The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Harry Hoiiban. who has saloon OUT
Forrest. west, IL seriously consaa
ing entering his name az cahuluHte
for the Democratic nomination 'o'
county auditor.
Leonard Robbins, N Negro, was sen
tcnccd 10 not less than three nor
more than - years In p dns now Wed.
nesday. He was recently eohNie'eu
OF forgery.
An old New Hampshire winter party
accompanied by "a real snow storm
will be provided for the skaters al
the Wayne casino roller rink IhuIs-
day night The program VIII inclune
sham battle in which snow baIis
will be used.
Swsntek, who died suddeniy at MS
home on Stoepel-pl., few days ago,
and In whose stomach morphine Was
found. committed suicide following
protracted spree and have dropped
their investigation.
Mrs. a. Klein, No. $40 Gratiot-"ve,
complains To the police that a purse
sSatehed from ap her hand by man.
supposed to be a Negro, on DIVISION
St. near st. Antoine; about $50
O'CLOCK, wednesday nlkHl
A rare trent In Ina store for lovers OF
flowers who visit the horticultural
building on Belle Isle The building
Is just now filled with winter now
ers OF every description, the display
OF orchids being the most beautiful
ever seen OF the island.
Charges of misconduct ON the part OF
Attorney George W. Radford have
been made TO the Bar association,
and President George b. Yerkes has
asked Alex. Groesbeck, Charles I
wilkins. and Frank ii. Dohany 10 act
as sub committee or the assocla-
ton. to investigate.
There II a gum-shOe campaign In pro-
Gress for the secrctaryshtp OF the
department or public works Joseph
Lougheed. Tenth ward man, VINO
was formerly county building clerk,
Is reported TO be out for the place.
while Jorter J. Murphy. chief clerk
in the department.. Is also SAID 10 De
In a receptive mood.
Members of the Detroit Bar have been
asked "a express their preference for
candidates FOR the circuit Judgeship
10 All the unexpired term OF Judge
Brooke. who resigned. The position
Is now held temporarily by judge
Murfin. who Is "A candidate Tor the
position. The poll Will be held in
the county building. Jan. 29.
Daniel }. Campau has been summoned
10 appear before Judge Connolly,
Monday. on charge OF railing 10 re-
move the snow from walks In front
OF his property on Jefferson ave. be
tween Cornors creek and DreNel-st.
As the two men are political enc
mics. Campau's appearance Is await
ed with considerable interest.
The Michigan Free Employment
agency. In the basement OF the city
hall. found work for 1.29i persons
during 1907. The work Of the bu-
reau is increasing rapidly. work
being found during December for ISO
persons. as against 167 during De
cember. 1907. Since Jan. /. positions
have been found for 352 men and 1873
women.
Frnnk Mcmillan. president OF the q. q
II. Mcmillan company. was the guest
OF honor at a surprise rendered him
by 60 OF his employees In Log Cabin
Inn. Wednesday evening. J. +. Rou,
land. manager OF the store, had
charge "of the festivities. and 4. W.
Wetherell. manager OF the Country
club was toastmaster at the ban
quet. Mr. Mcmillan was presented
with a handsome travelling bag In
behalf OF those present. He leaves
shortly for a trip to Europe.
Joseph stoIx, 20 years old. IA machinist
la the Packard Motor Co.'S plant, re-
ceived what We're first thought To be
serious injuries when a fellow en-
ploye. in a spirit OF fun. inflated him
with compressed air from tube the
men use To blow the dust from their
clothes. The incident occurred Mon
day. evening and every effort was
taken to Harper hospital and later
removed TO his home. No. 1913 Mt.
Elliott ave. He IS improving.
The proposed proyisions of n new Ju-
cussed Wednesday afternoon, in
conference. In Detroit. in which Al
len Armstrong warden OF Jack
tendent OF the Industrial school in
Lansing; Otis Fuller. OF the Ionia re-
formatory. and Judge Willis Brown.
OF Utah. participated Judge j. w.
Donovan and Attorney Jasper {.
Gates were also present. The new
bill will probably be introduced In
the present session OF the legisla-
Sunerins from rheumatism md with
his feet cut and bruised. from walk
ing on the icy pavements In shoes
from which the soles had dropped.
William Montague, aged % hobbled
into the city physicians office. W ed
nesday in search OF aid. but. In spite
OF his sufferings. hobbled away again
when the authorities suggested send
Ing him to the poor house. His eff
forts TO walk attracted large crowd
OF sympathiZers, who followed linn
down st. Antoine-st. A man driving
delivery wagon finally came to his
relief and took him away In the
wagon.
when Charles. aIins "Dutch" Miller
pns released from the house OF cor
rection. "wednesday, after serving
four and one half years OF a Ave
year sentence for pulling on the
Zanger fur robbery. Detective Fenton
was waiting TO receive him and
promptly slapped the bracelets on
him. Miller was taken to the detec-
tive bureau where ne was made TO
promise that he would leave town.
There Is an old warrant against
you" Chief OF Detectives Mcdonnell
told him. but we won't serve Il IL
you'll get out Of town and stay out"
Miller promised
A. DIR. Louise OrIemnn sat reading In
her home, No. - BagR-st., early
Wednesday eeening, man boldly
entered the front door, unannounced.
and began prowling about the rooms.
DR. Orleman excused herself white
she telephoned for the police Pa
trolman ora Tuttle, OF the motor
cycle squad. made record run TO
the house Detectives High and
Larklns following in a patrol wagon.
The man. who gave his name as John
II. McNuty was plainly under the