The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Mrs. }. LIndke, No. i45 PIngree-aVe.
slipped aud ieli On nn tcy sidewalk
lu 'front.' OF 40 90 Plngree- ave, Tues
day evening, breaking her right lex
size was sent 20 dracr hospital
q ". Trehdle. whose cnndidncy for al
derman In the FIRST ward was men
toned some tlmc ago has tormullA
announced himself ma the race To-
the seat now held by Aid, lleine-
man.
MONDAY services viii be held daily
during Lent Ia the darinerS' church
the opening srfNlFv, ASH " tdnesdaS
being addressed bl % nHmber-ot Epls'
Copalian clerg}m'n on Golden texts
from ST Jonn > SO. pei
Memorial ser, tees Tor the late REV
Reed StuuTt, were held rueSduH nt-
ternoon iu use First Unitarian church
al which the dead divine had been
pastor for .5 years The services
were In charge OF the recently IN
stalled pastor, the Rev Eugene snip
pen.
john l.. Boyle, who was excused from
service la the Fritch ease, on ne
count OF his IS years IL sald 20 DE i
psychic. with strange powers tor re-
covering lost fortunes aud buried
Treasures. tie may be called as "A
Juryman In the ease against chaun-
Is cey w, Hammond, chan grd win the
inert OF $1,000 from the l.. NJ. T.. 90
That money has never been located.
Clyde CrichneId. formerly employed a.
mnchlnist la the plant ~ the H.
MI Co. has been missing from
ms home No. "a Wabash-ave, since
Sept. I, and his wife fears for his
safety. she says that Crichneld =
mother. living ia Berea, O.. received
letter from him stating that sne
would never see him aguln BEFORE
leaving he drew his pay. Two
months after lac lett, child WAS
born.
Carl Thompson, pnroIcd by Judge Con-
molly after conviction on charge al
forgery. and arrested "a few days aSO
BY the Toledo police on another Iot6-
eIy charge. was brought back 70 De-
tfOit, Tuesday afternoon, hy betec-
tive Seymour, and within rev
hours was on Ills way TO Marquette
prison, under sentence OF II years
Thompson was taken before Judge
Connolly Immediately after his ar
rival In Detroit he admitted that
h, had broken his parole hN COINS
on a drunk and passing some worth
less checks.
One OF the Bailey TaNIcnb Co.'s autos,
driven by Fay Van HOuten, crashed
into fre hydrant ar REID ana Jei-
terson-aN,s.. shortly after o'clock.
Tuesday night The fire MIGRANT was
snapped OH short the taNicab was
turned over. and the front portion
wrecked. Joseph Galloway and his
daughter. address UNKNOWN were
riding Ia the vehicle NJ the time. ana
they, with the chauffeur We're
thrown out on tie pavement, but es-
capped with slight injuries Nan ilou-
ten telephoned for another auto, ana
the party proceeded on ITS way.
An examination ~ candidates for ca
detshIpS In the nited states revenue
cutter service, VIII Ice hCld tu bc
troit April D. nest capt b. l.. Reed,
OF the reseUpe cutter Morrill, has
been notified that tnere are - va
Cancles ina the line amt tWs Natau -
oies in the engineer corps. 60 b."
nl-d by competitive examinations.
which are 10 De- held simultaneously
iu large cities throughout the coun-
Try turturr iut"tmdtion about the
requirements Tor entrance INTO the
service viii be Furnished by Capt
Reed upon request
A general call has been sent out 10
Albion college "bOys" who attended
tbet institution between 1880 ana
1895, 10 gather ia the Hotel POnt-
CuartraiE. Thursday evening, for
reunion. There VIII be no speeches
o. banquet but Just 'talkfest" tn"
idea OF the reuuiuu came from
Charles III. Fem, of New York, VINO
was editor OF The college paper. The
Boomerang. during his senior. year.
Mr.. Fem is I'm Detroit FOR few
days ..hu was anNlous 10 meet as
many Of his classmates as possible.
Among th, bvtroit"rs on the list are
four OF tEe clty's clcrgymen. the Rev.
& h. Allcn tie Rev j. - MacDon-
aid. the Rev &. n. Perrin, and the
Rev. " H. Burnett,
A warning 90 danger 60 the water sup
ply or the city through the cOnstruc-
ing sewer tunnel IN Jefferson ave.
was prepared BY the water board,
common council Tuesday evening.
This letter. signed by President John
l. Dodge ana Secretary Ben Quincy.
calls attention 60 the fact that Their"
Is possibility OF breaks in the great
water mains which would result In
great inCoul euieu,e and possible cN-
IRENE damage 20 property and loss OF
life Therefore, the utmost caution
H. the tuuneling is requested In
the bidding Tor IRON pipe and valves.
the American Car x Foundry Co. and
Roe, stephens Co. were awarded
contracts
- child should be taught that sin ~
the only thing punishedi he should
be taught the Ten Commandments
simply and undrrstaDdiuEIN said
Miss Clara Wood MlnRius IN an IN
teresting lecture, Tuesday evening,
In the Woodward ave. Baptist church
parlOrs on The child and the law
Miss Minglns was for ]. years head
OF the Kindergarten work in the De-
trOit public schools which she estab-
liShed but is now out Of ,uoUl work
entirely and iu the Held OF lectuiing.
She has an attractive personality,
good voice and happy way OF IN
tersperstuR her common sense 0rgu-
ments with personal anecdotes, SO
that her public uttcrauces are not
only Informative but frequently
brightly humorous. Miss Mlngins
viii lecture again "Wednesday even
ing, in tho same place on The need
Of prOgresslNe growth.
How n yellow diamond came
breaking Oft the engagement OF Dr.
Stanley WesoIowski OF Detroit and
Bay city young lady WAS told IN
Justice OTIS court, Tuesday after
noon. Or WcSoIoWskN purchased the
diamond from William H. schultz. a
Jeweler. paying Sl20 lie took il 10
Bay CITY and placed 10 on the young
womans finger. In q few DAYS the
ring was returned TO him with the
Information that the diamond was
yellow. and the engagement was or
The doctor bought another sparhIcr
making sure this time that ~ was
blue white. lie took IL 10 Bay City.
placed II on the same finger. and
now everything is lovely pr Weso-
lowsk then brought suit 10 resCiud
the first sale. The dealer rlaimed
that the yellow tinge ga the diamond
was pointed ont 10 the doctor when
he purchased IL. ana Tor that reason
he sold II at cost. Judge OFT with
held his decision