The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-22
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

DIR. }. Richey Horner, Cleveland. see
rotary 6f the American institute of
Homeopathy. and DIR. Joseph IL Ball.
Bay city. registrar, We're In the city
Saturday. in conference with the To-
cal committee. perfecting arrange
ments for the annual meeting TO be
held here in June.
Residents along the Forrest. lines are
criticixing the condition of the old
ears on that line. Some citizens de-
-e4 - that tfte- ufrsatr' break
downs being frequent. Accident
have. necessarily, been more frequent
during the late thaw. the motors
burning out and leaving the cars
stalled.
Mnck-nve. saloon. saturday night.
Raymond Vock. Of No. 65 Louis st.
was assisted To his home BY two
friends. His wife reported to the
cash In his head and named Joseph
Naegert. No. llIS Mack ave, as his
assailant.
Cornelius MnIoney. aged %. an employc
az the Soivay Process Co.. was found
dead on the floor of his room at No.
1874 Harrington sunday morn
ing. The discovery was made by j.
II Fitzgerald. with whom he board
I'd In the mans pocket was found
bank book showing halancAof
1925 I'm the Dime Savings bank lie
has a wife and daughter In SYRIA
cuse. y V Coroner Burgess decided
To hold no inquest.
Htnr-A0m1ruI -. he
troit veteran of the Civii and Span
ish American wars, and former COM
mander-in chief OF the United States
European station. Is dead in Nice.
France. Miss Kate Robertson, his
sister-in law. OF No. iOi Jefferson
ave. has received "a cable to that ct
feet. The admiral was 90 years old
and had been ailing for some time
from a complication or diseases. 1t
is probable that his remains Will be
brought to this country and Inferred
in the national cemetery i'm Airing
ton. Besides his son. Charles stan
hope Cotton, Jr.. his wife. who was
Miss Cecilia Robertson. a slste. or
Forbes Robertson. survives. and she
was with him at the time OF his
death.
To promote united effort against the
school board majority, the nntI-Mar-
tindale candidates throughout the
have adopted uniform style OF
card. In each ward the anti Martin
dale candidates have had cards
printed In red. white and blue, the
design having shield effect. tho
only difference being In the faces
appearing on the cards in the various
Eleventh ward had his cards out be-
fore. the uniform style was adopted.
The national colors used have not
only a patriotic significance but tend
to act a. a reminder Of the action
Of the Martindale inspectors in re-
fusing the gift OF colors 10 the high
SCHOOLS DN the W omen Keller t'Orng.
In q meeting of Detroit opticions, sun
day. 10 was decided to send a deIegn-
ton to Lansing. Wednesday. 10 argue
I'm favor OF the Giles bill now before
the house. The bill was introduced
at the Instance OF the opticians. and
is aimed. they claim. at inCompetents
The ocultsts are opposing the bill.
claiming II gives opticians permits
sion To practice medicine In the
treatment OF the eve. This the opti-
clans deny. claiming they have no
desire To use medicine, but only 20
test the eye and ~ glasses The
opticians claim the bill will drive
out the Cuicks. who now number
one-third Of the profession. Similar
bills were introduced four years ago
and again two years later but the
oculists fought so strongly that they
were defeated. Bills similar 10 the
proposed measure are In force In ~
states. and the opticians claim they
have raised the standing OF the pro-
fession
Prosecutor Van Ztlc fnvors makinp m
test case To settle the dispute be-
tween County Auditor Buhrer and
County Clerk Farrell az to whether
the latter Is entitled to retain half
the marriage license and naturaIiza
ton fees He has referred the mat
ter 10 Fred III. Aldrich. his chief as
sistant Buhrer says that. IL Far
rell retains the money for making
the marriage license af1davits. ne
should pay the marriage license
clerk, Farrell says that the whole
matter was settled IN case tried
some years ago when Henry Reyn-
olds was county clerk He also re-
torts that Buhrer served as alder
man. supervisor and county treasurer
at the same time and took fees as A
witness In court cases where he test
i1ed a. treasurer. Anthony Pratt. OF
the Municipal league. Is understood
To- have started the present agitation
ouick burglary Job: executed while
Max uagdelcner. druggist. wa. mr.
supper over lis store, No 227 Dtx.
ave. early sunday evening. nett. a
the burglars 300 In cash, and two
money order books In blank belong
ing To the American Express Co h,r,
Magdelener had locked the store and
closed the safe, but he failed to turn
the combination. The burglars prle a
open a rear window. pulled out tho
money drawer OF the safe. and had
finished their work when the pro-
4 nrfafor returned xfthfn half hour