The Detroit times., 1910-06-18
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Abe Q: Gelawater, q former se-uty =
mcsosm. whS 0; seC employee :. :
4 bankruptcy petition in the M United ts
Ssstes court. giving his liabilities az
t.7Ss. with no assets.
The board Of county auditors next fsIl
with which to erect a detention home
Tor young disorderiies brought in;o
tne juvenile court In the meantime
windows OF the present detention
room In the county building to pre-
vent any more escapes.
The board 81 Estimates made It's an
Eioiss. Friday. and the members
v sesaadsnt OF the Poor Lane, who pro-
Brown presented william M. ROBIN.
son, president OF the board. with
handsome gavef of solid ebony.
wn Of certiorsri has been granted
Preme court in It's night against the
PARK commissioners. In which the
ts hsroass , iSSuEns TO >, cut u. roadwa
70 reach garage. Judge Donovan
refused several weeks ago to manda-
mus the park commissioners to grant
ON compIsint Of the head waiter ~
sne berEho6 cafe, Detectives High
Ana Larkins arrested Robert Adams.
inS no. ~ n,. sioiey.st former walter Ia
charged with larceny. The head
waiter also says he discharged Adams
and h,n, that the latter lay in wait Tor
beat him and robbed him or his
Aid. Walsh will try to secure an tn
essiss s:y for ,S The three ::s.s
ment of the department OF public
s wosk a,oIso .r GG:per Arthur Allan
Catve "a nQX while 80 ~
masons working under them. receive
more An appropriation asked by the
commissioner to increase their sal
The council will try TO get around
the situation by granting them pay
for overtime.
mead IL or distinguish her from
other cows, wandered from It's DO
vine baiiiwick; and. Saturday morn
but-ave:. awakened to ind the ami
NAL had Just about destroyed gar
deny den; oyer n which heb much rss time and
ed The citizen called police head
quarters and mounted officer was
sent to effect the capture OF the
ceeded In lassooing the COW and lead
ing II away.
II In said that Detroit will he repre-
: sent ON the board os directors OF
sidered. three OF whom will be
assr pb ETsde + M s,snTns Fred a.
Walter S, Russell and DR.. James .,
a Angs Winthrop Ames; the Man
will be in Detroit. Monday. in con-
nection with the engagement OF ,!:e
New Theater Co, In the Garrick.
Tuesday and Wednesday
That the Detroit Technical Institute IN
connection with the local y. VI. &. ~.
VIII dcNlop into university. is the
hope and prophecy OF William II Van
Akin. director. as expressed, Friday
evening, at the graduation exercises
held In Association hall We az.
degree ew sn and tho 10 S Soard an" kaa 81
could institute a commercial course
with bachelor Of arts degree said
Director Van Akin. we are hop
ing also that some philanthropiss
will give us a trades building, IN
which trades such as machinery and
wood working could he taught Nine
members OF the graduating class OF
1908 received diplomas with four OF
the class OF 1910 and the first doSrec
In the department OF pharmacy was
conferred
Because Of ssntis faction among the
Italian residents of the city over the
acceptance OF the Columbus statue TO
be presented TO Detroit by the ltai-
ian residents. some of those on the
opposition. are circulating "A petition
70 be presented TO the park commits
sioner, asking him to refuse "a place
for the statue In Grand Circus para.
An Italian citizen who has been aS-
tive In securing the statue says.
The disgruntled ones say their Oh
position comes because tine monu =
ment cost only $1,000. and. therefor :.
will be too cheap a looking thing 20
represent the Italians. As matter
of fact the statue is worth about
$4,000. but the artist. Augusta Ia
valta beyond question ltaiy's fore
most sculptor. and the man who cAc-
cuted the S6.000.000 monument erect
ed by the government, to the Ia ,e
King Humbert. gives the statue at
the bare cost of materials for the
sake OF his nephew. V. Gniliano. odl-
to" OF La Tribuna ltaiiano, in ,his
city"