such endurance run again In
all probability John Gillespie who
drove the gray iier In its nightly
scooting from end 10 end or the city
during four months OF last year. has
sold the machine TO Paul g. Renaud
secretary Of the mayors Committee
OF 80 IL Is probable that Gillespie
will purchase another automobile for
the campaign next year. The ma
chine has not only changed hands
but color as we'll. being nov "a deep
brown.
Crippled with rheumatism, which he
had contracted while walking from
Plymouth to Detroit In "a driving rain,
Frank Hartman. OF Baltimore. Md,
lay In "a freight car In tie West De-
trott Yards from Monday morning
until Thursday. without food or
water farmer driving into the
city heard his weak cries FOR help,
Thursday. and Hartman was taken TO
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