The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
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Walter =. Harsha sat as United states
commissioner. Tuesday afternoon, In
the case of James ktnsler whom the
Canadian authorities are trying To
eNtradite on "a charge OF larceny HIS
term as commissioners runs until
June ~
Principal sutherland, of the Morley
Manual training school, has not been
rc1ppointed and says the manual
training director. J. III. Trybom. told
him he was not getting enough work
out OF his pupils. sutherland dis
agrees with him
William Sullivan, "a sailor. roOming in
the Wabash hotel, reported 10 the po-
lice. Wednesday, that another sailor
who had shared his bed with him.
got up a little earlier than he did,
and decamped with - of sullivan >
money. liz does not know the name
OF the alleged thief
Prompt work by employees prevented n
fire In the auto Express Co.'S garage,
No. ~ Randolph st, carry Wednes-
day morning. when a slight eXpio-
aiarm was turned in, but before the
department arrived, the incipient
blaze had been smothered.
Athletic sports in which companies IL
ana Of the First Infantry will COM
pete viii be held ia the Light Guard
armory Wednesday night. The events
include tug of-war. tent pltch-
dancing viii be INDUCED in.
Supt. AIdrich, OF the street cleaning
division of the department Of public
works ty somewhat worried as TO the
funds for street flushing during the
next fiscal year, Il have been al
lowed less money than was used this
year. although the city is 10 have
two more nushcrs,' says Aldrich.
Gov. Fred VI. Warner will sign the
nnfi-fTee lunch bill. lie made this
statement while In Detroit. The gov
ernor added that the Warner brand
of cheese IS rarely used IN saloon
free lunches. He intends however
10 veto the bill which would allow
the use OF oleomaTgarino instead or
butter in state Institutions.
A. the clerks In the assessors Office
finish totniing mp the realty v"iun-
ton, an increase Is tound IN eaci
ward. The assessment of land ana
buildings in the Fourteenth ward Is
$S.522,S20 this year, as against U.s.
429.3S0 last year. In the seventh
ward. the figures are StN6b,S&O Tor
1903 as against $7.SiS,420 for 1905
Il A slight blaze In the dunnage room of
\ the steamer Frank u. Kirby did about
$50 worth OF damage. Tuesday night
while the boat was lying az her dock
at tho foot OF FirSt-St. Members oil
the crew eXtinguished the fire before
the arrival Of the fire department. IL
Is thought that spontaneous combus-
tion, among some oiled rags. caused
the blaze
Members Of the law class of the Detroit
chapter. American Institute of Bank
ing conducted by Attorney Walter
T. ONtoby during the winter. ten
dered Nj. ONtoby dinner in the
Log Cabin inn. Tuesday evening. and
presented him with "a silver loving
cup in appreciation Of his services.
Il samuel X. Kingston, president or the
4 chapter. made the presentation.
II Robbed of ~ lace curtains, which she
n Ind taken 90 her home To wash. Mrs.
David Harris. OF No. lSS First ST.,
was heartbroken over her loss when
\ she reported the theft TO the police,
Wednesday morning. Il am n poor
woman. and will have to make good
y for the curtains. which are worth
. about 49,. she said. The curtains
were taken from shed in the rear
n of her residence.
John -. NInnett. inventor and promo
] ter Of the "RninbOw Dip machine
for pleasure resorts was discharged
Tuesday. ~ Justice stein. after a
hearing OF o. wifGs charge. OF abahs
1 donment. Winnett set forth that he
had turned over to her household
\ GIrniture- worth $1,000 when they
separated. He was brought here
from Akron, o. and declared that his
wife was prosecuting him.
The case against Jesse Claude Taylor.
proprietor of the Majestic building
barber shop. whose wife alleged that
he had an affinity, was dismissed In
J Justice STEMS court. Tuesday, owing
\ To- the fact that there was no proof
Y of wrong doing on the date men
toned in the Information Mrs
Taylor and the alleged affinity were
both in court but sat in opposite
corners of the room.
supt. of schools MnrtindaIe In plan
ming To institute % twO-year business
course in the Cass high school for the
accommodation OF eighth grade pu-
nils who do not care To take full
high school course. The department.
will probably be In charge Of Durand
w Springer, now head OF the com
, mercial department In the Ann Arbor
high school The subjects taught
4 will include bookkeeping, typewrit
Ing, business correspondence, PEN