The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-19
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Charles ,. Riley, Rsed ~, living st No.
80 Arthur-st., Windsor, WAS killed
on the &. l.. X. railway In Winnipeg.
Thursday. He is survived By his
parents.
Wheeler Farris, tho former doorman
OF Deirny station. who died, Thurs
day In his home. No. 507 Lansing
ave. Will be buried in Woodmere
cemetery. Saturday afternoon.
The Adcraft luncheon In scheduled for
o'clock saturday afternOOn, March
20. in the Hotel fuller. Hugh Chal-
mers. Of the Chalmers Detroit Motor
Co., will speak on Sales and Adver-
Using
George II. Zick, clerk of the village of
TO show cause why he should not De
ousted from his position, 10 which he
was elected at the last election.
A a,L,S.s, Tart. Ziek's opponent.
scores of water faucets have been torn
from residences in the northwestern
part of the city by thieves who are
apparently ,n it, making al business ns,asc OF
cellars have been flooded through the
disastrous work OF the thieves.
James j. Hill, the mort INV estern rail-
road magnate, will speak st the
meeting to be held here next month
to advocate freer trade relations with
Canada. He has wired his accept
ance to Secretary sawyer. OF the
BOARD OF Commerce, who went to ST.
Paul recently to talk the matter over
with him.
Attorney James Pound has submitted
two resolutions TO the Detroit Bar
association which will be discussed
In T. special meeting to be called
soon. One of the resolutions en-
bodies protest against the sweat
box" system employed by the police.
and the other calls for certain
changes in court procedure.
smith l.. Reynolds, who was charged
with enticing l5-yesr-old Helen Rich
ardson into a disorderly house. was
released. Thursday, when Assistant
Prosecutor Aldrich asked that the
case be dropped. A friend OF Reyn-
olds. whose name had been brought
into the case, married the girl several
days ago. Judge Connolly dismissed
the case.
While parents, sympathetic neig hbor.
and the police were securing the city
in the effort To find seven-year-
Hugh Ecker, OF No. 266 Hale-st.. the
youngster was sitting in moving
picture showhouse on Gratiot ave.
having the time OF his life. At
o'clock Thursday night he returned
home. and history records not what
happened.
A we.t-bound sherman car crashed
into a wagon containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Sylvester. of No. EOS Clinton
ave. at Kiopelfe and Macomb-sts.,
Thursday afternoon. The occupants
sylvester escaping with slight bruises
about the leg, while Mrs Sylvester
was bruised about the chest and face.
They were able to 40 home without
assistance.
Tony Buono, an italian, was arrested
Thursday afternoon by Special Officer
Louis Oldani, and In held In the cen
trail station for investigation. He Is
alleged to have annoyed young
American woman whose father told
the police that Tony has been hang
ing around" the house for several
days His home ~ In Windsor, and
the police will make an EFFORT to send
him back there.
Henry Van Lerberghe has won out In
his light against John Creedon and
Peter Abt for the position Of county
given to Van Lerberghe on the vote
OF Auditors Oakman and Robertson.
The successful man was a Democrat
until two years ago. but since than
he has been active for the Repub-
licans among the Belgians. He was
deputy under Sheriff Burns, and
before that was In the coal ana wood
business. He IL not an undertaken
Prof. ,. q. knowlton, OF the University
OF Michigan, In nm address, Thurs
day evening, In the Forrest Presby-
terrain church, on The Trial of Jesus
from a Lawyers Standpoint" said
that review OF the trial proves IL
TO have been plot to murder rather
than to determine the prisoners guilt
tried today as Jesus was tried, the
whole country would rise up against
the proceeding" declared the speak =
or. THE so-called trial. from a law
yer's standpoint was a farce, pure
and slmuIe."
William Bradford Jupp. son OF w. G.
Jupp, of NO. ITO Theodore-st., this