The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-11
IN DETROIT

The Third Ward Republiean COMMITTEES
Will meet Monday evening, Jan. IL.
In the residence or Rhinehold Ritter
No. 6Gl ~. Antoine-st
A check for 500. passed In the Hotel
Pontchartrain, Jan. =. by woman
OF about 30 years, giving her name
as Mrs. r. L. Ounting, has been re-
turned from the clearing house,
marked worthless and detectives are
asked To locate the woman.
Qhe First District Dentists society
Will hold the annual clinic Feb. 10,
when. IL Is expected, there Will be
dentists OF national prominence I'm
attendance. The society, which Is
composed OF Detroit dentists, Will
affiliate with the National Dental
society.
samuel II Dixon, "a naval veteran of
the Civil war, VIII give brief his
tory OF the United states flag before
) the Newsboys' association, Sunday
in Detroit Mheclmen's hall.
Arthur Ia. Bailey Will sing and songs
and recltations Will be given by the
''newsies." John l.. Dexter president
OF the association, viii have charge
or the meeting.
The nrst exuminutIOn for admission to
the normal classes since the course
was changed from three years TO
three and one-half years, will be held
In the Washington Normal school
Jan. 81, at p. m After two years
In the Normal school, the students
they will have to teach a year be-
fore getting their diplomas as quail
lied teachers.
Adam Beck, of London, Ont. chairman
OF the Ontario hydrO-eIectrIc COM
mission, In charge OF the Ontario
governments Niagara Falls power
scheme. has been In Detroit recently.
investigating in regard TO the pros
poets or hnding market on this side
OF the river for the cataract current
The Edison people are said TO be In
no fear OF competition, declaring that
they can sell electricity at u lower
rate than the Canadians
The E. u. Muller 60. pleaded guilty
20 n charge Of misbra nding I'm the
United states court. Friday after
noon. and paid fine OF $50. The
company was represented by eN-
Congressman Henry McMorran. of
Port Huron. The company has dry
kilns and warehouses In Port Huron.
and the government charged that 1t
shipped cereal preparation labeled
Arabian Blend Climax. giving the
Impression that IL was coffee.
Steve RoEuIski, charged with shooting
and killing young walter DahlmRn,
with the latter's own rifle. on the
Ford farm, was bound over for trial
in the circuit court on a charge of
hrst degree homicide, after hear
ing before Justice Humbert Dear
born, Friday evening. Rogulski's de-
Tense is that the gun was accident
tempting to get possession OF the
weapon. TO prevent Dahlman ana his
companions from shooting protected
game on the big farm
1--WE have received a number of COM
plants from people because their
ashes have not been removed from
their premises when on inVestiga-
ton we discovered that the gates OF
the backyard fences were tither
tUCkeu or frozen tight said Super
intendent knight. OF the street
cleaning department. The people
would facilitate the work OF this de-
partment IL they would see to IL that
the men could get access To their
ashes before they complain that the
men have not properly done their
work"
by Alpha chapter of Kappa Gamma
fraternity In the Hotel fuller. Jan.
Is This marks the closing OF the
third successful year. The member
ship totals 40. with about 90 out-of-
town honorary members Headquar-
ters are now at No. 2S7 Woodward
ave, and are very spacious and taste
fully furnished. The following off,
GERS were recently installed: III. l..
DcCaine, master; r.. Conkling,
deputy master; X Mohan. past mas
ter: J. v, Dillaway, secretary: w. A.
Gibson. treasurer; TT, ". GrOsS, pre-
late; II. Smythc, sergeant-at-arms; II.
Riddell. outer guard; 5. Minkley.
steward.
Two eases were decided Friday after
noon by the Industrial Accident
board, which spent two days this
week In Detroit. John Kinnesic was
awarded S6.s7 week for IL Il
weeks He was struck in the eye by
knot OF wood on Nov. I. and claims
that his sight was impaired so per
cent, though he is still able TO work.
Mrs. c. +. elem widow, whose hus-
band died OF Injuries received in a
fan Dec L. when he slid down a
FMS m In
the Chalmers Motor Car CO.'S plant,
was awarded full compensation. $40
for 5000 weeks. though the company
claiined that Glen should have used
ladder.
Ald.-eIect barnett. OF the Third ward,
Will open an office I'm room No. 4O2.
Hodges building, where. he says, he
will receive constituents who wish
10 confer with him i'm regard to city
affairs | conduct a saloon. but 1
don't think people OF my ward
should find IL necessary TO go to my
saloon TO talk over city matters,
he said. II will have regular office
. hours when uny one may see me on
matters pertaining TO city business
Bsrnetts friends say that Eddie
cherises an ambition to become
mayor some day, and that his next
step toward this goal VIII be TO see x
the presidency Of the council or
1918. providing he is reelected.
Edgar Lardie. Of No. ESQ CIinton-st.,
drove nm automobile containing Two
women passengers into the midst OF
the repair work on Woodward ave.
at the Campus Friday night. The ID.
L. II. Is tearing up the old tracks. 10
make a wider bend between the rails.
and do away with the humping OF
cars. and the congested traffic condi-
ton at this point. The machine
crossed the first set of tracks. and
ploweo It's way into the deep eNcaNa-
ton before ii was stopped. None OF
the passengers was injured. and the
women disappeared Immediately after
the accident. lSardie said that he
saw the red lights, but did not real
lie that the tracks were torn up.
A petition signed by 1.5OO property
owners OF the east side will be pre-
scented to the council next Tuesday
night requesting action on the long
discussed plan to create a boulevard
from Gladwin Park TO Bishop-rd. In
Crosse Pointe. a distance OF two and
half miles and about 800 feet north
OF the river. fhc Greater East-pe-
troit Improvement association has
learned that the owners Of 30 pei
cent OF the required property VIII b'
decided free OF charge by them fol
the purpose OF building the roadway
The association estimates that II
would cost $4,000 TO condemn the
remaining 10 per cent OF the land
which IL In Detroit, and VIII ash
the council 10 appropriate that sum
Permits TO the number OF 22,2O7 were
issued by the department Of pubii'
works for=strent-IIrd -stdtttHft tk-ttx
cavations during 1912. The great
est number OF permits issued TO an
one corporation or for any single
IN hn