The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11

pr Grace stated. Friday that Men
del was cut OF danger
The funeral of H-nrS George. the we'll
knOwn contractor nnd builder, who
died Thursday incoming AFTER ing
ering iliRrss, viii be- held from tue
residence OF lis daughter Mrs w 3
o. MAXWELL, No. $50 Fourth -Rvea
SATURDAY afternoon at , o'clock, the
Rev - A. Marquis, rector ut ~.
haul's cathedral ofhciatiug The "a
termcut viii ue in Woodincrt. -.
George Wab e. years old. tie was
stricken with pneumonia lasi o,t"
her. aud Brights disease and other
complications followed lie was
horn in Pittsburg and came 20 De
troit when /. Years old
james Dye. aged ~. visited the pro-
bnte court. Thursday afternoon, aud
asked that q guardian he appointed
tot him So that ny rould Draw rs
wages. lie complained mat MS
mother wanted Co collect his wages
bat refused 90 give him a home, Ihe
boys parents were divorced seNeral
YEARS ago and James was given into
the custody of his father. Now the
father has left the city, and the Kay
ChcihIcIl TO. D., which he rs cm-
plol 81, rs afraid 60 pay his wages
for fear 10 VIII Ice compelled To- pay
them over again 10 the mother Judge
kohncrt who granted the divorce,
viii look into the case.
4 meeting 90 cltlHS nE representing re-
lIglOuH aud educat ionnI bodies. was
OF Commerce rooms TO discuss inc
BEST means 10 expedite the erection
uf new central public library Pres
idcnt T.. /. sumner. OF the board was
asked 20 name committee OF Ave
10 take concerted action toward the
desired cnd. In the evening. br. Lee
; McCollester gay" lecture on
What's the use of a public library"
iu the y. NJ e. 4, hall. IA the open
ms gun Of "a campaign started by
the Library Alliance 10 educate the
general public 10 fun realization
of what the public library means 10
the masses.
Prof. J. "a. Allen. of the mechnn Teal
engineering department of the Jni-
NrrsltN pt Michigan, delivered ster-
t1Ttlcpu lecture IN the annex or the
Forrest. Presbyterian church Thurs
day night. describing the quaint GUS
toms OF the people ia the mountain
section OF Mexico. Prof. Allen was
a member of the party that made a
camping Trip through the land OF the
Aztec. lie showed the picture OF a
woman living ia the mountains near
Durango. who had never seen rail-
road she was dressed like the peO-
rlc 81 the United states. however. IL
Is customary for women over the age
Of IL To smoke cigarettes la Mexico.
aud they Indulge In this habit daily.
Corporation Counsel HRIIy IN bound tO
make the Wabash railroad dO its part
IN separating grades on the east side
OF Woodward To make plain
ufhciGls. he has made trip 10 ST
Louis While all the other roads in
trrcSted signed the contract long ago,
IL has iust been discovered that Che
Wabash did not do so As coer-
circ measure. Itally has threat ened
the Wabash with tearing up OF It's
tracks az street crossings where he
claims tie city has rights. The
Wabash may sell It's east side right
of-WaV to the Michigan Central bat
sale or no sale, HallN Is going TO IN
slst on the grade separations being
started 10y April ].
la U5 Detroit churches next sunday the
PuIpIts viii he given over 40 the
cause OF the Michigan Anti-Saloon
League. and the business OF the sa
loon will be- talked against by many
prominent men. j. e. l.ehr. q Port
Huron attorney. and a member or the
executive committee OF the knights
of the Modern MaccabeeS Of the
World. Will speak in the Fourteenth
ave Baptist church, sunday morn
ms Among the other prominent
speakers will be. Rep. l.. g cram
ton, of Lapeer. Rep, Grant VI. Hud-
son OF Schoolcratt Perry Powers,
ct cadillac. Il. y HOlsapie. assistant
stat. superintendent OF the league.
Prof T. :. Goodrich and Prof. c. II.
Woolhert. both OF Albion college.
chase -. Osborn has sent letter to
the other candidates for the Repub-
lcan nomination for governor. ask
ing them to meet him In conference
i'm the Hotel PontChartrain. March
10. The invitation also includes the
candidates for United states senator,
and the purpose OF the discussion Is
To- consider tile new state primary
election law and it's observance. Feel
ing that all the candidates should
have the same view ~ the require
ments of the law and an agreement
a. 10 carrying IL out. Mr.. Osborn has
suggested this meeting n senator
Burrows. Charles r.. Townsend. Rob-
ert NJ Mont gomerN Patrick II. kel
lev and Amos Musselmau all accept.
the gathering will he "A big field day
OF the Republican politicians or
Michigan. each OF the big men natur-
ally drawing his following here.