The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-15
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

uichienn Volunteers viii be held la
jackson Monday. Detroit members
VIII leave on special car fom tile
mterurban waiting room on Girls
wOld-st at I.45.
A jury la Judge Connoliy's court, Fri
day afternoon, awarded total dam
ages Ot SlJ9aO TO nine property own
~ ers ON Parker-ave.. between Kerche-
Nal-aNe. and Sylvcster-st., m connec-
ton with the opening of Parker-ave,
n Contracts for furnishing the poor COM
mission with coni for the ensuing
follows Hard coal, Cadillac Coal a
tto,-isttrr soft ruuf, p kurntE d
800 per ton, wood. Iloughten,
French Coal co, S625 per cord.
MAYOR BreitIncyer Inns taken kindly Ia
the iden originated by the state fair
manaRemenL nt having "hnme=coin
ing week next fall. during the time
OF the fair when former residents
OF Detroit VIII be asked To come back
and renew old acquaintance.
n Mrs. Albeit Dynrs, whose funeral was
held la Windsor, Friday, was the
mother OF Lloyd Dgnes. the tele-
graph operator shot down I'm Galien.
Mich. three years ago, and grief
over his tragic death is believed 10
have fastened her end Interment
was In ~. Johns cemetery. In sand
witch.
Detectives Parker and Allen recovered
horse and buggy. valued at Si7o,
stolen from Peter Brennan con
tractor when he left the OUTFIT In
front of The 'Monrat building. Thurs
IL day afternoon The detectives found
the rig In the possession OF an ltal-
Ian Friday night. He had purchased
IL from the nerVy thief FOR S2b.
Michael Downey. the park departments
oldest emPloye iB point at service,
died Thursday and the funeral was
held saturday morning In -. Peter
and Pauls cathedral. MIR. Downey
had been ON the departments pay
s sSIs for 1pwesrzds OF 10 years rte s as
William r. Downty, and four daugh-
ters survive.
Having failed 10 get reduction In
their assessment from the board OF
"a review. w. A. Sturgeon co. have
Med bill OF exceptions in court
against the assessment OF $4,000 and
viii "ndeavor to prevent collection OF
taxes. IL is claimed that much of
the property assessed against the
firm is owned In New York and
Coroner burgess received telegram,
Friday might. from samuel y. Robin
son. United states gauger at Colum-
bus. O.. requesting him To hold the
body or Chester Robinson until he re-
receives further Instructions as To It's
disposition. THE young man died or
apopl"Ny In a roOming house at No. !
> IDS tongress- east The son was
on hts way 20 Put In Bay. where he
expected TO 30 into business, when !
le was stricken.
Caught In the nctor taking some Iace !
from eouaier Ia Crowley, Miiner y !
90 y store. Friday afternoon Mrs~S
Agnes WALL 81 years old. was turned
over 10 Detectives Brooks and Sey- |
mour, and when searched in police !
HEADQUARTERS was found 10 have an /
assortment OF sman articles Some /
wetc Identified AZ stolen from the i |
l.. HUDSON Go. Her home at No. $40 !
AleNopdi ine-ave. east was searched, |
bat no, nIng further was found.
a caller nj the residence Of the Rev. FIR. !
'se--t-F,-.f- st,-It.ts,-- Catholic
church No 2@3G East Grand Boule- |
yard. slipped his lighted pipe into |
bis coat pocket, Friday evening. and !
laid the coat on chair while he |
COnVersed with the priest in the next |
room. cracking noice aroused FIR |
Eessler who found that a brisk lit |
Tie blaze had destroyed the coat and !
started I'm on the furniture, The fire |
work was made OF the incipient |
blaze
Little Charley Mowicki. the infant son |
az MIR and Mrs. Joseph MOwicI<i. of
burned about the back by carbolic |
acid. when ne tipped over a bottle !
containing the stun. Mrs. Mowicki |
went To the store. Toddling over TO |
the window. Charley overturned the |
sea 0ostie, Or. r. J. ssoowski, no
burns. but the child Is In serious
condition
George W. Marshall. who used "a shine
shoes and sell papers around the
streets OF Detroit his birthplace.
when he was little lad. returned !
here Friday as detective on the !
police force OF Manila, Philippine ISL |
ands. lie Is taking trip around |
the world on an eight months fur
Tough, Marshall left Detroit when
he was l2 years old. and was work |
Ing for poor pay aud long hours in |
dorchester -wfrru -crrttstec- I'm I
the army and went to thu Philippines.
he mas made good there. tie Is an |
enthusiastic admirer OF President
TAFT We look upon him as our
father over there he declared.
iuI. narA
called another election for May -
at which the people OF the village |
are invited 70 vote on the question of /
issuing s72.o00 worth OF paving /
bonds 10 repave Woodward ave This
time, the trustees will have IL un-
derstood that no variety OF pave
ment VIII be chosen in advance.
Some OF the votes east against the
proposition this week We're under
! stood TO be due To the fact that the
council was committed to bitulithic
pavement. If the council Is not au-
thorized TO issue bonds. II may order
the paving anyway and spread the
cost on the tax rolls for several years
Many and varied are the requests for
Information received by the Board
OF CONNIE rec from all over the coun-
try, but the prize query is one that
has Just reached Secretary, sawyer
from sunny California The writer
requests full and authentic informa-
tion as TO the merits OF a certain
compound manufactured here which
Is guaranteed TO produce flesh. After
dlllHtHN INJURY MhnlClpdl /
Secretary Flowers has written the
thin gentleman OF California that
while the United States government
has no fault 10 ind with the way
the concern In question is conducting
its business, II is silent as TO the eff
hcacy of the compound as flesh
builder.
Z. VI. Gardner. who was brought here
from south Bend. Ind. ON the charge
81 embezzling typewriter from the
l.. &. smith Co, threatens To bring
suit against the typewriter concern
Tor raise arrest He was discharged