The Detroit times., 1910-06-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Michigan beet fields are the Io,,a..s
sn,i n,nS Tor labor st the Michigan free
party or 80 was sent TO the Michigan
Beet Sugar Co, In Caro-. Tuesday.
Paul Fekste, the ssioonkeeper who at
on tecSn,Ss sns hi. ease di.n ..,.ss
Tuesday afternoon. of the charge OF
keeping his saloon open on sunday
struck BY a street ear NJ jefferson
George M MAJ, isS,n, Tuesday night.
vermont-aye.. was so badly Injured
that he had to be removed to Red
Cross hospital. He Will recover.
Msmbsrs Of the public lighting com
handsome badges. bill for $40 Tor
p proxss Tor TWO members was APP
Sa ao'e" ny the common council. Tues
costs from 3ia to ,it' s'"a"' 0"as'
The Rev. Ernest Van Dyke, of 80.
Aloysius' church, has been com PEELED
70 1--WE up his parochial duty. owing
day, for an extended vacation. Dur
Ing his absence, FIR Linskey. assist
ant pastor will be In charge OF the
The mother OF Arthur smith, 10 Year,
OLD, Who hn. been missing for sew
oral days, thinks her son went away
MN MI Hingling Bros circus; The boy
circus NE The police are searching
Tor him In towns where the circus Is
now playing.
Philip Pano, NJ sharon, Pa, was ar
rested, Tuesday night, by Detective
Redmond and Sergt Boettchcr, OF
the Chene-st station. Piano is al
Sharon. Pa. June l. zeslo died a
week later. The Sharon police will
send for Piano.
Thomas Oxiadsia, seven years old,
pceked through crack I'm the wall
OF Mrs. Rosa Gusza's home at No. 80
Norton-st, Tuesday, and someone on
the inside poured boiling water into
badly scaided. and 1t was feared for
a time that he would lose the sight
OF one eye.
movement 20 have the bible read and
the curriculum OF the public Schools
has been started by the Young Mems
club of the Highland Park Presby-
declare their intention OF going
about the achievement OF their object
in Systematic way. The movement
Is not In any sense sectarian.
Corporation Counsel Hally has In
formed the department OF buildings
that until the new building code goes
into effect, IL has no power to regu-
late the construction OF buildings be-
yond power contained In the old ordi-
nances; The department. sought to
neer building on Jefferson ave, be-
tween Taft-ave. and the Belt line.
Milk Inspector George II. Palmerlee. of
the health hoard, poured 50 gallons
or milk into the gutter. at Gratfot-
ave- and the Grand Trunk tracks,
Tuesday afternoon. The milk was
shipped warm instead OF complying
with the health board order that all
milk should be kept at tempera-
ture OF so degrees or under. The
milk had been shipped from Frazer,
Mich. to a big Detroit creamery.
Referee In bankruptcy Harlow T.. Da-
vock, left wednesday, morning ON
trip to Battle Creek and Jackson.
where three important bankruptcy
hearings are on, two OF them in the
former city. In Battle Creek he VIII
meet the creditors OF Meyer j.
Franklin. doing business as the Mich.
igan Iron Metal Co. and of Emil
Bueltzingloewen, composing the
Wolverine Grain Co, and In Jack
son, the creditors of Edward !. Mus
liner.
The ordination OF IL priests will take
place Wednesday morning, June ~,
In SS.s Peter and Paufs cathedral.
with Bishop Patrick X. Henron, Win
ona Wis, officiating. The following
will be ordained: ID. J. Ryan: Jack
son; NJ ]. Farrell. of Holy Trinity
parish. Detroit: Leo Gaffney, 81
feo's parish, Detroit; John w. Court
ney, Dexter. Mich; william ou J.
ski and George II. Fritz. St Josephs;
Detroit: Anthony Strauss. Sacred
Heart parish, Detroit: Joseph Maier
Pigeon, Mich; Stantslaus Skrzycki'
Detroit: Herman Ostrowski, Daven-
mort Ia: Leo Panicki. Belleville. Ill,
and Laurence Maleck providence
r. I.