The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-01
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
Judge Rohnert will deliver an address
ON .Ths Juvenile Court" In the lee
ture room of the public library
Tuesday evening. The public Is cor
daily invited.
A course in wireless teiegraphy VIII
soon be instituted by the Miles coll
lege. The management has ABOUT
completed arrangements with the
-GiaFk- Wife4ess-Ge., fof-the- taI!ss
ton OF a complete wireless station
The Rev. James NJ. Barkiey. ID. ID. pas
tor of the Forest-ave. Presbyterian
church. is said To be the unanimous
choice OF the national convention OF
the Presbyterian Brotherhood Tor
moderator Of the next presbyterian
general assembly.
Detectives Palmer and Lombard Will
he the Detroit representatives, In the
army or criminal chasers who Will
Washington They left for that Guy
Sunday afternoon. and Will watch the
crowds for familiar faces.
Prof. w. II. Dohn, of the Universffv ar
Michigan, gave IL learned address ON
Socialism in SPONTANEOUSLY hail,
sunday sunday al rS w taki ngt i of the the
Jungle" character sketch or Ferd-
Inland LaSalle was feature of his
talk.
Capt. II. w. Baker, OF Detroit. one of
the best known wreckers ON the
great lakes. is endeaVoring to obtdlG
from the American government the
contract for raising the Maine.
blown up several years ago in Iia-
vana harbor. and now resting In the
mud at the bottom OF the harbor.
Frank kotne. ~ years old, of No. 2l3
Mackcy-st., WAS stabbed under the
left shoulder with butcher kniie'
during quarrel in his home. sun
IaN fph Ingenh ThanS who is
cused OF welding the knife. made ms
escape. Or; Hugh Carey dressed Tue
but is not regarded as dangerous.
John w. Thompson. the Toledo man
who tucked a magazine revolver Into
his sleeve and started on tour or
Detroit hotels In quest OF his vile
was taken back To Toledo by ner,
Sunday. Mrs. Thompson. who de-
clared that she came TO Detroit with
her husband shortly before he start
ed on his spree. found him in ST:
Marys hospital Thompson is said
10 he dope hend.
Found lying unconscious ON the side
walk In front OF No 358 Wesson-aNe.,
Sunday night. Martin Partukowa. OF
the Office OF Dr. j. H. Henry. No. 1909
Michtgan-aVe.. where he declared ne
had been assaulted by two men us
wounds We're dressed. and when De,
tcctiVes Horrigau ana Schlunt visited
his home. he could not be found. lie
was not seriously hurt
Ala. VI w. wv y "h-
cord-nve.. made thrilling escape
from "a lire which partially destroyed
hts nome early sunday horn'nS'
1amas and ran down the stairway.
Mrs. Ellis discovered the blaze which
was caused by an oVerheated Kitchen
range and shouted the alarm to her
husband, vino had not yet arisen.
Th" damage Is estimated at about
$500
Frank v. Martin for four years con-
nectcd with ths advertising depart
ment Of the J. L. Hudson company:
has resigned and Will take charge or
the ADVERTISING OF the two Brush
aber furniture stores. located al Nos
225s,6S Gratiot- AYE, Ma and ana SaS,eg
his new duties Monday. although
hut 20 years OF age. Mr.. Martin has
shown remarkable ability In the Held
OF advertising
Attorney Ward y. Cboat~. addressing
the Young Mems class of the War
ren-aVe. Baptist church, sunday. on
The Relation OF the LAWYER to tho
Church" declared that lawyer
should attend church as an ordinary
a y%en . SoS fh not w @Snsdered p S
church The speaker urged greater
respect for the church and courts.
two institutions absolutely necessary
to good government
Clinton Mcbride, who was one OF the
90 tnited states marines ON the bat
around the world cruise. was In De
troit. sunday. en- route TO visit ms
mother IN 1NSeNille. huron tpunNNf
and visited I'm the home OF George
y. Donaldson, No 100 Cass ave, NC
Bridge says he was seasick during
practically the entire voyage. but
went on duty every day just the
same lie talks entertai ningly OF his
trip and its educational value
Prof. ,. Paul GOOde, of the University
Of Chicago I'm his lecture saturday
evening on The Social Significance
OF Wheat" said: @"The United states
is the bread producer OF the world.
English Drawn depends largely on
beef and wheat. both or which we
supply II is well known fact that
Britain would starVe in two months
IL her sea ports were closed. For
that reason she could not AFFORD to
go 10 war with the United states.
Germany rs in practically the same
position.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne was almost AS
pbyx ed by Illuminating gas, which
escaped from a burner that had been
accidentally turned on, In the rooms
occupied by herself and husband at
No 154 Congress St east early Sun
day morning. Mrs. Wayne toppled
over while at work. Her groans at
tracted other roomers who sum,
Congress-st. He worked over her
for an hour before restoring her to
i'm the moving business, was at work
at the time.
Mrs. AIbertinn w. Heise. one OF the
DAY. S in her home, No. SsS Fourth fh ave-
aged T6 years Death came after ain
illness OF four months Mrs. Heise
was born in Berlin. Germany. but
came to Detroit when 20 years OF
age. She was the widow of william
Heise, who was engaged In the
wholesale meat business In Detroit at
one time. and the mother OF Charles
Frank. Nellie and Emma Heise, the
latter being private secretary OF Jere
G. Hutchins of the ID. L. II. The fu-
neral will take place Tuesday after
noon. from the residence.
The Central High school Alumni nsso-
citation will hold Its annual meeting
in the auditorium OF the high school
Monday evening when all graduates
OF the school friends and members
OF the board of education are invited
10 attend. The association maintains
permanent scholarship fund by
means of which many young persons
are enabled to obtain college edu-
cation. musical program has been
arranged for this evening. and be
sides there will be basketball games