The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-08
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

members
after for social intercourse.
me Detroit Christian Endeavor union
viii held rally In the scovei Mem
o oy,s rrs 81 fad ehuTsh Tr,sss
French. of Ann Arbor formerly pres
tdent OF the state Organization. will
address the union.
Hotel Cadillac, Monday sveninG, 90
snssrisih%snt %. % john as 'fs'R RsSmoaS.
of II: S. to '; :Si. c,t sn os ss
%. Mr.. Redmond IL coming here In
~ the interest OF the Irish home rule
movement.
Three River Rouge boys, xios Labadie,
Eawsrd 81. Anant and Moses Cox,
will start next week In q 3s-foot
launch on a trip to Tampa, Fla. They
Msumse river and ap by ' ssnsi TO the
Ohio. thence to the Mississippi. and
down this river to the gulf and along
the coast to Florida.
/, y, nesr HIS home, No. ios soIvay-
+ Rothachsr decided heart disease was
the cause. The coroner was also
called to No. 327 Goodwin-ave., where
George. M. Knox. sc years old. was
found dead In q chair. He had been
that heart disease was responsible In
this case. also.
Detroit expressmen Will ask the coun-
ell to :.s.d the :rdi..nes rates r g.
ordinances was passed years ago.
when prices on everything were low
err II limits the price for denverinf
cents. with 10 cents additional FOR
carrying Il upstairs, The express
men say that they can't 1--we on their
income at these prices.
Mrs. sarah sharpe, an aged notion
peddler about the streets Of Detroit,
died, Friday, in West Side hospital
rSI.. % wSo
had missed the old lady from her
usual haunts. found her lying very
"a II ss5 ana h nHa' her no
to the hospital An aged husband
confined In the Pontiac insane asy-
SS ody !, viii ins S Sniy buried aex Monday. in
Evergreen cemetery.
pneumnota caused the death, Friday,
Of Johs ksl.o' SO ys.r. oHId H. IN waa ~:
team:ter. Twice. first in 1900. and
again In 1906, he was injured by col
lisions with street cars. and members
tened his death. A widow and two
children. Mrs. Peter Boden. No. 3sI
Dubois-st. and John b. kelso. No
4. services will be held in St Josephs
church, Monday morning, and the
burial will take place In Mt Elliott
cemetery.
Three weIi-to-do italian citisens, trav-
eIinx as tramps, were visitors 10 De-
troit, Friday. They were Prof. Leo
CALI. brother OF the pope's secre,,
archaeologist: Luigi Ziliiotto. a lead
ing electrical engineer OF Rome. and
Ricardo Rota. a wealthy young Me-
n apolitan. They have tramped through
~ several European countries. and are
on their way from New York TO San
Francisco. expecting to make the
ing publicity. as it would interfere
with their sociological STUDIES
City Treasurer Koch In rec&fving num-
erous protests from owners Of prop
erty condemned for street opening
purposes and not taken over by the
city until after the years taxes fall
due, AS there Is usually no revnue
from the property when IL Is known
that IL must be vacated In a short time,
the owners do not like the arrange
mont One such case was referred 10
the corporation counseIs office this
week. Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci r. +. Weadock gave the opinion
that the taxes must be paid, or the
money would be taken out OF the
amount awarded by the jury.
!. ala. Thomas Gilman will bring before
- the board Of county suPervisors In
the meeting to be held during this
fop Juvenile delinqaents on 81 acres
OF farm property now owed by the
city on Mack-ave. The establishment
=, under the new Juvenile law. A con-
ference between the county auditors
and Judge Hubert was held Friday
pervisor p" Gilman believes $4,000
would purchase the farm. erect the
necessary buildings and put the
place In shape for an ideal home Tor
both boys and girls.
The tree ordinance recently proposed
by Park Commissioner Hurtbut was
approved by the common council or
,. 1t restricts the trees which may be
planted in the city. highways to elm.
Norway maple. silver maple. hard
maple. American aes anew White ash. maiden.
hair tree. American linden. pine and
oak The other trees are eliminated
Ing places for tree pests. but partial
ly because some OF them are short
lived. and leave the streets bare
trees on ali streets is given to, the
park department by the ordinance.
The news Of the sudden death of Miss
Jennie l.; aI Baker, d.SghtfFT or ., asr-
west Ssrs in Bryn Ma~r. p Pa. this week.
f friends IS Miss Baker left several
in Pennsylvania, and early this week
was stricken with scarlet fever. Her
condition. however. was not consid-
cred serious; and the r news n, o, hs sp
her family and friends. Miss Baker
was an attractive young lady. a grad
uate OF the Liggett school. Bryn
= Mawr and Swarthmore colleges Flu
neral arrangements have not been
made as yet
Edward Jones, AZ years old. No. 3s5
Brush-st, was the description . man
gave of himself when arrested, on a
charge of stealing $40 from the hand
bag of Mrs T. c. Hagle, No. 500 MIL
waukee-ave. west. while she was
shopping in Heyn's bazaar, Friday
afternoon. A girl clerk notified Emil
Heyn. the proprietor OF the store,
that she saw the man perpetrate the
theft and Mr.. Heyn gave chase as
Jones was leaving the store Mr.
Heyn stumbled during the pursuit,
but a male clerk overlook the fugi-
tive and held him until Traffic officer
Thos Reardon arrived and took
charge of him. Jones In said TO have
been arrested about a year ago on
similar charge.
-Four children, the youngest q girl Of
10 years Of age, and the eldest q boy
of TO- were torn from the arms OF
their mother. Mrs. Mary Frawley.
No 433 Junction-ave.. Friday after
noon. by deputy sherifrs and taken
20 the Juvenile court. This action
was taken on complaint OF the s. r.
C. G. that the children were neg
lected and being brought up In filthy
and unsanitary surroundings. The
TO school Officers of the s. p. c. G.