The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-20
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


TIE steamer 0ssifrase has closed her
in drydock for repairs to her shaft
a thief broke into the showcase In
front nj Hiram GoIdberw's store at
Gratiot-ave. and Farmer-st.. Mon
day night. and stole two overcoats.
Some person hurled n brick into Mar
tin naumnn's residence mt No. i03
Clinton-st ~ Monday night. The mis-
sile shattered a window pane and
struck John Schultz. who was a
caller at tho house.
George l.. Earle, son Of former state
Highway Commissioner n. =. Earle,
is ia candidate AGAINST Albert Town
IN the Fourth ward. Earle is In
Pittsburg, but his friends are hust-
ling for him.
A the result Of a coll On the part Of n
as s, . Mrs; G. a. stanton, No.
Stenton Is out 3b cents. The
amounts were piucked from the re-
spective stenton purses, The thief
dropped In some time Monday night.
Henry N. Lsdd, % years old, . G.. A. n.
home OF his daughter. No. 3 Rankin
st. He was assisting I'm the laying
OF sidewalk In front OF the place.
Death soon followed. Coroner Roth
acher said II was case OF heart
disease.
The funeral of the Rev. A. Ludwig, re-
tired Baptist clergyman, who died
Mrs s. ' Roche home wa Us held Si Tassdsy
afternoon from his residence. No. 42o
Elmwood-ave. Interment took place
from the ministry about 10 years
ago. He leaves his widow and five
Petitions are being circulated by the
Detroit Federation of Labor, asking
for the submission OF charter
amendment providing that a four
man police board be substituted for
the present single headed depart
ment Commissioner Croul could not
be displaced during his term OF Of
nee, but three more commissioners
could be appointed.
Relatives of IL. ". Parr, ~ years old, an
:nxineer who formerly lived In Mon
srss ar sSas s per9 for ae s
him. After her death he went to
Chatham. Ont. to live with sis
ally and shortly before his disap-
pearance spoke OF going to Detroit
The troubles of the Incorporated and
the unincorporated Detroit societies
for the study and prevention OF tu-
airing In the Hotel Pontchartrain
Tuesday afternoon, notices of meet
ings having been issued by both so.
clothes. The Incorporated society. of
which Mrs w. "A. McGraw Is presi-
dent, will gather In parkor K. while
the other body talks all over In
the main parlor.
with the largest attendance In it's his
tory the Detroit College az Law
opened for the season Monday night
Students are present this year from
Louisiana, Texas. Montana. Arizona,
Virginia Washington and Minneso-
known Va
few weeks the attendance will be
considerably Increased. Prosecuting
Attorney Van Ziie, dean of the coll
lege. gave the introductory lecture
and Secretary Malcolm McGregor
was one OF the speakers.
The Detroit Homeopathic Practition-
ere society held the first regular
meeting or the season, Monday even
ing In the Griswold. and elected the
following new officers: President.
DR.. r. c. Hon; vice-president. DR.. r.
M. Richards; secretary treasurer, DIR.
L. F c. Wendt Dr. H. f. Staples.
president OF the Ohio State Homeo-
pathic association. read paper In
which he made strong protest against
the marriage OF defective and de-
formed persons. and said there
= should be law against IT,, as such
crime Hereafter meetings of the
society will be held in Grace hospi-
tai Drs. Bruce Anderson and l. ".
Norris Will read papers at the next
Mayor Breitmeyer will send q commit
nicatton 10 the common council ON
Tuesday night. prodding 1t TO take
some action to get valuation OF
the u. u. r. property. He points out
that the Bancroft appraisal in it's
present form IL OF no practical value
and that no matter what sort OF set
Element OF the traction problem Is
made. whether municipal ownership
or otherwise, valuation will be
necessary. He admits that IL might
be better for the settlement IL there
were not campaign on, but points
out that the people will blame the
council as much for inaction as for
trying to do something along pres
ent lines THE new mayor and the
new common council will be the rep
resentatives OF the city just the same
as we are now" the letter states.
land the need of the city for a bet
ter street railway aervice will be
the same as today and more so Then
let us get busy and keep busy. IL
We cannot get settlement before
this administration goes out OF office
We can at least bring a settlement