The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Fred Mohn. farmer Firth ward alder
man, who has been dangerously ill
Min pneumonia. In now In better con-
uiton and strong hopes OF his re-
covery are held.
The public library delivery station,
formerly iocnted az Gratiof and Hell
videre-aves, has been removed TO
~ MO- 1874 Grattot-aye Daily delivery
OF library books Is made at this
station. -
Divi.ion> No. 4, A. d. H., will Initiate
large class Ia a.. hall In the Eiks'
temple, sunday afternoon. The ex.
ercises VIII be followed by a soelaI
session Tor the members and their
friends.
n mild panic ON n Jefferson ear, mt
Inrned aud Griswoid-sts:. occurred
when fuse blew out at 1880 o'clock
Friday night and set fire TO the car;
women passengers screamed ana
stampeded toward the door. but no
one was hurt Fire extinguishers put
sAmerican Landscape painting" Will he
the subject Of the lecture in the De-
troit Museum OF Art. Sunday AFTER
noon. This viii be the last OF d.
These Will be followed by two lee
lures on music b. Prof Victor Ben
ham, April 10 and II.
Tony Ringer. Of Peterboro, Ont, who
has been rOomfng at No. 223 Jemer-
son-ave.. was beaten over the head
with billy Friday night ana
robbed OF $3.50 In cash. and car
buncle setting for his ring, by two
men he had met I'm Grays saloon.
shortly before. Rangers head was
badly cut and bruised. and he was
sent TO ST. Mary's hospital.
Detroit credit men nrc very much Inter-
eated Ina the progress through con-
gress OF the bill amending the bank
ruptcy law which was introduced by
Congressman swagar sherley. OF
Kentucky. This has passed the house
OF representatives and is now before
the Judiciary committee OF the senate
Michigan representatives aided ma
terfally In the passage OF the bill.
An appeal will be taken by the nttor-
neys for Miss Jennie Alexander, who
sued DR. A. T.. Thompson. OF ST Clair.
and ex-Sheriff Moore. OF Port Huron.
for $4,000 for false arrest. against
the decision OF Judge Swan. dismis So
Ing the case on the ground or the
statute OF limitations. IL was held
that suit had not been begun within
The Gaze had proceeded until near u
it's close before this point was
brought to a determination.
Fred a. Going. horsetrader. OF No. 0s2
by DETECTIVES Kankei and wilson.
charged with selling two wind-broke
horses to w. $. Sassamon; No. l4j
Eort-st. west, west for 100 GONG ,hnrs a ars
enough technicalities In the horse
trading business To make IL proht-
able. and not very dangerous. Arthur
McGory. who sold pair OF bur
glars" to Arthur easier. OF Ypsilanti.
had a partial hearing before Justice
\ Stein Friday The case will be again
taken mp next Tuesday.
OsIu Langdou, aged 10, of No. 81 Al
bsrt-st., Windsor, WINS almost In
stantly killed. Friday afternoon, by
the collapse OF wall OF the burned
west. in that city. Langdon. who
was employed by the Caldwell Slick
I Stone CO.. was in small shed near
the burned building. when the wall
toppied over. crushing the shed. and
burying him beneath pile or bricks
His brother George. who witnessed
the accident, rushed to the spot ana
without assistance, extricated the
! dying man. An ambulance was calleu
but Langdon died before reaching the
hospital
' wOrkingmau by moving the gorgeous
and comfortable churches to the resi-
dental sections. leaving him only
BADLY lighted little mission In which
10 hear the gospel. so long VIII he
continue TO listen to sociaiistlc
Seakers whose keynote is democ-
racy" said the Rev. Charles Stelzie
OF New York In an address on La
bor and the church.. In Westminster
Rresbyterian church. friday evening
t'The great mass OF men indinerent
No christian teaching. have had their
Interest in this life, and the IRE
hereafter destroyed by long hours OF
Dack-Dreakluk ihpoIs anu 49,
brotherhood is responsible for the
opinion the laboring man often holds
that the church Is after all meant lot
the capitalists and the politicians,
Dr. Stelzle declared
immigration ca the United states -
not ON very good basis, admit"
Daniel ]. Keefe. commissioner,gen ,
eral OF immigration who visited
Detroit Friday, The class OF inmi-
grants now coming TO this country
Is not as nigh as was the case up 10
1--WE years ago. he SAYS. mo7t OF the
newcomers being from southern
Europe and western Asia. and iocat- :
Ing at once In the large cities and
| Industrial centers. During tne pres
l emf f,scal wear, about one million Inn
miurants will land There Is much
! Immigration legislation pending IN
| congress. including "A bill prescribing
physical tests which was drawn up
at the direction OF the bureau OK
80 over until next fall except that
4 Some measure may be passed TO COM
bat the white slave trafnc