The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-16
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The executive and membership COM
"ttees of the Detroit Credit Mems
assoclat ion met I'm the Pontchartrain.
tuesday evening, for an informal
year.
Henry v. Martin. accused af u.ius the
malls 90 defraud, Withdrew MI. plea
OF not guilty I'm the United states
court, Tuesday. and entered a plea
OF mole contendre instead. He VIII
be sentenced by Judge Swan the nrst
tuesday In June.
Mrs. Isabella Watkins. nged 81. widow
@s the Rev. John Watkins. who died
In her home No. ~ IIarper-aye. She
was a daughter OF James Harvey.
an old lake captain. Funeral services
VIII be held IN II. Paul's Episcopai
church. "Wednesday afternoon.
Fred Bray, ~ years old. 81 No. 3sS La
inyette-biyd.. was struck by mn au-
tomobile driven by lack Palmer, No.
S26 National-ave. at Randolph 81.
and Jererson-ave. Tuesday night;
itls right ear was cut in two, ana
he was taken 10 81. Mary's hospital
In the automobile. lie Will recover.
ID. II. MnxneId. Gf Naples, ". ", arrived
In Detroit. Tuesday, aud announced
james jam h Scott RE ein.i Mere % 70 look after
any interest he may have In scott
estate. Or; Alexander n. scott , OF
81. Joseph. Mich, Is another heir, lie
any attempt made To break the Scott
will.
IL. IL. Quick. 20 year. old. of BrItton.
Mich, was found dead LA bed. Tues
day afternoon, In the Franklin hotei.
Heart disease is believed 20 have
been the cause. lie was well known
at the hotel, as he was frequent
visitor TO Detroit Coroner burgess
has ordered II postmortem eNamlna-
ton to determine the exact cause OF
Gaining entrance through a side win
dow, which hnd bcen left unlocked,
burglars ransacked the machine shop
of the Gunderson Nv alter Co, No. 1876
Bellevue-ave, some time Tuesday
night. and carried away 81 expensive
at $lsS. The plumber included pliers;
squares. mlcromcters. drills. oil
stones. and variety OF other tools
John Novack, "a second member Of the
gang which piundered the PunES-
Finch Auto q Gas Engine Co, OF
$1,000 worth or auto accessories, was
convicted In Judge Phelans court
Tuesday. Joseph Pricolcli charged
with buying the stolen goods, was
also convicted. Both were remanded
for sentence John Krzyansiak. con
victed last week. appeared as n Wit
ness against Noyack and Pricolck
William Boyd, of Chicago, western I'D
NertisinE manager for the Curtis
Publishing Co. OF Philadelphia. Will
be the chief speaker At Wednesday
nights meeting OF the Adcraft club
The general topic OF discussion Will
be. Making retail salespeople live up
10 the Advertising" q. L. Dorworth
OF the Traver- Bird Co. VIII preside.
Others who Will participate, In the
RTosI James are s, Mi.,nm A. and dhamoea
Lendke.
a pitiful case of destitntion IL TINT Of
Mrs. Charles Eastman. abandoned
four weeks ago by her husband. and
left in a strange city with two little
girls. Iva, aged 8. and Violet, 3 years
old. Mrs. Eastman was forced to
leave the boarding house where they
Z had been staying and obtained rooms
on the third floor OF No. go Michigan
ave The Associated Charities Is
helping her. and she has obtained
work at an overall factory. earning
$3.50 week.
The Rev. r. H. Cutler. pastor Of the
Fourteenth-ave. baptist church. and
chairman OF the committee OF the
J. Pastors union. reported at a meet
ing. Tuesday. that most OF the
churches were opposed To bringing to
! Detroit an evangelist for general
/ revival He said the revival was
opposed chiefly because IL would be
interdenominational Denominations
al jealousy is the root OF the trouble"
Methodist clergyman said In dis
GUESSING the matter.
The Highland Park village council.
Tuesday might. decided to withhold
action with regard To the laying OF
a grade crossing at Woodward-ave.,
by the Detroit Terminal railway. un-
State fa}aoad cdlnm issd 'el The VIE
layers Insist that the grades be sep
backed spd bY s pIs1n ,esy w are
Is Interested By reason OF the fact
that Highland Park viii ultimately
be part OF the city.
The steamer Arundel. owned by the
Darius Cole Transportation Co, has
been sold 10 the Crawford Transpor-
tation Co, OF Chicago. and will run
The new owners will add "a number
of staterooms, giving her SO In all,
and 100 more berths. OF recent years
the Arundel has run between Char
lotte, ~ Y, and the Thousand ISL
ands. Before that. for many years
she was on the Port Huron-Detroit
run. She also ran between Bay city
and Alpena for time.
william Muratxke. 10 years old. was
arrested by Detectives Wilson and
Black, Tuesday when he tried TO
cash check for sl63, purporting to
be signed by r.. c. Blake. wholesale
furrier. in the Peoples state bank
FeEnimore Blake. son or the FUR
rier, had drawn the fake check In
the postoffice. and had sent him into
the bank To cash IL. while he waited
outside. Blake IL now on parole
from the recorders court. Tor driving
away with automobiles. The police
are looking for him.
The development OF the stove indus
try in Detroit wns the subject of an
interesting lecture by George H.
Barbour. vice-president and general
manager OF the Michigan stove
works. in Detroit college. Tuesday
evening. He told his hearers that
the four big stove plants in this city
employ $500 men, who receive So
100000 in wages annually, and turn
out stoves Valued al s6.500.00O. He
told OF the wonderful increase in the
use OF gas as fuel which, he said.
would be the fuel OF the future. Fol-
lowing the lecture reception was
bour and other pioneer stove manu-
facturers OF the city
NOn earth ns IL IL la heaven" was the
subiecf of nm address delivered iu
the North Woodward Methodist
church, Tuesday evening. by Bishop
A. Quayle Discussing the danger
from trusts he said the country was
in more danger from single souls Inn
pregnated with selhshness. The