The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


Joseph Sxtonkowsky, held In the county
jail for months. as "a witness against
walter SmolinRki and John and Will
lam konkel. charged with stealing a
pig drew S95 as witness fees, Tues
day when mis- erstwhile room ma t. s
were sentenced to pay a fine of $50
or serve 60 days in the workhouse.
sixty members of the IIIinoi. Naval re-
serves, under Lieut.-COm. James L..
Ford, passed through Detroit, Tues
day, EN- route to Charleston navy
yard. where they will take possession
OF the reserves new training ship.
the gunboat Nashville. A delegation
OF the Detroit reserves met the party
at the Michigan centraf station.
Joseph W. krusher. of No. us ~. An
toine-st.. has claimed the body of
Kittie Krusher, VINO died suddenly
in rooming house at No. 9 Colun-
blast. east Monday night The body
was removed 10 the home OF Mrs.
James Cathcart. No. 16 Marietta ave-
a sister Of the dead girl Coroner
burgess believes that death was due
10 natural causes. hut County Chem
list Clark is making an analysis or
the stomach
RepresentatlNe Of well known gun
concern giving an exhibition la
the Pontchartrain hotel, and one OF
the exhibits that liz Attracting a good
deal of attention. Is an exact dupli-
cate OF the rifle eX-President Roose-
welt is carrying on his big game eN-
petition in Africa. Though no larger
than the ordinary rife. IL IL much
heavier, and is said to be wicked
shooter. 1t is claimed for the gun
that IL will penetrate steel
Alarm, caused trouble for John Win
ters. alias Bulldog" and Tony Poni-
atoWski two 17-year-old boys who
are alleged to have prled open the
door OF Applebaum < Grants junk
yard. No. 500 franklin st, early Wed,
nesday morning: Walter Dryden and
John Hogan. OF . the still Alarm.
sprinted to the scene on bicycles. and
when the youthful burglars fed,
gave chase. PoniatowslN lives at No.
$40 Buchanan st, while Winters
gives his address as No. 400 Tlllman-
ave
I'm response to n message from Mayor
Brei,meyer. urging action, the conn
eveninS, acknowledgements the pas
sage of bill to create state com
mission to lease out the lands at 81.
Clair Flats. to private parties ior
and resolution declare that Ii is
mostly Detroit people who have built
up the Flats. and that II Is unjust TO
retaining permanent title, by proper
payment TO the state. of the property
upon which they have built
Aid. watson will request the corpora
tIon counsers offce To draw up m
ordinance requiring the gas com
panies to notify guarantors OF gas
bills as soon as a consumer; whose
month In payments. Manager Irwin
Putterworth OF the Detroit City Gas
Co, says that mis- company will be
glad to have such an ordinance, as
the company would prefer TO get
prompt collections instead OF having
bills pile UP. AT the present time.
patrons often angry if their
guarantors are. notified when bills
are only month overdue.
Engineer Wills. of the Flint & WALL
Ing Manufacturing Co., Of Kendall
vile, Ind. which has the contract
for erecting the steel tower and
wireless station for the Great Lakes
Radio Telephone Co. In Detroit. was
in the city, Tuesday. and completed
arrangements for starting the work
The contract for building the con-
crete piers on which the tower will
rest has been awarded to BRYANT *
Detwiler. No. 511 Hammond building,
and they Will begin operations
Thursday or Friday. The work of
putting up the tower. which will be
made up OF large steel sections. will
ftart next week. The opening OF
commercial business by the Radio
To- which was scheduled for MAY
q. was postponed because 70 was inn
by that time. The company an
will positively take place on May 20
fully equipped with wireless tele-
trip on Lake Michigan.
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