The Detroit times., 1910-10-21
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

jobs Scott, . veteran driver I'm the IRE
department., Has been given the title
or honorary captain by the fire COM
mission In recognition OF his long
services He drove the frst steam
engine ever used In Detroit and has
been In the service more than 90
years.
Lieut.. RutiedEe asd serEt. Kinney
lodged q fresh complaint I'm police
court, Thursday, against Frank Is.
Hibbler. proprietor OF the Harring-
ton hotel. charging him with selling
drinks on Sunday. The case Will be
Prosecutor Van Zile received II COM
plants about saloon violations on
Thursday. OF these, 10 were pre-
ferred by Patroiman Knaak, or the
Cbene-st. precinct
Frank u. Lodge was tosstmaster ut the
banquet rendered the John y. Van
Alstyne class OF the Michigan Sow
ereign Consistory In the Masonic
tho work OF the October reunion.
The principal address was given by
pastor OF the First Unitari Ran church.
Other speakers were II. H. Schrelter.
DIR. e. Il Smith. Frederick II. Ste
vens and Stanley T. Parkhill.
Under authority voted I'm the meeting
it's dinner to William T. Hornaday in
the Detroit club. Wednesday night,
President Gustavus ID. Pope will ap-
point a special committee OF three
from the Camp Fire club to confer
with a similar committee from the
Board of Commerce. to frame u plan
of organization for geological So
ciety. Mr. Hornaday en- Thursday
! visited the game preserves OF Joshua
Hill. near Pontiac. and then left for
New York city.
itiated q large class OF candidates
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Aldrich Baxter. campaign manager
for state Senator John N. Anhut, was
the candidate selected for the long
form. and "A large number of his city
hall and law school associates were
present to make the occasion mem ,
Van Fleet presented Mr.. Baxter with
large bouquet of crysanthemums
on behalf OF Mayor Breitmeyer and
Henry ID. swenEeI, No. 3s3 Helen-ave.,
Abbott Moeop Car :" CO.. one No "s So Beau
fait-ave., was demonstrating to fell
low employees. Thursday afternoon,
how TO properly handle revolver.
The weapon exploded In his hands
and the bullet found a lodging In the
left limb OF Edward Carney No. l40
Military-ave. bookkeeper employed
by the Abbott company. Swengel
was brought TO the central police
station. but was released after the
police obtained a statement from the
WOunueu mun, VINO Is IN harper nos-
pital
Fun~raT services for the late George II.
Maxwell, the Detroit actor, Will he
held Saturday afternoon, in the homo
OF a nephew. George =. Fredericks.
No rs Abbott-st., under the auspices
OF Fairbanks post OF which the de-
ceased was member. Mr. Maxwell
for a number Of years played the
part OF PA" Hopkins, with Miss Rose
Melville In isis Hopkins" and while
with this company he died In Osh-
kosh, Wis. Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Maxwell also member OF the sis
Hopkins" company, died two years
ago. Interment will be In Wood
lawn
y. ID. Leland, representing the unIncor-
porated Society for the study and
Prevention CT tuberculosis, has sent
TO the newspapers long list of reso-
lutions adopted in a meeting OF the
unincorporated society, Thursday.
questing the officers OF the incor-
porated society TO meet the unincor-
porated officers. for the purpose Of
general resignation and a new cleo
lion. The unincorporated officers
further request that Judge George g.
Hosmer be asked TO designate the
time and place OF such meeting, APP
point presiding officer and two
tellers, who shall decide from the
secretaries books those entitled to
vote Mrs. w. a. McGraw, president
as far as she is concerned the mat
ter Is entirely in the hands OF Judge
Hosmer. pF