The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-07
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING Il
An election has been called for April
~ In Hishiand Park; 60 get vote
the paving OF Woodward-ave. In ad-
dition to the bond issue. II Will be
necessary 70 spread about $1,000 on
the tax rolls.
sheriff George T. Castor IL trying 20
learn who owns nm automobile with
license No l099O The machine
Swhizzsd by him, narrowly missi ing
number. and wants to tell the owner
something about reckless driving.
John Neuman. Jr., aged eight years,
Peter Basiak. i'm Judge Rohnerts
court. Wednesday afternoon IL was
shown that Basiak struck the boy
With a hoTsewhip, cutting s astgb IN
bors, on Military-ave.
John Orban, No. 3ss Grandy-nve., has
asked the police TO asstst him In
search for his brother. Lawrence;
whom he has not seen nor heard
from in IS years. John Orban came
here two years ago, from northeIn
Michigan, expecting TO ma ME
brother. but has secured no trace OF
him.
The city will yet a.. stone for curb and
circles much cheaper this year tnmn
4.
Orleans County Quarry Co. OF Ohio.
IL lowest bidder with hve-inch stone
at IS cents "A lineal foot. and N-inSn
stone at a. cents a lineal foot. ne
price for last year was AZ and oil
cents for these thicknesses.
"A number of residents of the eighth
precinct of the Tenth ward have pc
titioned the council to have the-sot
4 ing booth moved to stanton ahu
l Merrick- ayes, in the central part OF
I the precinct. as they claim Una, ~
now located In the northern euee OF
. the precinct and is both inconVeh-
4 ent and confusing as TO site
The biggest rally Ia the history Of the
baptist Young People. union OF De
trolt will be held In the WOODWARD
! ave Baptist church. SUNDAY aiter-
noon, at 2:3O O'Clock. The Rev.
, Maurice Penield Fixes will speak on
present opportunity" and musical
numbers will be given by Miss Dor
othy NJ. Wilson. soprano, ana Wl''lam
. Kerr. baritone.
ms a witness In Judge Murphy court.
4 Wednesday afternoon. TO TESTIFY as
10 the direction and velocity or the
wl bntlS h sn on ' Hgastinssst owned by
8 David r. Greenstine. and almost
I killed little Nathan Ekelman., Mr..
! Conger testified that the wind was
blowing as miles an hour at the time,
Z and had been strong all day.
I perintendent OF the canadian and
M Exprsss c %v' dsd %edn es IN his
u home. No. 226 Bethune-ave; east Mr.;
\ Hubbard was 81 years old. and had
: been in the service OF the express
company for SO years when he was
forced through failing health. to re-
tire. lie is survived by two daugh-
. tiers. Mrs. +. ID. Standish and Mrs. }.
! S. Hill
". W. voigt, who Inn. been ordered 20
] build n new sidewalk In front Of the
III Equity building. In which the ID. T.
:, II. suburban waiting room rs located
III has come back at the city govern
~ ment by petitioning the council 20
Ih order the old curb reset in front OF
In his building. lie claims that II Is
III uneven and in bad shape and wishes
~ II reset before he lays new walk.
Isl Commissioner Haarer has asked for
Il an appropriation TO reset such curbs
in the downtown district.
|. ien who have not seen service I'm the
n United states army are being reject
10 ed at the local recruiting headquar-
In, ters. because the standing army OF
~ regulars is now close TO the limit
n allowed by law. In time OF peace.
III the army at no time can exceed
", loo, 000. and II is now approximately
IN $4,000. The only applicants being re
IN ceived are men who want to re.enlist
4c or men who have some technlcal
~ knowledge that Commends them OF
IA the regular army. about 10000 are
W now in service in the Philippines.
Ms the item of $4,000 asked by the
J board of education 10 cover the exI
Nv training work by public school emil
10 dren at the Industrial exposition 10
N. be held in Detroit. June 20 10 July
III g. was cut out by the cstimators, the
~ board is UP aginst II TO hnd ways
"a and means of making the exhibit
IN The management OF the exposition ~
~ unable to donate the necessary space
~ as the money realized from rentals is
M their only revenue to meet other eN-
IN penses OF the exposition. Both the
~ board OF education and Manager
Rose of the exposition. will make
N every effort TO raise the necessary
amount.
3orporatIon Counsel HalIy received
- complaint. Wednesday. from six res
Il idents OF the eastern end or the sew
II ententh ward who claimed that they
N had been elected from Jefferson cars
,when they offered workingman
"A tickets for fare east OF the limit at
}which the company Will accept those
kttickets The men are J: W: SEMEN
k1kert No $50 Utica ave. ii. I. Schlcn-
Tikert No. us Hitchings-ave' James
RColeman, Utica and Jefferson ayes
>i,i Peter and Frank Waterman, LenoX-
tIlave Frank Duross. Hitchings-aNe;
ElAll these complained that they had
tBlbeen elected before they could pay
1dthe nve-cent fare demanded by the
III lcompany Hally assured them that
Y The would see that they had police
in future. Under the or
hider OF the supreme court, the - u.
AlR may still collect its five-cent fares
HIN the Seventeenth ward until after
Iaa rehearing OF the case now pending