The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
WHERE LIFE IS "
WORTH LIVING


Fsirbsnks post, gave>a talk In me me
Franklin school, Thursday. and In IN"
John owen school. Friday. on the
everyday life OF the soldiers dur'hs
the civil war.
One horse was burned Ca death and Nv a
wagons destroyed In % brisk blaze
which destroyed a frame shed IN ths
rear OF Hiram Gaismans residenoe,
| No. los Mullett st, Friday night. Tue
damage amounted to about sl6"'
A government employment agency hns
| been established in Chtcr-o In con-
nection with the immigration Office
there. IL IL In success. similar
branch may be established In, De-
strou. There Is now a state free en-
ployment agency In the city.
In the decree OF divorce granted by
Judge MandelI in the cas. r ,. Her
man Murrer. saloonkeeper AT tort-st.
and Woodmere-ave.. against his VIII"
Amanda, the defendant is grained all :
mony OF $40 per Month Tor herself
and two children left I'm her charge.
An exploding Rns meter I'm the plant OF
the }. 4. Wilson Carriage CO., No.
25S Cess-st, shattered several VIII
dows In the factory and caused a
small blaze shortly before o'clock
Friday afternoon. The nre was OK :
tingnished before the department. ar
rived.
LIE baron savSteIIe, arrested here March
~ for the alleged sale I'm Pontiac OF
fake membership cards In the VA
,ionai Hallway car s Mem hy the
Detroit police. He was released on
$1,000 bail by the Pontiac court ana
has failed TO appear for trial.
MIRA. Helen Newberry has started smit
to recover from the city Of Detrou
$S.4i6.96 which she paid IN taxes
under protest. The plaintin alleges
that as owner OF the Noigt park SUP
division she was compelled TO pay
paving taxes on $50 feet or NoiBt
park frontage owned by the city.
An exhibition of original illustrations
Has
white by j. III. Gardner Soper VIII pc
shown In the Detroit Museum OF Art
the-remainder OF March and April
These pictures numbering about oV.
were used i'm illustrating seVerel OF
the most popular magazines or the
lay
&c reece and Its Art" Will be the subject
of the lecture by Director \. H. Grh-
nth I'm the Detroit Museum OF AIt'
sunday 1t will be illustrated Win
stereopticOn views not ohly Oh .ns
ruined temples. but many OF the inner
statues which have been removed 10
muselums OF other countries VIII be
shown.
Precinct Detectives Repp md Redmona'
of Chcue station. closed UP the Jan
field Theatorium. on Canneld ave
near Riopelle-st. Friday. The ofncers
notified the proprietor 70 repair son ao
equip the place with safety devices
for the prevention OF fires from burn
ing films.
John u. GunckelS Of Toledo. presiuent
OF the national organization of news
bows Will deliver an address before
the Mems association OF the Cass.aNe
NJ. Il. church. Monday evening April
g. in which he will tell something OF
his experiences with the boys OF the
street The lecture will be free and
the public is invited.
The first gathering Of the Mtchignn
agents of the Manufacturers Life IN
surance Co. of Toronto. rs In prog
rcss in the Hotel fuller. A banquet
was held Friday night. at which
speeches were delivered by General
Manager George \. Somerville. To-
ronto; Assistant Manager robert
Junkin, Toronto. Prof. q. H. Quincy
OF Hillsdale. and w. II. Mitchei De-
troit.
recent ruling of Corporation Counsel
Pendleton. of New York city vail
dating the rabbinical divorce. is one
of the most dangerous decisions that
could possibly be rendered. Kaopl
Franklin said II puts premium on
the divorce evil. as II win encourage
scores OF fraudulent rabbis TO per-
form fake divorces for the purpose OF
collecting the fees attached.
Attorney Sol. Cohen hns started SUIT
against n glove house Tor n'e cents
damages. Cohen bought pair OF
15-cent gloves at the store last 'e-
cember, under a guarantee that tney
would be kept In repair on frldaiy
ne went 10 the place TO have sniall
rip sewed up. and says the glove
house refused TO do the work without
pay. claiming he did not puH tns
gloves there. Cohen at once started
suit.
Wednesday next IL the date OF the safe
Of special taxes by the city treas
urer All deiinquent taxes Tor pavins.
sidewalks and similar improvements
will be sold then. IL Is also the last
day OF redemption Tor speclal taAss
sold last year. the tax ute puye r
having n right TO lease or the prop
crty after that time. city Treasnrer
Koch Is making every effort to notify
property owners or the Danger Oh ie'-
ting these taxes go unpaiu
he T.. }. SYSTEMATICALLY CO., Wood
ward-ave. and John R.-st, has re-,
organized with paid up Sapitai
stock OF 100000 and the following
officers: H. j. Schwankovsky, presi-
dent: +. J. SYSTEMATICALLY, Jr. vice.
president: !. X Crawford. treasurer
Some Of the largest piano manufac-
tureIs I'm tho country are rubScrlbers
to the stock. The concerns Interested
as subsc ripers nave comblheu cap,11
tai OF SI1 900. 600. The company VIII
,onfine it's business hereafter strlctly
to pianos. doing away with small IN
struments and sheet music.
elective Amos kuDkei IL In Milwaukee
whiting 90 arrest John Janos,
Greek on the charge OF stealing $500
worth OF diamonds from Louis Sa-
martzopulos saloonkeeper al no: 100
Monroe-ave Janos was a FORMER
boarder at the place and last october
is alleged to have left early one morn
ing with the diamonds. RE went To
Milwaukee, where he was arrested
as a Vagrant and sent 10 the work
house for 90 days. He had two or
the stolen diamonds. and pawn tick
cts for the rest, and the Milwaukee
police notified the local authorities.
When he is released kunkel VIII
bring him here for trial.
auieI a. Baxter has returned from
Bryan. ohio. freed Of the charge OF
arson on which he was indicted in
the ohio town recently. in connec-
tton with the destruction OF his home
proseaul was entered in the case by
Prosecutor &. l.. Newcomer, and MIR.
Baxter had the satisfaction OF hear
ing Judge killetts declare that the
whole proceeding was an outrage on
Justice There had been number
or incendiary fires in Bryan. and
Jack Page. alleged to be fire bug.
gave testimony before the grand jury.
blaming Mr.. Baxter for the IRE which
destroyed the latters home.
bert &. Thompson. - years old. Of
No, So Adnms-nNe. east, was arrested
Friday by Detective James Mccarthy,
charged with obtaining s33S.2S from
contractor George u. Mutt, OF No. S5S
Sixth-st. by false pretenses. Thomp-
son was agent for the Delaware Clay
Manufacturing Co. OF Ohio. from
which Mutt ordered n quantity OF tile
last January. Mutt alleges that he
paid Thompson for the tile, In order