The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Mrs. }. Harrington walker. No. s.S
Jenerson-ave., has reported 60 the
police thar shc lost a. diamond heaft
valued at $500. while on her way
from her home to Dunleld ma H.
Woodward and Dntfield-st., we'd
nesday evening.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Edmund
Atkinson has presented 10 the claims
and accounts committee or the COM
mon council a statement. OF the
claims pending against the city Tor
injuries received on defective sluc
walks and streets. The ngures total
up ss40.46S.
Although placed In nomination by his
party 90 oppose Judge M1rnn In the
coming election. Attorney James -,
Pound declares positively That he VIII
not make the run and told Judge
Muriin so, "Wednesday. They can
throw any crowns at me wnen doh
want EN-" says Pound
Somebody threw brick through the
show window a. W. }. schrfmshaw's
sporting SooJs establishment at no
ISL Shelby-st., tnrlY TIuI sday morn
Ing. and stole :hree r,volvers. shot
gan and safety faZCI. Patrolfnah
Doyle found the window broken when
he passed the place on his ROUNDS az
a. M
Gaining entrance by the rear door,
burglars made their way al the cash
drawer in william r. LIONS h td .a ana
Wednesday night, and obtained VS.
I'm cash. Patrolman john j. smith
who discovered the burglary Ut II oV
reports that he had tried the door AZ
o'clock and found everything Sc
cure.
Francis stafford. II years old, IL In .
critical condition In his home, No. 80.
Forest-ave west. from the effects or
kick I'm the abdomen. Stafford was
quarreling with an older boy VINO
lives on Putnam aVe.. when the latter
kicked him Blood poisoning deVel-
oped. and the lad may die OF his IN
1uries Dr. Burton Parker is attend
Ing him.
Miss Margaret Cooper. of No. lilo
yiE~wood-ave., has returned "a police
headquarters two police CLUBS anu
belt which snt allie ges formerly be
ionged tc Sergt Henry SHOCKS.
against whom she has started SUIT Tor
breach OF promise The clubs ana
belt were left IN her home by the
officer after one OF his visits there
she says.
DIR. II. r.. Moss and DIR. 4. }. Irwin. two
of the three doctors empioyed by the
supreme tent OF the Maccabees, nave
been dropped by that organization
and hereafter there viii "e but one
doctor al salary OF $4,000. Ihfe.
doctors have been In the employ OF
the Maccabees at an annual salary or
5000 each. DR.. f. Edmister VIII re-
main and draw the $4,000.
Frank r. Ellsworth, superintendent of
the Western Newspaper mon, mas
fled suit for divorce against ms
wife. Fannie. The Ellsw3rths i've
been married % years, ana according
TO Mrs Ellsworth. always got along
we'll MY husband Will come back
10 me-" she says. "and when he does
will forgive him everything
Charles u. HnrtveIi. who was thrown
from his wagon by n collision with
a Baker car Monday. died "Wednesday
afternoon In West Side hospltal,
where he had fingered unconscious,
ever since the accident. Not once
did ~ recover sufficiently to recog-
nize his daughters. who were almost
constantly at his bedside, The lam
ily lives at No. u Williams-aVe
Wandering AWAY from his home at No.
4. Jones-st.. Wednesday night, with
out a hat or coat. Chester Patterson,
two years old. was picked up by
policeman on ssecond-st., and treated
TO a patrol wagon ride. The little
fellow had an orange ana STICK OF
candy and seemed happy II Il trlne
cold His father called for him after
he had been held at central station
q half hour.
Judge Durfee - the author OF Dill
which senator Mckay will bring be
fore the legislature In Lansing. Inc
bill provides for the election OF an
associate judge OF probate TO look
after the Juvenile court work. II also
provides for the appointment OF an
associate Judge pending an election