The Detroit times., 1912-11-21
l. :. saylor, who was struck by "a
sMnch enEIne near Inv ndnle-nNe. q

Mrs Julian House, similar amount,
and the Board OF Education six cents.
l. :. sayIor, who was struck by
switch engine near Law ndale-nVe.
few days ago died I'm SOlyay hospital,
Wednesday afternoon. OF internal i'm
1uries. Several or his ribs were
broken Tie was 60 years old and
lived at No. 223 Chamberlin-st. Cor
oner Rothacher Is making an inves-
tigation.
AdOIph A. WeInmnn, of New York, whO
{ designed the bronze memorial monu-
ment 10 the late William c. Maybury,
was In Detroit. Wednesday, superln-
tending the placing OF the monument,
In Grand Circus park. Mr.. Weinman
viii attend the unveiling ceremonies,
sunday. Brief exercises VIII be held
In the Detroit opera house, at
A o'clock, preceding the unveiling OF
the memorial.
DEPUTY Customs Collector Little, and
Lieut.. Fred QuRckenbush ratded the
room or Harry Burns No 1876 FIRST
St. Wednesday, and found guam,
tity of opium, In natural and dlluteu
form. while Burns was In "dopy
condition. Deputy Little had received
Information that Burns was prepar-
Ing opium I'm his room. Burns was
arrested, and will be tried in the fed
eral court on a charge or manuIac-
turing opium Illegally,
Members of the Dix-aye. improvement
association waited ON a committee OF
asked that the ID. l.. II. be compelled
10 live up to an ordinance, passed
two years ago, providing that Baker
line west bound cars be labeled
Baker Chene." The corporation
counsel Will be asked to lay com
plant against the d. L. II. for fall
Ing to obey the ordinance.
The reconstructed Detroit Terminal
railroad Nns opened for business,
Wednesday afternoon, the first train
To go over consisting OF 60 cars
loaded with $40 Ford automobiles
drawn b. new locomotive Detroit
Terminal No. 3 The guests on the
initial trip were w ID. Trump, gen
eral manager Of the road; III. II.
Burns, freight agent l.. IL. Nolan
yardmaster, and Stanley HoBue' trat-
ic manager for the Ford Automobile
Co.
.1he Detroit Federation of Labor, We'd
I nesday night. accepted bylaws I'm con-
nection with the proposed new tenn
pie and appointed the following com
mlttCC 10 form an association and
Issue stock for the erection OF the
structure: George Harris. metal pol
ishers. chairman. Samuel Tobin,
structural iron workers. secretary.
James Carly, steamfitters Alphcus
| Poole. engineers, and Frank Martell,
| Typographical Attorney Robert NJ.
Drysdale will assist the committee.
a'be Offices OF Lambrecht, Kelley a Co,
real estate dealers, and the Offices or
the German-Amcrican Loan x Trust
Co. VIII be moved Jan. l from the !
present location at No. - Griswold |
st TO the ground floor, OF the Campau !
building. ten-year les Sc has been |
secured on the new quarters. but the |
amount Of rental involved is not dis |
closed. The change is made TO pro- |
vide larger quarters for the increas-
ing Guinness OF the two concerns.
The directors of the Old Detroit Nm
h.n ell. ct.gH 4
10 be an assistant cashier OF that In
stitution. Wednesday afternoon, pro-
noting him from the bookkeeping
depa rtment Mr.. Smith has been with
the Old Detroit bank for 10 years,
working his way UP from messenger.
There are now four assistant cashiers
In the Old Detroit National bank. the
others being Edward G. Mailer Ell
mer E. Ford and Fred H. Talbot
ohm Milton McIndoo has accepted the
position OF superintendent OF the
Ford Republic and will come TO De-
trott 70 assume his duties at once.
Mr.. McIndoo recently completed
course in psychology in Clark univer-
sity. following several years work
as public school teacher He is ,
years old and married. lie was rec
commended for the Ford Republic post
by the Rev, Wills a. Moore, OF Merit
den, Conn. who has been offered the
- pastorate OF the Church OF our
Father.
rankin Balls, one of four surviving
Detroit citizens who formerly drove
the horse cars on Woodward-ave,
died Wednesday. in his home. No. "a
Baltimore-ave. east. aged II years.
Mr. Balls had been Ill for two months
and his family relate that in his de-
lirium he talked necessarily OF the
old bob-tail cars, calling the names
OF the horses lie used TO drive. He
had been In the employ OF the street
railway company for 3S years. Mr..
Balls Is survived by his wife and one
daughter Mrs. Belle Erhbree Fun
eral services will be held In the home, |
Friday afternoon, at o'clock.
avid r.. Morgan, of Ishpeming, who
was reelected to the lower house of
the state legislature from the second
district OF Marquette county, has
bought house on Caltfornia-ave.. |
and viii live in Detroit this winter.
Mr. Morgan will retain a residence
In Marquette county by building a
hunting lodge there. Until about five
years ago he was i'm charge OF mine
In Republic. Then he went 10 Ish-
peming to become interested in n
brokerage concern. He is a director
of the Miners' National bank OF Ish-
peming
prry Freeman and William Anderson
were convicted by jury In the
charge OF smuggling four Chinese
into the United states, and Judge
Sessions sentenced each of them 70
six months at nara labor in the
JIous. OF Correction Fred ONell
and DIVA IAtour, two Windsor youths
pleaded guilty TO smuggling Chinese
across the border, but Judge SEES
sions was lcnient with them letting
them OF with fine Of 81 each on
Recount Of their youth and the fact
that II was their first ofense.
nns for the continuance of the Pro-
Rressive party organization are un-
der way. The Detroit banquet Will
be held I'm the ElliottTaylor- Wool
fenden cafe. next Monday night
Among the speakers Will be Rev.
Eugene II. Shippon. Mrs. Margaret G.
Goodman president OF the Progress
Dive Woman's club II. ST Elmo
lewis and Gustavus= u. Bope, treas
Irer OF the state central committee
II Is said that full tickets will be
placed In the field In the spring cleo
Ion u. S. Earle's name is being
mentioned In connection with the
state highway commissioners office.
but IL is doubtful IL he will consent
o run.
lson GIamshnw, owner of the house
pt No. BS3 Forrest. west, went there
o collect 81 rent from four men who
occupy one room in the place. y edo
hesday night. and after an exciting
session, Mr. Gramshaw emerged
through an open window, with the
he return OF the money which one
bf them had unthinkngly paid the
landlord in a moment 90 generosity
he pnlica-zaI -tLat-cEcatnn- l44a4+-+e-l
sed by several persons in the house
cnrfVp pf fhe trouble Mr.