The Detroit times., 1908-06-25

extortion or undue demands OF labor.
He declared that his association does
not desire to have wages cut. that
but one member had ever cut dol
lar from an employees salary. and
that this one was rebuked.
Miss Lille burden, the Flat Rock
. .s teacher, indis nn Ssnis.
smith OF that village. tina. she tried
to induce Ronald, his lG-year-oId
son, To elope with her The story
that | went to Windsor with the boy
and tried TO get a wedding license is
untrue" she declares. ~ haven't
been in Windsor since | was l6 years
old. and am 80 now. treated the
teach him after regular school hours.
as he was behind in his work. but
this was at his fathers suggestion.
Peter A. Dunn, sewer superint endenti
wealthy people can stand the smell
and dirt of their automobiles. when
any other dirt or smells would make
them angry As | have watched a
and mud spatterss sitting In putting
machines that sent up clouds OF evil
smelling vapor. II has made me think
what power money has. for they
enjoy those things just because they
are expensive. But IL their sewer
becomes choked for an hour or so. or
they are walking what yell they
set up"
4 driveway along the front of Water
Works park. connecting with the
proposed Edgemere boulevard. is be-
ing advocated by Water Commission
or James II. Pound This would be
the start for the long river and shore
drive planned some time ago and for
which q number OF property-ownerA
have offered to dedicate land. At
present there is no street running
parallel TO yererson-ave" between
that thoroughfare and the river.
10 nj n "a
ferry service between the water
works and Belle Isle. One boat own
er figured with the park commission
err In regard to this already. but gave
II up after gathering data.
While Harper ambulance WINS answer
ing nm accident call, "wednesday att
ernoon. II was struck by An auto
and overturned. DR.. ]. r.. Mcintyre,
OF the hospital staff was pinned be-
meath the vehicle and sustained sew
eral cuts and bruises and possible
was quickly righted and returned to
the hospital with the doctor. The
Detroit Ambulance was then sent
TO the corner of Fourteenth and
Nerrick-svos. where f. p. Winnie.
Of No. 217 Chandler-avc.. had been
injured by falling from the platform
OF D. L.. Y repair wagon lie IL
I'm Harper hospital with a broken
arm ard several bruises.
Mas &. Koch. city trcnsu-cr. II stiil
having his troubles trying 10 dis
pose OF the houses acquired by the
city in Opening Beaubien-st The
first time he auctioned them off. bids
were not high enough. and he had
one house bid In for himself when
he thought there was a combine to
keep the price down. Bids were re-
jected by the council. and at the
.cond sale Wednesday afternoon.
George w. Myers. who was bid
der at the first sale. objected 10 the
hid OF r w. Crandall on a house on
Chandler-av claiming that Gran
dali was bidding at the inxtance of
Aid. Kingley. There was, a hot dis
pute. but CrandallN bid highest and
got the property The prices Sc
than the first bids
the ofacc OF the nttorney-gcneral of
the United States. has been sent 10
Detroit to \ advise the, local federal
officers as to the measures 10 be
taken with regard TO the seizure OF
some $4,000 quarts OF Canadian Club
whisky. Tuesday. IL IL expected that
the case VIII go to an early hearing
To determine the rights Of the Cana :
dian distillers under the new pure
Washington officials Ii sustained as
TO the branding OF such whisky. 81
viii mean great advantage TO
American manufacturers. particularly
che whisky tr,ist. There is differ
encc OF opinion as TO what will be-
come OF the whisky ~ the govern
rnents case - sustained. District
lieve that II Will be conhscated while
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