The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

a~tAf - ltu lb Anf HAiAGNAt ENlT
day night. of Gordon Kelly. OF No.
52O Third-ave., VINO was riding With
OnermRh at the time, but he was
released saturday morning after
the prosecutors office had satisfied
Itself that he was IN no way re-
Sponslble for the mishap.
Petition. are being circulated by u.
4. Campbell, who owns farm near
Dearborn. asking property owners
along the roadways from the end
~ Warren Ia the city, 10 Ann
Arbor, 20 donate land for tho
widening OF the roads into "A 600
foot boulevard with space for d1u-
bic ear tracks In the center The
plan also contemplates like bou-
lcYard from Woodward ave, oppo-
site the Ford motor factory, west
through Highland Park and south
To the River Rouge. The petition
bears the name OF Henry Ford. ana
he is said 10 favor the whole plan
heartily.
The public lighting commission FRI
dap afternoon won its hpht q" keep
a contract for manhole covers from
the stewart Foundry Co, Judge
Hosmer deciding that the foundry
company was not entitled 10 a writ
OF mandamus forcing the coulmls-
sion To award the job 10 the plain
tin The decision was the outcome
or a second suit the company nj
leging In both cases that IL was
entitled 10 tine patronage because II
was the lowest bidder In the hrst
case, Judge llosmcr ordered the
commission 10 rcadve-t 81 rs BIDS
. The commission ma .utpincd IN the
second trial that the pipiuUn had
not submitted proper sample,
fc... providers who were ncii.ig sus-
piriouSiy near NicbiIn m and Fourth
ayes. AZ $50 o'clock SatnrdaS moin-
ing were arrested hy Hairolman
Joseph Diefeuhach. ~ the first pre-
cinct station. and are held ~ dts
orderlleS, Will" detectives ave max
INK an Investigation. several hoId.
ups haVe taken place ia that
neighborhooi the last tw" months.
and patroiCen have been watching
all persons closely The men when
registered a. Ia!ioe headquarters
gave their names AZ Arthur Paw
James Nokes. o. No E@Sn Furt-s'
west Thomas Barry. az Ne -
Washingtor-h'vd. and Eerl IIrtz
~ No e5S Mich gau-aT'
san, Tobin. representing the FEEDER
ntion OF Labor. called on Corpora
ton Counsel Harry J plrgeman,
Friday morning, 20 inquire when
the city would be ready 20 take
W. thc suit TO test the validity ~
The minimum wage charter amend
mem 10 Indicated that the labor
men ere impatient TO have the mat
tor settled without further delay
Mr. pirgcmau told him that the
hearing had been set for oct. I on
IN. circuit court vale ndar. and th1i
he a. prepared To- proceed IN INC
~age a. soon as tho ease Is called,
tho large number OF eases on 'thc
the reinforcement being caused bv
docket ana not becsse OF any delay
In the Office of the corporation
council
An orupn:sntion known ~ the Hon
est Election Ienguc Inns been FORM
ed. and ~ will be represented N
every polling booth Nov. by two
Chalicngers who viii do their best
to prevent any attempt ~ election
fraud William Il Thompson.
chairman OF the league. has seat
10 the city clerk q sworn stute'n"nt
setting forth the aims Of the league
and making legal under tho stat"
law the presence or It's challenger
I'm the booths The members or the
executive committee are Joseph
Boyer. NJ J. Murphy. Bishop g u
Williams Dean : :. Marquis. Wal
ter o Briggs. Charles \. Dean
lanes II Pound. q. T. Hunt g NJ
Burton. Dr. J. s nat. 4 n. Jew
cit Martin j Naloney. Il. F. In
gram. G. n Gates. John Il Sonow
ski T. Cotner. Jr., Christian Leld-
ich. f. II Doyle. Dr. william \
Sni,ziey. VI l. FRrr. Rcv Eugene
n Shippen. Rev. w II Wray BOYLE
REV. II Med Huston and John NC
Vicar.