The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-15
WHERE LIFE IS
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WHERE LIFE IS
!. WORTH LIVING |
Of the First Congregational church.
VIII lecture before the Young Mems
Fellowship In the church chapel.
5ect viii be: In the Shadows of
Notre Dame"
Red Cross hospital ambulance was
struck BY brush car, at Adams-ave..
81 10 n cDfl from No. 12s Adams ave,
!, east. The horse was badly injured,
put Driver Chambers escaped Last
June the ambulance was struck by
car on Abbott-st.
Valentine Goldsmith, proprietor of the
Grand Central hotel ON Randolph-st.,
was struck by an automobile driven
py william r vivian. OF the Advance
Lumber a Single Co. at Bates and
Randolph-sts., Wednesday afternoon.
He was badly shaken up, but was
able TO walk TO the hotel.
. On . tip that poker games were being
played Ina the Railways OF the Hodges
building. after the occupants had
left for the night, Patrolmen Buxton
and Smith searched the building,
"Wednesday night but found no evi-
dences OF any game. The janitor or
the building IS said TO have made
complaint.
Alfred Lenner, seven years old, OF No.
by a dog owned by Mrs. Mary Robin
son. OF No. sol Grand River-ave.,
Wednesday evening. The childs in
: turies are not serious, IL Is reported.
Mrs. Robinson has expressed her
Willingness to have the dog taken to
the pound.
Richard T.. JOY, president of the Ma
tionsl nnnk OF Commerce and former
ing itself ridiculous by It's insane
policy of batting the ID. U. II. with
out reason. Let the company repair
it's tracks on Woodward-ave II it
wants to- IL thereby improves the
citys appearance"
Mrs. William Sexsmith, of Port Huron,
WINS thrown 10 the pavement. sus-
tanning fracture of the shoulder
when alightng from a moving JEFF
ferson car. at Rivard-st., Wednesday
night. She was carried into the
Palms apartments. whore her daugh
ter IL employed az a maid. and was
attended by DIR. j. u. Book
The Bradstrect Co. was given n ver-
diet of x3.sts.71 In the United states
circuit court. Wednesday. against the
American Harrow Co. A contract had
been entered into for the furnishing
OF Information regarding farmers re-
sponsibiity and the harrow company
broke OF the agreement The YER
dict was compromise, $4,000 having
(. been asked by Bradstreets.
n section of the East Grand-bIyd. was
given "a milk bath, Wednesday, when
Milk Inspector J. F. Roehi. DR.. w.
H. Price and DR.. George II. Palmer
lee. representing the health board,
confiscated 40 gallons OF milk Oswald
Aurlet was about TO deliver to GUS
toners. Auriet IT Is said. failed TO
heed a warning TO clean up his dairy
are visiting all the dairies from
which Detroit gets It's milk supply
with reports that the lee II going out
Of SO. Mary's river, opening naviga-
ton to Lake Superior. orders have
come to put the marine postoffce at
Detroit I'm commission The mail boat
will be out on the river from next
Monday on. Twenty thousand lake
sailors get mail from the mailboat
during the season. and the amount OF
mail handled by this marine service
Is greater than that OF many post
offices In towns OF considerable size.
Rumors of combination between
County Auditors Oakmnn md Rob-
ertson to control the patronage OF
the county. is keeping the employees
OF the county building on the anxious
seat just now. Just before Auditor
Christian retired last fall he and
deprive Auditor Robertson OF any
patronage for a year. but this was
afterwards Knocked out. and now IL
IL said Mr. Robertson Insists that
some OF his friends be given jobs.
Detroit In the chief port along the
whole Canadian border. This fact il
which shows that OF % customs Of
fees along the line from ocean to
ocean. Detroit has the largest amount
OF imports. with s40.iS5l34 out OF
s1ss.673.650 total customs receipts
for these border offices. Port Huron
Is fourth with receipts of s16.302.l0l.
These figures, II nothing else. justify
the holding OF the conference for
freer trade relations with Canada In
this city.
Wasii Wnsu. whose many conflicting
stories regarding himself and his
reasons for coming TO America gave
the immigration officers much trouble
In looking him up. has been deported
and IN now on route to his home In
Roumania. He called himself Louis
Sainte and gave II out that he was
the son OF a wealthy Frenchman who
land because of his infatuation for a
dancer. WASH was I'm the county jail
four months while the authorities
were looking him up.
A mfssfon for homeless girls has been
started by Mrs. William smith, Of
No. 20 Sibley-st., the new organiza-
tion TO be known a. the Union Gospel
mission, with headquarters at No. 1877
Cass-ave. Mrs. Smith has already
taken two homeless girls into her
home and Will care for them until
be supported by free Will offerings.
The first meetings were held Easter
Sunday. Meetings Will be held-every
evening and both in the afternoon
and evening on Sundays
John O1<eefe, proprietor of the pool
room at No. ~ Lafayette-bivd., which
has been given considerable police
attention recently, closed the place.
Wednesday night. unable TO stand
the rigid surveillance. Several young
boys. who were mingling with older
fellows with police records, have
been taken from the place I'm police
raids, and complaint had been made
against O'Keefe for allowing minors
TO frequent the place. The case Is
will probably get him of on sus-
pended sentence.
Detroit chapter, Americas Institute Of
Hawking, will hold Its regular MONTH
~ meeting I'm the rooms I'm the Elks
temple. Friday evening, April is, at
o'clock. Hugh Chalmers, president
7, of the Detroit Chalmers Motor Co,
will speak on Success" The officers
and directors OF the banks OF Detroit
have been,dnvited and n large num-
Der OF acceptances have been re-
coivcd. DIR. Charles II. Aaron will
make an address on a subject OF i'm
tercst TO office men from the stand
point OF stomach specialist. Thorn
as Iiitchman, treasurer of the Will
marth- IIitchman Co., VIII speak on
Real Estate"
A resolution indor.ing the May day
celebration planned by local Social
lists and various trades unions pre-
cipitated a lively discussion I'm We'd
: nesday nights meeting OF the Detroit
Federation OF Labor. One delegate
declared that his union would with
draw from the federation ~ the resO-
luton carried. and said he knew OF
others that would do the same Per-
wa.1t III.