The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-17
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Attorney Walter H.. Oxtoby addressed
Tp ""' 90 members OF the Builder.
IIau'fs exchange in the exchange
rooms IN the Penobscot building.
Nenhesday' on Contracts aud me,
CRANES Hens The address proved
very interesting from the builders
standpoint
sNcta stoJkov. who has ofIeu been In
ir"nbie tor selling steamship tickets
10 hunEarians, and falling To remit
To- the head agencies, was arrested
wednesday night. on the charge of
taking 80 80 from Trail Wicket. In
payment Tor steamship ticket that
Stolkov never RENTED for when
Wicket arrived in New York TO take
his steamer he was told that the
ticket had been voided.
An important decision In regard 10 child
labor has just been handed down by
attorney General Bird. that Will be
OF great assistance 10 the juvenile
court He holds that the mere fact
that child under the age OF 10 has
WORKING papers. does not mean that
he Is not forced To attend school.
Hereafter when child is WORKING
when the family need does not war
rant IL. the Judge will have power To
send him back to school
Fifty or more distant relatives of Jas.
scott haze written 40 4. VI. nurton
and Judge HOsmer. ADM lst rators OF
SCOTS estate, asking for informal lion
that Will help them In forming some
line as To the course they will take
In attempting To break the will and
keep the city from receiving the half
million dollars left for the purpose
or erecting a fountain. These per-
sons live in indiana, Ohio and Michi-
gan.
The horse on which Col. stephen Y.
SeybUrn rode during the Cuban cam
paiBn OF the spanish American war.
and which he priced very highly. was
burned TO death Wednesday night In
To- =
barn in the rear OF his residence al
No 1876 jefferson ave. An automo-
bile In the same barn was taken out
In time. but the horse, mad with
fear. was unmanagcnble. and resist
ed all attempts TO lead IL out.
sThe picturesque clerk who sold the
sons at the rev Olution their boots
and coats has been ousted by modern
ADVERTISING methods. and the skilled
advertising man of today can sell
thousands of dollars worth OF goods
In half the time occupied by the re-
tail store clerk OF two decades ago
in misinforming his customer about
the quality OF his goods" said Will
lam Boyd. advertising expert. from
Chicago. In an address TO the Adcraft
club. Wednesday evening
To hate drink and the saloons. hut Ia
love the drunkurd and the saloon
keeper was bishop Quayies aGNiGS
10 large audience In Palmer Nj. r..
church Wednesday evening. Anti
liquor workers are at fault because
they fail 10 make clear whether they
hate the liquor or the men who deal
in H." said the bishop. Bishop Quayie
viii speak in Campbell ave Nj. r..
church Thursday evening and in the
Central NJ. T.. church. Friday even
ing.
II conditions are favorable. the hrst
balloon ascension under the auspices
OF The Aero club of Michi"an viii he
made Friday or Saturday, either in
Lansing or Jackson. Leo stevens.
who has made 2.OO2 ascensions, ar
rived In Detroit from Dayton. We'd
nesday. and will accompany William
T.. Metzger and T. G.. Lewis OF the
Aero club. 20 Jackson and Lansing
today 10 make tests of the gas in
those places. II the gas in either To-
Cality is found satisfactory flight
will be arranged for The big bal
loon. Delight owned by T.. h. Wes-
ton, of Terre Haute. has been placed
at the disposal of Mr.. stevens and is
In Dayton ready FOR shipment on
Geographic order
Most encouraging support II being re-
ceised by the Detroit Tuberculosis
sanatorium. It's office p. No. Sl7 Ford
building has been given rent free by
Albert Kern manager OF the build
ing: the lights by J. Farrand Lewis.
manager of the Murphy Power Co.
and the telephone by the Michigan
State Telephone Co. \ desk and arm
chairs were Leaned by friend and
the society was given the benent OF
less than wholesale rates in the pur-
chase OF number OF chairs from
keenan, e. L1hn. The officers OF the
sanatorium desire to publicly express
their thanks for these courtc shes
Membership dues are coming in at
very satisfactory rate They will be
used for the general maintenance
fund
Although ne has been found guilty by
justice court jury of starving his
horses. and another warrant, charg-
ing him with cruelty To animals. was
issued I'm Ann Arbor. Wednesday, De
Witt Packard. a wealthy farmer near
Plymouth. insists that he is a victim
OF persecution on the part or the
other farmers In his district. DIR.
+. H. Mullowney inspector in charge
OF the Detroit office OF the United
States bureau OF animal industry
has made thorough investigation
ond says that the charges against
Packard are unfounded. The doctor
found that the 10 horses which died
within the past Few weeks We're
suffering from an obscure affection
OF the blood symptoms of starva-
ton were wholly lacking. he says.
David Ritten. years old. didn't want
Ia 60 home, after he wns caught
stealing a Billiken. a string or beads
and nickel bank in Crowley. Miner
n Co.'S store. Wednesday. so he led
Truant officer Steinhebel a merry
chase. and would probably be lead
ing him around yet II small play
mate had not innoccntly betrayed his
place OF residence. Lieut. Breault
decided, after David was arrested.
that he should be punished by his
parents. David, who lives at No. 23l
Brewster-st., offered to show officer
Stcinhebel the way to his home He
led the officer to Beaubien and
Brady-sts. then to Russell and
Brewster-sts.. and all around the
neighborhood. until a boy acquaint-
ance happened TO yell Hello. Dave"
Steinhebel bribed the Houngster TO
lead him to Dawes home where the
offender was turned over TO his
mother.
Women and Children Torn BY Cat.
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