The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Prof. VIM. T.. Bonn will lecture mt So
ctaifst hall, No. "a Grand River-aye.,
Thursday evening. Subject, The
History or Socialism In America.
The Rev. Austin w. Mann will hold n
service at Ephphntha mission, In the
\ chapel OF st. Johns church, Wood
ward-ave. and Highest. on Wednes-
day. June Sat 1880 p. m.
A verdict I'm favor OF the plaintiff for
e13S was returned by a Jury I'm Jus
tice Lemkie's court. wednesday; In
was run down by Daniels milk wag-
on. while she was waiting for a street
car.
doIph-st. and Gratiot-sve.. WA. en-
tered by burglars early Wednesday
morning. when SIS was taken from
the cash register. The burglars
floor, and crawled through the tran
som OF the door leading TO an inside
stairway.
The special issue of postage stamps 10
commemorate the development of the
Alaska Yukon Pacific territory Is
out. and the Detroit postofhce will
have a supply this week. The stamp
is red and shows a picture of VIII.
lam II. Seward. who as secretary OF
state. conducted the negotiations for
the purchase of Alaska from Russia.
10 consider charges against Attorney
George w. Radford. was submitted 10
the executive committee OF the Bar
association, Wednesday afternoon.
The report was OF such a nature that
. Il will be submitted 10 the circuit
court within few days Radford Is
charged with conduct unbecoming an
attorney in the handling OF trust
funds.
william Buehicr. AGED II, hn. started
suit In the circuit court against Nell
Truesdell, n Canton township farm
err. claiming $4,000 damages for per-
sonal injuries. The youth claims
that while employed by Truesdell he
was placed in charge OF fractions
team of horses. and was not informed
of the habits OF the horses. They
/. ran away with him. injuring him Sc
verely.
A rough box containing the bones of
what was probably one of Windsor's
earliest settlers was unearthed by
laborers at work on a water connsc-
afternoon Relic hunters carried
away large part-ef the grueseme
find before the authorities could cart
II away to the potter's ield. 1t Is
tfully a century ago.
Mrs. Josephine Sanders, of No. 1850
Forrest: west, reported nj Delray sta
- 10 years oici. rHffed AT her home and
collected a dollar from her. repre-
senting himself as an agent for
making a special offer through him.
She learned that he was not en-
ployed as stated. She said that sew
eral of her neighbors had been
swindled. too.
Charles c. Andrews, father of Fred
erick c, Andrews, general manager
Wednesday, In the home OF his son,
No. So Willls-ave. west. aged 81
years. Mr.: Andrews was born in
Attica. n. Y. and came to Michigan
so years ago. locating in Rochester
Oakland county, where he engaged
in the -four milling business. In
1875. he retired. and moved TO De-
troit. His wife and son survive him
The funeral will take place Friday
afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
dence.
boys found guilty OF stoning n jew
ish peddler. were scared speechless
when they were taken before Judge
Phelan. Wednesday afternoon. and
heard the Judge order the Black
Maria" to take them to the House OF
Correction. The boys had been found
TO Jail until Wednesday. when they
were to pay s. fines or 40 to the
workhouse. Their fines were not
+. forthcoming, and the lads were badly
scared. but they were finally told
TO go home
In n meeting Of the congregation OF
the Woodward-ave. Baptist church,
Wednesday evening, the trustees
were empowered TO go ahead with
the building OF sl25,000 club house
and church annex on the lot adjoin-
chased from the knights OF Column
bus. The building will be four stories
high. and will contain baths. bowl
ing alleys. reading rooms and other
club features, besides 40 dormitorles.
1t Is the intention OF DR.. NJ. +. Fixes.
the pastor, to make this a meeting
place for the various Baptist confer
ences and the like, to- be held In the
city.
That you can never tell what will hap
pen in a lawsuit IL n brief summing
up Of the opinion handed out by As
sistant Corporation Counsel lawson
20 the water board. The latter body
had asked him TO inform 1t as TO
building the new pumping station
with the plans calling for the later
acquisition OF the Jeanette Lorman
property Just TO the east Lswson
in the final success OF the city's eff
forts to condemn this property. he
cannot advise the water board TO
take the winning OF the case
foregone conclusion.
Principal Mckenzie, of Central High
school, has directed that Chi chapter
OF Gamma Sigma fraternity, whose
members are students at Detroit Unit
versity school and Central High, Is
not to be recognized In The stylus.
the high school publication. This Is
due to the fact that Gamma Sigma
maintains downtown club rooms.
agreed to give up their club rooms.
but this one organization has re-
mained stubborn by direction OF its
grand chapter in New York. Prin-
cipal Mckenzie regards the mainte-
nance of downtown club rooms as
an evil In a high school society.
George A. Maten, n member of the no.
lice department, connected with the
weights and measures department..
who recently went through bank