The Detroit times., 1914-02-12
IN DETROIT

Warren Copp. ~ years old. and living
ON hnybuTN- i.rsnd-aVe this city, 10
held or the Indianapolis police, as
runaway boy. his father has boen
money VIII be sent 70 pay his fare
20 Detroit
Federal Judge futile. In an address 90
the members OF the University OF
MicEiGun club at their luncheon m
the RdeIweiss cafe, Wednesday. de-
clared that tile federal courts are
oVerWorked, and expresses the opin-
ION that some OF the cases, at least
could Oe handled by state courts
The Judge ascribed tho Increase an
court work, I'm part, 10 the number
or laws enacted by congress during
the last few years giving the ica-
sral court wider Jurisdiction
George ID. Shot. fOreman In the brass
foundry OF the American Radiator
Co, Dequindre-st. and rrombiey ave F,
WAS instantly killed, "Wednesday
afternoon when molten metal com
ing In contact with cold water,
caused an explosion That blew pafls
OF the furnace against Shott. Mike
Boroski who was with him, escaped
injury Shott leaves his widow anu
10-yesr-old son, Roy, who 1--we AZ
No. 20sS East Grand-bIVd.
Mrs. Mary ,. Capier, for 90 years "a
resident OF Detroit. died Wrdbes-
day In the home OF her daughter
Mrs, Nary Muffat, No. Gil brooklyn
ave. Mrs. Capier was born IN
France ia 1924, and came 10 Mlchi-
gan while small child. with her
parents. Mrs. Capler Is survived py
her daughter, Mrs Muuat one son;
Paul Cnpler. - grandehlIarsh ah1
four great grandchildren. Funeral
services will be held III the home
Saturday morning.
CHARLES III. fowler. AZ years old, or
No. Is- Twelfth-st., died I'm the De-
trolt santtarium. Wednesday, from
feet down an elevator SHAFT IN Isy-
Tor, McLeish n Co.'S grocery, No w
Jefferson ave, last MONDAY TOW
Ter tsamster for the Heading
Truck Co. was thoroughly chilled
by the zero weather OF Monday, ana
10 get warm. danced few jig steps
as no entered the grocery plant. lie
danced into the elevator shaft ana
fell fracturing his skull Coroner
Burgess Is investigating
A sneak thief who has visited Il. III.
Counter. roomfng house at No. 20
Lafaystte-a east for three sue
cessive mornings. had narrow es-
cape Wednesday. when Patrick
Burns, first mate OF tho steamer Al
psna. saw man searching his
trousers. Burns yelled Thief" and
the fellow fed. pursued by Burns and
several other roomers. who did not
stop 10 dress, but pursued the THIEF,
Ia their night clothes. until their
frost bitten toss caused them 10 turn
back. II don't believe he VIII come
back again, though, says Mr.. Couh-
ter
Arthur 4. Waterfall. traffic commits
sioner OF the Board OF Commerce, bns
been subpoenaed 10 testify before
the Interstate commerce commission,
IN Washington, Friday. The com
\ mission - taking testimony on the
question whether railroads. in deliv-
h erlns cars free on the privately
h owned tracks or big plants. are not
\ discriminating against tho small
II ri
\ This Is the contention OF Commits
h s,oner Harlan, who holds hat these
h free services are performed at inn
II mense expense, Tor which the car
/, rier must be reimbursed through the
h rates eXaeted on the traffic OF tie
general public.
Attorneys for Mrs. Catherine Ruet-
finger should feet happy. Thursday,
as "Wednesday afternoon the woman
II walked INTO the court OF domestic
| relations with $500 and paid IL 10 the
Il clerk Thx sum WAS ordered BY
n Judge Lao 20 he paid the attorneys
IN following an annulment action that
h freed the woman from Charles Bon
II ner. AT the time OF the court ore
III der s625 was on deposit IN the wo-
|. mans name IN bank and II disap-
II peared a low hours afterward Mrs
IN RuetttnEer told The court a few
days ago that she had spent IT, but
|. when Judge Lacy said she would
IL have 10 face Il charge OF contempt
OF court she soon produced the
money.
4 summer school course In the teach
Ing az defective children VIII be
given In tho Lapeer home for the
feeble mlnded. The course will be
open only 10, experienced teachers.
with crtifcate OF recommendation
from the superintendent Of schools
OF their cities. Tuition, board and
lodging for a sixweek course VIII
cost SEQ. instruction will De given
IN the various forms OF studies
taught to detectives, psychology OF
detectives. tests for mental eff
cheney and other subjects. with the
Lapeer home as a laboratory. The
teachers. thus trained viii be en-
ployeu IN tie schools for Detectives
Ia the various cities OF the state
Thee Is great need for such teach
eI< In Detroit. according 10 AssIs-
tant Supr Frank Cody who is also
member or the board OF super
Nlsors OF the new school.