The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


sons name Is Henry Willis.
No. I03 Gratiot-sve., committed sui-
eide Tuesday by drinkins carponc
acid. She came originally from i,ort
Huron and her relatives there nave
/ been notified.
Frank y, (.ohr, 30 years old, foreman
for John 4. sullivan Il 90, cigar
manufacturers, died Tuesday In MS
/ home. No. $50 Leland-st. He II sur
vived by seven children. Tne tu !.
neral viii be held from st. Aibertus
church. Friday morning.
Dore E. wallace, 81 years old, In under
arrest ON warrant sworn out Dy
Minnie McCullen. No. 20 sipley-st'
She says she gave him seVov 70 sc
cure a concession at fair In Kan
sas City that he did not get the CON
cession and failed TO return the
money.
Thomas Tyler, "a years old, No. 100
the central police station TUESDAY
night on charges preferred by me
mother SIs Ruth , Mhe elem S Sar
daughter away with promises OF hne
clothes
The com mission, headed by Gov. War
ner, which has been Investigating
the contract labor question. ~ now
IN Lansing for the purpose OF draft
ing it's report. 10 be submitted 10 the
next legislature. The commission
has visited prisons in Baltimore,
phlladelphia', Gharness1 on Me Ma snd
Concord, n. H., Thomastoh, Me- anu
Elmira, y. Y.
John H. Connnt, retired capitalist, 10
foreman Of the federal grand jury,
which commenced It's November term
Tuesday. William IL. Irvine. real es-
tate man. Is secretary. ana W. w.
Hannan is also member. the nrst
case taken up was that or John Eli
ing. charged with impersonatlng an
In
money from saloonkeepers by false
pretenses IL is thought the session
will be short.
A merger OF n large number OF moving
country includes the National Nau-
dette Film Co. OF Detroit. which has
just been sold to the General Film
of the '.film trust" a. j. Dillingham;
and Philip Gleichman. or Inc Ma
tional Vaudette Co. with Offices AT
No. II Griswold st. are sald 10 nave
received 100000 for their interests.
Mr. Giliingham Will remain win the
General Film Co. as manager or the
Detroit branch.
"Fifth Avenue at Twilight" one Of the
most attractive pictures in the col
lection recently exhibited, in the
Detroit Museum of Art, by the Am
erican painter, Birge Harrison. has
been purchased by the museum TOT
it's permanent collection. MIR Harri-
son is one OF the foremost OF Ameri-
can painters, and his work. In the
opinion OF connoisseurs, Is oouhu 70
Increase In artistic and intrinsic
value Detroiters competent to
Judge. believe the museum is fortu-
nate TO own a Harrison canvas
installation OF pay-enter cars ON the
Third-nve. line II dcpiored by news
hoys along the route. one younss-
Ter nj Sciien-ave and another at
Joy-st formerly did a large business
selling papers 10 passeneer oo ~,
block With the pay-enters, they are
are not allowed TO do 80, ana III ~
only when they can attract lhe no
tice OF old customers ana can Ine'a,
sale The Joy-st. boy has gone out
of business. But the other is pluckliy
hanging on. and his trade is coming
back to him.
Former GOV. +. IL. GOodlnE, or idnho'
"a native Of Michigan, Il spending
few days at the CharlevoiN h",nl
was governor from 1904 TO 1898, ana
came into public notice durlnS t he
prosecution of the officials or the
Western Federation OF Miners Tor
the killing of ex-Gov. Steunenberg.
Mr.. Gooding was born In van Buren
county and he thinks he still holds
the corn husking record of that
county. having husEed i2G bushels
in lC hours He went west when /,
as one OF Idahos big men: he owns
several ranches and tx famous for
the thoroua hbred sheep he raises.
k,,u CYRUS chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons, il the first of the Masonic bod;
les in Detroit to hold It's annual
election The officers chosen. Tues
day night, are: High priest, Caiita
H. Edwards: king, Frank l.. WILCOX
scribe. Harry Hanford; treasurer, Al
fred A. Gray; secretary. y u I,t'S:
captain Of the host. Fred w. Morton;
principal sojourner. John > BlacN'
royal arch captain George L. Nor
ris: master third veil, Fred w. smith
master second veil. l.. r, summers;
Tor steward, John Ii. keyser; chap
lains. William $ Sayres, d. ID; sam
ueI !. Marquis. y. D., Lee =. McCoi-
lester H. D.; sentinel. Henry Benal
lack; representative to the Masonic
temple association. Clarence III. Leon
ard: chairman OF entertainmeht com
mlttee. Vincent v green chapter
trustee. Hiram Marks.
Judgment for HlO5 was returned
against the Western Union by a jury
in Judge Murfin's court. Tuesday ar
ternoon in the suit brought by John
Marab. Saida AIDA. Syrian woman;
went TO New York 10 meet 1rlenu
at Ellis Island, and Marab told her
II she needed money TO telegraph for
IT, The woman made the acquaint-
ance OF countryman In New ork,
and during the conversation tolu MN
of the arrangement she had made 10
get money from Marab This coun-
tryman tclesraphed for the cash'
using Saida's name. He had no DIFF
hculty in cashing the order when IL
hotelkeeper Marab sued first In the
Justice court and Justice Lemkie
gave Judgment against the company,
holding that the New York agent
should have known that Saida was
wonan's name. The company ap-
nealed TO the circuit court. and the
verdict was affirmed