The Detroit times., 1910-12-06
WHERE LIFE Is
y y WORTH LIVING

Albion A. Goodyear, No. 100 Harmon-
ave., who WAS struck by q street ear
Monday morning. at Clay and Oak
land-aves. died from his Injuries In
the afternoon. Coroner Burgess was
called.
Pheian's court, Monday, ON q charge
OF embezziing 800 from c. e. Card
OF the Card Lumber Co, confessed
bringing proceedings to an abrupt
close. He was remanded TO the jail.
On complaint of Martin krapf, No.
v0g Wsbssh-sve, James Charoon,
alias Louis Carr. FL years old, was
arrested Monday afternoon. krapf
says Charoon broke UP his home and
enticed his wife and two children
away
"Joe" Htchenbach, aged 81, In I'm Har-
per hospital, suffering from q wound
in his right arm. caused by the acci-
Ssntnr nsar kayy 81 ms suh sSn
feared the injured member cannot
be saved
John Mcleod, a. years old, No. 7os
stAth-st., was arrested Monday night
session. He was about 10 board "a
car for Wyandotte, where his wife
lives. He had quarrel with her
sunday and she went to her reia-
tives down the river.
James Walsh, . jockey, - years old,
was arrested Monday, charged with
stealing two gold watches and "A
ring from Mrs. William Russell. No;
1l5 Elizabeth-st east. Mr.. Russell
says Walsh was school friend OF
Mrs. Russell and recently called on
her. After his departure. the jew
elry was missed.
Editor Melvin l.. Burdick, OF the Social
Moose, official organ of the Social
order of Moose, monthly publica-
ton devoted TO the official business
and breezy items OF interest to the
"a lay ha nm -.
OF the current issue to showing the
particularly large increase In mem
bership I'm the last few months. The
issue is IL four-column pages. pro-
on the paper Is done by Mr.. Burdick,
well-known Detroit newspaper
man, and Mrs. Burdick.
After a delay of several days, the TAX
Ing Of testimony I'm the case of the
state against the National Cash Reg
lister Co. in which IT Is sought %
exclude the defendant from doing
business in Michigan on the ground
that IL Is an illegal trust. was re-
sumed In the office OF Clark. Lock
wood q Bryant. Monday. Henry X
James. a former agent OF the Ma,
tional company. was on the stand all
day. He told OF the schemes worked
TO make purchasers OF other ma
chimes believe they were defective.
He said IL was the policy OF agents
to call on the owners Of competing
machines TO show their alleged de-
fects. and he said that these agents
were supplied with devices TO make
the machines register Incorrectly.
Sometimes wire was inserted TO
clog the machinery.
Owing to the rapid growth I'm the
mem be rship of Star Council, No. ~,
Royal Arcanum, II has been iounu
necessary TO secure larger lodge
room, and after Jan. ] the order VIII
meet on the seventh floor OF the I-iks'
temple. In the annual meeting the
.ln fad
the ensuing year Regent. W. Z.
Drake. vice-regent. H. $. Hobbs: or
ator. Alex. Berndt; past regent {.
IL Ladd; secretary. n. NJ Re';:y col
lector y. V Upper: treasurer. \. y.
Schelling. chaplain. Dwight True;
guide. j. J. Johnson; warden, w X.
Ray sentry. T.. x. Smith: trustee. J:
s Capen; representatives TO grand
courcil c IL Ladd. II Il. Strong. r.
V. Eipper and A. NJ Reilly; alterna-
tives, r. 5. Ray, II. II Harrison, {.
T. Allinger and Ira A. Leighley, or
ganist, II. III. Iickel.
&. VI. burton, historiourapher of De-
troit, gave his illustrated lecture on
EARLY Detroit" In the auditorium OF
the public library, windsor. Monday
night under the auspices OF the
Windsor Historical society, He en-
tertainingly told Of the village life
OF Detroit, and, with lantern slides,
showed how the business center OF
the city had been transformed from
hnmlet To metropolitan proportions
within few years. Griswold- 81.
ard Woodward-ave. were shown In
their village conditions and present
city dress, the tall business blocks
OF today standing out in marked
contrast with the little wooden
structures of early times The old
state building. which stood on state
st, when Detroit was the capital or
Michigan: the old city hall. which
adorned Cadillac SO. almost opposite
the present civic structure, and
many other buildings OF the early
DAYS were displayed, much TO the
Measure OF the old residents In the
~ Darticular