The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-03
WHERE LIFE is
. WORTH LIVING


mt the close OF business on Dec; 81,
there was on hand 81. i40. 224.3s- LAST
year the balance on manu- wa nh.r
6s7. The total receipts In psc ,r
ments si06.753.
inserested I'm the Domtnicn Motors
Co, Ltd. of Windsor, when mas JUS
been formed. A temporary oinse nus
been established at No. ~ fitt-s,
west. and the company Will start
manufacturing car known AS tnc
Royal Windsor very soon. ~ an
nounoed A. j. kinnucan Is secre-
tary.
Prize books were given the successful
contestants for the best recitation o.
a New Years greeting. at the nrs.
Newsboys' association. sunday even
ing. In the Y. NJ c. A. hall. The pro-
gram was fine one ana inciuue"
humorous selections by LEWIS nss =,
and music by Harry Browne, THOMAS
Moore, and the Newsboys band.
The funeral services Of the late George
a. Freer, for - years foreman TOT
the d. U. r.. Will take place TUESDAY
sfternoon es esioek po rrom The
Junior order OF American Mechanics
will have charge OF the funeral. the
deceased having been an active nnen.
Der OF that organization for 10 wears.
Mr.. Freer is survived by his WIDOW
and ten children.
j. J. scanneIl. formerly president NJ INC
D~troit Federation Of Labor. w1u,d
like TO locate any relatives OF VIII g.,
lam Dreaver. formerly well known IN
Detroit as "a Socialist orator. VINO
died in Vancouver. Il. C., recently.
1T seems that one OF my puslueI'
cards was found In D-eavers pocke,.
hence the request 10 me to ind MS
Detroit relatives IL possible: says
Scannell The man had not been IN
Detroit for about three years
IN m
grand lodge officers Of the order this
week and joint installations Will pc
held I'm Oddfcllows' temple, on ran
dolph-st.. Tuesday eyen Iy gave gave
ave, Thursday evening. and Oddfei,
lows temple. on Hubbard-ave. ana
Baker-st.. Friday evening. A theater
party, followed by supper: VIII De
evening.
A series of evangeIistIc meetings ls
now being held I'm the Central VI. -.
church. with the Rev. Joseph Hark
ness head OF the Union Gospel mis-
sion. OF st. Paul. MINI. and at one
time an associate evangelist or
"Gipsyv Smith, in charge. The Rev
4. ID. Leete and the Rev. H. A. Ma
COON. pastor and assistant pastor. re-
spectively OF the church will assist
In the meetings. which will continue
every night until Jan. %.
James Folsom. 81 civil war veteran.
dence. No. 1875 Cass-ave., after an Ill
ness OF three years. Mr.. Folsom was
20 years old and served with the
Third regiment OF Colorado cavalry.
In 1864. he came to Detroit 20 live.
after having been severely wounded
in battle widow and one daugh-
ter. Mrs Isabel Tier. survive. He was
member of Gen. O. NJ. Poe post. q.
A. r.. which will have charge OF the
funeral, Tuesday morning.
DIR. Frederick 4. Cook. alleged North
pole fakIr. II I'm Detroit. according Z"
the latest rumor. which comes from
Windsor IL had its origin in the
fact that a mysterious woman re-
Gently called at the Windsor .postof-
fee for mail addressed to Mrs. Dr.
Fred Cook and then hurried To De-
troit. This was about the time the
doctor was supposed to be in London,
Ont. and the manufactures OF the
rumor evidently has deduced that the
doctor has now joined his wife In
this city.
Upwards Of 500 persons attended the
cornerstone laying OF the new North
Woodward Presbyterian church. sun
day afternoon. The ceremonies were
in charge OF the pastor. the Rev.
sherman l.. Divine. Richard owen.
chairman of the building committee.
DIR. George H. I.au. and DIR. William
Bryant The congregation was Or
ganized in March, 1908, with FOL
charter members, and now numbers
SIG members The new church VIII
for occupancy i'm the fall.
Dennis Frederick, one Of the oldest
hrcmcn In point OF service In the De,
troit department.. when he retired
evening. in his home. No. 1872 Selden-
ave. He had been I'll several months
but seemed no worse than usual
when he was suddenly stricken just
after playing game of cards with
his family Mr.. Frederick was 81
years Old and had been fireman 2s
years. lie is survived by his brother.
Fire Chief James Frederick, his
widow and Ave children. Mrs Fran
ces Wright. Walter. Frank, Guy and
Charles Frederick.
An interesting description of Yellow
stone park. it's discovery and scenic
beauties was given by Director A.
H. Griffith. In the Museum Of Art.
sunday afternoon, the lecture being
illustrated by splendid stereopticon
views. The large number OF people
who were unable to gain admission
To the auditorium to hear the lecture
gave Director Griffith an opportunity
To set forth many OF the arguments
in favor of new and greater mu-
scum. with an auditorium the size
OF which would he sufficient TO ac-
commodate all who wish to hear the
sunday afternoon lectures.
Negotiations have been practically
closed between President Hutchins OF
the Detroit United Railway. and w.
G. Durant. head of the General Mo-
t'iH W. lpl 'ut Nul'HdSt ny the
latter OF the Woodward ave. car barns
and track yards at Woodward-ave.
and Amsterdam-st This will mean
Cadillac Motor Car Co, one of the
properties OF the General Motors, and
the transfer OF the Woodward barns
TO Highland Park The company pur-
chased 90 acres on the west side of
Woodward ave. north of the new
Ford Motor works. about a year ago.
II Is understood that the new barns
viii he erected next summer.
bert I'm SEEKING slot machines In
has caused such n turmoil in political
circles OF these districts. that GOV.
Warner may be appealed to. to re-
move Justice Randolph. of Highland
Park, from office John Marquette
dealer In slot machines. says the
whole matter will he laid before the
governor soon. Hebert is alleged 10
have seized machines illegally and
Randolph is said to have been UNI
necessarily active in convicting sa-
loonkeepers. and to have shown par
TALLY. Randolph is ready TO fight
he says. and promises before the year
is out to get the goat" of at least
two office holders. One of these Is
Henry Jacobs, village clerk OF High
land Park. The other, the Justice
Will not name Hebert hasn't given
up the fight. either. and on Sunday
obtained evidence against five sa-
loonkeepers for selling liquor during
prohibited hours.
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