The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
I'M DETROIT


fhsss1sy 3 circuit court, Efss v.
N Joseph Lemieux. Josephine Va. Cakes
~ Heath. Marie w. Thomas zahlker.
v. Marion Lauder.
ganiscd last night In the eiEhtesnth
ward. The meeting was held AZ No.
30 Lewerenz-ave. and about 100 were
In attendance, all personal friends OF
msriy estimator from the Eightsenth
ward and made an excellent record
xrssy w. Niles. fern.r superint endeut
81 The Detroit hivfsion % the Lake
shore 4, Michigan southern RAILROAD.
WAS ssyears ola. He retired from
his residence IN Bufaio. Funeral
seryices win be held In his native
afternoon.
AneYica. and I 40 Not know Of .
md market there, said c. .. ia
mieson Of Frederick Stearns 4 Co.
OF the Board OF Commerce, Thursday
noon Mr.. Jameson recently return
ed from sojourn OF two years In
Australia and South Africa
eriss.. n. been named ne sourtA
Judge In the Made In U. 8. A."
trsdsmark contest The contest test
the awarding OF the $500 prize are
James Kelley, managing editor OF
the Chicago Herald: Edward =,
ere ana q ch snf G psppies Frey q
Chicago. The Judges VIII come to
Detroit March TO begin their work
The city VIII refuse 90 pay the damage
eicin - Fred scuie; whore baby was
time OF the q. A. r. conventions last
September. souie asked $4,000 from
the city for the death. of the chill
and injuris TO himself; Assistant
that Beulah Rish. employe In the
casino. was not In the performance
or any OF her duties when she fell
shr porch. Killing lin o the baby. souie viii
likely bring suit against the city Tor
DR.. scott. federal cattle expert. has
come 90 Detroit from Chicago 10
Michigan Central stockyards. The
work was started Friday. morning.
Nine animals affected with the foot
and mouth disease Were ,a kiii TS, oy
day, and the balance OF the herd.
comprising ~ steers. were taken TO
the Nagle Packing plant. where the
Eovernment Inspection. The owners
of the cattle will be reimbursed by
the FEDERAL and state governments.
TIE Michi6an state Association Of
CIesnsrs and Dyers was orgsnised
the new association voted to Join the
national organization. The meeting
was called by the Detroit Cleaners
and Dyers club, and representatives
ral ri a MI through
the state were present. Following
a dinner in the statier. Thursday
evening. the cleaners and their
tn ase remp prs :" Phs business business sessions
will be completed Friday and trip
20 Parke, Davis q Co.'S plant Is
scheduled for the afternoon.
A result OF IN attack q Dsrsiysi:.
dent and an Intimate friend Of the
late Gov. Pingree. died Thursday In
Ills home, No. ia charlotte-aye; He
CO. q sns ssrns anG Lsan
ed-sts. He had Also been prominent
F. In the fraternal Insurance. business
and for go years was treasurer OF
church. He was rs years old and
came to Detroit In 1854 from Wash
tenaw county. Three years ago no
met with an accident that aaee tee
from recognising old friends.
TIE pekeol boards recent actIon I'm
doing away with the dual inspiration,
system on school buildings under
construction and leaving the inspec--
tiOn. entirely to q representative OF
thArarchttect,s was responsible for .
bitter row between Capt. A.. Il. stew
art supervisor Of school buildings.
and A. J.. Smith. OF the A. J. Smith
Constructiop Co, In . meeting OF
estate and school buildings Thurs
day evening. The affair passed over
without resort to blows. however.
and bill for extras on the Dwyer
school, presented by the construction
company. which was the immediate
cause OF dispute. was finally allowed
BY the committee Routine business
was transacted by the board In its
regular session. .following the COM
mittes meeting.
HOuR nore m0vie theatsrs were put
out ~ bnslness Temporarily. BY the
state fire marshafs ofnce, Thursday.
FOR refusing 20 comply with the mar
sh1Is instructions. Deputies cut
the wires supplying "5uice" to the
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