The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH L1v1ko

WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
bert FOwle. of Geneva. y. r.. broth
ers OF George W. Fowle, are IN the
city 10 visit their brother, VINO was
recently stricken with apopieNy'
The nrnt of three ships being built for
the Northern Lnkes Steamship 90.
in the Ecorsc plant OF the Great
Lakes Engineering works, IL READY
fuI launching. but owing To the pres
enCo OF ice In the river the date mas
not been set
D~"ut- ShrrIR George \. Kruger, who
has been statIO1ed In J+dce MsriinN
t-'. aes Lon 'pP'ihttV ~ ~, ."
"lvH..t hN The resignation or
David A. Cotton, clerk Of he chat
a., ,sivtsiou Ca tne circuit court The
position is worth $1,000 9 year
Park COmmissiOner Huribut ~ going
Ia tag the trees In Palmer park:
There Is "A remarkable collection OF
trees IN this park and about 90 va
rieties will be labeled with enameied
signs giving the common and also
the botanical name or "ach, also the
family TO which IL belongs.
Justice John u. TenGnn and his twin
brother, William, were ~ years old.
Monday, and Ia honor OF the occa-
surprise ia the home or their
mother, No. ga Trumbull ave, Mon
day evening Each was presented
with handsomely mounted UNI
brella.
An ordinance requiring all vehicles
traVersinE the city streets AT Dtgha
to carry red lights. is favored by
Mayor BreitmeNer. Automobiles are
the only vehicles now required 10
carry lights, and collisions with car
riages and trucks which do not
carry lights. in dark streets are not
iufrequent,
For upwards OF IA half century rest.
dent of Detroit, Joseph PnttlsOn, aged
81 years died. sunday, In his home.
No. 176 Iabrosse-st. lie was born IN
Ireland and is survived by five chill
dren John. Joseph EliZahetN Mar
tina and Rebecca, all or Detroit. For
- years. Mr. Pattison was atvalued
crrployc OF the Buhl Malleable co.
To celebrate the biggest holiday busi-
ness Ia their history. John blessed
a. Son have bought 100 seats Tor the
Temple theatCr for Wednesday even
ing, for their employees. IL was the
hrst time VA its experience that the
nrm confined holiday advertising
strictly 10 the daily newspapers. ana
IL Is highly pleased az the results.
Hugh Cannon, who wrote "Bill Bnilcy."
"Aint Dat "A Shamef and numerous
other once popular songs has been
gent 70 Eloise by Justice Jefrles TO
recuperate Cannon has been a nan
ituc OF saloons for some time nit
ting the booze game hard. ana play
mig the piano as means OF liVeli-
hood. He IS praCucaly wreck
physically.
4 famous Constant TrOyOn painting,
"The Return az the Flock which
had been loaned TO the Detroit Mu-
scum OF Art for exhibition by the
owner. r. Chandler Walker OF this
city, has been formally presented the
museum by Mr.. Walker. The gift ~
"A notable one as Troyon pictures are
very valuable. one having recently
sold in New York for $4,000.
4 threC-dnys' observance % the tenth
birthday anniversary Of the Swedish
Lutheran church closed Monday even
ing with lecture on Martin lsuth-
err by the Rev. Paul Root OF the
English Lutheran church. on Feb.
H. the church Will welcome a new
pastor, the Rev. c. y. Williams. OF
Colorado Springs. who succeeds the
present incumbent, the Rev Alfred
Johanssen
The society of Detroit Chemists Will
hold an open meeting Of "a social and
educate nature Tor members ana
friends and their ladies', in the rooms
OF the Employers association, IN the
stevens building, next Friday even
ing. beginning at O'Clock inter
esting denominations relating To
domestic science viii be given, ana
provision will be made for dancing.
Light refreshments Will be served.
4 score Of employees In the Seits Auto
mobile 4 Transmission Co, No. 229
BeeCher-aNeo had narrow escapes
from serious injury Monday after
noon. when the base OF the gas en-
CINE, supplying the plant with power.
pNptodeC with terrific force. All the
windows on the western side OF the
plant were blown out. Men working
IT, tie immediate vicinity had some
remarkable escapes, but none was
seriously Injured
Indigo Murphy decided MOndny after
noon that the widow OF August W.
kOenig, formerly dry goods merch-
ant at Gratiot-Hve. and Cheue- st.
had a right 10 sell the store To
stock company SO that the business
might be carried on. The father OF
the deceased, Adam koenig was
claiming half OF the estate lie
valued the property at $4,000. but
Judge Murphy said that the testi-
mony showed the liabilities to be al
most as large.
showcase thieves stole $50 worth of
clothing from the ease In front Of
John -. Mableys store. No. 1877
Woodward-ave Monday night, and
also helped themselves TO is hair
switches, valued at SIS, from the
ease Of Mrs Esther stones hair
store. No. SO Michigan-ave. John
Sergeant OF the Murray Carriage Co.
rppOrts that 400 cigars. valued at $40,
were stolen from hts truck, at state
and Griswold-sts. Mrs. Josephine
IHlich. No. 81 Harmon-ave, had her
purse, containing Sl6, stolen from
EndicoU GO. store Monday after
noon.
Representatives of various Detroit or
RnnIzatIOns interested In the proven
ton and cure OF disease, met Monday
evening I'm the Board or Commerce
rooms and laid plans To organize
Society for the study and Proven
ton of Infant Mortality. Among
those present were Or. Guy l. kiet-
81. city health officer; j. h. Williams.
secretary OF the Associated Charities.
Mrs w j. Chittenden. Or. Francis
Dufheld pr r. = Rowland, q. y.
pope. Mrs. l.. r.. Gretter OF Harper
hospital Nurses home. ms. \. W
Diack and Miss Thurber \ commit
tee was appointed 20 complete the
details Of organization.
AguIn the attention OF the common
council ~ 20 he chilled 90 the un-
wirldlV size of many of the voting
precincts Of the city. With the one
dJy primarN to replace the three-day
primary election .ot other years. %
is more than cVertneCessary that the
pt,CtuCts hc Of workable size. cspe-
riaky since the ballots are 60 be
,panted In the booths BY the election
bourtis of the precincts. CITY CLERK
Nichols Will send q letter Co the
council TUESDAY night advising
redfvtrictinv. During the last clcC-
tion % was necessary 20 pat TWO
hnoths in some 81 the precincts. such
as the ninth Of tie First ward. tu
accommodate the voters. There are
155 precincts In ne city at present,
aud IL may be- necessary, TO reduce
the number OF voters below 600 20 a
precinct, to add 20 or 30 more. Tine
fact that women taxpayers may vote
az bonding and franchise. elections
also is 60 be figured ON ~ incteas-