The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-28
WHERE LIFE is
~ WORTH LIVING

WOHlH LlNlNGI
Hand Concertsi "Wednesday evening.
neue isfeI Thursday afternoOs. Clark
secretary Anthony Pratt, OF the MunI-
sipai ienEoe, has spent several days
.ooAlhs over the books OF the regis
Ter OF deeds office He refuses 10
state Just what the expects 10 find
seymour bower, or No. S07 Meidrum-
ave-, Detroit, was elected president
OF the American Fisheries society at
Tue annual convention OF the organl-
day.
Fred Jacob. chauffeur for Newton An
MS, wns fined xI5 in the Windsor
police court Tuesday for speeding
MS auto In the Canadian city. Jacob
was on MS way TO the depot TO meet
ms employer. when the police caught
bankruptcy Referee Harlow n. Davock
mas nppointed the Union Trust Co.
trustee Tor the estate OF Elmer III.
beach, publisher The hens on his
assets will be settled before any fur
Their move is made 10 close up his al
fairs
Sohector OF Customs WheInn seized the
and Albert Boashy' OF No. ss swain
ave, but released the boat again on
payment OF 5000 fine for being out
on the river at night without proper
lights.
DIR. ,. II. wasren, for rs years a Pres
byterian minister AMI until last sun
Gay pastor OF church In Holly.
Mich. has resigned his passionate and
VIII Identify himself with the me-
chano- therapist school OF medical
practice. and open an office In De-
troit.
Residents of what wns formerly the
village OF woodmere have sent n pc
titton to Mayor Breitmeyer, asking
that the council establish city
market In the vicinity OF Woodmere
and Stone-aves. The mayor will In
Vesttgate and communicate with the
council on the subject.
Mary Fuller. who was run down aud
serfousIs Injured by "a Fourteenth ear
at Mllwaukee-ave. and Beaubicn-ss.
Monday. has recovered sufficiently
10 permit or her removal 10 the home
OF her parents I'm ST. Johns. Mich.
Miss Fuller. who was almost totally
deaf Is suffering from a conclusion
OF the brain and Internal Injuries.
School Inspector Burton IL I'm favor OF
the abolition of the swimming pool
In the Central High school. He con
siders that, since more room is need
ed for study. the pool should be done
away with. Complaint has been made
that owing TO the construction and
arrangements OF the pool ~ Is not
sanitary. The sanitation committee
will investigate this complaint.
Robert A. y. barrier, a young colored
student I'm the engineering depart
ment OF the u. OF NJ, was drowned
Tuesday. while bathing at the u OF
Nj. summer camp at Douglas Lake
near Pellston Mich. Ills mother
Mrs Della Barrier a widow. lives at
No 27s Hancock save. west. Besides
his mother he leaves brother. DR.
Frederick I. Barrier. or Washington.
D. c.
The family of y. l.. williams, of No.
1s5 Thirst-st, scurried froui the sup
per table Tuesday evening when tho
fire department dashed up in front
OF their home and hremen proceeded
10 hustle into the yard They knew
nothing or any fire. but a Vigtlant
neighbor had noticed a small blaze
on the Williams roof and had turned
In the alarm. Only slight damage
was done.
Bois Blanc Tuesdsy, Mrs. Arthur Ed
wards. wife OF a Wyandotte mail
carrier was struck back OF the ear
by thrown ball, and knocked un-
conscious. She was attended by Or.
w c. Lambert. and then removed TO
her home. Her injuries are not ser
ious. The occasion was the annual
excursion OF the Suburban Met
chants and Professional Mems asso-
citation More than 100 down-TiVef
residents attended
i Joseph 4. Joceiyn, who snys that he
walked from Buffalo Ia Detroit. aud
sustained a severe sunstToke. was ia
ken In the East End ambulance from
the Tuberculosis hospital on Hamii-
ton Boulevard TO ST Marys hospi-
tai Tuesday. Jocelyn wandered into
the tuberculosis hospital three days
ago. complaining OF being ill. AMI
showing signs OF mental derangc-
ment. His address IS unknown, and
II is thought that his story OF walk
ing from Buffalo Is due TO haiIuci-
nations.
General Manager schnntx. Of the ID. a
4. Navigation Co.. viii make nppii-
cation 10 the Carnegie commission
for a Carnegie medal for Andrew
Barrow sailor on the steamer state
OF New York who on July o. saved
the life OF Miss Mary Leitch: Miss
Ieitch was In a row boat with Wal
ter T. Kelly, when IL was run down
4 az the Flats, Kelley being drowned.
Barrow made perilous leap into
the paddle box OF the steamer and
rescued the woman from almost GER
tain death.
Stricken with heart disease while visit
Ing In the home of her son. John J.
Mueller No. $50 Theodore st. Mis-.
Elizabeth Mueller died in a few min
utes. despite the efforts 81 Or $. +.
sanderson. OF No, 1876 Warren ave.
OF age was one OF the old-time resi-
\ dents OF Detroit She was member
OF Sacred Heart church and OF branch
No l13. l. g. II. a. Funeral services
will be held from her residence, No.
. PSI Maybury-aveS ri s. 80 Thursday
\ morning and in Sacred Heart church
az 2.
A brand new phase of IawIeSsness la
connection with the marine strike
may cause the police department Il
nut patrol boats into commission
along the river as the police nave
received reports that striking sailor,
have hired small boats from which.
IL is alleged. they are making praC-
tice OF hurting brickbats at strike
! breakers who sail past on lake boats.
The little craft used by the strikers
4 are decorated with signs. reading.
Don't be strike breaker BE
striker" Launches, rowboats and
scows are being used by the strikers
for this purpose.