The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-28
IN DETROIT

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BEGINNING June 1 the Detroit Museum
from 10 o'clock In the morning until
O'Clock at night, and on Sundays
and holidays from To o'clock.
The board Of supervisors will hold q
special meeting July I To consider
an application made by the Solyay
Process Co. for permission to con-
struct lift" In the bridge across
the Rouge river.
Richard Il. Kramer, Republican csti-
n mator from the Third ward, q: being
cancy in the council caused by the
death Of Aid William Il. Kingsley
The council will call special cleo
ton In the Third ward.
Police Lieut.. VIM. &. Cohoon, retired,
In dead I'm the home Of his daughter
in New York. where he was visiting.
according TO a dispatch received by
the police. Tuesday lie Joined the
rorce In 1877 and retired In 1906.
His home was at No. 1876 Field-ave.
Mrs. Ellen Williams, Of Port DsihOusie.
Ont, has written To Coroner Roth
acher, asking him 10 be sure to no.
tify her IL any body Is found answer
ing the description OF her son John.
drowned when the steamer Bothnia
was sunk near Star Island June IL,
1912. Thus far no trace OF the re-
mains mas Deen discovered.
augusta Miller. No. ss7 FOrest-ave.
cult court for an Injunction TO pre-
vent the common council from trans
ferring the saloon license OF John
Olschcfsky from No. ,64 Hastings ST.
To No. ssh Forest ave. east. She sets
forth that Olchefsky has not received
the consent OF the majority Of the
people owning property In the neigh
borhood Of his proposed location.
County Treasurer William r. MOeiier
has issued "a statement on the pay
mcnt Of liquor taxes, showing that
SS30.065 has been received for IL
censes in Wayne county for the cur
rent year. or the total. s41oss2ls is
held by the county treasury. while
Detroit gets s36T.olo.S2. Detroit
contributed s741.i35 OF the taxes;
Wyandotte s21065: Hamtramck VIII
lage. ss.o65. and Hamtranck town
ship. $1,000.
Mayor Marks attention was recently
called Ia u poor family living In n
tent on the west side OF the city.
The mayor took the matter up with
the poor commit sson and asked ihat
house be- found for the family
Inspector \. IA. Jones reported To The
mayor later that he had rented a
house from Sophie Lyons for $40 i
month. but that the members Of the
poor family objected to the dwelling
because IL has only two bedrooms.
also they did not like the color OF
tn" paint in the kitchen.
William F~~r. 20 years old, charged
with contributing 10 the delinquency
OF IL l6-year. old Girl whose acduain-
lance he made by inviting her to go
Tor ride on the rear seat of his
motorcycle. had mis- police court eX-
hed that she was still In love with
Feer. and that they would marry
We're Il not r for the opposition OF her
until June ~ for further investiga-
ton.
The Rudolph Wuriitrer Co., dealers I'm
pianos. sued Fred y. striker, cafe
proprietor. in Justice Jones court.
Tuesday. To recover 1858 on piano
contract. Mr.. Striker had already
paid $1,000 on the contract OF 81, 500
FOR a piano, and decided that NJ
didn't care 10 pay any more. despite
the fact that he would have to for
felt the instrument in taking such
action. or the balance OF $1,000 on
the contract. the sum sued for was
due. The jury decided that the
plaintiffs had no cause OF action and
Justice Jones accordingly dismissed
the case.
Members Of the Detroit Credit Mems
associations adopted resolutions of
bell former secretary OF their or
ganizatioI, in monthly meeting
and dinner in the Elliott-Taylor-
Wooifendsn cafe T n .,; h, night.
crossed and presented TO the family
Of Mr.. Campbell. City Controller
David r.. Heineman addressed the
men. bers on Forms and reforms"
insisting that the secret of efficient
city government lies not In the form
OF administration. but in constant
exercise of the duties Of citizenship.
More than I'D eases will be tried during
the june term Of the United states
district court for the eastern dis
trict OF Michigan. The term opens
next Tuesday. the grand jury con-
vening the same day United states
Attorney clyde i. Webster and his
assistant, j. Edward Bland, are busy
preparing for the trial OF white slave.
oleomsrgarine and fraudulent use OF
malls cases. Lee An Hoon, charged
with Chinese smuggling; Nellie VII
lis, charged with fraudulent use OF
the mails. and Theodore Kirby, al
legged to have stolen postage stamps.
VIII be tried next week.
Representatives. Of six mutual cOmpen-
sstion liability Insurance companies
|. who came to Detroit for few days
session in the Hotel Pontchartrain
for the purpose OF affecting ma
tional association, accomplished that
end and elected the following OFF,
Wausau. Wis; vice-presidents. W. ).
Bucklin. Mass. Charles IA. Clifford
Detroit and Roland b. Roehr, Mil
waukee. Wis; secretary, Elmer a.
Hagge, Wausau, Wis, executive
committee, Charles L.. Hedges, w. .
Bucklin, Boston, Mass; Francis u.
Campau, Grand Rapids: William a.
Fricke, Wausau, Wis; Elmer H.
Dearth, Charles n. Clifford Detroit
The time and place Of the first ma
tlonal convention Will be decided by
the executive committee.
The AmaIgamated Association Of Iron,
steel and I'm Workers. representa-
lives presented their wage scale de-
mands for the ensuing year to the
officers Of the Western Bar Iron as
ISOLATION. Tuesday. in the Hotel
Pontchartrain, and explained the
various items OF their request. The
conference adjourned to meet In
West Baden, Ind. June 10, when the
ironmasters will give their reply.
Tho scale will be settled there, prob
ably by compromise. Secretary Jas
n. Mutt. OF the iron ton. said
that although the demands OF the
men were somewhat OF a surprise.
he was confident that no trouble
would result. The employers Will
be unable to state their attitude on
the demands until they have con-
ferred and reached q decision on
what their policy at West Baden Is