The Detroit times., 1910-04-13


WHERE LIFE is Il
WORTH LIVING i
several membrrs OF the Germnn sales
meD'- nssoeiniion have de-ided 10
FORM new organization. owing 10
dissatisfaction WITH the present man
n"r in which the association Is con-
dGeted. The seeding ones have Sc
cured an option on centrally To-
leased thfy viii remodel into an up
to-uatf club house
The plans for the new Detroit Tubcr-
cniosis -nnitorjum wer. submitted
hnd accepted IN meeting OF the
board OF trustees. Tuesday afternoon,
la the secretarys office In the Ford
building The trustees now have
$4,000 In the building fund. and win
start Immediately upon the work. An
annex viii be built exclusively for
the treatment OF children.
Leo stevens. who piIot@d the hal
loon tbn' mnde nn ascension, says "a
is his intention To ask eN-President
Roosevelt To make an ascension from
tire park OF the Nero club or Amer
lea as soon as Mr.. Roosevelt is rest
ed from his trip. When Mr.. Stevens
was experimenting with balloons for
the war department. Roosevelt ex-
pressed desire 10 make trip In
one.
burglars forced nm entrance Ia the sn-
loon %: william Mcintosh. No. 30
iir1d ag-fl.- n sna'ssHi1ant Windi5gsf orft
though they broken open both OF the
cash registers, were totled. az BIZ
Keeps his cash IN large. eurs lar,
market. No. 266 81 Aubln-aVe., was
also burglarized the thieves getting
away with $40 Ia smaf change.
william III. stone, the wciI-known
merchant tailor az No. 2IJ Wood
ward-ave.. died. suddenly Tuesday.
OF heart disease MIR stone had not
been well for the past three months
but his condition was not considered
alarming He is survived by his
widow, one son. william stone, Jr.;
his mother. and TWO brothers Frank
r. and Edwin Is lnnera services vices
from the family home, No 80 Hor-
.ton-aYe.
Searching for his 55-yenr-oId wife, who
LEFT her place of employment here.
last January. and announced that she
Was going home. John Klein, 90 years
old, OF Port Huron. visited police
headquarters. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Charlotte Lemons, OF No. 265
First-st.. who formerly employed
panied the old man on his search
She said that Mrs. Klein told her
that she was going home To her nus
band. but she never reached there.
erected by the Trumbuii-nvc. Pres
byterian church Were presented al
the annual meeting Tuesday even
ing. The proposed building Will cost
about 2l,O00. The following were
elected trustees OF the church for
three year terms James Tyre. John
Fairbairn and John Grindley. ST
Andrews Presbyterian church and
Bethany Presbyterian church also
held annual meetings, Tuesday even.
ing. the yearly reports presented
proving very satisfactory
m
lecture on Christian science In the
Detroit opera house. sunday. az p
m ana In the FIRST Church OF Christ
Scientist. on leNandrinc-ave west
near Woodward, Monday evening At
o'clock The lecture VIII be the
same on each occasion. and both Will
be free 10 the public. Judge Hanna
comes from Boston, where he has
been editor In chief OF all OF the
Christian Science publications. He is
considered one of the leading public
speakers on the tenets OF Christian
Science.
In the meeting OF the water board
Tuesday afternoon, Thomas Weich
and Louis Alderman We're appointed
and LOUIS p Kramer. Who had re- 'ee
signed. the one To go into business
and the other because OF III health
1t was announced that the contract
who were 10 furnish the pipe FOR
the water main 10 Belle Isle, had
given up the contract and readVer-
iisement viii be had the surety for
the former contractors being held Tor
Il
higher bid at this time.
I'm nm effort 10 preserve the wild game
ON l,OOO-ncre tract OF land which
he owns on the Massachusetts coast
near Gloucester. James ID. Hawks, OF
Detroit. vice president and general
manger OF the Detroit & Mackinac
railroad has offered the OF the
land TO the Audubon society OF Amer
lea. The public in that part Of the
So, ssgn' r., sai s., na5 ~
there at WILL" says Mr.. Hawks. Il
do not shoot there myself and do
not want others TO kin OF every liv-
ing thing but as ! have been unable
TO stop the slaughter want the
Audubon society 20 see what the
power OF its name may accomplish
Mrs. Paul Euler, - years old. of No.
533 West Grand-blvd... was taken 10
dropsy, Tuesday afternoon, after
neighbors had found the aged woman
alone in the house which earlier in
the day had been stripped OF us
meager furnishings by Mrs. Euler
who had sent them TO the home or
ably Older than his wife, was away
from the home when the household
furniture was removed, ana returned
to hnd the place deserted Neighbors
directed him 10 police headquarters
but as he lid not reach there, he Is
supposed TO be wandering aimlessly
about the city. The couple have no
relatives and have lived in Detroit
many years.
The Adcraft club held one OF the most
successful meetings In its history IN
the Pontchartrain. Tuesday night,
listened to addresses by Isaac r.
Marcusson. well known special writer
for the saturday Evening Post; Man
is NJ Gillian advertising counsel for
the New York Herald and George
lands Wilson. Of Chicago. Mr. Mar
Cusson told how Upton Sinclair's IA
nous story. The Jungle" came into
being. AFTER Sinclair had submitted
proofs OF the story to the Saturday
Evening Post, and IL had been veri-
fed BY Marcusson. a problem arose
as to the best means Of getting IL
before the public. IL was quickly
solved however. when the proofs
were ,cnt 10 President Roosevelt. TO
whom MIR MarCusson referred as ,he