The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
WHERE LIFE IS .
WORTH LIVING

The boat TO Chatham. ON account of
underg0InR repairs, Will not snake her
REGULAR run. saturday. but will DO
back on the route sunday.
The FIRST Infantry band, under the
Iesdership OF W. A. Boos, chief mu-
sfcian will give band concert IN
BALDWIN park saturday afternoon AT
i.eO o'clock,
william n. Van Akin, religions work
secretary OF the Detroit \. NJ. g. A.,
general secretary OF the dranl Rap
Ids r. NJ &. A., the resignation TO
take effect Nov. 1.
The reclamation OF the Rev. MyrOn Adj
ans from the pastorate OF the War
ren-ave. Baptist church, has been ac-
cepted by the board OF that church.
Mr.. Adams may remain I'm this city
10 take up settlement and sociai
work.
Fred saxton, AZ years old, . former
Traverse City hardware dealer, w.s
arrested In Detroit Friday on reduest
or the Traverse City police, VINO
charge him with obtaining Sl,e0O oy
false pretenses from the Weber haro-
ware Co., OF the northern city.
TIE annual FESTIVAL OF the German
Protestant Home for Orphans ana
Old People will be held sunday 81
ternoon at o'clock. In the insutu,
W -
interesting program OF music ana
speeches will be followed by refresh
N ments.
Elmer Reno. aged 20, n switchman em-
pIoyed I'm the sibiey quarry, Was
caught between cars while attempt
sustained injuries which caused his
death n few hours later. He was the
only SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
|, Reno. of Trenton, and was unniaF-
rfed.
AZ the forty-eighth annual convention
Of the American Veterinary Medical
association, now being held In To-
IN ronto, DIR. Samuel Brenton. NO III
Y Alexandrine-ave. west. was CHOSEN
president DIT. Brenton Is a graduate
OF the Ontario Veterinary colleBe:
Toronto. and charter member and
la former president of the Michigan
State Veterinary Medical association.
Floyd w. Robson, the Detroiter re-
the bureau OF chemistry In Washing
/ ton. has sent letter to Secretary
|. Wilson, OF tho department or agri-
i culture. demanding immediate rein
statement. Secretary wilson wrote
A Robson some time ago that ne had
\ been dismissed because he had taken
an active stand against the polcIes
of the department. He states IN ms re-
ply that the only instances that can
be construed as stand against lhe
/ policies OF tho department occurred
when he was out of the service OF the
government. and he challenges the
| secretary to prove the contrary.
ms. Alice jackson, who several weeks
ago asked Judge Codd 20 appoint n
| receiver for her husbands saloon
| business at No 1851 Champaign st,
30 that she could get back the sssoo
she claims TO have loaned MIN, has
| applied to the circuit court Tor an
order forbiddinG the operation or the
| saloon by Richard Livingstone and
| the Goebel Brewing Co.. claiming
thai the assignment OF the license
| 10 them was illegal The money Mrs.
jackson seeks TO recover was tlven
70 her by her first husband AFTER
civorcing him. she married his oroth-
err. Justus jackson. and she says he
borrowed the money TO start In the
saloon business and then put her out.
jackson has started suit for divorce,
IAfter the Inspection OF 40 dairy farms
in the vicinity OF YpsiIanti, Ann Ar
II Dor, Port Huron. Adrian. Mt. Glenn
II ems, Monroe and Flint by his corps
II OF 20 experts Dairy and Food In
srector George N. Whippie says . soct
tion OF the state are In most sat-
isfactory sanitary condition Oniy
four places were found where SAM
and the proprietors OF these places
were warned that they must cnprse
their ways or be prosecuted- The
ice cream manufacturers visited dur
ing the inspection are highly com
merded by the inspectors.
Former state Labor Commission Rich
ard III. Fletcher denies q story pub
lisheC recently to the effect that ne
assessed employees In his oince H1
per month regularly. that he receiv.
ed a purse OF $500 when he put
through a bill In tho legislature rails
lag the pay OF his employees ana that
his employees were assessed 10 heiP
defray the campaign expenses OF
Patrick III. Kelley, In the lattcT's
campaign for the gubernatorial nom
fnaticn. w. J, Downey, OF No. l1S
Stanley-ave., who was a deputy un-
der Fletcher, backs up the denial. Mr..
Downey says that the employees ola
agree to contribute 81 month TO
Mr. Kelly's campaign fund. but THIS
was done without the knowledge o.
solicitation of Mr.. Fletcher.
9. q. Craven, the teaming contractor
who delivers brick for Thomas Brcs.
TO various paving Jobs. called on
plain why the men employed by him
had not been paid. He has about
81, eco coming TO him, which he can
not get because the brick bills are
held up. He was told, he says, that
no would have TO haul only about
10000 brick per day, but when the
controversy between the mayor and
Commissioner Haarer started, the
shipments of brick Increased 10 such
an extent. he says, that he could
not begin to take care OF the busi-
ness and was called on to pay de-
murrage charges In the bargain. the
mayor sympathized with Mr.. Crnvon,
who appears to be straightforward,
but was unable to promise him any
Immediate relief.