The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-18
WHERE LIFE is
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WORTH LIVING
County Prohibition club Will be held
Saturday evening at o'clock, in the
Central PRESBYTERIAN church
The Gayeiy theatcr viii have as Its
Nest Of the Order OF owls, who VIII
witness the performance OF the
Night owls"
The Rev. q. r.. A. MackeIcam, rector
or 80. Thomas church, Will give nm
illustrated tour through the ROCKIES
Friday evening, Feb. 49, at TIE H. H.
y. NJ. G.. A.. West Detroit.
Fred Harrison, 10 years old, giving his
address. AS No. 81 CharIOtte-ave., wns
arrested Wednesday afternoon on
charge OF stealing soldiers blouse
from tho light Guard armory: lie
was caught by Capt NJ Il. Hansz'
near the armory, and turned over 10
the police.
A Fourteenth car struck IA horse, led by
oakland Grocery Co, on Oakland
ave. Wednesday, and hurled both
knack and the horse several reel
Knack landed In snowbank and es-
capped injury. but the animal soon
died Of It's Injuries.
John Erwin Moore, "A Canadian farmer,
was arraIgned Ina the federal court.
Wednesday afternoon, anu held III
$500 bail for trial In March Moore
Young into this country with him
from Canada. and is held for viola
ton OF the immigration laws
Charles Hines, livia9 ON La Saiie-nve.,
between Buchanan and Nall-sts., was
rendered unconscious when he fell
down the stairway leading TO the
Yale hat store Nos. 1920 Gratlot-
ave. Wednesday evening. He was
removed TO st. Marys hospital in the
Detroit ambulance. suffering. II ~
thought. from internal Injuries, but
the doctors think he will recover.
4 new hearing IL 10 be given zee
Sing, zee Vim nnd lee DO Hing,
three Chinese boys ordered deportCd
by Commissioner Chaplin. OF Lansing.
the hearing this time coming before
Commissioner Carrie Dawson Al
torney Howell. for the Chinese, OBJ
Jected 10 &c Quock Wa. the govern
ment Chinese Interpreter. ana an
other interpreter Will be secured.
The Rev. X. ,. Meyer, superior OF the
Missouri province OF the Jesuit or
der. is making his annual Nlslt 10 De
troit college. The territory over
which Err. Meyer has supervision con
sist OF ten colleges and his visit here
Is merely In the nature OF an lnspec-
ton and To offer encouragement TO
the various colleges. He arrived In
the city Friday, ana leaves Ihurs-
day.
Miss Freda Kerr, for some time In
charge of the display department of
the Edison Illuminating Co, has Sc
Nered her connection with that In
stitution and has accepted a position
with the Woman's Exchange AS a
testimonial of the high esteem in
which she was held. Miss Kerr was
presented with "A gold watch and pin
and Il bouquet OF Vioiets by the EN-
ployes OF the Edison company.
Joe Admins. N Gypsy chief. IN under ar
rest In st. Joseph, Mo-. charged with
larceny OF $500 from King" George
Nicolai. of the GYPSY band now
camping near Walkerville. He will
probably be taken back TO Canada for
trial unless he should put up a ste
cessful fight against extradi tion.
Nicoiai attempted To follow him 10
the states after the.alleged larceny.
but was stopped by the immigration
authorities.
Once more Attorney Georse W. Rad
ford claimed To be unprepnred Ia pro-
coed with the Investigation OF his
management OF the OXnard estate, or
which he was administrator, and at
his earnest solicitation the hearing.
set for Tuesday afternoon. was again
postponed Mrs. OXnard alleges that
she has been charged twice for pay
ments made to her but Radford says
he has papers to show that such is
not the case
That he wns drunk when he visited
the room of Mrs. Elizabeth Wisner,
who Is hghting with her husband.
Harry, for a divorce, was the admis-
sion OF Hiram Durham In Judge
Mandells court Wednesday after
noon. Durham was a boarder I'm the
same house with the Wisners, and
ner's room. lie visited the room
twice. The first time he said he was
drunk. the second time lie went to
apologize.
DIR. Woods Hutchinson. the popular or
ntor md author of New York city,
will deliver an address in the Church
OF our Father Monday evening, Feb.
90. on The ScOtched Snake--Why not
XIII IT," The lecture Is given under
the auspices OF the Society for the
Prevention OF Tuberculosis OF this
city, and is free TO the public. The
members Of the committee having
the affair In charge. are Mrs. Il. G.
I. ID ief
Mrs. James Arthur
~SOme problems of the nervous sys-
tenn" will be the subject of the see
ond OF 81 series or popular lectures on
Modern medical problems" in the
Detroit Museum OF Art. Thursday
evening at o'clock. Dr. &. H. Burr.
the speaker. is the superintendent OF
the Oak Grove sanitarium in Flint,
Mich. and has made specially Of
nervous troubles. IT Will be pre-
scented In popular way. within the
comprehension of everyone. The lee
ture is free. and the public is cordi-
ally invited.
Mrs. Mary ConnOr. aged 80 years, whose
Ave daughters. Mrs. Mary Campbell,
Mrs. Harriet Wilds. Mrs. Clara Bee
be. Mrs. Adeline Merrill and Mrs.
Emeline Bendell were ordered by
Judge Donovan to contribute 81 per
week each toward her support, COM
planned in court Wednesday after
noon that only one Of the daughters.
Mrs. Bendell, had complied with the
orders The others Will be summoned
cause why they should not be pun
ished for contempt.
A verdict Of $4,000. the largest against
the ID. a. u. for several years. was
retained hv jury in the circuit
court. Tuesday afternoon. in favor OF
Alice &. TrombleN. The plaintiff was
injured April !, 1907, when Delray
car. on which she was riding. was
crashed into by Wyandotte inter
urban car. The plaintiff sustained
three broken ribs and a fractured
hip. She was also internally injured.
and has not yet recovered George
Howcroft who was injured at the
same time. was awarded $500 sew
eral days ago.
Detroit River Lodge No. 2. AmnIga-
mated Association of Iron, steel ~
Tin workers has adopted resolutions
fern rolling mill gang" IN a local
newspaper as applied TO the support
ers OF school Inspector Bud Shiv-
ers In the lower portion OF the Six
teenth ward. The members OF the
lodge object "a the word gang" This
organization IL not only supporting
Shivers but also Inspector Leonard,
of the Fourteenth ward. VI. IL.
O'Brien is president, and f. T. Vezlna
is secretary OF this lodge.
An Increase I'm the cigar manu- On curing
bu.iness in Detroit II assured by the
absorption of the MasCero Bros A
Spietz Co, by the Spietz 4 Worch
Co Just organized In New York. The
local factory at No. coo Chene-st..
will have its capacity enlarged s.
as To- employ 1000 operatives AL
bert Worch, Of Detroit. Is head of the.
.a,.. cnucern and Charles 4 SuIefz