The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-11
IN DETROIT


VIII meet In the souncil chamber.
\ Thursday night TO decide what atti-
tuds they viii take with regard TO
reducing the sIze OF the board and
Raising their pay. The outlook II
Cor sharp debate. :
|8alss Clago, ehief clerk n. she efaee
% shsria Milton OAK man, IA. S~cn
offered the position. OF secretary 10
and has declined. II have my fam
hsre.s said ciaso. aBesidss. 1 am
Yell pleased with my present work"
viii name.
eSss Greer. 2 years ola. Of No. sss
Ene eoastinE down an emoank.
Rsnt NJ Maybmry. Grand-aye. and
5uenAnan-st "Wednesday afternoon.
on driven. by j. a. Bowmsn. No. sc
BagE-st. The boy suffered one frac-
tursd rib: and his right hand was
padly injured He was taken to
u.itea states Dl.triet Attorney clyde
the University OF Michigan club at
. luncheon In the Edelwefss. We'd
nesday. advocated heavier prison
penalties to create. respect for the
that prisoners serve their full time
when given stiff sentences; Il IL the
normal effect OF strict law enforce
ment that II most to be desired.
rish esmmoaiy fesns IN the waters Of
t the S BE aaaarium bSiidins '' az the e
Panama exposition. The following
kinds OF Ash have been shipped west
by the Belle Isle aquarium: Lake
horse. carp. common pike, cat fsh,
lake trout. pike perch. yellow perch.
common sucker. SAUCER and mud
puppy. A
blx granasens viii bear the hsAy Of
Eaward Hawking. 50 YEAR, old. 90 its
c cnn resting Rlase Mr. Mt Ha Whats
lived In Detroit 81 years. and for
many years was a road boss I'm the
employ OF the department OF public
ins-st Five sons. three daughters.
children. and a Sister. Mrs Richard
Quinn, survive.
We nust teach the ehiIdren 20 play
sasA Ira w. Jayne. experimentation Of
missfon, I'm an address TO the MEM
bers OF the Equal Suffrage league OF
wayne county. Wednesday afternoon.
A to e,s snna wSat the
children were doing before and after
school hours showed that - per
cent OF them were doing nothing and
children. he said. must not only be
taught to play. but the play must be
supervised.
fincent Lareck, Of No. TT 50. Aubin-
ave., was sittfng on the kitchen sink
In his home. Wednesday evening.
explosion shook the house, and most
Of the windows in the rear elevation
Were shattered. as bomb let go.
Just under the kitchen window. Mr..
Larock was badly startled. but not
injured, though he was showered
with glass from the kitchen window.
Detectives found no traces OF the
sSrror hss;.v or OF the bomb though no, 81
. fruit jar niled with gunpowder.
scause the names Of charitable insti-
buttons 90 which the late Mrs. sarah
8lbley Hendrie left substantiaf be-
quests. were not correctly given,
6trathearn Hendrie. a SON, has begun
friendly suit In circuit court to
obtain a legal Interpretation Of his
mothers will. IL Is expressly stated
objection to the bequests to charity.
Mrs. Hendricks will left $1,000 to st.
Lakes hospital, $4,000 TO Hobart
GUILD O. "a Ann m AreSr; snd sd arwS.n TO
Of Protestant clergymen
naer Airectieas Of Judge murphy. .
1uPy In the circuit court. "Wednesday
Afternoon, returned verdict OF no
suit brought against the d. .. 4.
by Herbert w. Thayer, The latter
sued for damages for injuries he al
legged he hletainsd when the crew
accept . transfer and elected him.
Judge Murphy held that Thayer was
not entitled to damages because he
q r prevent rev. an aitsrcation. The court
declared that the plaintiff could have
paid another fare under protest. and
3hen brought suit, rather than argue
With the conductor until q night re-
3 She oaieess Of the ArcAitects' Busi-
ness association Of Michigan were
re-elected In the annual meeting.
held recently In Ann Ar tsr arc dne
kocts was discussed section by sec
lion and several changes were sug-
rested. Following bsefsteak din
Cooley and Prof, Emil Torch, Of the
University Of Michigan; Il. w. Arm
old. OF Battle Creek, and =. G. Van
q PstrS. arao The p 9issEs arsi
vice president c. f. J. Barnesi sec
pnd vics-prssidsnt. Dalton r. Wells:
secretary, w. H. Chapman; treasurer.
ss% e { 4 essi:: ~.l. & .is sss
z. aTsn- Gii.nan Has aIeA . peti-
:.S.sS ward r r.ss tbs. a. sSSe
s sysns fS lHsss Baker fns car over
ss sRa,n eoun.sl P VIII prepare an or
dinance similar TO that passed last
matter. The refusal Of the b. u. r.
10 grant patrons Of the springwells
plug double trsnsfer privheG'eSs
prompted Aid Gilman 70 act nu:
ne Fourteenth line extended so that
L will run to the Michigan Central
6tation. This would necessitate the
s I. q kk,e Ss nsm srsek from LOCUST
:. Dsngeman Has AaA referred 20 the
pounell eosnmittee O charter and
bity legislation, charter amendments
which provide an eight-hour work
Employs. II 10 proposed, will be al
owed to work more than the al
oted number OF hours except In
ases OF emergency, when the work work,
Work required TO be done on sun
lay and holidays will cost the city
ouble time. Two dollars and TWEEN
ys8s for DAY labor. Skilled me-
hanics working for the city are TO
sceivs the highest prevailing wage.
me amendments would make the.
vorkmen hired by city contractors.
Zen Ms. l.. d. Goodwin, Of No. % Ade-
asGo-et.. noticed sudden stop II
he monotonous buzz OF the vacuum
& her home. Wednesday. she inves-
iGated, found the vacuum cleaner
bandoned, three diamond rings
nissing from one OF the rooms. and
klso gone. The suspect, who 10 be-
NJ sought by the police. applied to
krs, oodwin, two weeks ago. for