The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-08
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Arou.ius the suppicious 81 Detectives
sullivan and steinhebei by oxvleStnS
the tool Kit Of an automobile vhlcn
stod near police heaoausrtsr r,sseG
WcanesdSy afternoon. He wes .sone-
what under the influence OF liquor,
and was held for Investigation.
John A Kay, Of No. 1879 cras1 asvss-
who IL an extensive mine owner IN
Alaska, che carcases of an American
eagle measuring eight feet from tip
10 tin, an owl OF immense proper
lions and a maybe. These birds will
be mounted and placed on exhibition.
Arrangements are being eenpletsd for
the erection OF club houee BY the
Mendelssohn club In the Vicinity OF
dar rGnst IN esummer. The cost Of the
ground and building Will be from
$4,000 to $4,000. subscriptions OF
$25 each have bern made by nearly
In that section.
Robert senger, Of No. % kanter-ave.,
+ was seriously hurt when an auto In
which he was riding. was struck py
EIliott-aves.. late Wednesday night.
He was taken to St Mary's hospital
in the East End ambulance ,h. Ss. pa oily
arms. and suffering greatly from
shock. He Will receiver.
Vhe boar dof county road commission
ers has started the work Of 1naDrov-
ing Michig an-ave: from the city Inn
it's TO the Pere Marquette crossing
A brick pavemnt will be constructed.
Tile are being laid on Grand River
ave. and Wodward.eve. preparatory
to starting road building. The board
has decided to build concrete road
on Woodward-ave. a mile In length,
starting at the limits OF Highland
Park village
A rainbow trout weighinG Ave pounds
IN HONE q
river. Tuesday afternoon, and this
record catch has set all the down
river anglers talking; II Is not often
caught in such a muddy stream as
the Rouge. but one OF this size 10 a
prize catch anywhere. The Rouge
sion that this particular specimen
must have come into the stream as
minnow and remained hemmed In
by the muddy waters below and un-
able TO get to the clear water OF the
Detroit river since. The successful
angler 10 very modest about the use
OF his name. this reserve being large
ly due TO the game laws.
Crittenden homo, of Detroit, "a wss
reported that arrangements have
been made for the establishment OF
branch home in Chsrievo,x to. to s -,
summer resort life. A similar home
10 In operation in Petoskey' another
big resort center, and mucn Vsluhple
work has been done william A. VIII
son was elected president or the
| borad OF the Detroit home. Other Of
hcers are: Vice president. the Rev.
!. c. Pinkerton; secretary. Mrs. G.
b. Sawyer; treasurer. Miss sarah
Common: superintendent Miss Mary
| e Heaftwell, assistant state organ
| izer Miss Nancy J. cameron. Battle
| Greek Workers In the movement
| were present from Battle Creek, Port
| Huron and Petoskey.
Beatrice Witherspoos. II years old, Of
No. 252 Abbott-st, was rendered nm
| conscious by a brico alleged TO have
| heen thrown by one OF three boys
with whom she was playing near q
partly dismantled house at No. ia
| Vermont-ave.. Wednesday afternoon.
She was taken to Red Cross hospfta ].
where she remained In comatose
| condition for several hours, but hnal-
| IL recovered. Beatrice. with George
Mcbride. OF No. 151 Nermont-ave
Louis Gould. No. III Vermont and
George Roberts. No. t35 Lafayette
blvd was engaged in sham battle,
with bits OF plaster as missiles. when
a large piece Of brick struck the little
giri in the head and she fell. The
| bows thinking she was shammine
| continued 20 pelt bits OF plaster Al
her, until Mrs. NJ. Knox. of No. 3ss
| Porter st. noticed the aftair, and
picked up the little girl. The police
were notified. and sent Beatrice TO
| the hospital. while they started ar
| investigation OF the boys conduct
| No arrests were made, but Truans
lieut.. Bresult will take up the case