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The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
WOMAN WINS IN SECOND
ROUND IN DIVORCE COURT
Mrs. Latham Defendant When First
Decree Was Granted: Plaintiff
This Time.

Mrs. Ada b. Latham made her sec
|Gnd appearance in divorce court. Fri
|day morning. and was granted de-
|cree from her second husband. Frank
". Latham. She was defendant in her
first appearance, and her husband OBJ
|tained q decree.
Mrs, Latham alleged that her hus.
band, TO whom she was married in
Windsor in 1901, was in the habit of
looming home drunk and beating her.
|Sbe said that three months after their
marriage ne came in late M night
when she was asleep. and beat her
|unti her eyes were black ard her face
swollen. At another time he drew her
from bed by the hair. she said. anil
Kicked her until she was almost un-
conscious.
Latham filed n crcss-bill but IL was
withdrawn and the wifcs application
WAS not opposed in her answer 10
her husbands cross-hill. Mrs. Latham
blamed him for her trouble with her
Sirst husband
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
DIED

BIECHELE- PECK-April l. at her
daughters residence. S2s selden-ave..
Julia. mother of Charles X. PECK,
Mrs. Samuel G Laltner, sister Of Ed
age 81 years. Funeral SATURDAY, ?
O'Clock from residence and 2:30 at
First German NJ T.. church.
CAMpBELIs-Sudden April l. 1903.
at Decatur H.. Charles smith Camp
bell. beloved husband OF Emily NJ.
Campbell, and brother OF Edmund L..
Campbell. Services at Elmwood chap
el Saturday morning at H.
CRONIN-March 81. 1909. Mrs. Jere-
miah Cronin. beloved mother OF Cor
a Connolly. Mrs. James Griffin and
Mrs w. II. Richardson. Funeral from
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. III. a.
Connolly. 27i SiNth-st Saturday
morning at $50. aud TO Holy Trim
ity church at ..
CARBARY-Cecclia. the beloved wife
OF the late Edward Carbary. died
March 81. 1909, at her daughters res
idenco. S2t Twelfth-st. Notice OF tu-
neral later.
EARLE George Horatio Earle. only
son OF Or. and Mrs. II. Horatio Earle.
Wayne Mich. age , years and &
months. Funeral Saturday April 3.
10 o'clock.
MrRRIN--At his late residence. 213
Michiga,n,ave.. Thomas J. Murrin.
4 NHfldA stdAuIUdN morning. ~. AION-
sius' church. at 2 o'clock.
MURRAY-Thursday April I, Ezra l..
aged II years. Funeral from rest
dencc az son. II L. Murray. North
Pennington, Mich, Saturday. April 3.
at II a. m.
POSTAI1-April /. 1909, Marjorie Bern
ice beloved daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Postal. aged years. Funeral
Saturday. April ,. from residence. 50
Chandier-ave,, at o'clock Burial
SWASEY--April /. at Central Lake.
Mich. II. l.. Swasey, Beloved husband
OF Caroline. father of Walter V r.
Swasey and Mrs Frank r. North
wood. Notice Of funeral later
WAGNER-C Caroline, beloved wife or
William Wagner, mother OF Mrs.
Forbes. Mrs. Hommel. Bertha Wag-
ner William H.. Hartman G.. Will
fred NJ. and Walter II. Wagner Flu
neral from residence. 1915 Twelfth st.
saturday at $50. Burial private. Los
Angeles papers please copy
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
DAILY DEATH LIST

Catherine Percy. so years, Grace hos
pital. pcritonitis. 49,
Brewster: puerperal septicaema.
Francis Gaffney. II months, ~ Dane
pneumonia.
cndoCarditis. -
Michael Lukowski. 81 years. 1912
Dubois; cancer.
meningitis.
Apolonia Rudkowska. year, 3is SUI
pcrior; diohthcria.
Nicholas Ritter. 90 years, Grace hos
pital; peritonitis.
Stanlslaud NaworCZyk. year. 6l5
Farnsworth. poliomyolitis.
Helen Kraft. years, il Flower
pneumonia.
Neddcr II. Wilkle. 30 years. 33S Gem
monwealth. dilatation Of heart
Thomas Murrin. y years, 2l3 Mchi-
gan; hopatitis.
Peter Karl, 2S years. 81. Mary's hos
pital: fracture OF skull.
Silvius Yovcsco. 80 years, 500 Il. War
rem. phthisis
Fscalala y Green. rs years. Madison
apartments. senlllty.
Jenncy Gould. Al years. ~ 3 Vermont;
pneumonia.
Marjorie II. Postal, years. 50 Chand =
Ter. nephrltis.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
ST|NGS SMITH
WITH TART NOTE
Mayor Tells Commissioner To Make
Good On Werbe Charges or Make
Officers Quit Talking.

After a long conference with Prose
cutor Van Zile and Police Commits
sioner Smith. Friday morning. Chief
OF Detectives Mcdonnell decided thar
no conviction could be obtained
against Pawnbroker Barney Werba
for having possession OF the jewelry
stolen from Mrs. McLean's residence
and purchased by Werbe's son, David.
But the captain declared that an effort
would be made TO drive Werbe out OF
the pawnshop business In Detroit.
We are going to start In right
away, I'm the attemp. 10 have Werbe' 8
license revoked" said he.
While the conference was on as 10
Werbe's fate. Mayor Breitmeyer was
writing a rather tart letter TO Police
Commissioner Smith In regard to the
case The letter follows:
Hon. Fred w. Smith. Police Com
missioner. Detroit. Mich:
My Dear Commissioner note
by the daily papers that the po-
lice department has under sus-
picion as a possible depot for re-
ceiving stolen property the pawn
shop and secondhand store OF
Barney Werbe. In fact, one OF
your officers was quoted yester-
day IA saying that he was looking
for some way OF closing up the
Werbe store and pawn shop.
If you have evidence that this
place is not being conducted in
proper manner II that stolen
goods have been handled by the
present proprietor. | would be
glad II you would lay such EVIL
dence before me that | may re-
woke Mr.. Werbes license. As the
matter appears 10 me, the duty of
the department is plain You
either have the evidence against
this man and he should rot be al
lowed TO continue in business. or
you have not, in which case your
officers should not make charges
against him which they cannot
prove. | am. yours very truly.
PHILIP BREITMEYER,
Mayor.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
BOOTH AND VERNON ARE
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Aftermath of Failure OF a. Booth &
Co., Fish Truct-FaIse Pre-
lenses Charged.

CHICAGO, April THE grand jury
returned four new indictments in con
Eection with the failure of A. Booth
& Co. the fish trust. Two OF them
were against A. Booth & Co, as cor.
poration. and one each against w.
Vernon Booth president. and F. r.
Robbins. assistant treasurer Of the
CORPORATION. All the Indictments
charge obtaining money and credit
by false pretenses.
Booth and Robbins are already I'M
der indictment on the same charge
and will have To fur nish new bonds
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
Drunk for Ten Years.

Fred Young. carpenter. living at
No. 76s Seventeenth-st.. was sent To
he house OF correction for 80 days. in
|lefault OF s25 fine, when his son
|old Justice stein, Friday, that his IA.
fhor had not seen a sober day in 10
years. Young was arrested. Thursday
hight by Precinct Detective Kean. or
Brand Riverave. station. when he was
Treating disturbance Ia his home.
where his wife and daughter are both
beriously III.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
RusINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR y CONSEiiN !,
ATIVE INVESTMENT in a proved
manufacturing proposition that VIII
paw exceptional dividends. n reVo T,
lutionized industry and ecohoilT1u,,a ~,
manufacturing proposition. Ine
Seamless steel Manufacturing com
pany. OF Detroit. Michigan. with a
Capital stock Of 100000. divided INTO
shares Of 500 each to be incotpoi-
ated with NO preferred stock or
bonds. offers for subscription TO the
public at 500 per share. iull pam
non asscssablc stock. for the pur
pose of manufacturing on an enlargCu
scale Porcelain Enameled Seamless
steel Bath Tubs. The Seamless steer
Bath Tub, drawn from single sheet
of steel. graceful in design possess
ing strength and durability. has the
appearance Of solid porcelain, en-
bodying I'm it's construction all the
advantages or Seamless steel nut
eliminating supcrfuous weight. Ihc
beauty and quality OF enamel given
the surface. produces pain tun
most satisfying in appearance ana
OF uncNcclled sanitary effectiveness.
The new hotels. The Pontchartrain.
of Detroit Mich, and The Seneca. OF
Rochester, y. Y. two OF the hhest
hostclries i'm tire country. also some
OF the finest apartments and resi-
denccs. are equipped throughout with
porcelain cnameled seamless steel
bath tubs. There are reasons why
porcelain enameled seamless steel
ware has supplantod cast iron pots
and kettles for household use. For
the same reasons porcelain cnamclcd
Seamless steel bath tubs will sup
nlant cast iron and earthcnwarc bath
tubs now in use. These reasons are
dividend earncrs In modern plant
operated by men who know how. a
complete statement ot the advant-
ages OF seamless steel bath tubs, tho
management. costs and profits. pat
ents, opinions from the trade ana
users. Illustrations OF buildings and
equipment, viii be sent on request.
Tor full details, address Eugene ~.
Sloman, Trustee. 1920 Ford building.
Detroit Michigan. References. Brad-
street Company. r. 6. Dun & Com
pauy. any Bank or Trust Company in
the CITY OF Detroit. Detroit Trust
Company Registrar and Transfer
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
BIRTHS
RoYs

POYS
Michael DeLislc. &c Liveruuis.
Mat Rausch, 40s Tillman.
Walter Badaszcwski. $40 Poplar
Giuseppe Nirobcila. 651 ktvard.
Frank Carsnak. t0S Lovett.
August Wlschcman, 209 Jay.
Clarence Davidson. $50 Kirby
Adolph Homkc. 1863 Jefferson.
VIM Fettig 1918 McDougall.
ois pin Mack, tel Military.
Frank Pacn0wski. III Superior.
George Lucek. lac Military.
FREDERICK Aiii 81. -. Eighth.
GIRLS
Iguacy Banaszak. $50 Buchanan.
Giovanni Gigantc. 2ia Orleans.
John Prtrikowski. AS MitCnell
Paul Gurzicki. $50 Mitchell.
tiuStNve SkubiCk 1000 warren.
Stanislaus Milk. ~ Anna.
Herman schultz. 316 Hunt.
Bernard Made. ISL Chcnc.
Arthur King. 332 Fort.
Frank David. 13g Congress
Alexander Newman. g3a Farnsw orth
Pcter stock. $50 81 eJau
Paul Itcikc. al Lillihridge
Martin Lomhert. loo Mackic
Charles Munroe. 23T LNsandde.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
WATCH AND WAIT SAYS
VAN ZILE OF GRAND Jury

81 have been considering the Currie
case for some time. but am not ready
10 act yet can only say. watch and
kait"
This was Prosecuting Attorney Van
giles answer when asked. Friday. il
he had decided 10 asl, for grand jury
Investigation OF the affairs Of Cam
eron Curric G. Co. rs reported The
prosecutor refused TO commit himself
further. and declared that no informa.
lion whatever to his plans had
bmanated from him.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
BODY Still Unclaimed.

The body of the man found on the
railroad tracks at Campbell-ave.
Thursday morning is still in the coun.
ty morgue. unidentified. II is believed
the man is Pole who had not been
in this country long.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Elton Beaman. Il; Charlotte ~
Iiodgman. 90
David w Duncan, az Catherine O.
Ziegler. -,
Joseph C. Woildorf 90. Buffalo; Anna
II. Strasscr IS. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
ATTENTION

FOR SALE--My store. located ga miles
from MayVille and 8 miles from caro-,
on half acre OF ground; store. barn
and sheds; stock consists of general
merchandise and good wagon in con-
ncction. only store and doing big
business. cause of selling sickness
living rooms upstairs: big bargain
horse. harnesses. wagons and bug
gies all go, stock VIII inventory from
$1,000 10 $1,000. possession given
Nav = w. T.. DEAMCD. NORTH
GROVE MICH
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
DON'T Mis- II.

Two performance Saturday. mat
nee NJ and ev"ri;ng at 8. THE
Hour" Detroit Opera 1ouse.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION, J
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. #. Y. Kolb. I: cas-.
and General Manager. 1925 l.. Bouls-
ward. Phone Ridge sos,
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERuRBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurbau Lines.

Detroit United 1nterurban Liues
FLINT LfMLTEDS--S.15 n m ana
Flint, a. m. and every two hours to
3 y. m. IL ,. IN. TO oxford. Locals to
Rochester and Romeo. a m. and
every two hours to 10 y. m. also IL
P0nT HURON LrMITEDs-7:4s
Saturdays only, I2:45 p. m; Sundays
only. IL y. H. Locals for New BaIti-
more. Algonac, Marine City and PORT
Huron. hourly. Z a. IN. to y. M; also
3 y. tn. to Marine city. To Mt. Clemens.
h nS ,o to G p M TO Mt clemeS. an. md
Shore Line, hourly. Gas a. IN. to s:2y
D. m. also IL u. Ia.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:20 A. m
1870 a. m. ago and $40 p; m. Locals
for lockwood. Newport. Monroe and
Toledo. hourly. ESQ a. m. to s:30 D. m.
JACKSON LIMITEDs-7:45 a. m
1916 and 3:l5 .. IN. Locals for Jack
son, \. IN and every two hours until
. y M: for Ann Arbor. n. IN. and
Worthwhile, 1880 a. m. and every two
hours until 1870 y. m. also Q y. IN. and
IL u. m. Saline ears from Ypsilantl
For Wyaudottc and Trenton--5:33 a
m. and half-houTly to S:33 y. m: hourly
10 ii:33 y: IN. sundays, first car az
1903. with halt'hourly service through
For Royni OAK. Birmingham md
PontIac--G:SO a. m, theA half-hourly
until I D. IN, then hourly until III p. ni
First car one-half hour later on sun
For Pennington ana Nortbvine--s a
m. and hourly until IL y. m fof
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. 8. 7. .. III A.
N; L. g 3. A, s. Z. Q, IL p. m.
Last cars await closing OF theaterA
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
BIRDS, DOGS AND GOLD
FISH

A FUN line dog collars. medicines, etc;
poultry and pet stock OF all kinds,
mail orders attended to. illustrated
catalogue on reuucst.
EDWARDS BIRD STORE.
NJ 1891 129 Michigan ave. Detroit.
Bicycle }argains-Dayton racer
in good shape. 50: Norwood,
SI2; Geneva. Sic; also bargains
in new wheels, tires and motor
cycles. Agent for National,
Reading. Standard. liver John
son. Emblem and Norwood
bicycles; also K. s. and Thor
motorcycles. Wheels sold on
easy payments. Open evenings
till $50 p. m. Phone West
.3o5-l and City 922. John b.
Tros,el, 663 Michigan. corner
Fourteenth.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
CHURCH NOTICES.

Maurice Penfeld Fixes. d. d.
1890 A. M.-TOMOI;ROW-7 +. NJ
Woodward Ave. Baptist Church.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
The. II
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash I'm advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than IL cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories. may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1886.
For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad-
refreshments Mt the same r-.e az
charged at the home once:
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-French Coal Co.. 49, East
Canneid-avo.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott md
Gratiot -aves.
". brown. 1889 Jefferson-ave-
= McPherson, 2400 .Gratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
G.. G.. Eanor. sos Grand River-ave
Turner stanton. 16S Myrtie-st.
r. II. Driscoll. AIT Michigan-ave.
y. w. Willard. 1919 Forrest. west
w. w. Bush. 594 M.ch!zan-avs.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

FOR SALE-Stock OF clothing and
shoes. about $4,000; cheap for cash II
taken NJ once. A. Flewelling, Wood
land, Mich
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

CORNETS-TROMBONES
In fact. every band instrument, in
every style. always found in our
large stock The Rex Instruments
OF course. are the best but we have
others less expensive hut good, easy
terms OF nayment and catalogues
free. WILLARD BRYANT MUSIC
HOUSE. 21S WOODWARD-A AVE.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

JACKSON HILL NUT. 1915. Phone
Main 6222. CITY 6222. Mullett and
Grand Trunk: G. G. Canny.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

BILLIARD and pool tables. new and
and showcases: easy terms; supplies
and repairing at reduced prices. Ths
Schulenburg Mfg. Co. 9S Randolph
st; established sc years
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

FURNITURE and kitchen ware cheap,
leaving city. H. box p, Detroit
Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

wANTED-Cor. M:oE.ga2 and Fourth.
10 furnish rooms compete. :. week
Sumner Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

40 Sewing Machine Operators to
make Ovcralls.
10 Sewing Machine Operators to
make Coats.
10 Sewing Machine Operators to
make Pants.
Steady work guaranteed; highest
union wages.
Starunion Overall Factory,
II. x. STOEPEL, Maker
1920 TO 1890 Beaufait Ave-,
NEAR GRATIOT
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

Sovereign Violin Strings
Have been handled by us exclusively
for ten wears and are the world :
best iJc each. two for csc. WILL
LARD BRY ANT MUSIC HOUSE 21S
NORTHUMBERLAND
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.
ACME STORAGE Co, largest vans.
packing. Main sos. 81 Gilman-st.
ROEHL BROS.--Storag &c, moving. rack
ing and shipping Ridge s2S: city Ola
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

CLEAN. dry hard OF soft millwood
Houghten- French Coal Co. Ridge 96S.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

REX DRUMS

REN DIR Ms
And Orchestra Bells are the hnost
money can buy. we are headquarters
and manufacturers Of drums. traps
and all drum supplies. easy terms
on complete outfits. WILLARD BIZ
ANT MUSIC HOUSE. alS WOOD
WARD-ANE.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
WANTED HELp-FEMALE.

A STRONG girl for general house
work. $50 T.. Grand-blvd., near Belle
Isle bridge.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

OLD SHOES made new while YOU wait
the modern way. IA nous shoe re.
pairing Co. 4S State: park i23-R
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
DENTISTS.

Pleasing the people.
Doing good work.
Painless extracting
Prices very reasonable.
Best Dentists are
doing the business.
81 Grand Rivcr-aYc.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-03

ALL AROUND housekccpcr and cook
wanted sos Nincwood ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
NEW 29-HOUR TRAIN
FOR DENVER SERVICE
"Mountaineer," Rock Islands Latest,
Marvel Of luxury-'Twlll Be
Served Free.

A new 29-hour limited passenger
train between Chicago and Denver 10
be known as The Mountaineer" Will
be placed in service by the Rock ISL
and road, June .. The new flyer Will
be IN addition to the other Rock Island
service and will give this road three
daily trains between Chicago and Den
yer for the tourist season. The three
trains departing Chicago morning,
noon and night.
The Rocky Mountain Limited will
continue to depart Chicago at $3.50 a.
m, The Mountaineer" will leave at
1:25 D. IN. and the Denver express at
4 lia 81 IN ,xnssationsewiil be
introduced on the Rocky Mountain
Limited For the first time in the his
tory OF western railroads free stenog-
raphic service will be provided for the
patrons of this train. This service
will enable business men to board the
train in the morning and complete un-
finished Office detail and attend to
general matters with facility and with
as close attention to detail as at home.
Another feature OF this train and OF
"The Mountaineer" will be the serv-
walton saloon. A barber, a valet and
maid will be on each train and both
flyers viii receive stock market re-
ports, and at each stop the train will
be provided with telephones for COM
munication over the city or long dis
tanca
On all the Colorado trains OF the
Rock Island arrangements have been
made to give the baseball scores of
the American, National and Western
leagues with such information con-
corning the game which will be OF in
terest. These services will also be a
feature OF the Golden State Limited
1.-THE Mountaineer" will arrive in
Denver at 555 p. IN. the next day af-
ter leaving. The Rocky Mountain
Limited" will reach Denver at 2 D.
IN. the next day. The Denver express
will arrive in Denver early the second
morning after leaving Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
Of LOOTING
IS C0RROBORATED
Dillon's Clerk Says Fixel Took Valu-
able Dress Goods and Remarked
Just Forget About This.

John Is. Gilbert, an employe of Hugh
Dillon before the IRE which destroyed
his store TWO years ago, and who also
assisted at the fire sale, was witness.
Thursday morning, in Judge Mandell' )
court, where Dillon is suing To recover
$4,000 paid TO Craig, Wright q Walk
er for adjusting the loss in the fire.
Gllbert's testimony was strongly
corroborative OF that given by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dillon. relative to the alleged loot
ing OF the store by Adolph Fixel, credi;
man for A. Krolik a. Co, and who IS
blamed By the billions for paying 20
Craig Wright a. Walker a $4,000 fee
for eleven days work.
DO you know Mr.. Fixel?" Gilbert
was asked
Yes. he replied. Il have seen
him many times
Ever see him in the store during
the fire sale?"
Yes"
Relate the circumstances"
He came To my counter, the dress
goods department, during the sale and
asked TO see some dress goods. l dis
played the goods, and he selected a
piece Of light brown material worth
Sl.25 yard. He asked me TO wrap IL
up for him. | measured the piece.
wnich contained about 10 yards, II /
remember correctly, and gave 1t TO
him. He picked it up, and said: Just
forget about this. Mrs. Dillon was
near ana | called her attention to the
deal, and | don't know what arrange
ment was made"
Mr. Gilbert was severely cross-ex-
amined by Attorney Selling regarding
this incident, but his story was not
shaken.
Gilbert admitted, however, that the
goods in question were sold at the
same price during the FIRE sale" rs
before the fire.
Hugh Dillon was on the stand Tor
cross-examination most of the morn
ing. and while he appears to be ell
deavoring TO tell the truth and every
thing he knows. he was badly mixed
at times The announcement Of re-
cess came To him as a great relief.
Mr. Dillon was closely questioned as
TO his financial condition at the time
OF the fire, and particularly as TO mis-
knowledge OF the financial statement
presented to the bank which made his
liabilities only $4,000. whereas he
really owed over 100000
One OF the important admissions
brought out was that Dillon claimed
Adolph Fixel told him early on the
morning following the fire that he
could be sent to Jackson for making
false statement of his assets and lia-
bilities TO the Old Detroit National
bank, and in his direct testimony he
said that he didn't know until late
that day or the next that the state
ment was wrong.
Dillon was then questioned as 10
bis reasons for net protesting to any.
one that Craig, Wright & Walker had
robbed" him of 10000 His reason
was the same as that given by Mrs.
Dillon, that he was in the hands OF
his creditors and had to do as they
said
But you raised an awful holler
when you saw Craig give Mrs. O'Mai-
icy a $40 suit?"
Well, they threatened me with ar
rest on account OF the false state
ment."
Then you let what you call SlO.-
900 steal go and protested over $40
suit?"
This he was unable to explain salts
factorily TO the attorney.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
OFFICIALS MUST ANSWER
Supreme Court Orders Climax Men To
Explain Why They Won't Attend
Meetinoe

LANSING. Mich, May 25.-The su-
preme court this morning on the re-
quest OF the mayor OF Climax. Kalam.
azoo county, issued a writ directing
George Cleveland, William Meyer and
Horace Clark TO show cause why
they Should not attend meeting OF
the village council Of Climax of which
they are members. They have re-
fused TO attend the sessions in order
that a saloon license may not be
granted.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
BURGLAR Sent up.

John Madden, implicated with Frank
Mann and william Finnegan In burg
larizing Bertrams drug store at Third
and Fort -sts.. was sentenced by Judge
Phelan. Tuesday. to from two and one
half 20 five wears in Jackson.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

Bu.iness-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No
Is John R.-st. Phone lt9s.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

Subscribers entitled to books.
due previous to December 1st,
1907, can now be supplied at
this office. Call at City Circu.
iation Department.