The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-02
WHERE LIFE IS
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decree of divorce was granted 20
Minnie n. Warning by Judge Ho.mer,

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A decree of divorce was granted 90
Minnie n. Warning by Judge Ho.mer,
| Thursday afternoon. Size charged
her husband. Llewellyn. with cruelty.
Congressman Edwin DENLY, defeated
Tor recollection by Frank r.. Dorenus,
says he Will make the run again In
1912. lie looks for a reaction then
In favor OF the Republicans.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haley was awarded a
verdict of $500 against the ID. q. a..
In Judge Mardells court. Thursday
afternoon. She was thrown from u
sherman car NJ Sixteenth St. as she
was attempting To alight
his illustrated lecture ON EARLY De-
| troit. under the auspices OF the
| windsor Historical society. In the
auditorium OF the public library,
windsor. next Monday night.
Receipts NJ the Detroit postofnce from
the sale of stamps and supplies for
| November. 1910. increased $1,000 a
day day. over Noyember, 1909; The hs,
SI62.50G.67, gain OF s25,94s
Attorney General Franz Kuhn has sp-
pointed Francis &. McCann, Of De-
troit. an assistant attorney general
In place OF j: s. kennary. or Detroit.
| who resigned Mr. Mccain has been
connected with the firm OF Steven
| son, Carpenter & Butzel
After q search lasting several weeks,
Anthony Wiihawski, IL years old,
who ran away from his home. No.
day morning by Truant officer Jor-
dan. He was working on the steam
| er City of Ignace. His parents took
him back home.
His efforts Ia Invent a perpetual mo-
| ton mschine. uuon which he work.
ed 10 years. finally unbalanced the
mind OF Frank Kuttler. No. So
Krupp-st. and he became so violent
TO other members OF the family that
II finally became necessary to remove
him to st. Marys hospital.
Alleging that he WIS falsely accused
| OF stealing n check and was dis
| charged from his position with
| Charles H.. Werner sons. glass
dolph-st., Charles Bonner began suit
ia Judge Murfins court, Thursday
afternoon, against Arthur Werner. a
member OF the firm.
Officers elected by AshIar lodge, No. 0I,
+: a. A: W., Thursday night, werei
l.. VIM: J. W.. Samuel r. Kingston;
treasurer, James Findlater: secre-
tary, Fred j. Lawrence; s. D.. j. II.
Waters. J. d., Hugo Gruschow; S. =.
member OF temple association. George
Irwin, p. NJ.
Charles NJ. Yeates, one Of the two spe-
cial examiners of the United states
pension bureau. with headquarters In
Washington. and left Thursday The
change was made at his request be-
cause the climate Is detrimental 10
his wife's health. No Information
has been received as 10 who his sue
cessor Will be.
Engrossed ON parchment and beauti-
fully bound In sealskin, the resolu-
tons OF regret and sympathy adopt
ed by the officers and employees OF
the Berry Bros. Varnish Co. on the
death of the late Joseph Berry. have
been presented to the fpmily. The
resolutions pay honor to the high
deep respect in which he was held.
Judge Murnn, Of the Wayne circuit
court, announces definitely that he
will not be candidate for re-elec-
ton. thus confirming what has been
the general belief for several months
The judge has been prominently
mentioned as successor to Judge
Swan in the federal court when the
latter retires. early next year IL
he is not appointed to this place.
Judge Muffin will resume his pri-
.vate practice.
In a meeting of Detroit camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, I'm the &. 4.
building. Thursday night, the fol-
rowing officers were elected: Com
mander. James ID. Hopper; senior
commander. Dennis ]. Carney:
junior vice-commander Charles +.
Heffner; officer of guard. Fred Bahr:
chaplain. Charles Massarang: sur
geon, DR. Frank Kelly: member
board of trustees. Edward Motl
was given Thursday evening by the
Adcraft club, in Its club rooms, when
about 80 members listened to bright
talks on aderaftsmanshiP by D. NJ
and w c. Radcliffe. Beginning on
Thursday evening. Dec. 5. the club
will take up three months study
OF advertising mediums. including
newspapers and magazines OF all
kinds. The Adcraft club Is growing
to such proportions that there Is
talk OF charging the club rooms.
Mrs. Charlotte stu, mother Of r. II.
StiII, Of the American Blower Co.,
began suit in Judge Rohnerts court,
Thursday. afternoon against the
"a balance OF s51l which she claims
on a policy taken out by her son.
The policy. which was for 1000, was
taken out in the Masonic Cooper
alive Life Insurance Co. which turn
ed IL over to the Home Life Insur-
ance Co, and by the latter was
transferred to the defendant COM
pany. This concern paid only s4ss.
claiming that the premiums paid to
the other companies had not been
turned over.
Warden james Russell, Of Marquette
prison, who pnssed through Detroit,
Thursday says that If the legisla-
ture will let the prisons alone they
Will soon become self-supportinR.
Ionia, ne says. IL practically so now;
Marquette now costs the state only
$50 900 g. year, a reduction OF $4,000
annually and Jackson IL started In
the right direction. He does not APP
prove OF the plan OF working con-
victs on the roads, and says TX Will
prove a costly experiment Warden
Russell also holds that convicts
no ha