The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-26
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

man ~ tie First ward
/ ). ". Williamson. an actor. says he had
SIS lu real money stolen rom Hla
dressing room I'm the Scenic theatef
No $50 chene-st Detectives are IN
NVstighting.
Henry Bnrncsknn, one OF the rhIeT
clerks IN the register at deeds OF
nce will try FOR aldermanic honols
] ia the Fourteenth ward this fall lie
is former street car man.
T.. BrrkOwitE, Va. rs Brewster-st''
RwoLe ~ IIIO o'clock Wedee.dHl
morning. 10 ilnd bold ptoMitl
searching through tho pockets OF MS
trousers The burglar escaped atlcl
helping himself 10 $40.
John Murthnth, 20 years old, OF No. IOi
MOnrOe-ave., became deIiriOns fro"
Illness. Tuesday night. ana wan
dered away from his home. 10 was
found by mis- brother land taken 10
E.lmwOod station. The police sent
him To- ST Mary's hospital
some of the school Inspectors, II II
said, are in favor of recommending
that Secretary Lees salary be IN
creased from S2.50O TO $4,000 per
year. II this ~ attempted. a lively
row is promised, for the ants may
be dprended on for active opposition
While the time for liquor license APP
pIicRtiOns runs until April 10, the
saloonkeepers OF Detroit are not
slackening their rush on the city
clerks office 10 get their applications
and bonds In early. I'D TO TUESDAY
night. LAST applications had been
made.
COrDorntIOn Counsel T.. J. VI. HaIly will
appear before the supreme court 90
argue the appeal from the decision or
Judge william G Gage, OF Saginaw.
who has held that ne use 1r V 2aiiy
believes that the law Is unconsutu-
tional.
Peter scheId. 40 years old. Of No. ga
RIOpeIle-st.. was found dend Ina bed.
shortly after o'clock. Wednesday
morning. when his mother went TO
his room to give him some medicine.
He had been ailing for some time.
Coroner Bennett turned the body
over To the family undertaken
check received by Ctty Treasurer
Koch from the Union Trust CO., for
S2S.SS5 represents the last big dlVi
dend on the board Of education funds
deposited with the CITY savings
bank. This makes total OF % per
cent paid on that account The
money viii go into the estimates as
balance coming to the board or
education.
Joseph 4. Armstrong, who resigned ns
member of the board Of estimates
several months ago. VIII be canal.
date for alderman In the-Second ward
this ram. lie is in business as the
agent OF a cash carrier company. and
has liNcd IN tive Second ward most
OF his llfe As an estimator, Arm
strong made unique record IN ms
FIRST year In the board, gaining a
leading position ia that body and
being practically assured or the
presidency at the time that ne re-
signed. lie now lives on Cass ave.
"tOurhed" for hiH purse and S32
while riding on Harper line or,
al MI Elliott and Gratiot -aves.. ana
numerous other victims or petty
Iuett told their Woes to the police.
Mrs f. H. Hyde. No. 40 Fourth-ave..
left her $50 mum on counter In
downtown store, ana some person
picked 81 NJ. Old-fashionrd 10y
riders drove away with horse and
sleigh beionglng 10 Mrs William
Hutton. No. 643 COngrcss-st. east. as
the vehicle was standtns at Grand
River and Woodward-aves
"EfhcIcncY In handling the mRnufac-
turers' product through the retailer"
viii b, the general title or subjects
10 be discussed by prominent adver-
Using men from al over the country
al the next monthly meeting or the
the Weil-krown advertising experts
TO speak Will be Truman a. he
Weese. OF the Shredded Wheat CO.
OF Niagara Falls, w j. McDonough.
OF the Root Newspaper assoc alton.
New YORK; Humphrey O'SulliN an, OF
the O'SulliNan Rubber Heel Co. Low
ell Mass, J. n. sawyer, OF the Born
Shoe co. OF 81. Louis, and j. A.
Picifrer. OF Detroit.
The methods OF the English suTrn-
Eett"S are not the Kind for america
in the opinion OF Prof. Frances Squire
Potter Of New York, the noted edu-
Gator ClubWoman and lecturer. VINO
addressed tie Detroit Equal Suffrage
club anu their guests, Tuesday even
ing in the Century building. "The
English ,oV" to say they are In real
ftv more democratic than we are
POLITICALLY they are right. educotlon-
ally they are wrong. said Mrs. Pot
ter English children are taught
sex and class distinctions from their
Cradles--Ours are taught eQuallt!.
I'm the afternoon, Mrs Potter was
the gaes, Of honor at reception In
the College club.
JUnkets ere out Of fashion just now
with the council. Contrary to ex-
pectutions. the resolution 20 provide
money for trip or the cnCHtl Sc"
prs committee To several cities 10 m
soect pumping plants, was not In
troduced nv the council Tuesday night.
Neither will be II be introduced. and
the committee Is expected TO report
next week In favor or confirming the
contract with the lowest bidder with
out any preliminary trip. Neither
will there be any street railway In
Nesugating trip, according TO the
plans OF Mayor Breitmeyer. This plan
had been suggested by some or the
aldermen, and they may go ahead
with IL In spite or the fact that the
mayor does not approve but this is
not expected.
A specinI committee of city officials 10
nid Ia behalf OF the city I'm the prep
caratlons and plans for the big Elks
reunion here next July. has been
chosen. II consists OF Mayor Brett
meyer. Controller Doremus, city
Aid. Heineman Rosenthal Deimel
Garvey and schultz. one OF the
Things which Will come before the
committee soon Will be the matter
Of securing a city appropriation to
aid IN the decorations. This is
problem under the present charter,
iunsmdch the city entertainment
fund cannot amount 10 more than
$1,000 In one year. One OF the de-
partmeuts. either public works or
parks, may be chosen TO make an
estimate for this purpose as soon as
some plar has been evolved.
II "a recon me ndatiOn made by the text
book committee OF the board Of edu-
cation meets the approval OF the
board. and finds favor with the estl-
majors and the common council, pen
ellis and paper, as well as text books.
Will be supplied free TO public school
pupils next fall. on Supt. Martin
Tuesday afternoon. recommended
that $4,000 be asked for this pur-
pose. The corporation counsel has
already given an opinion that the
board can legally supply these ar
ticles. The committee decided TO ask
an appropriation or $1,000 for free
text books for the high schools. For
books In the grammar and night
schools the committee asks 81. 800
This is at the rate OF 90 cents per
pupil The committee on real estate
and school buildings, in meeting
held Tuesday. added tn it's budget
several items for Fairgrounds and
in provements.
W0MAN'S TRIAL BEGINS.