The Detroit times., 1914-06-19


John R.-st Phone Main 1893.
Funeral services were held Friday
morning for Harry u. Osborn. I'm the
home OF his brother, Bert Osborn,
No 1853 Mcclellan ave. MIR Osborn,
who was chef OF the Colonial hotel
Mt Clemens, was found dead in bed
Tuesday; For over a hair century h..
was well known In Detroit as n hotel
chef He is survived by his wife and
son.
Martin WoEniak, 10 years old. NO home.
who WIS arrested June 2. for Mt
tempting TO climb upon the altar Ia
-. JosephGt's church Hastings-st
and Garfield ave died in the Eloisc
asylum. Friday. Nozpiak, after his
ward in police headquarters While
there he bee came violent. lie is said
20 have a wife living somewhere IN
Pennsylvania.
Charging false arrest. Frank PIotrow-
ski. n shoemaker at No. tlD Oakland
ave. Thursday instituted suit for
$4,000 against patrolman Thomas
Rowling and Louis Grossman He
alleges that the officers entered IT'S
shop, arrested him forced him TO
ride In a patrol wagon and locked
him i'm cell. all without just cause.
He alleges as result OF the no
toriety his business has fallen ot- TO
great extent
Sam BInkowsky, ~ yeRrs old, OF No.
Az 81. tntoine-st. wRs arrested.
Thursday night. on suspicion OF
Markowitz. No tn St Antoine-st
early Thursday morning George
owen OF the Pasadena apartments
reported that jewelry valued at 5000
was stolen from his room during MS
= absence Edward Birley, No 50 Alb
hottest. reports that iewelry valued
at $3.50 was stolen from his room
In n meeting OF Detroit Socialists.
100 Brush-st. the Boy Scout move
ment was severely arraigned ana
condemned. and resolutions we:
passed copies 20 he sent TO various
persons and organizations furthering
the BOY Scout movement, protesting
against IL on the score OF "militar-
ism" The children OF Socialists
hereafter. Will not he permitted to
participate in any public or scho i
demonstration in WHICH Boy Scouts
take part.
Four women aud four men were ar
rested In u raid on the house NJ No.
317 Second-st., by Detectives Hayes,
Mite and Tremontte early Friday
morning. when neighbors complained
of the noise in the place The wo-
men were registered as Ada Martin,
Sadie Clements, Dorothy Worth and
Carrie Smith. and are held as disor-
derlies. and the men. BIZ Cameron,
OF No. BIZ Second Ross A. Dana,
OF Algonac; Daniel owen, Saginaw.
and Hamilton Chase. No. $50 Ly-
caste-ave., were locked up as wit
uessSs.
Police sergt. Phil kerwin. veteran Of
the force. and court officer for Judge
Phelan. will be tried before Commits
sioner Gillespie. next Tuesday, on
complaint of Mrs. l.. NJ. Cowell No.
30 Canfield-ave. east, who alleges
that Sergt Kerwin made very
audible remark on street car about
her split skirt. that greatly embar
raised her Kerwin says the skirt
ealf nV1K 70 r. In
doesn't approve OF EN-. Mrs Cowell
says the skirt was slit only moder-
ately and Thodishly, and, anyway, IL
was none OF Kerwin's business.
The suit started by Rep. }. Frank stew
ems, of star CITY, 90 test the VALID
ity OF the apportionment act which
Increased Wayne county's represen-
tation in the next legislature has
aroused the Detroit legislators to
action. Rep. Koehler and Martz
called on Prosecuting Attorney Fraz-
er. Thursday. and asked him to aid
In defending the act. Mr. Frazer
promised TO study the bill OF COM
plant and 10 defend the act IL it
appears feasible 10 do so. An at
tempt will also be made TO secure
the aid OF Corporation Counsel Law
son.
Traffic ComnIssioner waterfall. of
the Board OF Commerce, returned
from Washington just I'm time to so
on the cruise to Duluth lie at
tended a meeting of representatives
or nine cities who are protesting
against the discriminatory rates
granted Chicago shippers 70 points
south OF the Ohio river These rep
resentatives agreed not 10 take their
case before the interstate commerce
commission until after the I'VE per
cent increase I'm freight rates ~
granted or rejected. The Chicago
rates. Mr. Waterfall claims, are l2E
per cent lower than those granted
Detroit
n outcL M. I2a nIaIne-ave.. wa.
elected secretary and treasurer OF
the American General Baggage
Agents association. Thursday. for
the twenty NTH time MIR, Quick Is
connected with the Grand Trunk
George l.. Alley general baggage
agent OF the Union Pacific, was
OF the Baltimore & Ohio, vice presi-
dent The association Will meet
next year in Los Angeles. The
American Association Of Transfer
Men reelected their old officers
Thursday, and decided 20 meet with
the baggage agents I'm Los Angeles.
next year.
The Gsrrtck thenter was hIIed. Thurs
= friends OF the CT members or the
graduating class OF the Detroit Col.
leRe OF Law. for the annual com
mencement exercises. orations were
given by Alexander T.. Moore, pres.
dent OF the class: Henry Joseph
Weber. Louis Farquhar Hawkins
Norman Arthur. mark J. ROwley and
Donald n Sweeney. The diplomas
were presented by Judge Philip r.
Van Zilc. dean OF the faculty Of the
college Musical numbers were given
by the Garrick orchestra and violin
solos by Samuel Shahander. mem
Der OF the class.
A speeIaI train, provided BY the rail-
roads at the Instance Of the state
free employSnent bureau. viii leave
Detroit soon. for kansas 20 take
unemployed mon 90 the wheat fields
a. harvest hands Perry Ward. IN
charge or the bureau. estimates that
there are 800 men without employ
ment who can snord tne .la9f tars