The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-22
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Ts.peratsres At belle Isle hath house
ALI TO- water, ~.
ne sernsrstone OF the Church OF 81.
sunday AnS ,Sseir.y VII. wali I .,,, lsiS'
"a. OF tho Cleveland diocese. The
building will cost $4,000
Siorsan Van Der Bushe, 2S years old,
80. 4s6 beivtdere-ave., was drowned
s "a, night In the canal at the
brothers and a boarder. the young
man was bathing In the canal. He
stepped into a hole and sank out OF
Mfht The body was recovered In Is
minutes. and Coroner Burgess sent II
10 the county morgue.
On the eve Of HIS eighty nth birthday,
August Hest, q welI-known German
resident. died. In his home. No. 102
Scott-st. Sunday evening. He was
taking a walk when he was seized
with vertigo. and fell to the pave
ment breaking his collarbone. He
died few hours later from the
shock: A widow. So years old. and
two children survive.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Cash r. Taylor
says there In M mystery n Ia where
Judge Swan. OF the United States cir
cult and district courts. is spending
MS vacation. as some parties have
tried to make out. The judge. he
says. Is in Nantaskett. Mass, and will
return in time for the opening OF
court. Sept. 10 Mr.. Taylor spent
gay with the judge at Nantaskett
last week
W htie services were going ON In the
snn nsr Memorial Methodist snnrsn,
morning. thief entered the base
ment. forced open a cupboard and
TOOK away bank containing birth
nings. pastor, reported the theft TO
the police later in the day. AS the
bank Is opened only once "A year, II Is
not known just how much was taken.
AZ the Michigan state sunday school
convention, 10 he held In Battle
crock, Nov. ?, and 4. the question
OF establishing Protestant parochial
public schools Will be thoroughly
discussed. The convention will also
be asked 10 approve the Inaugural
tion OF the annual Sunday school
parade day. similar to that In vogue
In eastern cities. The convention
VIII bring speakers notable In Sun
day school work not only from Mich
tgan. but from all over the United
States.
Miss Florence Wetmore, OF Ann ArbOr,
teacher In the Detroit public
schools until last Christmas, died. In
Chicago, Saturday. In a sanitarium
where she had gone for relief from
nervous sprostration. Miss Wetmore
was 20 years DID, and bright and
lovable young woman with wide
| timely death VIII come as a shock.
She was a sister OF former State SEN
ator Fred c. Wetmore, now In charge
| OF the Burrows campaign headquar-
tiers in this city.
90 determined was william Lnpis to
set an increase In salary, that after
repeated repulses. he purchased
| revolver and knife and repaired to
the saddlery store OF Armstrong Il
| Graham. Nos. 12S-l32 Jefferson ave.
He was going TO get his boost at the
/ point of the gun. Fortunately for
| everybody concerned, II was Satur-
day afternoon. and the store was
closed Lapis was arrested and ex-
planned to the police that he wanted
4 TO get married He said he knew he
couldn't do II on IS a week.
Senator Burrows spent Sunday resting
4 In Detroit after q particularly siren
uous week OF campaign In the upper
peninsula and the upper counties OF
I the lower peninsula He left Monday
4 morning for Saginaw, where he
speaks Monday evening. He Will
will attend the soldiers reunion and
gnnuaf fair-in Fremont W cdnesdar,
and the next three days VIII be spent
in traversing lonia. Montcalm ana
Gratiot counties. Next week he will
\ inaugurate his campaign In Detroit.
kThe Rev. william Patterson, who has
4 been occupying the pulpit OF the
1 Fort-st. Presbyterian church during
N
II Pence. on his summer vacation.
| ended his six weeks stay In Detroit,
Sunday evening; with special SER
mon to young people we need not
N clsmor so loudly for woman's rights
they have always had their rights,
n for Christ Himself taught the equal
fty OF manhood and womanhood CEN
n turtles ago." said DR.. Patterson. "All
N that women need Is to realize their
N rights and men will respect them"
CoIored Mnsons will gather I'm Detroit
this week for the annual intern.-
tional conference OF the hnights
N Tcmplar. the imperial council OF the
\ Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine and the
/ supreme chapter OF the Order OF the
L Eastern Star The weeks doings
Bethel a. NJ. e. church, Tuesday
ID morning The program FOR the week
III includes a number OF addresses and
many entertainment features are
N scheduled The parade Will take
II place Thursday, and Will be followed
III In the evening by banquet and ball
tin the Light Guard armory
when Charles ProntO, II years old, OF
III West Lynn, Mass, awoke early sun
III day morning in his room on the third
FL floor OF Gus Kirths rooming house
IA at No 200 Randolph-st., he saw his
IN roommate going through his pock-
III cts. Pronto started to demonstrate.
IN but tho roommate fed taking Prom
III to's trousers, thus precluding any
In possibility OF pursuit. Pronto made
III signals OF dlStreSS from MS peoi oohi
HI window, and, attracted the attention
III ~ Patrolman Mackenzie. to whom ne
III impaired his tale OF woe. After Dor
III rowing another pair or trousers,
III Pronto made his way to police head
Ill quarters.
Prof. David Friday, instructor In econ
omics I'm the University of Michfgnn n,
Ill defined the creed OF the economic re-
III FORMER in an interesting lecture in
Ill Newberry chapel. Sunday afternoon
III There is a vast difference. he pointed
Ill ont between enlightened socialism
III and socialism as promulgated by the
Carman Socialists. The Socialist the
III orv that everything over and above
Ill wages is surplus, Is decidedly wrong,
Ill he declared, and he made his point
IA clear with some interesting illustra-
Ia .iens II would be unwise, he argued.
20 curtail a mans profits to such an
III len, that he would lose ambition.
Me talk. Prof Friday referred In
raneral way TO public utilities, de-
cIering that municipalities should
.xarcise unusual care in granting
franchises.
wu.ou 4. Kiunenr, engineer OF the
Miehigan Central tunnel, and assist
ant general manager OF the road
,hose selection as president OF the
Kansas City Terminal Co. was an
aS,,nced nv The Times last week. re-
.urnad to Detroit, Sunday, much
nIaased over his western prospects
~ fIe will assume his new position
sent 1. and will move ms FAMILY
~ huIidinR OF the new union sta
ne t,nr in Kansas city. the cost Of
s.Iaoh will be nearer S6,00O.O00 thar
III q. non 600 is only n small part OF the
wwoy[ that has been laid out for Mr.
IN Kinnear A new peIt iins OF s,N