The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28

midst OF a crowd OF Eastern high
school students. Tuesday afternoon,
after slightly injuring several young
men. Frank Bommerscheid. Jr., was
one OF the victims OF the accident.
which occurred at the East Bouie :
about the head and knees. The num-
Der Of the auto Is given as 6012.
which is not registered, locally.
August Warehouses, DetrOtt's veteran
German editor, sailed "Wednesday az
ternoon on the steamer Deutschland.
from New York. for Germany He
Will visit Carlsbad and other points
OF interest In Germany and Austria.
Members OF the Germanta Bowling
club. OF which Mr.. Marxhausen Is
vice-president. made arrangements
To have his steamer cabin suitably
decorated and kilograms OF we'll
wishing were sent him by Henry G..
Weber and Albert A. Albrecht to be
delivered on the eve OF his>departure.
City Assessor Doreu west 10 the Office
OF the Detroit City Gas Co.. Tuesday
afternoon, with an expert accountant
10 go over the books OF the company
with view 10 ascertaining whether
its assessment OF S6.000.00o Is too
high as claimed by General Man
was out. and Doran did not get a
chance TO go over the books. He de-
clares the assessment will stand un-
less the company can show that II Is
capitalized at s7,500.000. II Med a
sworn statement this spring. showing
it's property to be worth ss.11l000.
sheriff 4. Clutc, of ChebOygan county,
lawless condition in which he found
Detroit. When IL comes to a pass
where evil persons Will steal re-
volver and cartridge belt from
real sherif. with a badge. the city
where such occurrences happen. Is In
n bad way. thinks the sheriff. The
sheriff walked into the juvenile Of
flee ut police headquarters, Tuesday
afternoon. and started to report that
his revolver and cartridge belt Were
stolen from him In the Gold Dollar
saloon. Some one led him into the
detective bureau. where he repeated
the report. He said he had left his
armament on "A table, while talking
with u friend. and that someone stole
II while his back was turned
The Detroit society for the study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, IL max
ing arrangements for Blue Star day
10 be held June 3. A big mass meet
ing is planned for Saturday. when
all physicians. ministers and others
interested in the battle for the pre-
vention and cure OF the Scourge will
gather ana offer advice as TO now 10
best conduct the campaign. This
meeting will be held la the Detroit
Opera house at IL o'clock in the
morning. and Gov. Warner has been
invited TO preside. Mayor Breitmey-
promised TO be present. and the
mayor VIII make brief speech. 1t
Is the hope of the committee that the
meeting VIII be largely attended by
physicians, whose advice the promo
tcrs OF the movement desire.
state OH Inspector Frank y. Neal ad-
dressed the Detroit Retail Grocers'
Protective association on the new law
governing the sale OF Kerosene and
gasoline at It's regular meeting. Mon
day evening. explaining in detail the
recent amendments to the law for
bidding the sale OF gasoline except
In red cans properly labeled The
association has decided to admit TO
membership, in the future only
those actively engaged in tho retail
grocery business. Under this new
policy and with a secretary paid TO
devote his entire time to his work
the association hopes to remedy many
evils that now beset the trade Ii
has accomplished a number OF re-
forms in the past. and the work will
he continued now with even greater
energy. George Stapleton. No SOS
Michigan-ove.. has been chosen n del
agate to the annual convention OF the
National Association of Retail Gro
le~s. TO be held In Portland. Ore. In
June.