The Detroit times., 1910-01-18

ave. Police officers who raided the
game. said that so cents In small
change was on the sidewalk. Tnd
they seized the dice and the boys.
Justice Jefrries ruled that the anti
gambling law did not apply TO boy
crap shooters" but warned the boys
against further indulgence In the
game.
Although Iecturing on shnkespeare's
"Macbeth." Prof. y. II. Clark, OF the
University OF Chicago. took occasion
To criticize the modern police court
methods. In the Church OF Our Faith
ing more vulgar or repulsive than
our police court justice" said Prof.
Clark. 1T is most unsatisfactory and
II fails at every point"
Margaret SchaIte. IO-yeur-old daughter
Of Edward Schaite. cnretnker of the
Crosse Pointe track. was painfully.
but not fatally wounded. by her
SEotaer Edward; Monday afte ern,,na
with gun. A charge OF fine shot
from the gun. In Edwards hands:
struck the little girl in the head and
shoulders. but DR.. John r. Bennett.
who was called. says that unless
blood poisoning develops. the little
girl Is In no danger. DIR. Bennett de-
clares that the shooting was acci-
dental.
gnn IL recognized as Insane, was the
statement made by DIR. &. r. Sawyer.
OF Marion. o.. in a talk before the
Detroit Homeopathic Practitioners'
society. Monday evening. In the Y.
NJ. G. \. People should be educated
up TO the fact that insanity Is Meth
er disgrace nor dishonor TO the
family In which 1t occurs" said DR..
SrotSapy seisss sspsa Z.
the hest means OF treating mental
diseases, which no declared to be
alarmingiy on the increase.
n
city plnn and Improvement com mis-
sion In favor OF having the proposed
lake front boulevard. which Is TO run
po Prom the Earm water works to Crosse
the lake instead OF some 200 or ESQ
feet inland. Previous to the forma-
ton OF this commission. the Board OF
Commerce had had special commit
tee working for a long time on this
boulevard plan. but at that time the
property owners In that section were
unwilling TO dedicate land on the
shore. Now a number OF property
owners have agreed to the watersde
plan. George T.. Kessler, a Kansas
City landscape architect. has pre-
Jared boulevard plans. The commits
sion hopes to perfect its plans with
ir this year.
The Central Christian church. in the
immediate future. plans 10 establish
two new churches, one on the east
side and the other on the west side
made at the annual business meet =
ing, Monday evening. The year just
closed has been one of gain In all
branches for the church. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Trustee, one year, j.
J. Clutton. three years. Frank Dan
lei, +. ;. Campbell deacons, one
year. IL. L. Rogers; three years, Jesse
VI. Smith George s. Hammond w II.
Reach. w III. Manners: alternate
deacons. one year, r.. +. Button. John
pnln 81 APlr u H.
Jesse ri. Smith financial secretary.
Miss Pearl Van Valkcnberg; usher
in-chiet. +. J. Engel; assistants, VIM.
McLachlan. J. Arthur Daniel
IL IN up TO the Michigan state AgricuI-
fair, az to whether a Michigan Ola
mond Jubilee exposition will be held
In this city In 1912. This was the
question in the meeting In Mayor
Breitmeyer's office, Monday after
noon to consider the idea President
Postal of the State Fair, is rather
dubious as To taking up OF such a
plan by his association. He would
favor II III such an exposition could
be held without hurting the annual
success OF the State Fair That In
stitutlon has had trouble to get any
help from the state for its own uses
and would have much more trouble
with getting funds for an exposition.
twas the opinion of those who took
part In the conference that at least
$l,OOOOOO would be required for the
exposition and most of those present
doubted whether this could be raised
In Detroit. The plan will now rest
until the state Fair directors meet.