The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-09
WHERE LIFE IS
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The annual confirmation service. Of
Tempie Beth Ei Will take place Mon-
day morning. June IS, at 900 o'civck.
Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin TO confirm A
class OF is.
The graduating class OF the DetroIt
college OF Law win attend the
day evening, when the Rev. Lee s.
McCoilester VIII preach the bacSa-
laureate sermon.
william. wilcox. No. a05 Thirty
st, dfshppeared from, his home la,
Monday HE left note FOR his par
ehts, informing them that he was
soihg on, TO make his own way M
the world He In Is years old. some
time ago he expressed a desire Ia 20
10 work at Flint
The opening session OF "a three day.
conference OF the Michigan Adj, en- !
Isl CHRISTIAN church VIII be held on
Thursday evening, In the Gospel
tabernacle, on Bethune-ave. Proi.
- *, jerks. OF Chicago, will prcacn
the opening sermon. Sessions VIII
De held three times daily during the
Charles Drasier. of the American Tan
Hush Co., OF this city, was % guest la
the Valparaiso hotel where Dr. Frei-
erick A. Cook was staying In retire
ment; at the time that the explorer ;
Identity was revealed DrasIer say :
that shortly after Cooks identity be-
came known the doctor boarded a
train Tor the interior OF Argentine
republic. IL Is generally understood
IN valparaiso that DIR. Cook is oper-
ating ranch near Mendoza. Argen-
tine. and expects to make his perma-
nent residence there.
While no one has announced his csn-
S na there her .. ~" lack OF material
In sight The election takes place
July |. inspectors Mumford and Ron
s Sr,son are mentioned S,a as possinls IN.
Kuhn Is In receptive mood. but MS
re election seems very doubtful The
Observation-Disclosures do not exactly ike
the way he has tried To cater TO both
sides and are talking OF putting ~
Inspector Hutton In his place.
The iibrnry commiS~ion. Wcdus Nday
afternoon, purchased two west aide
sites for branch Carnegie Libraries.
one at the northeast corner OF Dix-
ave. and the boulevard. and tht other
at the southwest corner of War;, n
ave. and the boulevard. owned ~
Mrs sarah e. Loyett and tho heIa
Hubbard estate, respectively. TIVE
price. paid for the first was $4,000
and for the second $1,000. The COM
negie for funds with which To erect
the buildings as soon as the pians
are decided upon.
A municipal ownership meeting Will be
Beecher- aves.. Thursday evening.
when l0-minute talks will be given
Dy InutndS L. Dalton, r. T.. Ingram.
Edward Brown. Francis r. p.wyer.
Henry G. L. Forler. George w Mooie
and Charles :, Hampton. The speak
ers Will touch on the street car stu
alton from every angle. and Mr. Ia
gram will tell OF the experience OF
other cities that have settled TIE
street car problem by granting fran
Chises The municipal ownership
committee, under whose auspices tue
meeting viii be held. has adopted the
slogan. In Detroit streets are wOrth
having"
FATALLY Injured by IA Michigan CentrnI
pnssenger train. which ran HIN, down
last Friday. John steiner. ~ years
old, rose 10 his feet. and without caIl-
Ing for aid staggered TO his nome
at No. 4. Brandon ave. about -four
blocks from the scene OF the ccidon'
One OF his ribs had been broken and
he suffered internal injuries from
which he cannot recover He re fused
TO 30 To "a hospital when advised 10
do so by DIR : Turbett. OF No ass
Sherman-s expressing 4 desire ~
stay at home with his family. DR.
Tutbett says that he has grown
steadily weaker and his death ix only
question OF hours
INSTALLATION of machinery aud exhibits
tIon will begin Monday. and the wo,k
speed The huge figures for the stan
group that Is to decorate the en-.
a ira way ,s are on tue nst ground ana
and hangers to the number OF $4,000.
advertising the exposition, were soS D
out by the exposition committee of
the Board OF Commerce. "Wednesday.
Two handsome designs have been
employed, one OF them being the $40
prize poster. The cards and hangers
will be distributed In 20 towns and
cities In Michigan and In the cities
i'm the neighboring states
Do STARTLING was the Testimony given In
Judge Donovnn's court. Wednesday
afternoon, In the case of Anna vs
Charles + Hutchins, that the judge
- Int nf..H
cinski TO listen To H. The wife
charged that her husband. In his de-
sire TO be rid OF her. put gasoline IN
telephone TO her To go home and
start the fire.. There was $1,000 in
Mrs. Hutchins life. Another time
she said her husband tried To choio
reform her. and on another occasion
he approached her playfully so as not
To arouse her suspicious. and thea
grabbing her by the throat, choked
her almost TO death. The wife VIII
get decree.
a big delegation of bakers, large and
small. appeared before the council
committee on ordinances. Wednes-
day afternoon. TO protest against any
change I'm the present bread orci-
nance. Ex-Ald William Il. Kings.
ley. the leader in the movement for
return to standard one and two
pound loaves. presented his argu-
mentc in a forceful way and Was
Hacked up by George +. Austin. ci,y
seaier, a brace of lawyers and one
lone baker. Paul r, Bader. The great
majority OF the bakers present. how
ever. were united I'm the opinion thaS
the present ordinance permitting
, them to reduce the size of their
loaves at will as long as the weight
H. stamped on them. is giving salts
Taction and amply protects the pub
lie The committee took the mat
ter under advisement.
Frank II. Marco filed "a petition In the
United states district court. Wed
nesday afternoon, asking that t.,e
firm of Williams a. Marco. proprie-
tors OF the Stag hotel. No 81 Mon
roe-ave.. and the partners individ-
f. williams, be declared bankrupt
The action, az far as the firm and Mr.,
Williams Is concerned is involunt&y.
Marco alleges that the claims against
the firm exceed the assets and that
John r. Woodhouse. by virtue OF an
assignment OF the lease by Williams.
has become preferred creditor m
the sum OF $ll.544.75 The unsecured
claims are listed at sl3.660.G6. Marco
gives Williams a. Marcos assets as
s4575, exclusive OF two fire insug-
ance policies for 81 1000 and $4,000,
the former OF which has been as
sisnCd to Woodhouse. lie places mis-
tadiyi,luat liabilities at $4,000. as
sets Exempt Judge Swan granted a
temrorary injunction restraining lur-
thcr progress n the suit started by
Williams agains; Marco In che
WAYNE circuit court to annul the
partnership agreement
John w Heron. OF Cincinnati the
Of praoidapt Taft