The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-05
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

Emil @. koehler, ot Saginaw, COM
planned In ths central police station,
l lsssss night that he had been =
substituted roli OF tissue paper for
his money.
Harry Davis was arrested I'm q Monroe
ave. pawnshep, Tuesday Night, while
trying TO redeem a valuable diamond
ring. which he left there some days
ago. A charge OF grand larceny viii
be preferred against him. as the ring
Oppesitiea h being shown by the citi-
lice Commissioner Croui. TO do away
with the Delray station. They say
the foreign eiemnt will become more
upruiy than ever II the station Is
Arab patrol and . number Of local
Mystic shriners left, Wednesday, for
Fort Wayne, Ind. TO take part In
that city. A drill by the Arab patrol
ID advertised as one OF the features
OF the carnival
Ofncers of the Grand Lodge Of the
Relatives Of George Edward sherman,
No. 2es Csthsrine-st., are trying 10
md his sister. Mrs, Owina O'Mara.
whom he has not seen for a couple OF
years. Mr. sherman IL dying and
wants 10 see his sister before the
end comes.
u dinner for the 80 employees Of the
nrm We. given Monday evening by
ton OF the thirty -dfth anniversary
OF the founding OF this well-known
hardware establishments The toast
list included speeches by all of the
older employees and the Arm MEM
bers.
The remains OF Theodore &. sherwood.
the nrst commissioners Of banking LA
Michigan. were Inferred In Riverside
cemetery. Plymouth, Tuesday ru-
~ neral services were held in the Ply.
mouth M. church Mr Sherwood
died In st. Mary's hospital. SATURDAY.
after an operation TO check gan
CREME.
George w. Rsdford, who was disbarred
~ the Wayne circuit court for con-
duct unbecoming lawyer, II being
alleged that he inappropriate wv
900 belonging to trust rund. mas
been granted IA writ of eertiorari by
the supreme court. and stay OK pro-
ceedings was authorized until the
testimony can be reviewed by the
court.
Mrs. Agnes Haines lost her case against
the Rev. q. II. II. Green. . retired
Baptist minister, and his son. Eu-
gene. In Judge Mandelfs court. Tues
day, a jury returning verdict or no
cause for action Mrs. Haines claimed
damages for injuries which she al
leges she sustained when she was
elected from rooms owned by Green;
She charged that she was assaulted
and badly beaten.
first steam IRE engine. Only two
men who were with the fire depart
ment then. are in the service now
They are Fire Marshal John MEDIUM
and John Scott. driver or the tele-
graph repair wagon William Car
son, OF the recently dissolved nrm OF
Carson, Craig Co, was also MEM
Der of the department at the time OF
the installation of the engine, and Is
preparing a history OF the early days
Of the department.
Secretary Prenxiauer, OF the poor com
nnissioa, II preparing for submission
TO the board. a list OF bills incurred
the victim. The company has an
agreement with the poor commission
: by which the former is to pay all
bills Of the victims for one week
This. II Ia stated. the company has
failed to do. and the bills will prob
ably be turned over to the corpora
ton counseps office to collect.
{, Ofncers OF the Grand Lodge Of the
s,lndependent Order OF OddfeIiows
y conferred degrees upon a class 81
sGo pSSssa. Syre nEs Hs was assisted
4 by Grand Secretary II. VI. Wilder and
\ Grand Warden Frank Hamburger
Following the Initiation sonsc services r a
made by Past Grand Master b. g.
Orr. George Harland and Richard
Hsyfy ana 1am,S %srs II aoss
and George Ward.
The books for the blind now In the
central public libray Will be trans
and plans Will be carried out to
make this department u distinctly
helpful and practical one. William
Russell. a blind University OF Michi-
gan graduate and the possessor OF a
large library of books for the blind,
will loan them indefinitely TO the
Scripps branch. Miss Ward. In charge
OF the Scripps branch, Is deeply In
terested in the matter. and for some
time past has been making sys,
tematic study OF the Libraries and
schools for the blind throughout the