The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-13
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

CIeV Gland has 90 voting machines to
sell This IN because the supreme
court OF Ohio has declared that Not-
ing machines are not legal there,
The machines are too small Tor De
troit 10 purchase, however.
The National Can 60. has nied suit
against the winter commissioners,
claiming $1,000 for damages caused
when the commissioners connected
with the companys private s'Wv''
causing the water To back INTO tue
basement
George a. Moody, of Newcomb-t:ndi-
cOtt CO.. who has been eonhncd ="
his home at No. ~ Eliot-st. py a.,
ness for several days, has gone 10
\ Harbor Beach on the advice or MS
physician lie Is accompanied pS
i Mrs. Moody.
i Paul FeIdmnn, "a milk peddler, living
4 AT No. 52- Mcldrum-nNe., was thrown
from his wagon when his morse De
came frightened by passing tram
/ at -CAss-aN-. and-the raifroad. cross
ing. Monday afternoon He fell under
the wagon, aud his collarbone was
l broken. Grace hospital ambulance
took him to that institution
4 trensurer's ONCE these Dx-eoiiectinE
l DAYS, but the complaint that 1ty
Treasurer Koch has TO make - that
most OF the money comes Ia durlns
the first three days OF each week.
People could just ms well come IN
the three latter days. when we nav.
III
II attention" says Koch.
i Annie Denedntto Is years old, and An
/ nile Brown. ~. Bunai" kris VINO ien
a Buffalo boat at Detroit MohuaS,
were taken To the central station anu
ulared In care Of the mAtron. Wheh
/ a woman saw them talking WIN a
-nashily dress woman on the uoCh'
The girls said that they We're VIII
Sout funds and intended 10 get Woik
/ here Their relatives have been no
tilted.
Il Scarlet fever of n malignant
prevalent In the northeastern Poiish
| district The latest victims were
Wladislaus Johlonski. aged tuui
years. or No. 571 AisXandri1ne,nraree ,
| east. and Mary Joblonski, aged thre',
OF No sac AleNandrine-a ave. east 80 ,re
children are cousins. -Tht! WI
taken i'll Saturday. ana dled AZ a.
most the same time sunday IN SeN
sra1 instances children have dleu
within % hours after being striCN'"
with the disease.
uitching an IA Pere Marquette iIes ,
-4raI..,-Meatls.s- #ftpEaanar InSi-nnis i
the city limits, FREQ ltclhc' dSou
nine. of No. lS2 Ingcrsoll-aEeo sIpp1 ,,i
and fell, and his right loot VIII
under Tie wheels Of the cabooSe. Al
Of the ave toes were Crushtu Oh "
the ftavy wheels. The LAD was CT Al.
ried 10 his home by mempers % ~
train crew. and tAe DetFoit a"tU ~,
l1nc,, WAS later called, 10 take III"
to II. Marys hospital. lie Is SUI
ing severely from shock but VIII le
cover.
That the paving aud foundations be-
tween the tracks OF the three-cent
Tines are IN bad coH9ltIon - 80 80
Uaarer. Of the department or pubhc
works And he sees very NIUE 30
- for-the- hclter-1A -Near-- ! 40 ..Ss i
FOR sos. 600 to put them IN snap. anu
me hoard of estimates allowed me
only $4,000 says Haarer. al
not transfer money from, OtheF iuhus
because the specific Items have beeh
transfers in such cases Next year !
shall ask for more money ana see
what they do with me.
4 marty of Brookly n-ave. residents APP
penred before the streets committee
OF the council 10 protest agaihst . .''1
noise and dust OF toundry loCa.e1 i
at No. 12S Eighth-st. Tney wanteu
tho. council to revoke the perihlt
granted To +. II Sears 10 set up guy
rope poles which 20 with the lounuI
CHIMNEY the RAA-L3PsS G9uLa 10
removed the chimney would nave 10
come down, and that would END ths
foundry. Inasmuch as the cnlei
source OF complaint seemed 10 be the
odprs arising from the foundry. the
aldermen babe the property owneIs
take their complaint TO the board OF
health.
Fred VI. Butzel, who recently retired
from the Craftsmanship of the board
of directors OK the 'ArcAmbal BOYS
Home association. was presented with
silver loving cup AT the directors
dinner. Monday evening President
Clarence A Lightner made the pre-
sentation IL. W Crane. assistant
professor OF sociology at the state
university, described the work or the
home. ,. Williams detallSd
wtrtrf- -iS-tfftt king -tfi-++rr
administration Of the Associated
Charities The Rev y. III. Barr was
appointed by President Lightner as
chairman of a committee 10 look ar
ter the moral and spiritual education
OF the boys In the home
ID. VI. smith, who gave up AN insurance
business In Flint tn come "a Detroit
as agent for the American civil Ser
vice institute. Is very sore. He was
taken over to police headquarters,
Monday and there warned by Postal
Inspector J. j. Larmour TO go out or
business The American civil Ser
institute tS-ttt the business OF
coaching appllcantsN FOR civil service
positions Smith got into the agency
by buying 5000 worth 81 stock and
was informed that he could make
500 a month beside getting dividends
in the newspapers which attracted
the attention Of the postal authori-
ties and caused his detention and
warming Iarmour declares that no
one can guarantee an applicant that
he will get a civil service position,
since only the men who frame the
examinations know what questions
will be asked.
Frank RndIey, ~ years old, arrested in
Dearborn township, sunday after
noon. on the charge or assaulting
Margaret Opihcious. 19-year-old
girl. living on the German I'd. has
been identified by two Other girls be-
sides Miss Opiflcious. as the man who