The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

A . result ss . fall from the second
story 81 -. Josepk's schsoi about =
week ago. Frank Curry, No 100 Fort
o. east. died In ST Mary's hospital
Ertday morning. Coroner Burgess 10
Young Gee Dey. q Chinese charged
S III sslnx In this country ILLEGALLY.
tailed TO appear when his case was
called In the United States court
Ihursday. and his bail OF $500 was
declared forfeited He was a COM
declared forfeited Wednesday.
After hs was convicted Of BURGLARY On
nersdey afternoon, Fred Fisher, 10
yssrs old, begged Judge Phelan for
mercy The young mans mother mad
his trial and she added her plea to
that OF her son. Judge Pheian pa
rolled the youth on his promise to be
good In the future.
TAs American Roentgen Ray society,
1. s1w IN convention I'm the Hotel Car
pers Thursday. including a rather
radical discussion of "Tuberculos
Ss seen and heard" by DIR. Henry
huist Noted physicians from all
~ the convention, which will con-
tinue throughout Saturday.
The law requiring horseshoers 90 take
Sue . iicense Will he nuiiined, and
walter &. Beckwith. Of Detroit, state
examiner; will lose his position. IL
ting In Kalamazoo. Thursday. is sus-
Iained by the higher federal courts
Three Kalamazoo blacksmiths were
charged with refusing TO take out a
license. The court decided that the
law In unconstitutional
j number of Detroiters Interested In
Isrsrssso are planning to form
~ tion this fall. All those who would
like TO join In the movement are ask
, Cd TO communicate with DIR. II. w.
f .nsry at Of ro, the Mss Man
! garet Mears. No 9 Adams-ave. west
or DIR. Tobias sigei, Breitmeyer
+. building. DR.: Yemans was elected q
Z Society OF Esperantists at the con-
vention held In Washington. In Aug
ust.
Thomas Pickering, No. 1852 Alice-ave,
in%s =, 9, and n. brother, Will ~
iuth few days ago for the first
time In so years. They had lost
track OF each other since the Civil
enlisted at Rutland. Va. when young
men. Thomas In now SO am Will
lam ~. Thomas saw Williams
F. while visiting there this week. and
an investigation revealed the where
abouts OF his long lost brother They
had a happy reunion
Some apprehension for the speedy con-
structfon 81 the new Fniryiew sewer
pumping station was felt by ID. r. w
, Commissioner Haarer and Controller
p, Heineman. Thursday afternoon, when
: Il was learned that the Carey Con-
struction Co, of Cleveland. which
:, has the contract. had gone into the
F. hands OF receiver J. ID. Carey
president OF the company. spent some
time In consultation with the city
! officials. who are satisfied that the
, work will rot be seriously delayed
, The company was under a bond OF
Ss. 900 te.the sit goo The r contract
pany In also contractor for the Healy
building. on Woodward-ave
Detroit may he deprived of an addi-
tional moving picture show and the
thrss show 9% RpSss. lo aSw $4,000 ds
| posit. through the operation OF the
/ proposed building code. which was
considered by the common council
meeting Thursday evening. The
companys attorney stated that the
| concern had rented the six-story
! Goldberg building on Woodward ave,
and wished to turn three stories into
4 \ theater with "a seating capacity Of
[. l.400. The company offered TO COM
= ply with the requirement OF the new
! ordinance that moving theaters be
nreproof. but objected TO the expense
of nreproofing the building. The
attorney said the company would
even leave the upper three stories
vacant. or would hreproof the cell
ing Of the theater and the floor OF
the fourth story. Aid. Freiwald ia
vored changing the code so as TO al
low this. but Aid. Grindley declared
that lives were worth more than
property. and refused TO consent. the
other members voting with him. The
committee will meet again Monday
morning at IL o'clock. and II is ex-
pected will be able to present the or
dinance to the council Tuesday
night.