The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

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Z. NJ Burton has Just issued n 90 page
pamphlet, dealing with the enrly his
interestingly the events OF the from
tier days. and Is enlivened by remin =
II iscent letters exchanged among the
old settlers.
asked the local police 40 nnd their
son. John. who left his boarding
place. at No. 73l Chene-st.. recently,
and has not been heard from since.
John is 20 years old. and was EN-
. ployed In an automobile factory.
Detroit has now another evil tn COM
bat, according tn JUDGE Hohnert, of
the ?Issm,le sGlr' wb rni thn time Judge
says Is the cause or So many young
girls going astray. He suggests that
the canoes be licensed and numbered
30 that the owners can be easily To-
Gated.
George Parker, grocer, mt ST. Antoine
and Congress-sts., was bound over
TO the recorders court by Justice
Stein. Friday on The shocking lestI-
mony Of his IA -year-old daughter.
Stella. who is alleged To have been
shamefully abused hy her own
father. Bail was fixed at $4,000 In
TWO sureties
Wayne assembly, No. 4, Order of the
Il Amaranth, viii hold hts annual menu
orial excrclses.- SundaA.-MarCn- Il al
ESQ =. m. in Arbei.er hall. Mem
vtted. Judge Alfred J. Murphy Will
deliver the eulogy. and Judge T. I.
Van Zile. and Mayor Breitmeyer Will
also ba present
William IA. Phillips, "a former motor
man employed by the ID. L. r., wnS
called as witness for the plaintin
in the case of Miss Grace L. DICKSON
against the railway, Friday Asked
why he left the company's employ,
Phillipx said lie was discharged be-
cause or his activity against the
codd- Hutchins franchise.
mp tn n 3.000-pound truck belonging
/ 10 M0ebs x eU.. cigar dealers, neish-
bors who watched them hitch on ana
sttention Ri NJ Mnebs complaint
\ that the truck had been stolen, re-
called tie incident. The police are
looking for the two strangers
An echo OF the trouble Ina ~. Fiorinn's
Il Polish Cuthoitc church W.s heard In
Justice Binders court, in Hamtramck
Friday, when Albert klapatchack was
rned sly.54 OF 90 days IN jail, Tor
assaulting steve Simon. klapatchack
n was accused of hitting Simon on the
\ nose during the factional fight at the
/ church. and OF. chasing Simons son
n with kntfe.
EAIyan NJ. Dodge. now general book
keeper for the National Bank of COM
merce. Will bs placed In charge OF
the Detroit savings bank branch
To- De established AZ NJ IJVi
\ woodward-ave. Mr.. Dodge began a.
messenger for the state bank. and
has also been with the Peoples and
~ the Commercial National. The De
4 troit Savings bank VIII have hVe
4 branches in operation by summer
Robert Hopkiu, the veteran artist who
has been ut I'm his home, No. 24s
First-st., for some time, Is reported
as slightly improved Saturday. lie
n became worse about o'clock SatHf-
h day morning. but rallied afterwards.
His attending physician, Or. chrls:
4 Campbell. OF No ais West Grand
4 blvd. saws he Is hopeful Of the out
n come Mrs. Hopkin is also seriously
A III. and IL reported quite low. Satur-
4 day.
Charles A. Campbell, of the grain Arm
n OF Dallas ~ Campbell, died, Friday,
I'm his home, No. Az Vermont ave,
4 after an illness OF several weeks from
4 cancer. Mr. Campbell, who was 3?
years OF age. had lived In Detroit Is
II Years coming TO this city from on
n tario. He is survived by his wife and
one child, aged i've years The tu-
neral will take place from the home,
4 Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
. Burial Will be In Evergreen Gene
n tery.
A trip to Europe at cost of $1,000
was one OF the items Of expense oc-
4 casioned by the injury sustained by
Mrs. Zelina Berger when thrown
from -. l.. II Mrs. Berger
/ gard srIe WIS C0Tnppffuu 10 visit the
II health resorts IN
| Donovan, before whom the case is in
1 progress said he had been unable to
ind any authority for allowing ex-
4 penses for II trip TO Europe and orr
dered the item stricken from the Dill
4 Of particulars.
william shay, night engineer at the
| Railway steel spring 60, and living
/ at No. 10 Willlams-ave.. has asked
the police to locate his wife. Flor
| ence' who went TO visit a friend last
! sunday, and has not been seen since
| she left the friends house. Shays
five children. ranging from months
4 TO 12 years are inconsolable over
Il the disappearance OF their mother
and the father declares that he is
\ left in a bad Ak. All the money |
have in the bank Is In her name, and
! can't get It," he says The woman
went away once before. but returned
I'm a few days.
A splendid plaster reproduction of the
4 Cantorfa frfese from the singing gal
lery OF the cathedral I'm Florence has
4 been added to the collection In the
1 sculptor hail In the Detroit Museum
j of Art IL is four feet high and 30
feet Ions. Among the Assyrian casts
has been placed n bas-relief repre-
4 senting King Ashur Nazir- Pal going
into battle, the original OF which ~
I in the British museum Jules Rolls
4 hoven's painting, THE Masque Ball"
] recently exhibited IN the Corcoran
Art gallery I'm washington. has been
hung in one OF the galleries The
Sunday afternoon talk will be on
THE People Of the Nile"
Melville r.. ston.. % New York. gen-
. eral mnnager Of the Associated Press,
has accepted the invitation 20 de-
| liver an address on the occasion OF
the celebration OF tho centenary OF
II the Installation of thT first press. and
I the issuing of the hrRt- nnwSpaper in
i Michigan. This event occurred IN
Il 1909. and the memorial exercises Will
he held IN Detroit some time I'm Juno
/ OTHERS who aNnqrfaH N uf
the celebration OF thu important his
torical event are WhvelaW Reid.
i American ac'hassado~ 20 Coat B~it-
atm Henry WP'tersoh of Kentucky
4 and representatives of several ~ tie
great educational institutions Of this
4 countF.. Including p~os G0idwIn
Smith. o, Toronto. ont
One 90 the most enjoyable political
4 events OF the spring campaign was