The Detroit times., 1911-04-08
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The eclipse of the sun, this month,
will not be Visible from istroit, ne
cordIng 10 A. V. Phister. local as
tronomer.
Among the paintings now being shown
in connection with the nrt exhibit at
No. $50 Woodward ave. are some
new canvases OF George Hitchcock,
the American artist, said 10 eclipse
most OF his previous productions.
The names OF Jacob "a. Greenberg, of
Detroit, and Frank Jones', Or Wayne,
for members of the Wayne county
Jury commission. were sent 10 the
state senate. Friday. They Will sue
ceed Henry r. Perry and j. II. HOsie.
A verdict OF $4,000 DAMAGES for Joann
Gracici against the Micnignn CcntrnI
railroad company WAS returned by
jury In Judge Hosmer's court Fri
day night Gracici was employed by
the American Car a Foundry Co and
was Injured while repairing car on
the railroad company's tracks.
Frank n. LaneTty, Republican, defeat
ed by Charles ~. Riopeile. Democrnt,
for supervisor OF Ecorsc township
by one vote, according TO the ORIG
inal returns. was granted recount
Friday. but later this acton was
made impossible. as the board could
not agree on chairman for the re-
count committee An appeal may be
made 10 the circuit court
Replying 20 Mayor Thompson'. conten-
tion that the Issue of Museum of Art
bonds should be deferred until tne
public schools are more adequately
provided for Director "A. IL. Griffith
says that the museum is "A necessity,
and that IL pays greater dividend
than any other institution. lie says
the collections now In the museum
are worth not less than 100000
Trade Ofacer Joe Kolb, stationed In
front of the Pontchnrtrnin hotei, ar
rested Marvin "A. Chamberlain. Jr.,
No. 40 Atkinson-avc.. Friday, after
Chamberlain's auto had crashed into
delivery wagon. Chamberlain
drove away after the officer had or
dered him 10 stop and Kolb jumped
into a waiting auto and pursued him
several blocks At police headquar-
tiers. Chamberlain refused 10 give his
address and he was locked up In
cell until e-changed- his mind.
A Jury In the federal circuit court, Fri
day night, returned verdict in
favor OF the defendant I'm the case
OF the Farmers Merchants Ma
tional bank. OF Nandalia, ILL.,. VS.
Harrison V. Names. eN-sherin OF
Port Huron The bank claimed thai
IL gave the sheriff writ OF attach
nent for $4,000. but that when he
served II. he had caused goods TO be
overappraised. so that when they
We're sold. only $2.70O was realized.
The bank sued for the balance. The
case has been tried six times.
The members of the Huron and bruce
tOntarioD Old Boys and Girls assoc
citation held their first annual ban
quet in the dining hall OF the Elliott
Taylor w oolfendcn Co.'S store, FRI
day evening Dr. j. r. Mackenzie
was postmaster The principal
speake. was DR.. James samson. of
Windsor. who spoke on Reel
procity." Other addresses were given
by ID. A Mackenzie, on our So
ciety" Mayor Thompson, on Our
city" Charles X. Robertson on The
press" J. IL. Powell, on The ladies'
the Rev. A. H. Cameron, on The
land we left" and the Rev. r. Il.
Sykes. on The land we live in"
Music was furnished by Mrs. w. +.
Haystead, William c. Gilmore, r. ).
Rankin and Mrs. Florence Nightin-
gale Sykes.
Sunday night . meeting of the News
boys association I'm Detroit Wheel
mems hall will be the last of the sea-
son, and promises 10 be the most In
teresting Of the year. The George
Andrew Lewis cup for the highest
standard OF excellence VIII be award
ed for the hrst year, and there viii
be an oratorical contest for gold
medal offered by Senator James III.
Lee. Two gold medals VIII bs given
TO the boys who have done the best
work during the season, being. do
mated by Justice Louis OFT and Hugh
ster OF the Detroit Wheelmen, Will
make few remarks. and Attorney
A. Lapin Cohen Will make brlet
address TO the boys. A plano ana
violin duet will be rendered by
George CLANCY and Raymond Goad.
President John J.. Dexter VIII be In
charge OF the meeting