The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

his health failed ne was employed by
the Mt. Vernon Bridge Co The
parents and one sister. Miss Louise
Tuthill. student at the University
or Michigan. survive. Burial will be
In Norwood. q.
Mrs. AdeIia Clark, OF Durand, Mich,
heir of the Huldah Moore estate.
which was fought through the courts
Tor eight years, is now contesting the
Zee OF $4,000 charged by Attorney
Edward +. Kane. OF Detroit, The es-
tate Is worth $4,000. Judge Hubert
has taken the question OF the Zee
under consideration.
Mrs. Clara Webb, of Ann Arbor, who
represents herself as the mother of
Lois Mold the li-year-old girl now
In charge OF the Juvenile court on a
charge OF perjury I'm connection with
charges made I'm the recorders court
against her father. has written TO
Judge Hubert. asking for the Gus
tody of the girl. This is the first
time the mother has made any claim
To the child. although the latter has
been In the hands OF the court Tor
several weeks Her case Is now be-
fore the supreme court awaiting a
decision on an application by her
aunt for a writ OF habeas corpus. and
until that Is handed down she Is In
Charge OF Miss Freeman. probation
officer
The popularity OF The student, the
Central High school monthly publi-
cation. Is fully demonstrated In the
fact that the full edition OF l,bOO
copies OF the June number were sold
within fifIeeo minutes after being
placed on sale I'm the school corridors
Thursday. The current number Is
gotten out In a cover or dun blue.
the frontispiece showing an athlete
divesting himself OF crimson and
blue robe preparatory TO a race and
the pages within are OF bum color.
being devoted to Action. humor,
poetry. jokes, and school news OF all
kinds. There are several clever
sketches and cartoons and n number
OF excellent half-tone reproductions
of the various clubs and societies be-
longing TO the school.
In addition 90 the proposed plan by
which the House of Correction VIII
turn over "a part of the earnings OF
non-support prisoners toward the
support Of their needy families. Supt.
T.. T.. Dolan, OF the poor commission,
and Police Justice Stein, are tormu-
lating plan OF similar purpose, for
the care Of families without putting
the husband behind the bars. The
plan is to nave husbands put on pro-
baton when this is deemed advls-
able, but one-half OF their earnings
each week will be turned over TO the
police statiol nearest their homes. to
he given by the police 10 Supt. Dolan
for the care Of the family. The plan
is working veil in Washington, ID. G.,
and effort will be made 10 have IL
embodied In a Detroit ordinance.
The participation at two Poles, steve
StrUnI and AdoIph KOmenski in the
custom popular In Europe or whip
ping women with switches on Easter
Monday. has brought them into all
kinds OF trouble. The whipping is
usually done playfully and Is consid,
cred great sport, But Steve and
Adolpl were too strenuous. SO John
Ziellnski a saloonkeeper alleges,
charging that they whipped his sis
tiers whiit-theF-ReF -bed-TAeHr
John saws, they smashed the windows
in his place and destroyed his furni-
ture He broIght suit against them
I'm Justice L"mkie's court Thursday
afternoon, aud was given verdict
for $50. Adolph and Steve were In
court with their heads encased In
. bandages and smelling strongly OF
medicine. They charge that while in
ZielinskTs saloon they were attacked
by a crowd ln1 almost killed. They
have started suit for $4,000 against
tho saloonkeeper.
The senior class OF the Detroit College
Of Law, which graduates June I8.
turned a neat trick at its graduation
Thursday night, at the expense or
Jasper G. Gates and Elisha A. Fraser.
two OF the Oldest members OF the
faculty Dean Van Zile was n party
eddy embarrassing to the two faculty
members. but ended most happily.
Toastmaster Arthur T.. Gordon had
paid high tribute to the two attor-
neys. and Mr.. Gates had risen TO re-
ply when the banqueters fairly
shouted him down. Dean Van Zile
arose. and with mock gravity. de-
plored the outbreak against the two
esteemed faculty members, who
didn't quite know what to make OF
IL all. Meanwhile, two members OF
the class. were stealing up behind
Messrs Gates and Fraser. with hand
some silk gowns. which were pre-
scented to them by Dean Van Zfe In
Happy speech. telling OF the high
regard In which they were held by
, the members OF the class