The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

srhe committee Of nsty's franchise w.
public ownership" will be the SUBJ
Jsfrries In Workers hall. Monroe
ave. and Farrar-st.. Sunday after
noon at 1850 o'clock.
In the course of nm address ON ssCuard-
ave, Presbyterian' church. Friday
evening. Or. Guy l.. Kiefer. city
, health officer. made a strong plea
Tor greater hospital facilities for De-
troit. with special reference toward
the need or tuberculosis sanitoria.
Among contemplated improvements "a
50. Mary's hospital win be new ele-
ing service TO every room. The new
facilities have been made possible
throuxh the generosity OF private In
$4,000. WV" '
The work Of children In the manual
srnhi,n,in. department. OF the Detroit
place In the industrial exposition TO
be held In Detroit this summer. Ar
rsnsements to this end have been
Will be special admission rate To
the exhibition. for school children.
Attorney George W. Radford refused
To take the stand in his own defense
In the = disbarment proceedings
brought against him In Judge Rohn-
erts court. and the case was ordered
be considered by Judges Rohnert.
Murhn and Mandell. who Will decide
upon the fate OF the accused lawyer.
Following the express wish of the de-
King. the well-known brewer. was
cremated, Friday morning. In the
Detroit crematorium. in the presence
OF the immediate relatives only.
BRIEF address was given by Prof.
Hermann. and music was rendered
by y choir from the Harmonic SO
Men and women interested In equal
suffrage are pinnuing an organixa-
ton To be known as the Mems Equal
Suffrage league OF Michigan" and 1t
IL likely the first meeting Will be
held In Representative hall, Lansing.
Wednesday. March 23. Mrs. Clara IS.
Arthur; Thomas w. Palmer and Levi
l.. Barbour are prominent movers in
the formation or the league
Following IA protracted Illness, jaime.
IL. Davis, for ~ years leader OF the
old Whitney opera house orchestra.
died. Friday. In his home. No. etO
Harmon-ave. Mr., Davis was prom
inent member OF Detroit Musicians
union n and Of Detroit lodge OF Elks
young daughters. and by his mother.
who lives In Port Jarvis. ~ Y.
Attorneys McIIugh and Gallagher, who
recently defended August Oblaser,
convicted OF murder In the second
degree In connection with the death
OF Mrs. Martha Gahlan. are prepar-
luB 10 appear the case. They VIII
ask for new trial on 81 grounds
Directing principally To the fact that
Judge Mandell declined To lock up
the jury during the trial and 10 the
testimony OF GEORGE Gahlan. the To-
year-old son or the murdered woman
John Wolcott. nominated ns the Re-
publican candidate for mayor OF
Wyandotte. at the recent primaries
has withdrawn from the race. ieav-
Ing clear field for Dr j s Nc
Glaughlin. the present Democratic
mayor. Fully 10 OF the 200 ballots
on which Wolcott's name had been
written In. had 10 be thrown out be-
cause II had not been inserted in the
proper place. Mr.. Wolcott is a mem
Der. OF the wyandotte board OF edu-
cation.
William II. Glover, 10 years Of nge.
died. Friday, In hi. home, No. 7sA
formerly a resident OF Goderich. ont.
but for number OF years had made
his home in Detroit. He is survived
Mrs. w. l. Smellie, OF Chicago; j. VI.
Glover. Paisley. Ont; George and
William J. Glover. Mrs. q: Kadau,
Glover, all of Detroit. Funeral ser
vices will be held In the family home,
Monday afternoon. at o'clock.
Crippled Children. conducted by Miss
Blanche Van Leuven Browne. at
Woodland and Oakland -aves.. will
move about May / TO larger quarters
outgrown it's present quarters. The
institution is supported solely bS
funds contributed by friends, and Is
I'm heed at the present time. IL is
Miss Brownies intention to make a
lecture tour next fall TO raise funds.
A concert in aid OF the home Will be
given in the Church OF our Father
By Harold Jarvis and others. May 6.
Hiss Corn Nance, waitress employed
In Roses r~stnurant. ont Woodward
ave. brought suit against Mrs. Min
ME Rose. in Justice Tcagan's court.
Friday afternoon, claiming that after
she was Hired" SO. Was held back
that the girl was careless in her
work. brought pork chops when beef
was ordered. broke dishes and didn't
have the crackers on the table soon
enough Miss Nance claimed that she
worked overtime. scrubbed the floor
and washed the windows. which
Justice Teagan gave her Judgment
for the amount OF her claim.
George F<intx, "A farmer from oxford,
bought N tenn OF horses from WILL
lam Moore. No. G38 Congress-st. east,
and Arthur Chambers. No 161 Grand
River-ave, few days ago. paying
price klntZ asked TO have the
horses delivered at oxford. when he
would pay the balance. but he says
that Moore advised him that the
horses would drop dead before they
reached Oxford. Kintz was advised
not to sauca! about II. he says. but
gave him check for the $3.50 Kintz
says the check was worthless, and
had Moore and Chambers arrested.
The star attraction ne the Wayne conn
~ prohibition committees banquet
Friday evening in the Y. Nj. G. A..
proved TO be Abraham Kittle. a spry
young man OF 90 years, who made a
speech in the cause of temperance.
having just made up his mind to
turn his back on the demon rum"
and vote hereafter for the Prohibi-
tion party. Mr. Kittle said he de-
clined to be called the oldest inhab-
liant" and was just as old as he felt
which put him In the kid" class.
long list OF speakers gave different
and the campaign to be carried on
from the present time until the fall
elections.
An earnest plea for Increased funds for
the maintainence of the Uuiversity
OF Michigan was made by Acting
President Harry IL. Hutchins. In a
talk to members OF the University
club. who gave reception In his
honor, Friday evening. The 100000
the university receives from the state
annually il not sufficient. he said, to
provide for the growing needs OF the
Institution. There would be nothing
Inconsistent with strict propriety III
wealthy alumnus were to endow
the university with half million or
so. he said. President Hutchins
pointed out the rapid strides beins
made by the University of Minnesota
and the newly established University
OF Oklahoma, examples or what
can be accomplished with a liberal
income
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