The Detroit times., 1910-02-12

Get Il today la usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
the council granted permission for
tits temporary closing, his action
being due 70 desire TO secure an.
other hearing before the councll
committee. fhe teamsterS say they
use the streets In going To and from
the Michigan Central depot during
busy hours, Third-st. being made
qlate for all the travel.
Not until after Deputy sheriff Grandt
kicked ia the door OF her store at
No, Cos Fifteenth did Miss stella
Hulan agree To give up possession OF
the premises 10 her brother IN law
". II. Shannon. Miss Hulan held out
for several days against the writ OF
eviction secured against her, but
sheriff CASTOR decided. Friday after
noon, that the law must De enIoIeeu'
and at his own expense sent a NOV
ing van TO the place Miss Hulan
furniture was removed To the home
OF her sister. Mary Hulan. at No. ego
Raker-st About rs women OF the
neiEhborhod were on hand To see
Miss Hulan on. and cheered her but
shannon was received with dtsfaVor'
Omar DE CleTa. proprietor OF belgian
saloon and boarding house AT No, jS
Bates-st.. has asked the police to try
TO locate Julius Morraye, Il years
old who came here from Belgium
nine weeks ago. and disappeared last
Tuesday afternoon, with about $50
IA his pockets. DE Clerq fears Toul
play. Morraye was divorced from
his wife just before he left the old
country. IL is said. De Clerq says the
Young man received a letter, Mon
day, telling him that he was heir to
fortune OF $1,000. Morraye was
sausage maker and had disposed OF
quantity Of his wares In Paul An
dries saloon, No. 1854 Jefferson ave,
Just before his disappearance.
In spite of her three-scOre years, Mrs.
Mnry jacques, of Sandwich, exercised
the feminine caprice OF changing her
mind like any school girl when she
declined 10 marry Jean Grondin, OF
Detroit, almost at the altar. The
marriage was 10 have taken place
Friday morning In l. Assumption
church. Sandwich. and the Rev. FIR,
Cote was In readiness TO perform the
ceremony. waiting fully an hour for
reached him that the bride-to- be had
changed her mind Mrs. jacques IL
about 60 years old, and resides with
married daughter In Sandwich MT
Grondin liz prosperous contractor or
Detroit. The lady refuses 10 discuss
the AFFAIR in any way.
Judge Swan has rendered an Import
ant bankruptcy decision In cOnnec-
ton with the case OF T. III. Gilkey, OF
Richland. The later was Interested
AZ a partner I'm the firm OF Whitney,
Gilkey q Co, owners OF the Richland
bank The bank failed and Gilkey
Referee Briggs decided that Gilkeys
personal creditors should be paid In
the same proportion as the general
creditors OF the bank. Judge Swan
has reversed this finding. holding
that the individual creditors OF GIL
key must be paid first out OF his In
dividual assets. any remainder going
To the creditors OF the Richland bank.
The case was pressed by ID. l. Mer-
rill. OF Battle Creek. who had an In
dividual claim OF $ll zoe against Gill
hs toto 10 ha ARQf Ia
point under the amended bankruptcy
law.
A last chance IN 10 be given aliens 10
become citizens before the provisions
OF the Warner-Cramton act bar out
such OF the unnaturaliZed saloon
Keepers are seeking citizenship
papers. The circuit court judges
have fixed on April as special
examination day for naturalization
cases. The regular hearing day
wOu:c have been April %. lnaSmuch
as the Warner ramton liquor law
requires that applications for liquor
licenses be filed by April Is, the
change in dates will allow some who
have been negligent In filing their
declarations OF intention to become
citizens. last change to get under
the wire They must be citizens to
get saloon licenses. BY the new or
der, all those who got their petitions
have chance to appear in court
April y. and try to show their fitness
10 Vote-and incidentally to draw
beer. There are quite a number OF
saloOnkeepers who VIII have
chance To profit by the concession
and who Will thus be able to hold
onto their business.
The fOrty-sixth anniversary OF the
founding Of the knights of Pythiaa
will be celebrated in Harmonic hail,
Saturday evening, Feb. 19. under the
auspices OF the Phythian Association
OF Wayne county and vicinity. Ad-
mission will be free. and the general
public is invited. Chase s. Osborn
OF Sault Ste Marie. a member Of the
order. will deliver his lecture on
Sicily, Syracuse and the Story OF
Damon and Pythias." and short talks
on Pythianism will be given by prom
inent members OF the order. including
GOV. Warner. grand chancellor or
the Knights Of Pythias OF Michigan,
and Mrs. Mary Nomberg. grand chief
OF the Pythian Sisters. Mayor Brett
meyer, member OF Damon lodge
No. 3, WIN give an address OF WEI
come Instrumental music will be
furnished by the orchestra OF Wash
ington lodge. No 2l3. OF Wyandotte
and the Solvay Cornet band. Harold
Jarvis will sing. Features OF the
entertainment will be an exhibition
by the famous Bohemian gymnasts
OF Garfield lodge. No. A.. and the re-
production OF the drama OF Damon
and Pythias in moving pictures