The Detroit times., 1910-02-04
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


Judge Connolly has set for Feb. ~, the
trial OF the case al the city against
the Detroit, Belle Isle Windspf
Ferry Co. In which ~ rs sought 20
force the ferry company ~ install
smoke consumers on It's boats
Leo JosIyn lest his suit against the
HUH stamping Co, la Judge Mur-
phys court, Thursday afternoon, the
jury finding that he had no cause
for action. Joslyn lost both thumbs
In stamping press. and claimed the
machine was defective.
W. u. DUNCAN and ~. A. Klein, secre-
tary aud treasurer. respectively, OF
the Baldwin Hotel Co, Nos a--So
Grand RiXer-aNe., have purchased the
interest OF President w H. klinnick
and are planning number OF I'm,
provements, which Will be announced
in few days,
The feast of -. BlRse WINS observed In
Detroit Catholic churches, Thursday
and the ceremony OF pl"sslhs me
throat was bestowed upon the taith-
ful st Blase was "A bishop IN the
early ages TO whom mitaculous
throat cures were attributed, hence
the ceremony.
Aid. Heineman has hIed notice Of re-
consideration a. the council vote by
which the Hudson Motor Car co, was
given permission TO run spur track
across Suseick's lane, kercheNal-
and Corners Creek I'd. publlc
meeting Will be held to give rest
dents I'm that locality chance to he
heard
During repair work on the Grand RiN-
er-RVe. street railway tracks, the
WeSt-bound ears VIII run west or
Michigan-aVe. TO Trumbull-aVc and
thence north to Grand Riv"r-aNe.' be
tween - 40 "A. M ana $40 y. m, TINS
change going into effect SATURDAY
night. East bound owl cars viii run
as usual
Frances NIIcyuSkI has started suit
against her brother, Frank Smigcl
in Judge Murphys court Tor $buO
which she says is due as rent Tor her
mothers farm for six years Inc
account was turned over 10 the
daughter by the mother The BROTH
or has put i'm counter claim OF
81. 500, alleging that he boarded the
sister for six years
A pretty young woman, very plainly
dressed, passed $50 forged check
at Hunter q Hunters store. and an
other check for $3l at another down
town store, Thursday. The name or
Birmingham man, a customer or
both stores, was signed 70 the checks
and the forgery was CleNerlN exc
cuted. The young woman purchased
coat, gown, petticoat, and other
articles.
entered the Central market Thurs-
day. TO resume their business duties
in one OF the stalls there, they were
greeted by lively fusillade OF Jang-
ling tin cans. screechinE tin horns
and other evidences OF the practical
joker's idea OF humor Ina connection
with newly WEEDS The couple were
married early in the week and hdd
just returned from honeymoon trip
10 BEDFORD, Mich.
Bankruptcy Referee Harlow Il. DnNOck
Thursday afternoon allowed Mrs.
Victoria G. Dray. OF Toronto, TO with
draw her bid for the assets OF Drap-
ers Ltd. "A bankruptcy company and
the assets were sold in parcels TO
various bidders. Justice Stein issued
warrant. Thursday afternoon on
application of Mrs praN which
charges Arthur w. Draper and Jo-
seph A. Kuppenheimer with fraudu-
lently issuing stock. They are be-
lIeved to be In New York or In Eu-
rope.
90 the WorkhOuse for 30 days, by
Justice stein, when the young man
father res siding at No. 31l Hastings
St, testified that Tobias had struck
his mother with stove poker,
breaking her arm. because she re-
fused To give him money with which
TO buy cigarettes. Klein testified also
that Tobias had once hit his mother
with club. rendering her uncon-
scious. when she refused TO give him
money.
citizens I'm point Of years. died, We'd
neSday evening, in his home, No. 800
tOrt-st east, NJ the advanced age
OF 96 wears Mr.. Gould was born in
England the year before the Battle
OF Waterloo He is survived by his
widow, three children. / grandchil-
uftn ana tnFee great -RfanltUlldie0.
one son, Jriah Gould is chief cngi-
neer OF the City's water works. The
Rev. W. -, MaNon. OF Christ church.
will conduct the funeral services I'm
the home. Saturday afternoon.
Elizabeth y. Bowling, n former stu
dent ~ the 4. Of W.. who brought
suit against the Michigan Central for
the loss OF n trunk. lost her case i'm
Judge DonOvan's court Wednesday
afternoon. After the defendants pro-
duCed transfer sheet showing that
they delivered the trunk TO tho Chi
caPo & Northwestern railway. Judge
Donovan directed a verdict against
the paintif. The trunk, which was
offered for shipment from Ann Arbor
To Kansas city, obtained valuable
heirlooms, manuscripts and drawings
valued at $4,000
A new definition Of rubber" was given
by DIR. Alien =. TcmpIctOn. az the
Morgan & Wright Co, in his lecture
on THE romance OF the rubber i'm
dustry.' In Detroit college university
extension course. Thursday evening,
when he said AN elastic material
used for binding together chalk and
other substances in the manufacture
OF articles OF commercial value To
make good rubber goods without the
use Of rubber is an undertaking that
requires experts. bat in these days
of sharp competition the woods arc
full OF en-" said Or TcmplCtuu
Ere W. Jayne has been appointed at
tOrBcy md agent Of the society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty TO children
Gently resigned as result Of fric-
zion with some OF the directors. Mr.
Jayne graduated from the literary
department OF the University of
Michigan, In 1905 He was suhsc-
quently admitted 20 tho bar, but
most OF his work la the pass four
years has been as q teacher and
newspaper man ian Now York city.
In the latter capacity he became
very familiar with the work of the
juvenile courts and rs well fitted for
his new position.
"Our children should be tnuEht clean
iincss Of person mud surrounding,
dangers OF contamination, formation
of hygienic habits, temperance In all
things. the elementary facts of the
care of infants. the selection Of food
and general principles OF cooking"
declared DIR. Juanita Lea. In an adj
dress on Physiology and hygiene as
not taught In our public schools" be
fore the Twentieth Century club
Friday afternoon. Or. Lea is a young
practiCing physician. who is "a keen
student OF everything pertaining TO
her profession. ana her address was
logical and sensible statement OF
facts. thoroughly recognized hN tho
Clubwom'n present. the different
points being taken up i'm a prolonged
discussion following her paper. Let
us have rational instruction and not
sentimental rubbish which does not
give children credit for being logi-
cal human beings was br. Lca's
final plea.
A citizens committee ~ three II 10 he
appointed by Mayor Dreitmeyer with
In few days TO assist the Elkg in
raising money for the entertainment
city during the Elks' reunion here !u
Ju', This committee will be- rein
forced b. 30 business men selected
from the Board OF Commerce and IL
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