The Detroit times., 1912-11-23
IN DETROIT

ST. Friday night. during an arRu
mrnt as TO which OF the men had pail
for the most drinks on their Carousal
GegburZ was arrested, and sur
geon took two stitches in RzenskI'i
Jaw.
The trial OF Henry n. Carpenter, former
cashier OF the Farmers NatiOna
bank OF Union city. has been set fol
Jan. before Judge Sessions. That
OF George V. bearing In the Albion
bank case Will follow The suit OF
the government against Walter 3
Harsha. former clerk OF the district
court Will open Dec. 16.
CadiIIaaua In stu $4,000 In debt, and
on that account DetrOit's frst water
fete may be it's last. The directors
debt. but IL IL slow In coming In.
Next summer the fete Will be- held
as part OF the hundredth anniversary
celebration OF Perrys victory--that
tis. IL IL Is held at all.
Mrs. 4. Phillips, of No. 90 Jefferson
CT. TOOK Pity on a trump, who claimed
TO be famished, and asked her for
something 10 eat, Friday afternoon
While she was preparing meal FOR
| him, the ungrateful person helped
| himself TO IS which she had hidden In
teacup and disappeared. She gave
description OF the man TO the
police.
knights of Columbus. Detroit Council.
No. sos, Will attend, I'm "a body, the
memorial mass In Holy Rosary
church, on Sunday, Nov. "a. at a;
| m, In memory OF their departed
| brothers The Rev FIR. Van Antwerp
will preach the sermon. The memor :
ial service OF the order VIII be held
at 1880 - M, after the church ser
vice. In the Knights OF Columbus
!, hall.
ReIatiyes OF Anthony Inderbitxen, found
hGm In 80 nj an
MonrCe-ave., several days ago, have
| written TO the coroner. from Roches-
ter. y. y, stating that they are un-
able TO take charge OF funeral ar
as TO any property or other assets
left by Inderbitzen. He had none as
far as known. Two sisters and IA
brother reside In Rochester.
Ihe hearing OF Harry Burns, who
pleaded not guilty Friday 20 n charge
OF Importing and manufacturing
opium. has been set for Tuesday in
the federal court The hearing OF
Lee Kee and Lee Ken, charged with
similar onenses is set for Monday
In four other cases the men taken
have been bound over to the federal
grand jury. The opium cases orig
mated In discoveries made during
Investigations under the Mann white
slave law.
secretary OF state Martindale. I'm De-
trott Friday, said that he believed
that all reports from the county
canvaSsing boards would be In by
Dec. 10. He said that II had always
been found impossible to comply
strictly with the provisions OF the
law regarding the sending In of re-
turns No special messengers have
been sent to secure the returns OF
those counties which have not yet
been heard from. he said, but they
may be sent later.
.barrytnE . suitcase labeled a'rhe Mas
ter Joker,o DIR. Erwin A. Salisbury, q
| prominent Battle Creek dentist, reg
y istered at the Hotel fuller Friday
and news agencies were soon after
ward notified TO send to room No.
410 for the biggest story that De-
troit ever saw. NewspapeTmen raced
10 the room. only 10 learn that DR..
Salisbury had just been removed 10
the observation ward In West Side
hospital On two previous occasions
the dentist has sun cred from men
tai breakdown
De. Andrews society opened its new
e6O,OOO auditorium Friday night.
of the society, told the history OF
the building There were many
Scotch songs and dances. Among
those who took part In the program
were Albert G. McRobbie, Miss Eliza
smith r. s. Rankin, James Cassie.
Mrs W. F. Haystead, Miss +. J. Ger
RE. Miss Minnie Cameron, st. An
pipe band and zickers orchestra.
shall try 20 have the Legislature
pass q law prohibiting deceptive adj
Vertising OF food products, said
James W. Helme. deputy state food
and dairy inspector, who was In
Detroit, Friday, to ask the prosecut-
ing attorneys office TO file COM
nj N m
igan-ave. butter and egg company
for an alleged violation OF the pure
food laws. Mr.. Helme says the COM
pany sold him oleomargarine for
butter. He declares that nearly all
Detroit grocers have been induced to
stop deceptive advertising.
ne search made by local Detectives
Black and Repp, and Detective NJ.
thinner. OF Chicago, for the alleged
sweetheart OF Handsome Jack"
Koetters, was ended Saturday morn
ing by receipt OF advices that the
woman they sought Is under arrest
In Cincinnati She Is Carrie Hess, a
show girl, who is said to have been
friendly with the man wanted as
the slayer OF Mrs, Emma Kraft
found with her skull crushed In the
Saratoga hotel. Chicago. The Chi
cago detective and the local officers
are still searching here for clues
may be In hiding here.
Applications for the seat reservations
for the Adcraft clubs nrst monthiy
dinner OF the season, which takes
place next Friday night I'm the Tul-
. Ter hotel, are already beginning to
come In. The Importance OF the adj
dress to be made on that occasion
by Dean Talcott Williams OF the
Pulitzer School OF Journalism, Is the
direct cause Of the rush Besides the
Adcra1ters' VINO are giVlnE the uin-
ner the entire membership of the
Board of Commerce Will be invited
to participate in the welcome OF
Dean williams to Detroit. IL IL ex-
pected that the banquet hall Will be
filled when the noted journalist and
educator speaks on Journalism or
today and tomorrow"
|erRt. Edward Knight, OF the Central
station. refused TO allow Elizabeth
Stone 10 be locked up on a charge OF
stealing $40 from her husband. from
heard her story. Friday afternoon.
Only 90 years old, and looking even
. younger. Mrs stone came here from
Switzerland, four years ago. and
worked TO support herself. Then she
was wooed and won by Max Stone, OF
No. 20S Mullett-st., she said but after
| living with him only six months,
would not support her SO she left
him. and again sought employment.
She said that he charged her with
theft, TO force her to return TO him.
DeRrees were conferred on II3 Scot
fish or York rite MasOns ny Moslem
| temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine,
I'm the Masonic temple, Friday af-
ternoon and night. under the direc-'
tion OF VIM. II. Benalleck. Dinner