The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
The stndt-Xcrband Detroit, of the Ger
,uau- A suertcuu National fraternity.

The stndt-Vcrband Detroit, of the Ger
man American National fraternity,
will give a concert and BAN In turner
hall Monday evening. An excellent
program has been prepared. -.
kuhns orchestra Will provide music
for dancing
down tn. cellar stairs, sunday. In the
home of her daughter, Mrs Fannie
Lynn, Of No. COL Twelfth-st., fractur-
ing hes hip. and so seriously in(uring
herself that her death is feared. Drs.
a. l. Cnwau and w. 81. Hastie at
tended her
The funeral os Edward Richard krnn-
ich, formrrl, one of the best known
newspaper writers IN Detroit VINO
died, SATURDAY. WABASH TRAIN
while being brought TO his nome In
Detroit from a sanitaTlum IN , Nem
at o'clock from his home. No. 81
East Grand blvd.
Hugh shepherd addressed the members
of the Newsboys association sunday
night. urging upon his young hearers
the necessity OF having some special
ambition IN life and beading every
effort To realize tat aim, Musical
numbers were given by Miss Hop
kins. Miss Mattae and Miss Fltzsim-
mons Next Sunday nights meeting
will be the last OF the season
Paul Zenkrr. ~ years old, Of No. 35f
Ferndaic-ave., WINS arrested. sunday
night, hy Precinct Detectives Kane
and Walsh, on warrant sworn out
butcher. y; No. II Union market
, Kamman alleges that Zenker collect
ed $40. and failed To return with II.
lie has been sought for a year.
Lightning struck the ID. Z. RS port
-Hbrr- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ur- Bffskf-v
crossing, about 10 miles south OF
Flint. sunday afternoon, burning out
the arInatures and badly Gripping
traffic on the Flint division big
gang was sent out 10 repair the dam,
age and the work was completed
Il M Ia
Benjamin Gath. n wntchmnn employed
A by the American Lamp Co.. Hancock
ave. aud RiVard-s lost his footing
and fell through skylight which
he was attempting to fastcn. sun
day night. dislocating his hip. and
sustaining serious bruises and pos
siblc internal Injuries in his l5-foot
fall TO the floor below. East End
ambulance took him To ST. Marys
hospital. He ~ 90 years old. and
lives at No. lac Bagley-ave.
Meyer Helper. q Jewish peJdler, living
at No. i55 DiVision-st.. LEFT his home.
"Wednesday morning. with 800 I'm his
pockets, 10 keep business appoint
ment in grove near Brighton. Mich
lie has faiied to return, and the po-
lice 81 Dctro!t and Brighton have
been asked 70 look for him Foul
play is feared. Helper was 70 have
met Joseph chick. Of No. 2S2 AL
fred-st I'm Brighton. Gillick was on
hand. but saw nothing or Helper.
Mrs. Margaret bradley. wife of Charles
Gratiot ave, was the object OF a
campaign OF warrants instituted by
Arthur H. Cone. ar No. l2l2 East
, Grand blvd, attempted suicide. sun
day afternoon. Dy swallowing lauda-
mum In the living apartments over
the saloon. Worry over the saloon
troubles Ia said TO have been tho
cause. Prompt medical attention
saved her.
An artistic study I'm brown IL the third
anniversary number of the Detroit
number comprises IS pages, printed
throughout IN brown ink. There are
several special features of pictorial
: nature as well number OF in
teresting articles on Detroit men and
affairs. Not the least entertaining
IL sketch OF Harry Hetherington,
one OF the citys best known newspa-
per men. by Edward Beck, formerly
OF Detroit. and now managing editor
OF the Montreal Herald The edition
reflects great credit on it's publishers.
Mesrs. Orr and Nimmo. who are hold
ing fast TO some fine ideals In build
Ing up their publication.
The remains OF Jrmes n. Gordon, for
40 years n resident Of Detroit, and n
veteran OF the Gordon Highlanders,
were Inferred in Woodmere cemetery,
a Monday morning. lie was born In
Scotland In 1890. and after serving
several years In the British army. re-
moved to America. settling In De-
troit. He was injured in the old II.
Il NJ. depot 80 years ago, the injury
producing paralysis. For 10 years he
lived in 81. Luke's hospital He leaves
his widow. four sons and three
daughters. who reside at No. 504 Sey-
burn-ave.
That there IN bitter com petition among
the manufacturers OF creosOted wood
paving block for the Detroit contract
was shown by the prices given when
bids were opened by Commissioner
Haarer. The Kettle River Quarry
Co, OF Minneapolis, Is the lowest bid
der on the 1O0,000-yard contract with
price OF SIZE per square yard for
blocks three and one-half inches
thick and having been subjected to
treatment causing them to absorb 20
pounds OF crcosoting oil To the cubic
foot. The price last year was 81 80
for four-inch blocks. which had been
subjected to n treatment OF II pounds
TO the cubic foot.
A new ordinance governing moving pie
ture shows was sent by the corpor-
alton counsers office To the council
committee on ordinances. Monday af
ternoUu. 1t provides feF-the- super