The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-13

"A small section OF MichigaR-ave.
The alderman Is also pIpnTlng 10
q. light any attempt 20 take the new
Michigan Central depot out OF the
restricted district. The Pastors
union on Monday pight went on rec
ord as opposing a bar IN the depot
Ralph Adams and Leon 4. Pheinfrank,
OF No. $50 Ciinord-st.. were nrrested
by Patrolman John kearney. Monday
night, on the charge OF stealing a
mirror from the Hotel Duquesne
No. 10 Columbia st. west. and when
Adams was searched. a loaded rec
volver was found In his pocket flo
may be prosecuted for carrying con
cealed weapons in addition TO 9, lar
ceny charge. ~ I'm q.
=. VI. Armstrong, 81 years old, OF No.
AS Avcry-nye., was struck by a
TrumbuIl ear at the kirby-aVe.
crossing. Monday afternoon, sustain
ing "A fracture OF the skull and sew
eral bruises about the body lie IA
said TO have alighted from "A north
bound car ana walked Ia front or a
sOun tn bound car. lie was taken 10
Grace hospital, and while In seri-
Gus condition, Is expected to recover.
Hoiding thHt NerDni contract Eor
nsOIe thna "A year ~ n"t binding
judge Goa, 3loAdAyr found lOA lho
deIcnaant AZ the case OF EDWARD
hnfcder versus futile 4 Clark
horse goods dealers hlllrdCr hdd
sued lgI tlW,VVV Abi AlAf tN ~ ttAAA
OF contract, claiming that ne had
VcTbAI aSrCenlent wIth the hrm Tor
lite job, which IL broke by dlscharS
ing hlm. The nrm showed that Kill
fedef had gone on spree ana al
forwards demanded has job back.
The nrm sent HIM 20 4 sisters home
In Canada and paid the sister 50 a
week for his care Tor several weeks.
but he Vas not satisfied and wanted
either his "iite jolt or Il small for
tune. lie loses botn.
Final decision in tae case of the late
Elijah H.. Myers against George ".
kaoiOId has been given by the
United states supreme court, which
uphoIds the decision of the Michigan
supreme court ana Judge Murphy, OF
the Wa yue circuit court The de-
cision finds for Myers. Five years
ago Myers started action against
lsadford, claiming that the latter
had collected money for him as MIS-
attorney ana refused 10 turn iI over.
hadford declared the money was
owing him for professional services.
Judge Murphy awarded Myers $500
Myers collapsed IN court at the time
OF the trIal and died In March, 1905.
The case was then appealed 20 th9
state supreme court and finally TO
the United states supreme courtf
Stock hoiders In the Coaumbiau Nh
uoDai rare Insurance co. heId thefr
annual meeting IA Detroit, Monday,
Inc company mas been IN eNlsten&e
only nine months. but IL mas atreafay
written policies on when the pre-
miums exceed s1l5.00O. Six new {1l-
reCtOrs were adued TO the directBr-
are or hve, ana list OF - assoc fate
directors named. Charles j. HtiB-
gins, vice-preSldent and cashier OF
the metropolitan state bank, Detroit,
was elected first vice. presidenI, and
other officers We're reelected as
foloWs. President. John O. A.Wing
Detroit, second vice. president, Pat
NJ. m tat N.rt uttA
treasurer. NJ. W Welsh. : Detroit.
sf,OOO@V0. and is doing usiness in
II states. Ills stockhol Ars are all
OF the Catholic faith.
of the Detn2,n Rock Salt
Co., in annual meetI}ig In the Sc
curity trust Co. 5 sfhces, Monday,
expressed dissatisf/ elton with the
mariner in whicnS the international
salt Co, the "s9 Il trust" "a $50, 0OO,-
wv New JerseE corporation which
mas control oH the Detroit concern.
subSldiaries,f The Detroit stockhold-
ers believg that the trust Is limit
ing the territory of the local COM
pany 100 strictly. and Is thus cur
tailnr9 the business which IL might
do = ]. VI. Mulkey OF Detroit, was.
lsAaned by the preferred stockholders
'Hs their representative on the board
OF the Detroit Rock Salt Co. In the
hope that he VIII be able 10 obtain
more equitable adjustment The
other four members OF the boa ri
represent the International Salt Co