The Detroit times., 1910-07-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Temperassrea az Belle Isle bath house,
Air, TVS water, a..
The Detroit police have been asked by
the hFtush cOnsuiar office Ia Chicago
TO assist In locating Fred Victor
Jones. lie was formerly employed
as railway switchInan Ia Toronto.
Suspected of knowing sometaing about
the disappearance Of 500 WORTH OF
Jeweiry from No. Sls WOODWORK
ave. where they have been roonlins,
Mabel Neville. aged 20. and Mabel
DAVIDSON, "a. were arrested, We'd
nesday afternoon
died in his home, No. Is Moran-st.,
Monday. was held Thursday morn
ing. In Mt. Elliott cemetery. He was
% years old and had lived In Detroit
tive OF Hesse Germany. widow
and three children survive.
Mrs. ID. q. Ranger. OF No. ST. AIphonse-
tor husband. bsyiS a. Ranger. WHO
recently deserted her. He was last
heard OF in Detroit three weeks ago.
AT that time he applied for job IN
the Family theater Rangers cards
announce him as an 'iliusionist ana
hypnotist."
Mrs. William q. HASTE, wife OF Dr.
Hastie, No. 5S5 TweIfth-st.. died, sud-
denly from heart disease, Wednes-
day. at her summer home AT -. ciair
Flats. The body Will be brought 10
Detroit Thursday. Mrs. ttasiis was
a sister OF +. L. Bird, OF 'rTaver. Bird
a Co. and of Chatneld W. Bird. No.
SIT Townsend-aVe.
The police made u raid ON Mittenthals
cafe, NO. 2lS RRRdUlph-st., and Me-
Quade's cafe, No. 90 Monroe-dNe.,
late Wednesday night, and gathered
I'm more than a score OF women VINO
were I'm the places without escorts.
All were released with the warning
tS be more careful Ia future where
they drank at such late houf.
Mrs. Margaret Hurson, died. Wcdnes-
Anx "A. nE lac -.
Hurson No. $50 Field-ave. She Is
survived by the following children
r. r.. IIurson, superintendent OF con
struction for the Michigan state Tel
ephone Co, Detroit; Mrs w. II.
Pierce. Detroit; Mrs. J. T.. Scott Ian
sing. Mich. r. H. Deveney, London,
ont and j. j. Hurson, Dallas. Tex.
In the Interest of economy, a. y. Mar
shat Milo ID. Campbell has dispensed
with all the deputy marShaIs except
three I'm Detroit and one In Bay CITY.
In previous administrations, it has
been customary To have deputy mar
shals or salary in many outlying
over the district who worked on a
fee basis.
The Humane socieiy OF Detroit will
ask the common council 10 prohibit
the sale OF crippled and worn horses,
I'm which IL les alleged. large tratlc
has been conducted. The charge Is
that the horses have been shipped IN
from the country "doped' with cay
enne pepper or some Other stimuidt-
ing agent, and sold at from SO To
$40 10 junk dealers
A beautiful memorial window executed
by the TInnny studios OF New York,
has been placed ia Trinity Episcopal
church, Of this city, In memory OF
the late William scott, for many
years senior warden OF the church.
The window Is Gothic In design and
illustrates the fourteenth verse OF
the tenth chapter OF ST Mark, SUI
fer the little children TO come unto
Me-"
The ". VI. e.. A. tent nj the United
states target range az Brest, Aich.,
has proven Of great benefit TO the
men In rifle practice there and Tor
the month ending July Is. the attend
ance was $3.50 Besides library and
writing room privileges, social en-
/ tertainments and gospel meetings
are held. Those in charge of the
I tent aim 10 make the place one OF
the ranges.
Assessor Henry PInss. In an article In
the National Real Estate Journal,
advocates a tax OF not moro than 81
a thousand on personal property. lie
says that the constant effort To get
ali the personal property on the tax
, rolls has resulted in retired capital
lists almost invariably moving To the
country. Small estates suffer. he
says, while the big estates, u they
are caught one year, are put in such
shape the next that they can not be
assessed
Because % some mixup between the
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warrant Mrs Thomas Huber. the
South Bend woman, who several DAYS
ago beat no Mrs. James NJ. Jones, OF
No so Cottage GroVe-ave., Highland
Park. may not be prosecuted, Mrs.
Huber came here TO visit her hus-
band. who boar with Mrs Jones.
When Mrs. Huber reached the Jones
home she saw things that aroused
her temper. and she sailed into Mrs.
Jones I'm great style. beating her Sc
verely
n. ,ddrassIng m Large audience Wed
nesday evening In q. 4. u. hall, Guy
Carlton Lee, tho well-known publ
cist. said that the principal causes OF
unrest I'm America today are envy
and jealousy. antagonism between
capital and labor whose interests
should be Identical, and a material
ism which leads people 10 overlook
how a man comes by his wealth so
long M he has the dollars DR. Lee
VIII speak on Victorious women,
Thursday afternoon, and The
strength OF the people" Thursday
evening The lectures are under the
auspices of the WOmans Relief corps