The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

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4 WORTH LIVING
The Knight. OF ~. John held their an
nuni Inspection and driii in '"s ,'S"'
with an enthusiastic crowd attehulhk'
over. 900 men represented MIN" com
mandcrics
On the return az Philip II. MeMiiisn
from Europe Within a rev weeks,
contracts Will be let for the additlou
eli I've stories ts-the- ietft feh'Sl'at,
train II rs expected thas the WORK
will be completed by Christmas
Precinct Detectives Bowden and Thorn
/ as are investtgnting repors ps Jo-
seph Horvath, No. 22S South-st, 20
/ the effect that he was heiu I'D ps
four young men at Andersoh,aN s'
and Gould-st.. shortly after o'clock.
| Friday morning. and robbed OF MS
! silver watch and $40 In cash.
Eddie Fiens. an tght.yenr-oid boy Nv
ten on the LETT arm by dog owned
| by Mrs Progeat. No. 20 Heidelberg
St. as ne was returning from ON, SO 0,
! Thursday afternoon. The wound was
| cauterized By DR.. Thomas Hender-
: SON. OF No. $50 Mt Elliott-ave
mo cause for action" WAS the verdict
Of the Jury In the ease Sc o. " RIseS "" ro'
Jewellers and opticians. In Judge Muir
nus court, Thursday afternoon. MISS
Hazard wanted damages TOT ihJua,r'
way. while employed py the oe-
/ PENDANTS.
The estate of the late Henry c. Potter,
| state hank. who took his own life
several months ago. amounted TO
| s53O.2Oo. according 10 an inventory
filed in the prooate e9u our, ,,,n insmr,
ance amounting to $4,000, stocks
worth S26i. 900. bonds valued at $ll,-
| 704. and equities In real estate worth
! 1926.
Fred Doethmare, q driver for the
Mitchell Carriage Coy, was liking u
chain on his wagon. Thursday after
started, hauling the heavy wagon
over his left foot which was badly
crushed. lie was taken TO 81: Mary's
Doethmare is 23 years old. and lives
at No 665 PIQuette-ave. II IL feared
| that he Will be crippled for life.
Mrs. May walker was given a divorce
! from her husband. Charles r., IA real
estate dealer. Thursday afternoon
on the ground OF cruelty. On Feb. 10.
She testified. her husband beat her
she told him she would not have his
| people meddling In her affairs any
more Several days later. she said.
her husband threw her clothes out
: the window TO her Alinony was
! settled out OF court.
With his fnce terribly swollen from .
brutal beating received. "wednesday
night John -Hutara, OF No. Adfer-pt,
swore out u warrant Friday morn
! ing charging John Less. John Ka-
minski and John Aska with assault
ing and robbng him OF SIS. The
three young men. who We're arrested
Nv Segrt Boettcher and Patrolman
Radtke. OF chene-st: station, are al
legged TO have admitted assaulting
! Hutara, though they deny robbing
him.
Lenyinr hi. six children alone I'm their
| home. No. 1877 Campbeli-ave.. while
their mother is In Grace hospital re-
covering from an operation. Frank
WardZinski. 4S years old, disappeared
| last Thursday He had paid visit
to his wife I'm the hospital. and leav..
ing the institution with his son. told
the boy 10 take the car home. and he
would follow. He has not been seen
by his family since. IL Is thought
expense which he faced because or
his wife's illness.
Health Officer Guy l.. kiefer declares
that Detroit needs a central nbbatOir.
whore all cattle for sale In the city
shall be slaughtered. That Is the
only way that Detroit con be pro-
teeted from contaminated meat. says
the health officer Though we have
two meat inspectors. who are doing
excellent work in watching the meat
supply It IS manifestly Impossible
FOR them to watch every piece which
goes out, when the slaughtering is
done I'm every section or the city"
PntroIman Lester Potter was ".yohnny-
Ou-the-spot" when Miles Belknnp
Cass-sts.. Thursday night, shortly
| after 10 o'clock. The officer was
passing on car when the ASSAULT
occurred. and he promptly jumped or
and took a hand. Belknp turned his
attentions 10 the officer, but the
struggle was very brief Meanwhile.
the woman fed. but Potter still has
her comb as n souvenir. Belknap was
fined $40 or 80 days by Justice Stein
Friday.
A marriage Iiccnse taken out last July
ST. was returned to License Clerk
Alex. Stewart, Thursday afternoon.
unused. Ranch announced that his
former sweetheart, Manda Wociecho-
ski. OF No. 1s Florenc.-st., with
whom he kept company" four
wears. refused TO marry him. as both
his people and her people objected.
That is the last marriage license I'll
ever buy, Frank said as he left the
county clerks Office. This affair Is
enough for the rest of my life"
A meeting OF the Stntc-ss. Improve
ni-nt association will he held Friday
afternoon TO attempt to arrange some
method OF Fastening the opening OF
that street through to Michigan ave
AS stated by the members of the as
ISOLATION, when a hearing was had
before the council committee recent
begin the erection OF u costly build
ing I'm the line OF the proposed OPEN
lug. Members OF the association Will
try to make a trade by which Vinton
will get the adjoining property and
build there instead OF on his present
location.
With deep rnzor slash acroAS his
throat from ear 10 windpipe, ALBERT
James. O Negro living at No. g. Lar
nedst. east, insisted on continui. q a
desperate fight with his assailant,
Joe" Johnson, also colored, when
Patrolman Warren Richardson inter
fered I'm the fight az Hastings and
Alfred-sts.. Thursday night. Both
were taken TO Garfield station
James declared that he had asked
Johnson to pay an old debt, when
Johnson suddenly struck at him with
the razor. Both men were charged
with disturbing the peace. but James
was later allowed to go to his home
for treatment.
Surrounded ny hnlf-intoxicated men
and women, In diinpidnted old
rooming house at No. 1S6 Congress
St cast. Mabel and Gertrude Dack,
Is and 10 years old. respectively, were
found by Truant officer Richard
Jordan. Thursday night. and taken
TO police headquarters The children
had left their home. No. AZ Lacrosse