The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
WHERE LIFE is
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NJ. Hubert O'Brien, marshal OF the Unit
ted states court in Shanghai, China,
since 1907. will return To Detroit and
resume the practice OF law. lie -
son OF NJ w. OBrien. vice-president
OF the Peoples State bank.
Russell y. Crosse, n "handcun king,
who appeared I'm Detroit thenter
about year ago, was killed by the
accidental discharge OF rifle In the
hands of boy at a camp near south
Bend, Ind. lie was nephew or Mrs
f. w. Cryderman, NO. 2'e twenty
fifth-st.
Stephen Borsi<i, AGED Ave years, was
run over by "a tobacco wagon, driven
by Robert Nichols. OF No. 1873 Granny
ave. on canfield-aye.. near Chene-st.,
Tuesday evening. The lads right leg
was fractured. and he was badly
bruised. He was attended by Or.
Pasternackl, who sent him to MS
home. No. 800 Grandy-ave.
tional-st., West Ailis, Wis, has writ,
ten the local police prayertul
epistle, begging them TO send her the
present address OF one Josephine Sill
vern, who is said TO have lived at
No 27S Twenty -Second-st. until last
Christmas. Mrs. Mitchell asserts
that she has news of vast Importance
for Miss Silvern. and must send 1t
10 her.
The Michigan Lubricntor Co. hns petit
toned the common council fo reduce
it's assessment from $4,000 to vto,-
600. The latter figure was it's assess
ment last year. No statement was
made To the assessors this year, ow-
ing to misunderstanding between
officers OF the company, and an IN
crease OF $4,000 was made In the
assessment without any appeal being
made TO the board OF tax review.
4 "bsrefoot boy OF 10 years, wander
Ing about' mt Orieans-st. and Grntiot-
ave, at 2 o'clock. Wednesday morn
ing, attracted the attention MsK OF T rSe
stranger gave his name as Thomas
Maggie. OF No. 243 Clinton-st.. and
left foot By falling. of chair. and
was looking for a doctor. Mckewen
called Grace hospital ambulance
which took Maggie to that institu-
ton.
Member. of the Detroit More-Daylight
club, which advocated the adoption
OF eastern standard time mere, VIII
be interested in the communication
received by the common council from
the National Daylight association
asking that the subject be taken UP
here Cincinnati has already decided
To shift to the faster time, and with
this success. the national association
expects to- produce results In every
city as far west as the southern ONO
city.
Walter Campbell, president of tho d.,
b. L. a w. Ferry Co., objects to the
assessment OF $4,000 against Pecne
island by the township OF sandwich
East and has appealed to the county
Judge for a reduction. The ngure
was first put at $4,000. but THIS was
reduced when the company appealed.
The company wants the figure fur
Their reduced to $4,000. Mr.. Camp
bell claims that the island Is not YET
n summer resort. but Is made up
largely of farm land and summer
home.
r. Leroy Pelietier, former president OF
the Adcraft club, and recognized ss
a master in handling automobile ad-
vertising, has removed TO South BEND,
Ind, to take up his new duties as
general advertising manager Tor the
vertising manager for the Ford and
EMF cars Pelletier has shown
great force and had big success. his
transfer to South Bend comes as
result OF the purchase of the Ever
-Metzger- Flanders Co. by the
Stakeholder interests.
Mrs. II. VI. Lamb, of No: AZ Orleans
So, was struck by n Woodward car
on the Campus. Tuesday afternoon,
as she was crossing the street with
her two-year-old child In her arms,
child was knocked out OF her arms
TO the pavement. sustaining pad
SFnlse on the 1Syenfsd Masy rs was
slightly bruised about the left arm
when she was run down by an auto
driven by, Harry Postal, OF No. $40 .9
Clifford Mr.. Postal took her home
In the machine.
George Ratkowsky was fined 500 and
$40 costs by Judge Pbelan, Tuesday.
Tor slaughtering cattle at No. 476 st.
Antoine under unsanitary condi-
lions, which aroused the ire OF SAM
tary Engineer Williamson, OF the
board OF health AND eaasea-hifa-te
start warfare against so-called
"kosher" slaughter houses. other
Jewish butchers. who are said TO
siaughter animals in yards. sheds.
and other places where there are no
sanitary arrangements have been
warned to stop the practice. Two
slaughter houses have practical
monopoly OF the KOSHER" slaughter
ing and 1t Is said that small dealers.
Of "Rosher" butchering. have defied
the sanitary rules OF the health
board.
A decision has been handed down by
the council of the Internntio 1al
typographical union clearing up
some points In the overtime law" OF
the union adopted three years ago.
w O. Fitzgerald had appealed from
the decision of local union. No. u.s.
OF Detroit. limiting his working time
and the upper councils decision up
holds the local. BY this. As hours Is
nxed as the maximum time which a
printer may work. When he has
worked that number of hours In a
week, or has earned the equivalent
OF as hours wages by working over
time he must quit and give place u
a substitute. Employers are required
TO furnish seven hours work per day
and cannot demand more than eight
hours work per day. except on one
day per week when 10 hours may be
asked Time and one-half must be
paid for all overtime. but the printer
does not benefit by this except that
ne works his week In fewer hours
The Austrian ministry of war is
testing a rife which is fred by elec-
tricity instead of a hammer and pln