The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-11
IN DETROIT

Fesesal .eYvless Ter Misc. Myps Jeass
eee wese.ksesSa sst1se1 DStseet pab1l(
scnoci teacher, who died. THURSDAY
ess hs'd .s ssnd 1.ssld sss::n'S No. i
Hurihut-ave lntsrment will be made
In RAisin Valley. near Adrian. Mich.
where Miss Jones was born. -
Willie Mrs. Avssssta Leetsss. % Ne
-. AsSs3o-st. was ettsn1lal
s SnsrchS:. Frtday, ,om:ons stole eiol
she saw Chris 4 korssnos. ' = ro JOINER
leaving the house Just ~ she wal
rotnrning. Snd caused his arrest on
susplcion She said that che had be-
stay IN the Nous. tSo aSxsn &. w "a" q. s
weeks Ia arrears with his board
Police found loaded revolver and
az oice In korthnos' room.
verdict fer eev96o.lg was awarded IN
William II. Travss. contractor, by :
Jury IN Judge Van Tiles court. FRI
Gay AFTERNOON: The case grew out
ssfu 5, 10, e Pay the sosa
material furnished for the Cass High
school. He claimed that the mater
lal furnished did not come up to
was Obliged to use sdditionai Iron
ana steel construction. Tie wanted
the company to rebate the cost Of
i inss sxirs material and the labor for
James ,. Hiil. president es the Great
Northern railway, had his sisnabers
disturbed In Detroit at 3 O'clock Fri
Jay morning. Mr.. Hill entered De-
troit In his private car and the arms
cihc.. A United States customs m
attempted to enter MIR. hins car. and
Sa9sssS By e; b DSrt s.. until hs
Uncle sam was behind the inspector g
demand for entrance. The aroused
msgnate sat on the edge OF his berth
went through his personal baggage.
A few moments later his car left
for Chicago over the Wabash.
The sebu Aas arrived. Zebu u the name
% IN animal that looks lake IN An
erican bunalo. only IL carries q hump
Is known a. the sacred bull" but
this Animal came from Salem, Ill.
The PARK commissioner purchased IL
Hr s a rS ts the s SxmsT Of Ss
hibited In the island zoo az soon az
he becomes acclimated. Commits
sioner l Dust took = look ct the AMI.
= zebu looked like In the flesh. I
think I could have doctored up one
OF our old cows and saved the tax
payers $75 plus the freight charges.
said the commissioner.
acaer 49, 1eot ~ ~0ts 0OrA
BY Judge Lacy % the court Of Do
peared well soaked" The court 80
described his appearance and the
cure. Tucker Was one OF the first
OF the men brought before the court
on . charge Of non -supp0rt at the
time the court was launched. He
was sent to q homo for inebfiates
and UP to two months ago stayed
sober: AZ the time OF his hrst arrest
he admitted stealing his wife's pre-
ture. the family furniture and even
his ehildren's clothes to get money
with which to buy liquor. This time
he. vas sent to jail until he could
sober up. when Judge Lacy will try
TO get him job. The family IL des-
titute.
Ceunt Michel karolyi. leader Of the
lnaepenaent baPty In the Hungarian
parliament. left Detroit Friday even
Ing after q comparatively quiet day.
ne contracted in India. several years
ago, made him indispOsed for sight
seeing. Friday morning. He was
treated by DIR. Leo II. Herbert. In
the afternoon he called on Mayor
Marx and told him that Detroit was
one OF the finest cities he had ever
seen and its people the most cour-
tecus. Then the Hungarian enter
tainment committee. headed by the
Eighteenth ward. where he inspected
the working and living conditions OF
the Hungarian Americans there. He
visited the plant OF the Hungarian
Daily News and read proof on the
story. OF his visit to Detroit. Count
karolyi, declared that he would re-
turn TO Detroit In few months.