The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Oods' Railway Guide for February L.
Out, repirte. a. usual. With useful In
formation.
John Mack, - years old, No. 5s3 Chene-
81, hats been missing since Feb. .,
and h's WIFE has asked the police 10
ind him
burglars entered the House of Herbst.
eIOthiers, Ms. ItI-Is5 Woodward
ave. Wednesday night, and stole $50
worm or clothing
Thieves broke open the showcase LA
trOnt az the IRuEhlin Fountain Pen
cos premises la the Majestic build
ing, Wednesday night. and carried
on sample pens worth 500.
Snm Small. evangelist, editor and auth
or, Of Atlantis. GeOrgtn, former Assoc
ciatr % sam Jones. viii speak In the
\ NJ g, \. gymnasium sunday after
noon at 30
George Snntor, No. I35 Grisw Oldest,
complained Ia the police "Wednesday
night that his witch which he sald
was valued at Si25. had been stolen
from him in saloon
The ReN. Lee y. Dean. for the past two
years rector 81 -. Mars Episcopal
church VIII leave Detroit 10 become
assistant rector OF Gethsemane
church in Minneapolis. MINI. Before
coming 10 Detroit MI Dean was a
tongreEauonaltst
The Chinese New Year. Wednesday.
passed without amy pnrtlculnr rev
tlrN in celebration OF IL by Detroit
Chinese. In previous years some or
Eanlzed festiNlty has been the Gus
tom, but this year the holiday was
not given any special observance
W illium Mcclure, aims Mcbride, who,
about IA year ago, sWIndled n large
huintet or Detroit women out OF var
loss sums on the pretence that thelr
husbands had ordered coal from
hlm, is under arrest In Kansas city.
lie Is wanted Ia Windsor and Lon
don, ont, and Marshall, Jackson ana
kais AGO Mich.
A. \. Schnntz, u. ". Parker and other
lake marine men from this city have
gone 10 Washington 10 attend
meeting OF The interstate commerce
commission. at which the question
of determining the division OF freight
rates where two or more common
carriers handle H. - to he discussed.
OttO Zimmerman. for yeuTs financial
secrctarS of the Detroit Federation
OF Labor. WAS presented with a beau
ttdlly engrossed testimonial at the
meeting, Wednesday night. AleNan-
der Thompson, machinisI was elect
ed To thr executive board. the Fed
Grafton pledged It's support TO the or
SANITATION OF a meat cutters union
acre
AR nut"mObil, carrying the number
5nI3 struck John hnschuln, aged
eight years, ~ No ga Wilis-ave.
east. Wedne sday afternoon. The boy
Vas knocked down and painfully
bruised The driver did not stop TO
learn the extent OF the boys inJur-
les, but turned on lis power and
hurried away. The license number
MAS formerly owned by G.. A. Du-
charme. ~ Crosse Pointe. but IL is
now carried by "A machine owned by
an automobile factory.
While Tying to raise $50 ON "a note said
a. have been forged. Charles ". Ell
lis. Ot No. 5s Abbott-st.. John -.
Dunn, OF No. t2i Michigan-ave. and
Bert Belyea Of No. 30 Sccond-aVe...
we've arrested Wednesday night in a
l'agItN-aNs resort. The three men
mes Edward r. Hyde or Pontiac. in
pool loom, and after becoming
friendly. were showing him the town.
In the resort they attempted TO sep
atatr pit' from his money. and the
Iandlady called the police
Deputy SheTIn YAM SInmbrOuck wns
asked bS the police department az
assist Ia locating Cyril Gottelaere.
wanted IN Rock Island. ILL.,. on a
charge o. murder. and inside OF ~
hours Ae was under arrest. Gottel-
acre was found working in sewer
ON Iiamilt on-ave and was arrested
b. Detectives Fox and boWney. Got
telaere Is alleged 10 have kicked Il
fellow tuuuti man In the head dur
ing saloon row. The man did not
appear 10 Ice seriously hurt at first.
but died ia less than a week
Although ft IL almost 10 ycnrs since
the city 81 Detroit bought badges for
the 1000 young men who enlisted
from this city FOR the Spanish and