The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

q. Antsln~-st., WAS broke: late Fri:
day. night and about $40 worth OF
billiard balls stolen.
~ tho middle of September, all 81 the
duty. viii be in Commission. The ma
chimes are now receiving their nm
tshing touches In the factory. They
will be equipped for ambulance and
whlIe friding his bicycle ~ First asa
Abbott-sts. Friday afternoon, Janice
Ryan, No. 1919 Third-ave:, was
struck by Third-st: car. He was
SSs to & srs fns ass
will recover.
Mrs. Annie Besn, = Houmanian from
Fremont, o.. was picked up st Grs-
night. She was apparently lost. She
cannot speak English. so she was
brought TO the Central police station
and 70 now quartered In the matron's
The Rev. Patrick Marray, Superior
general Of the Redemptorists, with
headquarters In Rome, II In Detroit
on visit to the members Of his or
Sunday. In. Holy Redeemer church.
him a reception In st. 0erard's
chapel.
Mrs. Msrssret woodworth, n years
- Twelfth-st.. late Friday night.
She was unable to tell where she
lived, so the people living there no.
the central station and given lodging
In the matron's rooms. The police
are trying to locate her relatives.
For the purpose Of organising the aus
trade S' unions sensra hy 1t is said. six
international organizers are no@ "
Detroit and are quietly working out
their plans. A big public mass meet
N will hA hnl n q n n n
plan to stir up greater interest In
trades unionism. It Is understood.
Stricken with heart disease N she was
retiring to- bed, Friday eveninE. Mrs.
cal aid reached her. In her home. No.
90 TwelftS.st. Mrs. Jocelyn 10 sur
vived by hof daughter. Mrs. Robert
Laughray, with whom she lived; and and
teaching stan of the Ann Arbor high
school.
Judge Hubert has q trying problem In
the disposal OF = pretty lS-months'-
old boy. for whom guardianship pro-
ceedings have been commenced. Inc
child's parents were formerly In
mates OF the county house, but later
married. The mother Is blind. and
the father Ia said TO be half-witted,
but they are begging the court to let
them keep the child.
Judge Murnn has appointed Frederick
Cody, assignee Of the bankrupt nrm
OF #. s. Osborne Il CO., in place of #.
arn s%t Owe. S 10 Woo coay yei sgsss in casS
and 4.4T5 shares Of mining stock:
Ten suits against small debtors of
the firm were commenced In the JUS
tice court. Friday. and 20 suits Tor
larger amounts. aggre gating $4,000,
will be started in the circuit court
soon.
Attorney Edward vining, OF Wayne,
Has recovered two Judgments, one Of
NJ N
costs. in the Justice court in Wayne.
against the Detroit. Jackson Chi
cago railway, for refusal to stop at
farm crossing near his residence;
The cases have both been appealed
to the circuit court. Vtning says the
company Is required by its franchise
to stop at all crossings like the one
referred to; but has been pers sn,,sr,ny
passengers to walk nearly half
mile to another
After walking the streets Of Detroit
for q whole month I'm search Of his
wife and babies, william Mackey, 40
years old, Friday night asked the as
sistance of the police In finding her:
The couple lived In jackson until
ave weeks na age when AT the wn nIsoana
week later he sent for her. but learn
ed that she and the babies had left
Jackson. He gave up his work and
funds have given out and he 10 obllg-
ed to go to work He thinks his
wife Is trying to md him.
The organization Of Detroit lodge, No.
accomplished Friday evening. in
Eagles hall. the 500 charter NOM
bers electing the following officers:
Chief ranger, Gilbert r. Johnson;
past chief ranger, Robert f. Moore;
vice-chief ranger, l.. p. Hyland; sec
rotary, f. w Baich; treasurer, N.
Huntiey; chairman board Of trustees:
John Riysrd; adyisor; W. ,n r. Purcell .co,,t
Arthur Schiedel; outer scout. Frank
johnson The official greeting Of
the Rangers Is 'Whoopee."
when school open. Tuesday morning
schools will be confronted with the
knotty problem Of providing for SO
the school win be very much crowd.
ed this fall. The only new school
near Eighth.st., a 15-room building"
said Supt. Martindale. The Maybury
will not be ready until the middle
e. the Winter, The r.sss sna P Pamss
schools will be greatly overcrowded
and doubtless number OF others"
Assistant Corporation Counsel Lawson
has sent an opinion to Police Conn
the department has no right to al
low officers to receive rewards out
side OF their salary for. work done
in the line of duty. whether such
work be done during furlough or not:
He stated that such moneys should
be turned over to the city treasurer.
Captures of deserters from the army
and navy are frequent and there are
always rewards for these. The police
commissioner has withheld the re-
wards until an opinion came from
the corporation counsers office.
when stephen Jankowslxi, 10 years old,
and John Best, ~ years old. rendered
n conductor on a Jackson interurban
car $50 hill In payment OF their
fare, the conductor got suspicious
and had the police in Detroit noti-
fed Traffic officer Fineburg- escort
ed the boys to the Central station.
where IL was found they had e117 be-
tween them. The boys admitted they
had taken the money from their par
ents and had started out to see the
world. Their pockes were crammed
with cigars candy. theater coupons
and other odds and ends. They will
be sent back to Jackson, where they
live