The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-06
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

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Fsrmer.s ~ Monros-ays., and
ssnx on the Michigan car exploded.
rnhk q small panic among the
nsers' No one was injured.
Hseas n. Fackiser, who has sn.ey~a
OF post - Smcasis ~ writing stacks
tai condition. - A'' "s"-
W. L. Bush, No. 2ss Mt. Eriiott-.v.-
tiot AVE- sscn ~ = street ear at Ora
morning. He was badly bruised but
no bones were broken. The Detroit
Duiance took him to HIS home.
.rs. dos IoDulatio. 10 ON the In
esnses In the new annual report OF
ns police department. In the yesr
issnnSS June 80, 1902 licenses were
s number Increased TO 1861. and
sxes collected totaled $1,000.
e mcCiure. % years old. Tiison-
the dock az the s'afS sos - walked on
the river about 10 o'clock Fri ,.y
night D.. b. 1. 4 w. ferry employees
rsscued him, He was taken to ST.
lance. He viii recover. '''o'' a"ou-
civil service sxaminattons Will n. h.uS
IN ~ pefscss n foilowss Aug. "a, tarim
clerk. VI, 200. SO vacancies; patent Of
stsndas s s96 1000; aid, Aide. bureau Of
male. department. OF commerce and
labor. $500; assistant In wireless tel
ssrapny: signal service, sl.oso; Aug.
male. yS4O or 5000.
That there may be NO doubt Of Detroit-
know how the city looked in 1910. G.
this summer The Y" pSot UyV al se ins
Guide nearly every building In the
down-town section, most OF the prin-
cipal points OF interest in the city,
ana the main thoroughfares
Mayor Breitmeyer says he o. convinced
inst there should he an engineer for
the appraisal OF the ID. U. r., who Is
suggests that the company employ
an engineer. the city one, and that
third engineer go over the work OF
near. OF the Michigan Central. wheth-
er he would act as the third engi-
neer u called upon. and says that
kinnear has consented.
Guy W, rssscost' whose home is .t No. ga
rear OF the Grand River-aye station,
attempted to end his life twice, Fri
cay cay In THE, the morning. he threw him
Grand Rfver-ave. He was rescued by
pedestrians. In the afternoon. he
swallowed part OF the contents OF
man In the station saw him. and run
ming over. dashed the acid from his
hands
Assistant Corporation Counsel PennI-
man thinks a peculiar that the coun-
Gil committee on ordinances. failed OF
quorum when the new ordinance
for ventiiators on ID. y. n. cars was
to come up Friday afternoon: Pen
niman says he tried to bring the mat
ter up Thursday evening at the hear
ings on the building code. because
Inn NJ Nd hAA AArl n tnd
frvnffu by Judge CUnn0fry Kfd;
Gutman opposed considering X at
that time. saying he had promised to
let the ID. y. r.. know when II was
TO be considered. The consideration
was postponed till Friday afternC IN,
and then no one appeared.
Mrs. Charles saGer. No. rs Piauette-
ave.. whose two children. Ruth aud
Mona. seven and 1--WE years old. dis
appeared Thursday afternoon, and
were found late at night by strangers
day that she could not understand
how her little ones came TO go away
unless they were enticed BY some
man man, She she Is certain that the Two
away alone. They certainly did not
walk the entire distance. and they
would have had to take two cars to
get there. None OF the neighbors
saw them go away. The police are
still looking for the man the chill
dren said had taken them away
Word has been received IN WtnusDr
froa the trsfnmcn's Neiewates ne the
strike settlement conference In Mon
treal that prospects are good Tor the
return to work OF most OF the strik-
ers within n few days. Some OF the
windsor strikers. however, got i'm
patient with the situation ana ac-
cepted positions with the Canadian
Pacific railway. Many OF the profes-
sionaI strike breakers employed on
the Detroit division OF the road Were
let out Friday afternoon. some OF
them said they were going from mere
10 the Central Georgia railway, on
which there lis said to be strike.
Commander DIVE ID. Duffleld will he In
command Of the Michigan Naval Re-
serves on the annual cruise which
starts Saturday night at 1880 O'Clock
on the Don Juan de Austria; The
other officers will be: Executive OF
ncer. George 7. Hendrie; navigatlng
officer. f. J. Donnelly: engineer Of
acer. j. r. Lewis; paymaster. j. O.
NcHenry: signal officer Wells utiey.
surgeon. Burt y; snuEr,,y Ely, d,yis,on 81
Detroit: Lieut.. J. l.. Zeigen, COM
handing Second division OF saginaw:
Third division OF Detroit Lieut.. ".
X Farmer. commanding Fourtn Ill
vision OF Benton Harbor
a Tree reu.us may he proposed by Park
Commissioner Huribut to Ees q De, 5
ter idea OF the appropriation ana
methods necessary 70 care Tor De-
troit's arboreal wealth. Commission.
er Hurlbut figures roughiy tnat
there are no less than 100000 trees
on the streets OF the city. besides
those In the parks and bouievards.
He ba SEES his calculation on the fact
thar there are $40 miles OF streets,
and that the trees average two rows
to the street with trees 90 feet apart.
This would make 52s trees to the
mile. on some of the streets. he
noints out, there are four rows OF
trees. one row on each side OF each
sidewalk He thinks that $1,000
wear is altogether too small sum
: Tor the preservation OF the city's
trees.