The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

iii 100 - 49,
WORTH LIVING
clarence Bartlett, ~ year. old. Of sag
snaw. fell from one of the roller
coaster cars at Riveryiew park.
~ Ln1nrisday night cutting a long CASA
81. Mary's hospital In an automobile.
Ground was brolen Thursday fur the
$4,000 addition co the. Newb~rry
tcme Tor Nurses attached 10 Grace
hospital, and work will be pushed
mat the building may be competed
on Willls-ave. from the corner OF
John X st, will be four stories high
with basement and Will accomnio-
GATE 30 nurses.
troit by Richard Hale shortly before
his death TO Mrs. Mary Harris, nis
sister-in-iaw. was sustained by Judge
Donovan, Thursday. Haie's SONS
asked To have the transfer set aside
on the ground that their father was
mentally incompetent. but Judge
Donovan held that the evidence DID
not warrant such conclusion.
John steiner, the aged man who walked
nearly hnif-mile Ia his home. nrtcy
being fatally injured when struck
afternoon, In his home. No ~ Bran
don-aNe. lie has sustained Internal
injuries. which were further compi.-
Gated when pneumonia set In. Hc
leaves a widow and nine children.
Funeral services viii be held ia t!is
home, Saturday afternoon.
Elizabeth scott Hughes was given n
verdict for $4,000 In her salt against
erts court. Thursday afternoon. The
plaintifr sustained a broken ankle
through rotten plank In walh =:
Townsend and Syivester-aves. sac
was given $4,000 at a former trial.
but the verdict was set aside b. tne
supreme court on a technically auI
a new trial ordered.
Thomas y. Arnett, 40 years old. No. AZ
sanipson-st, died In MS home. Thnrs,
day night, from injuries received
when a heavy wagon he was driyiag
ran over him last Tuesday. AIpt IL
was driving one OF the crystal 80
In the rear OF the belmont restaI-
rant He ran into post and tue
impact threw him from the seat.
rear wheel passed over him. Cor
oner Burgess has the case.
Charles W. NesteL, OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
known the "Royni American Lii
putlan." has sent word 10 the iEiks
reunion committee that he VIII be- 0l
hand In Detroit during Elks wcsk
10 compete for the honor OF being
the "littlest" Elk In the world Prep
arations for the big reunion. July a.
IL. 40 merrily forward, and every
day the committee adds new attraC-
tions TO those already planned Tor
the entertainment OF visitors.
No. 3, the new automobile fire engine.
went into active service az the cur
terEoon. Capt. L. Rourks has
been transferred TO No. eng'ne
house. while Capt. Charles Beck, for
merly az No. u Is in command at
no. house. Lieut.. Guy u. Norfh'up,
who drove the auto truck No, -, IN
record style. will he at tile wh' 81 Oh
No. ,. being transferred from ,ag!ns
house No. 20 for that purpose.
Mr.. John Wood stewart, of New York,
who has been Ina Detroit for several
days, the gnest OF Mrs. W. IL. Sell
lew, No. So Rowena-st. has succ, ed
ed In interesting a number OF be
troit women prominent in pLilan-
throplc work In the National pant.
I Flower and Fruit guild OF whlrn she
! is president and a branch Will be
| formed I'm this city. y preliminary
! meeting for Organization Will be ne ld
! Friday afternoon in the Hotel forl-
| chartraln. The object OF the guihi -
. TO distribute. fruit. vegetables. plants
and Mowers among the sick and poor.
Charles J.. I<ass. sH-oonisceper at Nos.
4i-43 80. Aubin-ave.. who has re-
fused TO pay alimony 10 his Wiz,
was sent To Jail by Judge Murpny,
! Thursday afternoon. Mrs. kast mas
/ started suit for divorce. ana her hus-
! band was ordered several months aSo
TO pay her s. per week. lie refused
and went TO Rochester. n. Y Cpor
MS return he was 4FltSttus pnl WIS
released by Judge pheian. Thursday.
| he returned from Northern MicniSHa
! and was again locked up. he VIII
be kept ia jan until he obeys .he
courts order.
Edward stanton. son of a Pontiac dcn-
tist. played policeman 10 his sorrow,
= Thursday night, when he Attempted
i he has no particular home. The n,n
Z had been drinking la a saloon near
police headquarters They came out
taA fnWa YH the station De-
tective Brooks. sitting In the station.
/; heard stanton telling McKinlay 20
r hurry UP. He went down TO see what
l. was the trouble. and McKinlay told
/ him that stanton has threatened nnn
l. with arrest unless he gave up some
+ money sta inse e Bath men "S Mere
taken In.
Michigan Christian Adyentlsts nre In
annual conference In the Gospel rnb-
ernacle on Bethune- ave, and viii
/ continue their sessions until sunday
when religious services VIII bring
the convention TO close. The Rev
l. o r. jerks, pastor OF the Advcnt
I Christian church. OF Chicago, was the
I principal speaker at the opening scs-
sion, Thursday evening. and gave an
understand the tines THE Chris
tian Adventist believes in the second
coming OF Christ and believes that
! with the signs OF the times around
him, that second coming is not tar
on" said Mr.. jerks.
That portion OF the city included I'm She
.Wnlnut" exchange of the He'll Telc-
phone Co, is placarded with large
bills, announcing an Indignation
meeting" TO be held In Diamond
temple Lawton and Grand RIVER
ayes, at o'clock Friday evening, 10
] protest against the service given o.
( the Walnut exchange and TO see
what can be done to Improve the scs-
vice The bills are signed. Business
Mems Committee" and hand-b
copies OF them have been sent by
mail TO various aldermen and city OF
ficials The proclamation announces
that rates high enough for perfect
service are being charged. but that
the service is growing worse every
day. and that subscribers who make
complaint, can get no satisfaction.