The Detroit times., 1910-07-02
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

/ WORTH LIVING
John Y. c. HoIiings, who was drepDed
II the reerg.ni.stIon % the asses
better position In the park depart
ment.
chris wsbsroas. No. a2o coneord-ays..
foreman at the ID. u. n. barn~, JEFF
Isrson-sss- was st r..t oy a, Dsek nht
leg was broken. and he was taken
20 Grace hospital.
City Accountant Edward BuIlockt
There There seems o 70 ss demand ,Sd,1 fS os
OF appointing a man from business
Office as assistant 10 me. and his nrln
raised his salary $500 year to re-
tain him"
Joseph Lennon, the YOUNG man ar
rested for attempting 20 pass q eoun-
terfett dollar, was released Friday,
District Attorney Watson ecnclndii.g
coin was bad. was not sufficient TO
secure conviction.
Harry Preston, charged with import-
Ing an allen woman, Winifred Par
rested by the Detroit immigration
officials. Friday, and Is held for the
Buffalo authorities. The woman IL
Lists turned I'm 20 the Municipal league
no far bear 7,2st signatures 90 the
petition for submitting the Vernon
civil service charter amendment 10
the voters. IL will require l4,02i
signatures, and the petitions must be
In by July 26. TO secure submission
In November.
Frances Anderson, 90 yeares old, and
Marie Coliern, aged Fl, were arrest
ed. Friday night. by Detectives Black
and Wilson. on charge OF leaving
Sac w.rte he. (rr n
paying for about $50 worth OF goods
purchased In a department. store.
The bicyciist killed by n Jefferson chr
at Grand River and Wnbash-aves.
Friday morning was Identified the
same afternoon as Peter Peterlessel.
No. IL DIST. by the young mans par
ents. He worked at the Farrand Or
gan Co, and was on his way TO the
plant when the accident happeend.
The Detroit police have been asked to
look for Judge ROmaido NJ. Cooper,
formerly justice OF the common
pleas court OF Kokomo, Ind. Judge
and now his aged father Is reported
dying. The jurist departed to at
tend reunion OF his class at Ann
Arbor and II Is thought he is around
this section OF the country.
The following members OF the First In
fantry, NJ. N. g., VIII so To Grand
Rapids. July Z and S, to enter the
competition shoot that will decide
the membership OF the Michigan RHO
team In the national contests at
Camp Perry: Sergt. Neighbauer, Co.
A; Lieut.. George woolleY and Pri-
vate Charles M Hammond. Co. -;
Privates Wolfe and jackson, Co. II.
Alleged scarcity of cinders In causing
part OF sidewalk contractors The
specifications require either broken
stone or einders tSr the s brd
brick. and In many cases ashes, are
being substituted. Contractors are
frequently detected hlling in ma
will not allow the standard thickness
OF walk
III. n. Grifhth. of the Michigan Motor
Car Manufacturers CO.; who was
driving the Michigan Six Arizona
Elks Filler" from Bisbee, Ariz, to De-
troit, met with an accident in Eel Pa
so, Tex, sustaining a broken rib, and
will be laid up in tire hospital there
driving a party of Elks bound for the
Detroit reunion. No details OF the
accident are known at the Michigan
Motor Co.'S offices,
Residents OF the section near Gratiot
and MitcheiI-aves. were before the
fire protection committee of the COM
mon council, Friday. 10 protest
against the establishment OF n
branch lumber yard at the northeast
corner OF the streets named by the
Arthur L. Holmes Lumber Il Fuel Co.
a
yard on the south side of Gratiot-
ave. The diatrict Is not in the fire
limits. and the matter was taken
under advisement.
Just out of Jail, after serving n three
months' sentence, growing out OF his
activity In the night against the steel
trust on behalf OF union labor A; n;
speak in Turner hall, Saturday even
ing, on The evolution OF religion"
under the auspices of the Detroit
Mr. Stirton will speak at Michigan
aye. and Park-pl.. on The labor wars
OF pennsylvania and their signihc'
ance to American labor In general"
Mrs. Harriet Kate Thompson, widow of
the late Duncan Thompson, died,
Thursday, from heart trouble in her
rrs home In south r RoSkw0Ud.
son was a member of the HutchIns
family who came to Detroit In the
son and daughter, William d. Thomr-
son and Miss Jennie Agnes Thomp-
son; her sister, Mrs, John II. Clark.
Detroit. and Frank O. and Horace q.
Hutchins. OF South lockwood. Flu
neral services were held In South
lockwood, Saturday.
Fred Wilkinson, No. $50 Lnrned-st. east,
the nine-year-old boy whose skull
was fractured when Kurt Kings au-
tomoblle struck him on Jefferson
ave, in front of the Pasadena. n
covered and leaves st. Mary's hospi-
tai for his home, saturday DIR. +. ].
w Mcguire had the boys case in
charge and says lie believes the
child's life was saved by the use OF
iodides which absorbed the blood clot
on the brain, while careful use OF
vaccines was made to guard against
infection. For almost three weeks
Freddie lay in mis- cot, unconscious
Mr.. King, while not blamed for the
unfortunate accident, has met all ex-
penses OF the boys care In the hos
pitaL
Fourth" in the Postoffice.
postmaster Warren announces tho