The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-24
WHERE LIFE IS ~
WORTH LIVING

IT, receiving congratulations on the
arrival OF baby boy In his home.
Pauline MARTIN WAS granted a divorce
fron Nelson Martha In Judge Hos
mer's court, Friday. on the grounus
OF non -support.
IL you have . three-cent ticket on the
Belle Isle bridge phaes0ns, rush over
and use IL saturday or sunday. The
effect Monday.
Parole Agent venn wants the parole
men To report To him, sept. -, tn-
stead of Sept. 80. Mr.. venn Will at
tend mesting Of the prison Assoc
william DeIsaurier, clerk for Coroner
Buvgess. has ON exhibition In the
coroEers office a snake about six
inches In length, which was taken
from a water faucet by one or his
neighbors
Prof Frank n. kedsie will address the
Society ~ Detroit Chemists, Friday
evening, In their rooms In the Ste
vens building. on "Fertilizers." This
will be the nrst meeting Of the new
fall season.
Directors Of the Barnes Motor Oar Co.,
suceessor TO the Anhut Motor Car
Co. met Friday to discuss means OF
enforcing the collection of $50. 1000
which. II In claimed. John N. Anhut
owes for stock sold by him. The
mdtteT was lett IN the ndnuS Oh tho
companys attorney.
Onono scianna, the youthful Italian,
charged with the murder Of Pioctpto
Cusumano the night OF April ~. was
acquitted In Judge Phelan's court.
clear case OF self-defense and even
the wife and daughter OF the dead
man testified In his behalf.
DR.. w. l.. lsabcoek, Of Detroit, wa.
elected president of the Naticnai
Hospital association at the thir-
teenth annual convention, held In 81
Louis the past week, DR.; Il. -
Smith. OF Detroit, attended the con-
vention as the representative Of the
Boulevard Santtarium. of this city
In IN effort to escape the police, Rich
ard R,rhsrd:es' S Of Toronto, iSv%ssd
do,te hotel. Windsor. Friday. He
sprained both wrists and wrenched
his ankle. He Is now lodged In
Sandwich jail. The man was attempt
ing to leave the hotel with suit
case nlled with stolen articles.
The Pere Marquette railway has an
n0unced that the Telephone system
of dispatching trains Will be INSTALL
as a preliminary to tablishing II
i on the entire system IL II proves sat
isfactory. The step Is taken after
system on other lines. The new APP
paratus will cost about $4,000 for
the lao miles of track affected. and
will require about five weeks to In
stall.
A warrant was sworn out I'm police
court Friday by A. Pollsck, manager
of the Art Bas Relief Co. who
charges that J. B cron, Jr.; obtained
lenses Pollock alleges that Cron
from Mrs j. +. Harrigan. No IS Ha,
'The Last supper" on the strength
Of the order he was advanced $l5.
Later IL was learned that he did not
have the order.
$50 Twenty -third-xt., found $500, he
divided 1t with the members Of his
gang" and the boys mad big time
now they are locked up in the CEN
trail station. The money was lost by
Mrs. Eva Oiczak. OF No. ESQ Lawton-
ave Platac gave $40 to Tony Le-
and Joseph Maliszewski got $l1, and
II Edward Ross received small
amount. Part of the money was re-
covered. The boys are all about 10
years old.
IN view OF the danger from the third
N rail system installed by the Michi-
N gan Central railway. for It's electric
locomotives through the new Detroit
river tunnel, the company has asked
/ Corporation Counsel Hally to draft
an ordinance making IL misde-
At present there IL a state law de-
clarfng that where there IL a grade
separation. the railway right of-way
Is no thoroughfare, but II In thought
that a penalty ordinance would have
an effect in keeping people from US
Ing the tracks
The Identity of the body found I'm the
river mt WyandOtte several days ego
and buried - that or Matthew Wal
tiers. of No. 6l4 Brush-st. Is still un-
known. as Walters has peen found
in Harper hospital seriously Ill with
typhoid fever. Walters friends had
been looking for him for several
weeks. The body answered his de-
scription and they were sure Ii was
his. His fellow employees took up
collection and gave the body de-
cent burial in lakewood cemetery:
Justice Beattie, of Wyandotte, Will
now hold an inquest.
. Corporation Counsel Hsliy In devoting
mach time to the investigation OF the
right of the city under the home
rule law TO regulate rates and SER
vice given by the telephone compan-
les. Before the adoption OF the new
+, constitution and the home rule bill.
telephone companies could come into
the city under state franchise ana
the city could impose nothing put
police restrictions. Under the home
rule law. the city has the right to
upon companies coming into the city,
The question is whether this right
is retroactive and can be made TO
apply TO corporations already doing
The recemtIy-organixed Detroit Hous-
ing commission, the purpose OF which
is to study housing conditions among
the poor and improve them wherever
possible. held a meeting In the Board
OF Commerce rooms, Friday AFTER
noon. and elected officers as follows:
Chairman, Jas. s. Holden. vice. chair
man. Tracy McGregor; treasurer,
Chas. Moore: secretary, Rev. Luther
! Lovejoy: Abner Il. Larned, j. l.. Hud-
son, Gustavus u. Pope, Albert A. Al
NJ Leland and Rabbi Leo M: Frank
lin The president of the Board or
Commerce Is a member ex-ofncio or
the committee and the mayor also
will be asked to appoint member
Tipped OF that q capias had been Is
sued for his arrest. Arthur WaIifng-
ton Draper. who has been rather
conspicuous figure In the courts late
ly, made an effort to get out OF town.
but was outwitted by Mrs. Victoria
Dray at whose instance the capias
was Issued Mrs. Dray alleges that
Draper defrauded her out OF $1,000.
which she gave him to invest In
manufacturing concern. Mrs. Dray
learned that Draper was preparing
for flight. She engaged taxicab
and started on his trail. After a
merry chase through the streets she
overlook him. called policeman and
had him taken to police headQuar-
ters. wheO he was held until Deputy
Sheriff Rudolph Grandt came with
the capias. Draper was locked up
in the county jail In default OF ball
Fifty per cent of the inhabitants of
the Samoan islands are sufferers from