The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-23
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

award ID. blood, of Jackson, Mich,
WIS., found asleep st Pennsylvanfn
morning. A patrolman woke him up
and he told the officer that he had
been robbed OF $40.
Vented in Chat ham. Ont, ON n murder
chnrge, Frnnk l.. Jackson ~ years
Old. a Negro; was arrested In Toledo
TUESDAY. He was brought To De-
trolt Thursday. and taken across the
river. later being taken To Chatham
He is alleged TO have killed Jacob
Enos, July Is.
~Dick" May. saloon at MeIdrum-
Thursday midnight, when Joseph
Derry. 20 years old. No All Wight
St. was seriously stabbed. Joseph
Balka. his antagonist. Is locked up
IN the central police station. Derry
has ave cuts on his head. The auto
patrol took him TO ST. Mary's hos
pital
Mary McNabb Johnston, the writer, has
written 90 Corporation Counsel Haily
asking damages for injuries suffer
ed by being run down by patrol
wagon at Jefferson ave. and the bou-
levard. Aug. last. She states that
the wagon was running at an UNI
reasonable rate OF speed and struck
her while she was In the street
waiting for car
John Hnmstrn. 80 years old, No. 40s
Cafherine-st., employed In Grinneli
Bros. piano factory. No. ~ Jones-st.,
was seriously burned I'm the boiler
room OF that place. Thursday after
noon He was burning some old var
nish rags when flames ignited his
clothing. which was saturated win
varnish and oil. Fellow workers
stripped him and he was taken to
Red Cross hospital
Paul Knitx. Ma. t0i ~. Antoine-st.. n
special deputy at the state fair
grounds. was struck by an automo-
bile driven by j. Lifts. or Flint
near the Seven Mile-rd., late Thurs
day night. Mr. Lifts took him To
Grace hospital In his automobile. He
sustained IA fracture or the skull ana
his condition is regarded as serious.
mr. Lifts reported the accident to
police headquarters.
sThe story thpt state senator John N.
Anhut's name originally WINS Anhut-
ski. Is utterly false" says John ID
Richardson. customs broker. II went
TO school with John, and know
The Anhulski story originated In an
old. old Joke. Johns parents lived IN
q neighborhood in which there was q
large Polish population. ana we Hs use,
Neither has father nor he ever went
by any other name than Anhut"
Mrs. CInrissn Palmer Rogers, aged 10,
and a resident OF Michigan since 1880,
Is dead In the homo OF her da1ghter'
Mrs. Eliza Matteson. No 434 Brook
! lyn-aye Mrs. Rogers was born In
Cape Vincent, ~. Y, In 1894. she
WAS married in 1871, and In 1859
moved with her husband to Marine
City, Mich, where she resided until
1889. Since then she has lived with
her children. She Ia survived by three
children. IL grandchildren and IL
great grandchildren
Mayor LemueI q. Dafoe, of AIpenn, In
In Detroit on legal business and VIII
remain for the meeting OF the eNecu-
tive committee OF the Northeastern
Michigan Development association,
which will be held in the Griswold
house Friday evening. The commit
tee Is making arrangements for an
exhibition at the Irrigation Land
congress, which Will be held in Cht-
cago IN october. Tne OTHER members
OF tho executive comi9ittee are; Vet
Maloney, Cheboygan. president; Fred
Marston, Bay City. secretary; Frank
Buell.. Bay City; A. r. Garfield. Clare:
o. NJ Barnes, Crawford county; anu
James Snowdy. Onaway.
The problem of handling large crowds
successfully met by the d. L. X. dur
/ ing the state fair The principal
l difficulty has been with people stop
ping for change and transfers. Al
the fair ground. two change booths
have been established, and signs all
over the grounds advise people TO
have their nickels ready before en-
tering the car. Ten or IL extra men
were employed to assist In getting
the crowds on and TO furnish trans
fers After the fireworks. Wednes-
day night, IS cars were In waiting
while 81 more were en- route to the
grounds The entire 100 cars were
loaded and away in trifle more
. than a half hour.