The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-24
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

|. William Prayer. OF No. s35 Michigan
ave-. has asked the police To search
for his father. John h. Prayer, a car
penter, IS years old who disappears /
from his home, No. 256 Michigan
last Friday.
The Rev. ". 4. Burch. pastor of the
second Advrnt Christian church,
Bethune-aNe., near Hastings-st., IN
his sermon sunday morning. said that
the decline 81 the ottoman power Ia
Europe Viii bc followed by the sec-
ond coming OF Christ. probably with.
ia the next ten years.
Found unconscious on the sidewalk at
Grand RtNcr-aSc. and First-st.. sun
day. Charles Doyle was taken to =, 4
Cross hospital where IL was found
that he had a fractured nose, ana
slight conclusion OF the brain. lie
Is said 10 have been drinking. and -
not in serious condition.
The remains OF Clarence Palms, the 10
year-oid son az Mrs. Marie Palms.
who died, Thursday. I'm New Orleans.
OF pneumonia. were brought To De
trott, saturday, and buried In MI. Eli
liott cemetery. Mrs. Palms was ac-
companicd 20 Detroit by her sister,
Miss Martin. and her brother-in- law.
Mi IAthrop Of New Orleans,
Alleging thnt when DIR. james 4. shaw,
of No. 2I35 jos. Cnmpnu-ayr., re-
moved % teeth from her mouth n,
nue., OF 81 clair Heights. has started
suit FOR damages against the dentist.
The suit was started by capias, aud
DIR. shaw was arrested saturday al
ternoon. lie was ready with a bond
In a Few minutes and was released.
The Rev. Lee =. NcCOlIcster. OF the
Church of Our Father. In his sermon
SUNDAY morning said THAT when ftt,trr-
was told he would earn his bread b.
the sweat OF his brow. he was nut
ordered To work and sweat all the
"a
bring out the bcsi ia man ana that
II ought not 10 take all mans
energy just Ia yet food 4 man
should have enough time outside ~
work 10 rest and have Vigor To do the
best things.
Dr. Henry -Iiar,x has returned from
ed the meeting OF the national tubcr-
culosis association and gathered
much information that ~ likely 20
prove of value to the Detroit society
for the STUDY ana Prevention of Tu-
berculosis in its work here. Ia.
IIartz says the real demand in De
troit at this time. Is for a SanttaJtuU
with accommodations Tor NJ least 100
patients. the latter 10 pay according
To their means
Frank \. Roberts, of No. 20t UifrfnE-
tOn-aNr.. reported tO the police at
Scotch station. saturday, tha' while
he anG his wife were away frCid
home that evening. some one broke Il
rear window. evidently with Che puf-
pose Of setting nr" Go TN" house. lir
declared he found a piece of burr,
paper on the kitchen Hoor and tHat
a lace curtain ina Tia" adjoining IoOU
had been burned. There We're also
several holes burned in the carpet.
lie was unable To explain the AFFAIR.
The claims against the estate Of the
late I;lwood u. IIRnce, ~ reported by
the commissioners on claims IN the
probate court total about. 81 -. '0o.
The largest account IS for si2o'. IL
is held by the Wayne County Saw
ings bank. and Is secured by 20
shares OF Union Trust Co. stock. Tlle
other large accounts are: Home Saw
inge bank S2156. Horny A. Harmon.
$96S. estate Of George II. Hopkins.
$2.1O3 Detroit Iron Furnace Co. So.
236. and estate OF James Mcmillan,
S773
tee to organize the Together" move
ment. now being formed among the
societies associated with the various
Congregational churches OF the coun-
try- a. pacetbng was. held In the Fusl,
Congregational church, Sunday. one
aim OF the movement is To raiNe
s5o6.00U for the advancement OF corr
Eregational interests DIR. II. &. Her
ring, secretary Of the congregational
Home Missionary society. preached
Sunday morning.
Harry Norrie admitted, In Windsor po-
lice court. saturday. thnt he was the
aggressor In the Tight at the Wind.
sor rink, which resulted in his being
shot and almost Killed by Peter shea,
manager OF the Wayne rink. NoGr.e
said that he had planned to give
Shea beating. ever since Shea na1
forbidden him TO enter the Wayne
rink thus deprlving him Of his tav-
orite sport. Magistrate Leggatt CON
mitted Shea for trial at the next as
sizes Attorney j. w. Hanua's APP
plication for bail for Shea.
ferred TO Judge McIIugh.
A crusade against opium-seIIing L. to
he made by the local police. with the
cooperation OF the federal authori
ties The first arrest, that OF Gnu
Young. a Chinese restaurant Ike y A.
ut No ,23l Brush st. Saturday night
Is expected to he followed by others
soon and the cases will be pushed to
the limit. \ severe penalty IL pro-
Vidcd under n new federal law for
selling smuggled opium Several
times lately the customs officials
have had tips that opium was being
smuggled In on passenger trains. DGt
searches on the car ferries have
failed TO turn up the sought-for drug.
In resolutions denOuncing the polio,
Interference with the May day So
cialist parade and its violent break
M az high-handed misuse OF al
thority. the Socialists of Detroit have
called upon Prosecuting Attorney
Van Zle TO intervene and adopt legal