The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


WORTH LIVING
Nearly 100 boys aud sirIs OF 81. jon
chim's church made their first com
munlon Sunday morning and later
IN the day were confirmed by Bishop
Foley.
John Ford N Neuro of IN ,no co,,u
pia-st' east, collapsed at Drush and
LaIhed-sts., Friday night and was
rushed 10 81. Mary's hospital, whore
u" explained that he suffered from
tuberculosis and was too weak to
stand. He may die
Aighting from n west-bound Jefferson
r rpi at '"diiiac-a'e. late SUNDAY
nisht. Mrs. George Ellair. OF No. II
mason st, was thrown 10 the pave
I"tnt when the conductor Is alleged
20 nave pulled the bellropc too
hastily. She was quite badly injured.
out was able 90 go TO her home In
carriage, offered by n citizen
nd chi pman, the veteran of the three
teiephone operators in police head
quarters. has Joined the ranks Of tlC
brhcdicts, quietly, as Ed does
everything For years he was be-
IieNed To hc q confirmed bachelor but
MS friends have learned that he has
been married for two weeks Mrs
Emma ldLonde Is the lucky woman.
Frrd crawford. comri.sion merchant,
OF No. 31I Russell-st., and his daugh IA
ter vaudeville actress. were
thrown out OF the buggy In which
they were returning from Belle Isle.
sunday evening. when the horse be-
came frightened AZ a passing auto
mobile. Neither was badly injured.
and the runaway horse was quickly
caught by a policeman.
Buried under wheeIbarrow load of
scrip iron, which he WIS wheeling
across sCaffold in the Roe stephens
Mig. Co.'S plant Livcrnots and Michi-
gan-aves-, Saturday afternoon. John
Barton was fatally crushed when lie
~ fell on the scafolding, and the
Wheelbarrow fcll on top OF him Bar
ton died In Red Cross ambulance
He lived at No. 70 Norton-st
Ben Greet and his company of shakes
pearean players have severed connec-
ton with the shakespeare symphony
Co, OF New York. and will start on
tour OF the west. Before leaving
Detroit Mr. Greet settled his dispute
: with the people who brought him to
Detroit but he maintains that he
Will continue TO press his suit
against the Shakespeare symphony
Co. started In the Wayne circuit
court Saturday
Robert y. Ogg, member of the iegisla-
turet 81 ran across "a lot OF Flint
men up near Saginaw when l was
there few days ago They had
come up for the day TO inspect some
road building and every man had a
satchel l could not forbear to ask
why they had these satchels. We
always carry satchels when we como
to Saginaw since Genesce county
y
Louis Totten, of No. 202 Congress-st.
east. was locked up In the central
station, Sunday, on complaint OF
Archie Hewson, who alleges that
Totem and another man attempted
to take some money away from him
as he sat on tho curb at Grattot-ave.
and St Antoine st Hcwson report
ed that Totton and the other man
gave him n beating when he refused
TO allow them 10 take his money
Edmund Boldn. n street car conductor
~
arrested by Patrolman Lester Potter.
early Sunday morning. on the charge
OF carrying concealed weapons. Pot-
ter heard a shot. and found Bolda
and two friends hurrying along
Grand River-ave Bolda declared
that his friends had dared him TO
fire the revolver, new one, ana he
was released to appear later II
wanted.
william DE Pungs, plaster contractor
declares that the world is ngains,
him. He was brought here from
Lansing by Deputy Sheriff Grant on
bench warrant Tor non-paymeh'
OF alimony A short time ago 10
Pungs caused the arrest OF Dan y
DAVIS state manager OF the Mod
ern Brotherhood OF America. on a
capias. in connection with a SUIT ioi
a the alleged alienation OF Mrs De
Pungs' affections. Mrs. DE Pungs Is
suing for divorce.
The police departments order that N,
IIauor be sold In Electric and River
view parks, sunday was carried oul
10 the letter and no attempt was
made by the management OF the re
sorts TO evade IT, Big placards; con con
spicuously displayed announced thal
the bars were closed. and thirsty
patrons had 10 be content VIII
lemonade The new order made NJ
material difference In the business
done and the crowd was orderly anc
well behaved at all times
More than 1000 persons ATTENDED th,
conference of the reorgnnized Churei
Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day saints
in the Harper-ave Mission church
Saturday and Sunday. Bishop Georg,
billiard OF Independence. Mo, had
charge OF the meetings and will
preach Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings. The Detroit branch
has n membership OF about 500, and
it's building at Fourth and Hancock
ayes IL too small to accommodate
the congregation. so there is move
ment on foot 10 purchase the Har-
per-ave. church.
George Thomas, "A Negro living nj No
3O7 TrOmbley-ave. was arrested by
Patrolman Christtanson, SUNDAY
night on the charge OF recklessly
using a new revolver. Thomas de
clared that he was firing at a target
in bis back yard when one bullcl
cut through the coat collar OF Daniel
white the other passed through tho
coat OF David Walcott, OF the same
address, sIiitvan- aT,t-tV sfcctt-'ie'
prosecuted and Thomas will not BE-
The funeral of John VI. Corbin, al
Eaton Rapids. formerly n resident al
Detroit. was held Monday from the
family homo in Eaton Rapids where
he was an attorney for a number OF
years Mr.. corbiu moved 90 Detroit
from Eaton Rapids several years ago
but falling health caused him TO re-
turn to his home Mr. Corbin''
mother died a few DAYS ago and a
double funeral was held from the
bome MONDAY Eegfdpg his wife M