The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
IN DETROIT

Albert stephens. of Windsor. indicted
On q charge Of Chinese smugxiing'
was acquitted by jury in the led
HampSries. indicted with stephens.
pleaded guilty TO the charge and took
the stand to save his pal
James Cousess, president OF the Board
of Commerce, announced. ThursdRy.
that Cadillaqva VIII not be ceieorat,
ed again In Detroit. meeting OF
the boards directors Will be held
next week to decide on Detroits
part in the celebration OF Commo-
dore Perry's victory.
Deputy sherin Ed. Brown, aged 30,
died Thursday In his home In Wayne.
Mr.. Brown. who was process officer
under former Sheriff CASTOR, and
transfer man in the county jail under
Sheriff Oakman, had been suffering
for a year or two with aural ao-
scesses About two weeks ago one
of these assesses burst and blood
poisoning ensued. Mr. Brown leaves
his wife, one son and one daughter.
Al the diAner Of the Lawyers club.
saturday noon, Senators Ogg, Gittins,
Scott Murtha and Hanley, and Rep
resentatives Palmer Copley. Jerome,
Flowers, Ashley. Leonard, Martz and
Koehler will discuss legislation
which is still pending before the leg
islature. The clubs committees on
relief Of the justice courts and COM
pilation OF the statutes will also be
receivegd
The Wayne County Suffrage assOcia-
tion IL planning 20 open permanent
headquarters. &c take the place or
ing Occupied during the last cam
Ieign. In meeting THURSDAY,
committee was appointed TO look for
place. Nothing has been decided
about continuation OF the cam
paign. but the question will be taken
up in a meeting of the directors Of
the state association. next Tuesday.
In answer 20 query from William
Grace, Wayne county trusnt officer.
Prosecutor Hugh Shepherd has given
an opinion TO the effect that working
papers for boys between the ages OF
II and i6. issued I'm Detroit, should
be restricted 10 boys OF Wayne
county. The question was raised in
connection with the practice OF fur
nishing papers TO Windsor boys who
secured positions in Detroit. Papers
are issued to boys between IL and l5
when their earnings are needed for
the parents.
Under q plan inaugurated by Eidreth
q. Alien, director Of the mechanical
department OF the Cass Technical
High school. Is students visited the
plant OF j. E. Bolles q Co. orna-
mental wire workers. Thursday af-
ternoon. other plants Will be visited
from time to time by groups OF stu
dents. so that they may be shown
the practical application or the work
which they have been taking In the
school. There are $50 students in the
mechanical department. They Will
visit the Bolles and other plants in
small groups. and the various pro-
cesses Of manufacture will be ex-
planned to them
Former Mayor Philip Breitmeyer was
suggested N = possible member Of
the city plan and Identification com
mission, in meeting OF the commits.
sion, Thursday afternoon. TO succeed
DR.. Charles Aaron, who has resigned.
The commission. thwarted by the
people Of the west eide in It's attempt
TO displace the Bancroft plan for an
approach to the Michigan Central
station. will probably make no furQ
Their attempt TO force It's own plan. a
20-foot boulevard. through the coun
Gil. III the aldermen and the peopl
want n park, the commission Will
have no objection" said Commits
sioner Walter r.. Campbell. ''Wo
recommended the boulevard because
IL would be Cheaper''