The Detroit times., 1910-12-09
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

abraham Calm, IL, was arrested. Thurs
day, for the police In Chicago, where
he Is wanted on charg, OF steal
ing suitcase. containing $500 worth
| of iaces.
Mrs. Charles II. white, Of jackson.
Mich. tell 10 the street at CanheId
and Jos. Campau-aves Thursday
evening. from hear. disease. She
was found unconscious and thalf-froz-
en- and WAS hurried TO Grace hospi-
tai. SHE had revived Friday morn
ing.
ave. was seriousi. injured, Thurs
day, when an emery wheel broke In
the Enterprise Foundry. Braufait
aud Warren-ayes. dying piece
struck him In the head. He was taxi
en- TO st. Mary's hospital.
DAMAGE estimated at $1,000. wn. Gauss
ed Thursday night. by fire I'm the
+ plent OF the Massachusetts, Steam
Laundry Co. at Jefferson-ave and
Ftrst-st. The fire started In the iron
ing room on the top floor. Nearby
places were threatened, but the ire
men kept the flames in check.
|Themas Peterson, a member of n gypsy
hand, encamped seven miles out
Woodward-ave., Was arrested. Thurs
Gay. by Detectives Parker and Al
len on warrant sworn out two
years ago In Indianapolis by Peter
Stdnity, MEMBER Inc tflDc.
stanley claims Petersen eXtorted
$50 from him as an entrance fee
10 the gypsy band.
Elect Dorc mus, ON Thurs
day forwarded t0 the clerk Of the
house Of representatives statement
OF his campaign contributions and
expenses. They amounted to $1,357.
Congressman DENLY announced, in
Washington. that he would not file
any statement as the law does not
require IT,. and In addition. specitical-
~ exempts defeated candidates.
~ social Legislative commission OF 30
members Il now I'm process of forma-
ton Tor the purpose OF guarding the
Interests OF hill social reform meas
ures. brought up In Lansing. the prime
mover In which is the Rev. Myron
Adams, pastor OF the Warren-Ave.
Baptist church. OF this city, and "a
well-known social worker The larg-
er cities OF Michigan, AS well as De-
troit, has representations upon the
committee.
The WUiveriae Automobile club held
Its first annual meeting In Its club
rooms In the 9riswold House, Thurs
day night. and elected these officers:
President. II. j. Porter; vice-presi-
dent. III. G. Mills; secretary. +. IL.
Trego. treasurer, ". w. McGookin:
directors, l. N. Collins. w. G. Bry-
ant. G. +. Grant and William f. v.
ship OF 901. after only five months
existence and there are 200 appli-
cations on hand.
Argume nts In the removal proceedings
In the case of Patrick Culligau, Of
Alpena, indicted I'm connection vita
alleged land frauds i'm Oregon, were
concluded before Judge Swan OF the
United States district court, Thurs
day afternoon, Tracy G.. Becker, spe-
cial assistant TO the attorney gener-
al agreed 10 submit his brief before
Jan 10, and the defense will reply
by Feb. ID. The government will have
20 days after that In which to reply
IL IL cares to do so. IL will then be
up TO the court to say whether the
defendant shall be taken>to Oregon
for trial
The practice of riding on the fender
of q street car, which the workmen
who use the South Chene cars are
compelled to do III they ride at all
is responsible for the suit of Casimir
was filed In the circuit court, Thurs
day While riding on the fender
Oleksek was injured when the car
came Into collision with another. He
asks for $4,000 The plaintiff claims
What the ID. ". Il. invited the pas
sengers TO use the fender by per.
hitting the habit and collecting
fares
Thomas ,. Navin In authority for the
statement that q plan will he laid
before the legislature In the next
session, providing for the rebuilding
OF the prison on a farm outside the
city OF jackson. The Legislature will
be asked to appropriate money FOR
the purchase OF several hundred
acres OF hand An appropriation will
new buildings. the plan being TO