The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Mrs sdn Roe. NJ. IO0 Robison-st. east.
Nllesh nns. Pu., has written "a the
beiroit police. asking them Ia locase
Middleton Hoe. whose wife is very
SICK lie ~ wanted at home as soon
as possible
"Mikr" fomoro, az No. ta5 I'uIimnn-st..
,hicaEo' reported Co The police,
picked of sljo/neQr Junction and No :
,fregoreaNes. lie says ne doesn
know how W happened,
MRS Catherine french. who sustained
broken hip when "a Michigan cnr
started too soon, rs she was aiisnt-
ing; settled her ease against IA. d.
l. X. In Judge ilosmer's court. We'd
nesday afternoon. accepting S5O".
Plans are practicaiiy perfected for the
consolidation at the West Side hos
pital. No. ae4 Forrest and kins =
hospital. Brush and Theodore stS /,
the owners OF the latter having
agreed 10 purchase the former Ih1 ~,
Kings hospital
Charles Wise, NJ years old. No. g.
Hcck-pi.. was found wandering nbou'
thc downtown streets by the police,
Wednesday afternoon. lie Mas
taken TO the central police station
and later turned over 10 his SON. VINO
called for him
Fire started iu the "Home Of iacubn-
tor Babics." ia the abandoned Flee
trc park, Wednesday night, ana tof
time what Is left OF the amnseinen.
resort was threatened with serious
damage, The incubator home - o.
cupcd In the or season BY Richard
Chatterson and has wire, Inc udHl
age was about S21
DIR. Nicholas Lehncn, son-in-iaw of
Mrs. Thcrese Roi-ho.en, OF No. 90
East Grand-blvd., died, "Wednesday
of Brights disease, In -. raul
MINI. whore he had been in the
Wholesale drug business for sey, raj
nellie Roishoren. and a daughter
Helen. survive him.
report which gnined circulation "n
the east side that the Iamwood po-
lice station was to be abolished when
the department is arranged unI.I
new districts Is denied BY Police
Commissioners Croul. conference
OF the police CAPTAINS was held IN
the central station. Wednesday night
10 discuss plans Tor the redistricunS
Citiyens interested In the welfare OF
the Chiidron's Free hospital, have
formed plans whereby Il -systenaliG
canvass OF the city viii be made IN
an effort ia raise 10000. the amount
required TO add necessary room AID
improvements TO the present bJllG-
ing At Farnsworth- ave. and 81 An
tolne-st. Mrs. y Mcp. Campau ~ an
charge OF tho campaign.
John Wilson, mn cmpioy~ of the Detroit
a Milwaukee railrond for the last SO
years died, "Wednesday, IN his hoint.
No Gg7 MciKnstry- ave, from old
age. lie was for many years yard
master at the Brush-st. depot, nut
met with an accident which caused
Since that time "a" has been watch
man at the Milwaukee lave. crossing
lie was IS years old.
Because the cot nell II expected 40
grant a. rcNOcnbIe franchise Tor II
street car line IN Grgpdy- ave, the
board OF estimates has disallowed
the sum asked for replacing the
pavement OF that highway II -
argued that the street Will be torn
up all during the summer ~ tHe
trGck-layinE operations ana lhat
H. ltn I.ts - IDT
new pavement until the tracks are
laid
Anthony MnIourio, 20 years old, No. iJf
HnstInEs-st.. ~ la -. Mury's hos
ptal with bullet wound ia his Knee.
and the police are wondering JUST
how he came by it, He says he was
walking through an alley between
Franklin and Woodbridge and Hast
ings and Rtvard SITS, early Wednes-
day morning when some persons
whom he did not see shot MIN Fheic
Is no alley at the location gwen.
Malourio says he has been here only
two weeks
navy recruiting station In Detroit,
mas received from Washington. mo-
tice OF a change ia policy win ~
speCt 10 cruises OF home fleets. ~
is planned 10 send the Atlantic and
Pacific heets on foreign cruis'
every year hereafter. Late next sum-
Iner the Pacific fleet viii go 10 SottH
America to take part IN the celeOrd-
ton OF the one hundredth annlvers-
AIRY OF IhlleS independence ia 'ii'
fall the Atlantic fleet viii start On
a cruise to the Mediterranean.
The dutch IuDch" ai,en Ina honor OF
the police Justices mud justices of the
Wednesday evening by the Lawy,rs'
club. proved an enjoyable aualr' NJ
dresses were made 10y Judge murphy
Fred Dewey. Frank II, Eaman, eA-
Justice Whelan. T.. :. District Attct-
ncy Frank Watson , tnsti,9e te eilN
Lemkie Henry fpr,s sIyn snd 5u ussieo
Stein The event Of the evening was
witty talk 10y Charles culver. on
The personnel Of the local bench. dur
ing which NE paid his respects 10
Justice 1efries. his long time enemy.
Mr. O'Brien's talk on the Worklhs OF
the law in China was especially IN
In "A meeting Of the executive commit
tee OF the North tnd TAFT club Wed
nesday evening", the sPV ,he ,.l ~
outing at Tashmoo park July -
were considered. There viii be Is
athletic events In addition To the an"
mail hall game which Is To be be-
tween the attorneys and the couniy
officials this year Inc Judge, OF
rrl. eN-Ald william = Kingsley ana
Iohn Powell Tire starter for che
races is to be George A. Cathey' while
az tho course The club has not yet
FOUND anyone sufficiently daring To
volunteer for the JOB OF umpIrihe
With "a view Ia safeguarding the health
of pupils. Supt. OF schools Martin
dale rs preparing 10 send out panlpn
Ists on the care Of the eyes and teeth
10 all pupils OF the eiementa.A
grades other circulars VIII follow
tatr Tho plan was approved by the
committee on text books ana courses
OF study Wednesday on Mr. Mai
tlndales suggestion Tie committse
,iecidrd to try a new scheme Tor the
distrthution Of supplies. Hereafter
they will br sent directly To tue
schools hy the iobbers for distrinu-
lion by tie principals Thus consid-
erable expense and time Will he
saved ina the handling OF me Sup-
niles 4 Il. Towne, CLERK IN the
emnloy Of the board. viii go to bur
faIo shortly To investigate the pan
-44s4tlhutlon in vogue thefe