The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Belle Isle temperatures Air., 7d'
water, 20.
The body Of Mrs. Ndn Boyce. who died,
Friday. In Grace hospital from cancer
was claimed ina Che county morgu",
Monday night. by William II Boyce,
nephew, living III P'trolia ont The
body VIII probably be taken 10
pctrolia FOR burial
Eastern Michigan veterans of the civil
war nre booming '"unt> Agent sam
Michigan department In the meet
Ing IA Kalamazoo this week Law
renee will have the support OF air
banks and Detroit posts. as well ~
that Of NorthvilIc where hc resides.
A big Interurbrn ear played football
with ". ~. GrrEOrS's automobile, AT
woodward ave. ana l.arnt q st Mon
day afternoon. tossing the machln"
against one OF The Library Tea co
delivery wagons, knocking down the
horse. and damagiuS the vehicle The
automobile was also badly damaged
The Business Institutes students and
friends viii cnioy nm outing Thurs
day, June - Tho event - the ttsu-
lar annual excursion of the Institute
o. BuiS Blanc Resides the usual attn
lctir contests among tho students the
regular institute ball team VIII play
River Rouge Tho uoat leaves foot
OF B1tcs ST at SIS.
city Treasurer Max 4. Koch has COM
pleted an ANALYSIS or the current tax
loVy and hnd. that tho largest In
crease ln the TAX rate Is due Ia the
amount required for school purposes.
c TINS IS 6ecags MS, u " fag f fTt TIE
state primary school money. MS
against Siol6 1883 Tor the previous
year.
John WIniarSki, ~ to-ycnr-oid ncWsboy,
-tt,tne- ttt-Ne, HOO -SeHthern-aXe-.-iNn
arrested, Monday UIEITr, rv- -utroftttttft-
St"v, Martin. charged with burglar,
PetoskV. No -Snelhpas1- Patrol
man Martin found rear window OF
The shop shattered. and society as
sortm"ut OF Shoes. five pairs ~ differ
Tnt sorts. had been stolen one pair
was found ia Wiuatski' possession,
later
A verdict In favor OF the Home TeIc-
phone 60. was directed b> Judge Dom
oNan. Monday. IN the case brought lay
Theresa Y TAYLOR. The plaintiff was
Knocked down ana injured by
stream OF water which came in tho
window at 30. l0l Woodward ave.
whom men employed by tine telephone
company punCturCd q water main.
Sho testified that she ran toward The
water spout, and judge Donovan held
that she ran INTO danger, and. there
fore. could not recover
An empioyc ~ J. 4. Wing Il Co. deal
erS In mill supplies. Nos. lu-Io Wood
Ward-aVr smelled smoke on entering
the establishmcnt shortly before
o'clock, Tuesday morning. Going 20
the third floor. he discovered n slow
burning fire in the flooring, near tho
packing room and turned IN an alarm
The blaze was cNtingutshcd with
chemicals ana tNc damage Is so SuENt
that tho company VIII not even put
In claim for insHsHpcs. The origin
OF the fire rs not known.
Elou y. NoNrr, who has discharged
from his place AZ engineer on brlle
Isle and thcU rslus t1tcd on tl'"
ground of being veteran and so not
subject TO dismissal without cause,
Will not get salary for the month That
he was without emPloNmtut Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Aeaduck
gave an opinion 10 the council COM
nlttec on claims and accounts that,
inasmuch as Mover did not do tho
work during tho time OF this layoff,
he was not entitled 20 pay.
The case of Frederick GnatkowsLi
against the Great Lakes EnRinceriug
works was settled out OF court Mon
day. the company paying S-,oON- Inc
boy started to work when less than
Is years Of age and lost an Cvc. The
case ~ Edward Irautz against the
u L. Il was also settled. Monday. the
company agrcCinG TO pay Si3Jo.
Frantz. WHOM a boy of 1s was struck
by a live wire and so seriously In
jurcd that his mind is stunted and
his face and head SCARED.
Attaches Of -. Nnry'S hospital arc curl
Gus to learn the identity "t white
haired little woman. about 40 years
old. who mas been patient there for
two weeks, since Sin, WAS found wan
dering about the streets with a mar
ket basket on her arm. apparently
very i'll She has recovered her
health. but is unable 20 tell her name
o. address German and Polish in
terpreters have been tried IN vain.
and tho hospital authorities are loath
20 let her go until they learn her res
idcnCe
number of bonds presented 10 the
common council by persons wishing
TO start saloons here were held up by