The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING



The Socialists OF Detroit have been In
grounds OF the summer home OF Mrs
Eliza Burt Gamble. at Orchard Lake
the picnic TO be held July 4.
II. q. Trump, advertising manager oi
the Van Dyke Motor Car Co., was
elected secretary-treasurer OF the
Aasrsit ssS Ta Ne siscum Mho ha:
removed to Waterloo. la.
Ensign Wells Utley. of the Michig nm
state Naval Brigade, has been adj
s sneea ,9 the rank MIRA Of oy gnioT snd
Marion w. Rudd succeeds to the Of
fice made vacant by Mr. Utley's pro-
motion.
Il. Il. walton. No. 1912 Brush-st, re-
was in Firms saloon at Beaubien-st
and Piquette-ave:, June 20. he was
robbed OF $50. He accuses J. IA
Rankin. who calls PittsburE nome.
and Rankin was arrested Tuesday
night.
w. r.. Pinn, No. S73 Meldrum-ave., was
presented with n handsome teweled
badge, Monday evening, on his re-
sonn of s S. SeorEs Mr pnn
had much TO do in bringing the or
ganization up to It's present flourish
Ing condition.
While walton O. Phillips, 20 years old,
bered in the front part OF his house,
Tuesday afternoon, fire started In
the rear. Mrs. Phillips was In the
back yard and discovered the blaze
In plenty of time TO rescue her aged
husband The place was valued at
$4,000.
Mrs Ida walIich, whose will WINS Med
SO to each Of her eight Children. and
$3.50 to her maid. Minnie Herzog. In
addition. she divided personal prop
eerty valued at sli5oo among the C chill u
her will that she was TO be buried In
her lilac silk dress.
Ernest schwartx, 10 years old. No. us
Chene;st, was leading horse ON
Taesday night w nsaa the animal be.
came frightened and kicked the child
In the head. Young Schwartz was
knocked unconscious Detroit am
bulance removed him to Red Cross
hospital. He will recover.
Arthur j. Lescur, "a soldier mt Fort
Wayne, recently sentenced TO four
years in the military prison at Fort
Leavenworth. escaped several days
ago, his guard. Private John Shaw
going with him. 1t Is supposed the
men escaped across the river, ana
are now in Canada. A reward OF SOC
has been offered for their arrest.
Charles A. Crane IL disputing I'm Judge
Hosmer's court. the correctness OF a
bill OF $l.9Gl.50 handed him by Or.
Aristides +. Baldwin, a dentist, for
work said to have been performed
on the molars OF Crane and his fam
ily. Crane says that he did not know
tnat his family was running up such
bill. and also denies that he him
self ran up bill OF 1901.
William JeakIe, II years old, No. 7-z
Lnrned-st. east, was playing nj
Larned-st. and McDougall-ave., Tues
day night. when he was struck by an
automobile bearing the license num-
Der, 1899. His left leg was broken
and his left shoulder dislocated. The
chauffeur was Negro lie stopped
dress. The boy was carried to his
home.
Nettie Potoch. n years old. No, 424 Or
ienns-st.. FELL from Crosstown cnr
Jefferson H;aS a. and the Eass
taken into a drug store and did not
appear 10 be very badly hurt She
started for her home and later was
and the East Grand-blvd. The De-
troit ambulance took her TO Grace
hospital
Before bringing their convention Ia n
German Evangelical Lutheran con-
ference, which had been In session
over a week. in Emmanuel church.
voted 10 increase the stipends of all
their missionaries. sixty-fv dele
gates were elected to represent the
Michigan district in the general
convention OF the Missouri synod. to
be held in st. Louis. in 1911. An
effort Will be made TO secure the
1912 convention for Detroit.
Trncy Pnkaniewicx. the 13-year-oId
miss. whose periodical peregrinn-
the police. cut loose again. Tuesday
afternoon. Motorcycle Patrolman
Henry Smith was commissioned TO
cRase up Shf ea hm Dark bu
with the assistance OF willing citi-
zens, the girl was finally captured
and turned over to Lieut.. Breault. OF
live at No. 25s Twenty eighth-st.
called for her Wednesday morning.
The Wayne County Medical society has
purchased the old Preston home, No.
home and club house for the society
and will have the building remodeled
Immediately, so that occupancy may
be possible early In the fall. Or. Ben
collection OF books, many OF them
now out OF print. as nucleus Tor
what the physicians hope Will prove
TO be one of the most valuable medi-
cal Libraries in the country. The So
ciety will hold a business meeting
Thursday evening, for the purpose OF
drawing up the papers necessary for
Incorporation under the new policy.
w. MidgIey Campbell, of Toronto, who
was arrested Tuesday afternoon. on
capias, sworn out by Attorney
John Atkinson was liberated in a
short time by Judge Donovan, after
the latter learned that Campbell
came TO Detroit as witness In a
criminal proceeding. The. arrest is
the outcome of quarrel over the
possession of automobile plans and
drawings. which are claimed by
three parties Atkinson claims he
was subjected to malicious prosecu-
ton I'm Toronto recently. The draw
ings were made by Julius Halten-
berger, OF Detroit. He was brought
from Toronto some days ago, charged
with taking the drawings This case
was heard In part by Justice Jeffrics,
Tuesday. and II was to testify in
this case that Campbell came to De-
troit. Campbell also had a dispute
with John Atkinson, Charles Preston
and A. j. Greenway, OF Detroit. over
the ownership OF the plans, and had
them arrested In Toronto for an al
legged attempt TO steal the drawings.
This case Is still pending. Judge
Donovan says he issued the writ
when he was ignorant OF the fact
that Campbell was in Detroit as a
witness.