The Detroit times., 1910-04-06
WHERE LIFE Is
= WORTH LIVING

~. n. Hawkins, OF the Ford Motor Co..
Will give the opening talk In the
factory cost accounting course of
the Detroit Technical Institute. In
room No. 800. " NJ. c. a building.
Wednesday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
The PnuIist missionaries, Rev Frs.
Conway and Walsh, now holding "A
three weeks mission in ST. Aloysius
church. VIII give special addresses TO
members OF the Catholic order of
Foresters. Friday evening, In st.
Aloysius school hall.
The Rev. Austin w. Mann. the deaf
mute missionary, will hold two spe-
cial services for deaf-mutes in ST
Johns Episcopal chapel, Sunday.
April 10. The holy communion SER
vice will be held at .i0:3 80 o'clock. and
general service at 3 o'clock, with
sermon.
w. Il. MackIem, r~uI estate dealer In
the Hammond building, lost 1878 La
the Peoples state bank, Tuesday
noon. lie drew the money, placed II
placed the letter In his inside coat
pocket He thinks he may have
dropped the package on the floor or
the bank.
Theodore schio.s, the circuit court
Juror. sent 10 Jail for 30 days for So
Letting a bribe. was released, Tues
day fine OF $3.50 was also Inn
posed by Judge Murphy, but Schloss
the question OF keeping him In jail
until the fine was paid. was. con-
sidered Judge Murphy decided that
he had been sufficiently punished.
laser. recently convicted of the mur-
der OF Mrs Martha Gahlan. was
made before Judge Mandeil, Tuesday
afternoon, by. Attorneys McHugh and
Gallagher. Forty-one reasons were
given. the principal one being that
the jury was not locked up during
the trial. Judge Mandell withheld MS
decision.
tn. uo,rd NJ Commerce has accepted
nm Invitation from the solvay Pro-
cess Co. TO inspect its great pIaht IN
the west end. THURSDAY attermo noon.
bers 10 the plant, leaving the corner
OF Congress and Griswold-sts.. at
1880 p m, The entire emit process ."da VII 81
be explained to the visitors.
Norman II. Conger. chief Of the wealth
err bureau In Detroit. gave an Inter
cstng lecture on how weather stat
Field-ave. branch OF the public IL
brary, Tuesday night In answering
criticism heaped upon the bureau. ne
said that the public usually knows
things about the weather which are
not known 10 the bureau.
Arguments In the cnse of the Ann Ar
bor and other railroads OF the state
against the Michigan railway COM
mission. were completed before Judge
Donovan. Tuesday afternoon, and the
attorneys were given ten days IN
which to ME Driets' ne TAI "" aS
seek 20 enjoin the commission from
putting into effect the new demur-
rage rules and rates, which confer
considerable benefits on the shippers
of the state,
Margaret La Pierre, wife Of Frank
Rose, weiI-knOwn Detroit singer, -
. dead In New York city Mr.. Rose is
seriously I'll OF diphtheria, the Same
disease that carried off his VIE
Though both very young. Mr.. and
Mrs Rose had a very promising
stage career. Both had sung In
number of light operas ana m nus 81
Mrs. Julius Rose. OF Royal OAK; MI
and Mrs. Rose were both pupils OF
Elvin Singer.
Mrs. Rose RAIDER, aged II, brought suit
I'm Judge Rohnert's court. Tuesday at-
ternoon against Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Madanus. The plaintif formerly oc-
cupied a house owned by the deten-
dants and she objects to the meth
DDS they adopted in evicting her. she
said that when they met her on the
street, Madanus struck her WIN ms
fist. while Mrs. Madanus heaV ,etren
brick at her. \ verdict was given
for the defendants.
CORPORATION Counsel Hally has adNised
the president and council OF Highland
Park village that there would DC no
legal objection on the part OF De
tr0it's city government to the issu-
ance OF serial bonds 70 pay TOR me
reesurtacins OF Wooawa nxnense when
would fall upon the city at iarse IN
case OF annexation, the iact tnaI one
vfllsg. secures the improvement e, n, !, 2 I I
iy bonding before annexation NAMES
no great difference.
Tn m letter TO "a Detroit priest. the Rev:
FIR. Peter Goetx. formerly pastor OF
ST Joachim's church In TINS city nov
engaged In missionary work In BRIT :
ish East Africa, tells or the recent
visit 10 his station at Nairobi' OF
Theodore Roosevelt, who honored the
stone OF Catholic church soon 10
he erected there. In writing or the
affair. Pr. Goetz speaks or Mr.
Roosevelt's admiration "for the zeai
OF Roman Catholics.
The Owosso Construction Co. was the
lowest bidder on three JOBS OF ro"a
construction advertised by the county
road commissioneTs Pae m IoMes' s o,Hs
ORES; Grand River-rd.. Las miles
si6567.s0; woodward ave. 20 mics
S14,O95.40. Other bidders WG,e
Porath & Sons and r. D. Baker
While tho law requires the commits
sion TO ask for bids. 1t also gives
them power to do the WORK tneIn-
selves The latter proposition IL DC
ing considered.
walter Hoover. married only last
thursday 10 Miss Pauline Johnston
was found dead in bed by his bride
Tuesday ,d morning i,,st moved M into nu1 their
home. No 495 Kirby-ave. west. inc
dav before. He had suffered acutely
from rheumatism but did not seem
IN ne in n serious condition. Mrs,
Hoover awoke, Tuesday morning, 10
and that he had been dead Tor some
limo She called to her sister Tor
telp and then collapsed she Is III
n serious condition from shock
Mrs. ,nnn Theresa Todenbier, ~ yenrs
old, a resident of Detroit Tor upw"snS
OF 60 years. died. Tuesday, IN her
Rome. No. 1872 Antletam- st. the mousse
in which she had lived Tor - yeaIs'
Mrs. Todenbier was born In baNaria;
hut came to Detroit as a young Rl!i
and married in this city IN ~. Mary >
Catholic church, her tate nusphhu'
William Todenbier she was an aS-
tive member OF St JosephS churcn
from which the funeral VIII ne neiu
Friday morning Mrs. Todenoler ~
survived by two sons, FRANK ~ anu
John Il. Todenbier.
AIopxo Unrt who seems tn be the fed
ernI courts most frequent visitor ON
violations of the oleo laws. was ar
raiRned Tuesday. on new lndlCt =
ments He is charged as an indiViu-
uai with violations on two counts;
and on two counts as the prlnclpaI
member of the Hart Table supply
Co His bail was fixed at S!0O on
each count Andrew J. Geometry was
another offender charged with the
manufacture OF cleo without paying
rho government tax. He was re,
leased on $4,000 bail. Both Hart ana
Connolly pleaded not guilty
FuneruI services were held. Wednes-