The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-06

~ Hoyei Oak. oleu,
81 apopiexy. Mrs. Campbell was boz
In Massachusetts,. 81 years ago. II
body will be brought to Detroit ft
intSrment I'm Elmwood cemetery
DooOAen Lancor, charged with sia,
roominT house, No. 49, Kirby-av
east. last March. was released .
Judge Phelan. Thursday, the case be
ine dropped at the request Of AZ
sistant Prosecutor Command
former trial resulted in a disagree
Perpich was the aggressor In TN
putx1ck NestOr, for nearly . half ScH
tuRy m emDlOye of the Michtxa
Central railroad, died, THURSDAY,
His home. No. 707 Cavalry-ave., -
lowing an illness OF several month
Nr. Nestor was born in ireland. .
years ago. He IL survived oy hi
wife and three sons. Funeral ser
vices Saturday. will be IN charg= 2
the knights Of Equity OF which al
Nossor was . lifelong member.
rnncent Dobursynski has Instituted
ouat against DR.. Stanislaus J. In
dasxewslki for $1,000 damages: Vin
cent says the doctor had him ar
rested, last summer. on the charge o
cutting the tires and top OF his auto
mobile; that he was tried Detor'
hence the action for damages fol
false arrest and Imprisonment.
I 1ury In the circuit court, Thursday
sfteTnoon. awarded Mr.. ROsa Pur-
ulewcki q verdict for $500 against
the ID. U. r. and Henry Min Gel. con
tractor: jointly. THURSDAY. The plan
striking her when a Fourteenth cai
coilided with MinceIs wagon. loaded
with building materials. She was
walking from the car to the curb
when the collision occurred.
~ Aatisaal Dank u Commerce has
booa made = government depository
y1o.000.000 government funds now
being distributed among national
banks OF the country. 1t Will also
probably receive q share OF the re-
coipts Of the internal revenue and
customs departments In the Detroi'
dlstrict. 1t has been z depository
for postal savings bank funds for
several months.
nUR JouopA Da1camas, No. 228 Car
4 Gon1-01., Mamtranck. who deneA two
deputies to lay hand on her baby
- the latter slept In It's cradle
Thursday, when the officers were
4 turning her effects into the street
4 bocauss the rent had not been paid
1od from the house with the child
II her arms. a couple OF hours later
- the approach OF q trained nurse
W1om the sheriff sent to take charg Z
q the baby. Mrs. Balcxmas was
" ckild, o she decided to make her
\ oocaoe with the little one.
-nDuy OolA, charged with contribwtina
( ~ the dollnNoeacy Of . 1S-year-Old
G1s1, was placed on trial before JUS
dee Stein, Thursday. but the case
* 49, adjourned for a week. after par
49, wt~l ~nrk a
g given a. Mabel Hall. of No. l7t
yott-st. west. was defiant when
I, questioned by the police about her
Whereabouts on the many nights tina,
o0o was away from home. and hei
n mother objected to her being locked
~. Finally q police officer caught
her telsphoning to one Harry" and
s inviting him to meet her and go ia
/, Chicago. Arrested, and locked up In
& the detention home. she broke dowr
3 and gave the information that re-
\ suited In Colds arrest In an Adams
& ave- rooming house. He Is % years
old. ana 10 a perfume salesman from
New York.
~ government Darcel post will In.
& 01o10te the G. q. ID. syufem, July I
n It 10 expected that this system will
about double the business OF th'
4 parcel post. az II will allow bushes.
= houses to ship goods without risl
\ Of having themselves to pay the cos
Of shipment. All G. O d. PARCEL
Y must be insured and the deliver!
y rate will depend on the value OF tn
q package. The complete rules hav
y not yet been issued. II 10 likely tina
the maximum weight, now IL pounds
Will be Increased to 20 pounds. Tn
Detroit office In handicapped evel
now BY the small quarters In whic'
u 10 doing an Unexpectedly larg
\ parcel post business and the clerk
~ 1xa Hxtsv
within q month. n the new regula
lions have the expected effect O
the popularity Of the post
~ uaan 60 annex Mt. Clemens to DE
1root was breacheA-just broached
q . banquet given the Detroit Rel
Business Mems association. Thur,
day evening, In the Medea hotel. M
Clemens. Ii will take a number
=. years to work out the plan. II
admitted, but the Bath City hustler
are sure the time will come whe
rooldential and Industrial section
Il Detroit. The members OF the Detro
Real Estate Board ecclesiastical
cheere0 the annexation speeches. IT
q Detroiters visited Mt. Clemens In
special car. They were met at Il
Crocker field. where the Tiger" nil
" Wao defeated, the score being 8 to
4 After the baseball game the visito
" end their hosts enjoyed an autom
bDDo ride around the city.
- eo0at<heus sey fer all federal ~
/ 0oooo Work, ana = 12-hOurs day q
Il ~ other contract work. except tn
4 - chicago. n the plan adopted
~ he 1ong0horemen and dredgem.
n o01 the Dredge Owners Protecti'
& association. whose repressntativ
0ove been In session In the Hot
IA onl1IDac. this week. In Chicago.
-11>hoyr day II In vogue. wheth
nil give way TO a 12-hour dI
"A Nm ~ decided by an arbftrati'
eGn6nn1ttee composed OF r. c. Lu'
X nqo031ont Of the Great Lakes Dredl
0oek Co. for the employers:
M 0CouuOr, president OF the Int
7D11Dun1 EsongsheremeB. for Z
UUg0ovo, and q third man TO
Docm ~ these two. a referendu
0Uf ~ taken on the settlemeT
&oo1y uoxe week. The agreeme
)1) expire April I. 1914. instead
80 Zeofe. - IN the case OF pre-,
m&1m<0 No. AAwhA IT.