The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Judge Donovan Will give his new lee
ture. Legends of Happiness," for
the first time In Detroit In the Trum-
bull-aye. Presbyterian church, next
Friday night.
Charles Schulke, aged O0, "a farmer liy-
Ing nt snyder and the seven-Miie-
TrGs.; in Greenfield. dropped deal
Wednesday while preparing to har
ness his horse for a trip to Detroit.
His son saw him fall, but the old
man was dead when the son reached
his side. Coroner Burgess decided
that death was due to rheumatism OF
the heart.
Failing to hear from her husband after
he came to Detroit tn look for work,
Mrs. Herbert Thorpe. OF Hamilton.
Ont. a bride OF three months. fol-
lowed him TO the city several days
ago. and. after a tireless search.
finally located Thorpe in the Grand
laundry, where he was helping TO
install a piece of machinery Both
are now working.
lfothers' leagues, sucb as served 10
make sure the victory of anti Mar
tindale candidates FOR the school
board IN several west side wards are
being organized on the east side. anu
IL IL expected that a good showing
will be made by these organizations.
Women who have not registered VIII
be asked TO use their influence to
make the male members or the ram
lily vote right.
n. X. Browne has been elected preSi-
club. Henry {. Fauser Is e-preSl-
dent, and John f. You'd Is secretary.
The down-river town, although Re
publican stronghold. has not been or
ganized in a party way for years. IL
Is thought that this club. starting
with membership OF 1877. will be-
come a strong working force before
the spring election
Aeropinne flights may be made In De-
frOt next summer. A flying mncbine
is now under construction in the
10 Ia II NAn ls.r
Fred NJ and Russell 4, AlEer, OF
Detroit. and they expect to operate
II themselves. They have not decid-
ed as yet however, whether their
flights will be made I'm Detroit or
elsewhere. Ii ia said that Russell \.
Alger Is now taking lessons from the
Wrights In France.
Frank Ryan. six years aid, escaped
with n bruised leg when he was run
down by "A Baker car at Brooklyn
ave and Lacrosse St, "Wednesday at
ternoon. Motorman John Monte
brought the car TO stop with "A
Jerk that threw the passengers on
their feet, saving the little fellow
from serious injury lie was taken
and attended by Or James II. Casey,
OF No 21S Portcr-st.
For the first time Ia five years, the
stork visited the Madison apartments,
Wednesday, leaving baby girl In
the flat OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H.
Ford MIR Ford, who is purser on
the steamer Macktnac In the summer
months. Is now acting as steward on
tour OF Mexico. personally con-
Quoted b. Toledo man. As his eN-
act whereabouts are not known, ne
cafnot be reached by wire. so he has
not yet heard OF the new arrival
August BeilmeIer, aged 81. OF No. SIS
Hastings-st., was drowned In the AR
tificial lake at Eloise, Wednesday
and the attendants believe that he
committed suicide. Because OF an in
Jury TO his spine. Beilmeier was un-
able TO work. and was sent TO Eloisc
last August His relatives do not be
lieve he took his own life as he had
good home and was In fairly gooo
circumstances. The funeral VIII be
held from the home at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon.
Prof. william Mather Lewis, head mas-
ter OF Lake Forest academy, Lake
Forest Ill. viii deliver an address
on the Boy Problem Friday even
ing at 7:46. in the First Presbyter-
ian church. This Is the same address
given by Prof. Lewis at the recent
Pittsburg convention. OF the PrCsby-
terrain brotherhood, and was account
ed one OF the strongest features of
the convention program. All men,
especially those interested I'm boys
work. are invited. The meeting Will
no hald np1ar tna auepIpps Of