The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

AIR, TAI water, 10.
Aicohoiism IL given as the eause Of
hsh OF amanda Brewn, aged ~,
-" uieu, lhursday, In the rear OF
no, los Mullett-st. Coroner Burgess
mao the body removed 10 the county
LsIdieh. steamboat agents sSo less
Europe this yes.r This is an increa al
49, 90 per cent over the Euro
pean travel last year, as far as De-
troit IL concerned"
The police have bee. u.,,a.a nj IN.
..~.etsarnnee OF Fred Himnael, aged
~. OF NO. SBl Delaware-ave. He II a
plumDer by trade. OF medium height
anu welght lie had his working
ciothes on when last seen.
John Witt, aged 20, OF No. .Is wabash
uuye- Ieu from "a pole nt Fort and
oodmere-sts., Thursday, while
working as llneman for the Edison
Solyay hospital suffering from
the back.
Mrs. Rachel Huber. who came from
Thomas Huber. and then ATTACKED
MRS. J: W. Jones, on Cottage Grove
ave. Highland Park, In whose home
charged SX Jn wSI Rsnda,nh ~I hssnre
Whom she was charged with assault.
Theodore A. Wafer. Frederick w. Den
nison, Neis VI. Saunders, William J.
Domine Emil A. Melms, Joseph w.
Holscher, j. ID. Cambry. Byron L.
Lathrup have been appointed substi-
tute clerks In the Detroit postoffice
10 succeed others who were appoint
cd regular clerks when the office was
allowed 10 more clerks, July il.
De prepared for nm aeropIane of strict
~ local construction. Master Dean
Rowland. IL years old, of. No. ~
Clalrmount-ave,, is the inventor OF
battery-fed telephone connecting
house and garage. porch roof
seaTchlight that nashes ail over Park
Hill, and on amateur wireless outnt
that picks up a stray message now
and then. He is starting earlier than
the Wrights did for high honors.
Mrs. Narcissus Crosby, No. s32 ~. An
tion. Thursday. when She refused 20
permit the burial OF child belong
Ing to sylvester Gray. from her
AaVentst rs and SrGt Il Was because OF Rey
religious principals that she would
not allow the undertaken 10 pin the
sTeps on me door or safe ea the anr4
smith finally went TO the place and
paoihed her.
Alleging that she In called to the phone
ealS 70 hours Ss a%rb ,ls day M and hight Sn,
Farris. or No. Al DlX-ave. has APP
pealed TO the police to put stop to
Me- n Thamss F Mrs FarTis eam ae
Twelfth-st. The cause OF the trouble
Mrs. Farris says, Is that she refuses
TO call Mrs. Flynn's daughter to the
phone. Mrs. Flynn's daughter lives
next door, and does not wish to be
called TO the phone. so Mrs. Farris
says.
Boos' band, w. a. BOOs. conductor, viii
render the following program at Glad
win park. Saturday afternoon. July
%. at 2:30 y. M: March, silver
Bell" Wenrich; overture, "Orpheus.
Offenbach: intermeZZo. Zama.
Robyn; excerpts from The Singing
Girl" Herbert; seXtette from LII
cia," Donizetti: waltz. Venus Reig-
en-" Gungl; "a Vision az Salome,
Lampe; presidential Poloraise,"
Souaa: Star Spangled Banner. Mr.
Thos. Lahey VIII sing Moonlight.
the Rose and You" and What Is the
World Without You"
City Assessor John e. NageI, who went
90 Cleveland 10 yet pointers on the
assessment OF property, returned
( Thursday. convinced that the Detroit
| system can borrow nothing from
Cleveland. Their system Is unjust
| in many respects" said Assessor
NaRel They assess the small houser-
1 holder the fun value OF his house
hold goods; but they assess banks
only 60 per cent on furniture, and
4 some corporations even lower" As
. SCISSOR Nagel found the Cleveland Of
| fcials ready TO take pointers from
Detroit and they asked him TO come.
there again and tell more about the
here