The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The Chic.xo Dirkie-Rese debate. will
be- reviewed sunday, D y. M, In Gen.
trail NJ ~. church. by DIR. Dickic
Truast Ofacer Jerdani .rsrests are
nearly always 60 blame for the num-
Der OF maynard girls appearing be-
fore the Juvenile court. Too much
liberty always spells the children"
DR.. w. ,. Bcau, No. 10 Hort0n-aye.i
keeps one guessing. One day / am
moving the lawn. and the next am
shoveiing snow on the sidewalk"
James e. Devoei "'rhe sporting pages
snsounced several weeks ago that
Winter had been released and sum
mers was coming along finely, but l
notice that the last of our recent
snowstorms has Just disappeared and
overcoats are still In style"
Jsdge A. y. Murphy ~ have pever
ssid that two additionaI Judges were
needed on the circuit bench. but 1 90
think that hat one add.ona Judge snes Is
was made In 1899. and since that time
the business of the court has IN
creased 81 per cent
Dick nell Young. of Chicago. who will
lecture I'm the Detroit Opera house,
Sunday. at p. m. on "Christian
Science" cannot fail to please all VINO
like to hear good speaker MT
vocalist and lecturer on musical mat
tiers, but gave up his profession io'
Christian Science.
Lieut.. John Jants, In charge Of the DO
c. fs ts his 1877 thirty NTH anniversary
as police officer; Friday. Lieut. av
!antz was horn In Berlin n.,r ont w S"y
I. 1850. and came to p tsr v w
work as n blacksmith. he joined tne
1orce. and was detailed Tor MS nrs'
duty to the old Gratiot-ave station.
4 flying kntfe-biade which nad wor. 40
IN aiuw nehtme. the
Packard Motor Co.'S plant. struch
Fred Carroll. an employe. Friday at
ternoon, cutting serious sasn ~
the back of his head. He was taken
to Grace hospital. and II Is feared
that his skull Is fractured. Carroii
came here from town IN ohtaai ,
STAYING with Edgar walker. friend.
at No. 80 Kanter-aye.
Charged with passing forged checks'
Williams }. Blue, publisher OF the no
in the Toisma building, No 20 STATE
At. Friday afternoon. William 4.
smith. OF No. SO State-st., swore out
e,"e with passing a sss check on him.
Friday night, e ioltoh'
dealer. reported that he had cashed
worthless check for ', t.eo TOT n, nn
Blue is As years old. and gave ms az
dress "a No zoos John r. =st- lie de-
MES the charges against nm
A resolution cOndemniug and rcpuata,-
Ina the hill now before the ,exniisn
ture TO compel railroads TO publish
accurate time tables In the various
cities along their lines where tner.
are newspapers. Tor pay, was aoop.sa
nv the executive committee OF tne
Eastern Michigan Press club, In It's
session In the Griswold house, rri
day. The resolution declares that
time tables are news m snd urges n the
1O1 members OF the association 10
publish them free. Those who In
spired the bill were denounced IN
short speeches as grafters
a,., Ie.u~rance. OF belle River. Ont.
was arraigned. Friday, before Un.ea
states commissioner Dawson on a
charge OF smnggli . so nsh in crosse
Pointe by w. r. Nank, special treas
ury department officer. Just aitsr
landing his launch with 20 poumdpSS
~ Ash The duty on these nan would
have been SAFE, but Lesperance Us
understood TO have made a business
OF bringing over fish and the oinceas
had been on inc WAN and sarge were
seizcl He pleaded not guilty. and
was released on $500 bail
Isnac Mayer. N tailor nj No. ~ Tiki
81. east. did n regular detective sum
Eriday night, when he turned Ameiia
iIadley colored woman. over 10
FRIEDMAN Charles Wagner. Meyer
told the police tna' ' gobbed him. in
sensational fashion. and that ne mao
been watching for her on the streets
ever since. Meyer declaren 'm t.,,, ~,
stepped up TO him and held chioro-
forined handkerchief over MS race,
stupifying him until she mnnaseu 70
take se5 from his pocket. inc won,
An was locked UP in the centrai s'a-
ton.
viola Frances shuriy. the three-year-
old dat hter OF DIT. Bert ~ ana
Viola Palms Shurly, died lat. InuIs,
jav night in Johns Hopkins hospltui'
elton performed by the famous braln
surgcon, DR. Cushman. OF Baitlinore'
Death is attributed TO inc snoSh,
Mrs ShurIy. and her brother Francis |
Palms left for Rochester Friday
night, where they Will meet pr; Shua
The body VIII ne III
burial ground next to the grave or
CoI r. r. Shurly. the grandfather
who died n short time ago; On ac-
count of illness, Mrs. Shurly u un-
able 20 attend the funeral
signal Ofacer james Nolan, at Can
NcId-nve. station, had "a narrow es-
cane from serious INJURY, rriuay
evening. when one or the horses az,
tachcd TO the patrol wagon $500
him in the back o: the head and me
left arm, tearing the sleeve OF MS
oycrcoat to tatters. and partiaiS
stunning the officer. Nolan anu
Driver Israel were just hnten III u ap
per-ave and Bcaubicn-st.. short.y AT
Ter o'clock. Nolan was relieved
from duty and sent to Police surgeon
Gorenfio's Office Tor treatneni., We 80
Patrolman Michalak was assigned 10
the wagon az substitutes Nolan IN
turies are not regarded as serious
oisorderiy Draws $50 Fine.
James Ranton. arrested. Friday