The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


wednesday was arraixnment day la
ase fheian's court, and ueariy 400
PSisohs were brought before him 10
pieau on various charges.
sns Treasurer Koch Will keep his Of
see opel from az 10 o'clock Thurs
nay ana Friday nights. 10 pay OF
the inspectors and clerks who served
al the primary election on Tuesday.
Isaac zarber, No. I05 Benton-st., re-
ported Ia the police, ihursdny, that
some person entered mis- house
through the bathroom window, We'd
Jewelry.
Byron Campbell, Is years old, has been
missing since last Wednesday, when
ne went To Chatham, ont, win a
Negro boy. The authorities In CHAT
nam say they bought the boy ticket
PACK To Detroit and sent him home.
lie lived with Mrs. Annie Craig, No.
220 Brady-st.
Julius Jasperson, nm attorney of Hal
lard, Wash, has written to the be-
trolt police. asking them to assist In
90 ccatlng the relatives OF Joseph w,
Lloyd. formerly OF Detroit. who died
recently In Ballard. He left some
insurance for his relatives He Is
thought to have been member OF
the police force here at one time.
Edward O'Connor, who says he has just
come from san FranciscO, was found
lying unconscious on the railroad
tracks at Livernois and Southern
aves.. early Thursday morning. lie
was taken to st. Mary's hospital. He
said he was looking for railroad
man and was struck by train. He
Is not seriously hurt.
The ninety-seventh anniversary Of
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's
victory on Lake Erie. will be cele-
>, brated Saturday, at Putin Bay, with
, program OF patriotic addresses.
fireworks. and "A clam bake. About
attend.
as many boats will carry excursions
from the adjacent lake and river
ports
Mounted Patroiman Frost gave his
horse 90 Charles Mchetb, Wednesday
afternoon. and told him 10 lead the
\, animal TO the Scotch station. The
boy decided TO ride. The horse didn't
take kindly TO the little stranger and
threw him off. The boy suffered
number OF minor injuries and was
taken home Charles Is IL years old
and lives at No. 651 Lansing-ave.
That Michael TobIn, n iongshoreman,
has been drowned, is the fear of hi,
relatives. Tobin and man named
Fowler started TO row across the
river. last Monday. when Tobin
Jumped overheard and started TO
a excellent swimmer. rowed to shore
=, and went home Since then Tobin
4 has not been seen. He boarded with
his sister. Mrs. c. Lindsay. No. l67
Campbell-ave
Nine candidates from various parts 0f
the state were examined before the
state board Of examiners In optome-
try, which met in Dufheld hall We'd
nesday. The board consists OF the
president. Peter scholler. Hancock:
secretary and treasurer. Ernest Elm
er, Muskegon; O. l.. Altenberg. sag
A inaw; b. ". Hardy. Port Huron, and
morning the Michigan Society OF OPP
tometrists will meet in the fuller
hotel.
Persons about 10 occupy the vacant
building at No. rS3 t.nfay ette-bivd.,
were startled. Wednesday. by finding
a dead body In one OF the rooms An
alarm was sent to police headquar-
ters and detectives who Investigated.
learned that the building formerly
had been occupied by the Detroit
Homeopathic college, and in the ex-
sitement or moving, they had over
/ looked the body. which was used by
the students for dissecting purposes.
l0rosse Pointe village council appoint-
ed n committee. consisting at Truss
tees Neff. Julien and Baker and VII
Iage Engineer Campau Wednesday
night. to confer with the officials of
Crosse Pointe Park and Crosse
pointe Farms in regard to the pro-
sewer from the Detroit city limits
TO the villages. The committee will
report on Sept 81. The park com,
/, was advised To- make an appraisal OF
tie property along the lake front In
view of the proposal 20 lay out n
park.
To facilitate the delivery OF mall and
the work Of the maii carriers In this
. rapidly growing city, Postmaster
y Warren makes another plea TO citi-
gems TO provide suitao Die receptacles
for mall on their front porches or
front doors that the carrier may be
saved time and steps. IL has been
shown by actual experience. Mr..
W. Iue q H. Ia
lived by citizens from the use Of
:. such receptacles In the more rapid
III delivery of mail. far outweigh the
small cost involved. Mr. Warren In
this connection warns the public
that neither the postmaster nor post
office employees are authorized TO act
as agents for mail boxes.
The Eastern star benevolent fund OF
the Order OF the Star OF Bethlehem,
holding an annual meeting in De-
troit, Wednesday. made provision for
two new grades OF insurance and
slight readjustment OF rates to take
. eject In 1911. The following officers
were elected: President, Robert r.
Birdseye, Detroit; first vice-presi-
lent John Plimmer Windsor. Ont;
second vice-president. Mrs. Eliza M
ALLIES. Grand Rapids; secretary. Miss
m T. Grove. Detroit; treasurer,
h Frank G. Reichlin. Detroit: counselor.
Jonas b. Houck, Detroit. medical di-
rector, DR. II. T.. Gustin. Detroit; first
4 auditor, James Bridgeman, Detroit;
\ aecond auditor, Walter r. Robinson
l Detroit; third auditor. oliver DeMay.
y Detroit past president, j. w. Bur-
N bank Iron Mountain. Mich.
i.cause of the unsatisfactory penman-
. ship, in general, among the pupils
and teachers OF the Detroit pubic
schools, the board OF education de-
=" tided to introduce the Palmer method
1 OF writing into the nth grades as
test Manuals on the Palmer method
will be purchased for 5000 pupils and
teachers. Ten more typewriters nave
been purchased by the board for the
= Cass high school. Supt. Martindale
y feels confident that the overcrowded
a condition OF the schools Will be re-
\ lieved to a great extent within
buildings as temporary school homes.
"a The Bishop. Lincoln, Roberts and
4 Russell schools are most affected.
although the Chandler. which has
N had plenty OF room heretofore, Is
N crowded this fall, and the Moore has
y q long waiting list OF pupils. The
school for crippled children has been
transferred from the Harper to the
Clinton. and the school for the deaf
from the Clinton TO the new Hough-
ton The committee on real estate
and school buildings has been In
/ vestigating sites in the Eighteenth
ward, only three OF the large num-
h Der offered proving suitable. so FUR
Their surveying will be done before
selection is made.
Corona Case Postponed Again.
Violet Trendle, Rose Peters. Ida
Xona and Nav Trinton accOmDanied