The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Temperatures at BeiIe Isle bath house
Air, ISL water, IA.
Hand concertst Thursday evening,
Belle Isle, Friday afternoons Cas-.
III. Roy Habercorn, Gregory, Mayer a
Thorn and the Murray Carriage Co.,
have petitioned the United States
district court TO have the Sanitas
Laundry Co. adjudieated bankrupt.
William !. Griffin has been named re-
ceiver Tor the company on petition
or other creditors.
The Detroit Ambulance 60. succeeded
having one OF its wagons struck
by "A street car again. Wednesday
night. The accident occurred at JEFF
ferson and Elmwood-aves. Fred Van
horn and Walter Sembler, atten-
>. dants. were injured slightly. and
were taken TO Red Cross hospital.
The rig is a wreck Fortunately.
there was no patient within.
~Mtss Violet schram's suit against me
Tor breach Of promise IL nothing but
case OF spite; / never promised to
marry her" said Dr. Frederick Is.
Ashton. Wednesday. commenting on
the action for $4,000 damages
court Miss schram and / were
nothing more than good friends. and
i had not gone with her for two
years"
The Twenty-sixth Infantry band Will
sive the following program OF, ON the
March. aDut sssn KiSales.s tTriDkaus1:
overture. "Mignon," lThomas); waltz.
Love and Life" (WaldteufeD; Min,
Captain" !sousa); medley. Rem
ick's Hits No. g." Lampe); "Colum-
bia the Gem OF the Ocean"
Coal prices will soar the coming win
ter according 20 local dealers, and
both hard and soft coal will be at
cents higher than at this time last
year and announcement Is made that
the prices at the mines will be boost
cd another 10 cents Sept ]. The
used largely by poor people, VIII
reach So per ton, It is predicted.
sI'm not qualified to say whether IL II
illegal to swear at an auto driver
when he runs you down. said JUS,
tice Louis Cit In the case OF Manuel
Picon against w. II. James, Wednes-
day. II cussed a driver myself last
week" Picon sought to recover 500
from James for being struck by the
several mon.hs as on P,coa
that he had used strong language
and had afterward told James that
he was not injured The case was
thrown out or court.
Attempting TO stop q runaway team
attached 10 one OF Rath's oil wagons,
Wednesday afternoon. George Pier.
son. IL years old. No. 1890 Scotten-
ave. was seriously injured. The
horses became frightened in front of
store on Michigan-ave. At Scot
ten-ave.. the young man leaped at
the plunging animals He was able
TO get only slight hold. and after
t selng dragged D1ST ,ss few feet sSs
heavy wagon One OF the wheels
passed over his stomach. injuring
him internally. He also sustained a
lance took him to Red Cross hos
pital
The increase I'm typhoid fever always
looked for nj this season, seems TO
be moro pronounced this year than
In previous years. Each OF the city
hospitals has more than Its usual
quota of cases. and nearly every
physician is treating two or three
typhoid patients. Health officer
Kiefer says the trouble lies partly
with the milk supply. whilo many
cases are contracted by vacationists
ut summer resorts and country places
where the water supply Is impure.
He may call a special meeting OF the
ton OF inspecting the farms that
supply milk TO the city. This would
mean an expenditure of a great deal
Of money. for 1t would be necessary
to visit about 1000 farms In the
meantime. he advises all housewives
out. IL would also be good idea
20 boil all drinking water, he says.
There IL no danger from this source
at present. but DR.. Kiefer says no
chances should be taken at this crit
zeal time.