The Detroit times., 1910-09-13
WHERE LIFE is l3lt
WORTH LIVING

Rudolph l<atz, OF Paterson, n. j., Will
address the metal and machinery
workers OF Detroit. Tuesday evenlnb.
In hinzs hail. No. 70 Gratiot-ave.
The ni~eteenth annual rvuni.n "a tLe
fifsesnth MichsEsn infantry wtii be
helu yin fOtersDufS, A.ieh., FRIDAY.
ThV Chief speaker at the day Will be
Samuel W. burroughs
AIRS. Veronica iirebicss, 81 years old,
dropped dead from heart disease
Mhilt Stanolng Denind me counter IN
her bakery al NO. 597 Buchanan st.
N Monday night. Coroner Rothacher
was called.
Oct mArAs the aftieth Anniversary
of the inauguration OF Detrotrs
steam nre department, but as we,
the fire commission has made no
plans tor celebrating the event. Only
few members OF the original de-
partment are alive.
A blow In the stomach from . pulley
on the end OF bclt wns sufficient
TO inJure Matthew Papernse. an en-
ploye of the American Brewing Co.,
so seriously as IL cause his removai
20 the Solvay General hospital. Mat.
thew was trying To throw the belt
over pipe. He Is 43 years old and
lives at No. 270 Russell-st.
Mrs. Matilda Wade, who was terribly
burned when some gasoline ignited
and set fire TO her dress. Monday.
died from her injuries in Harper hos
gess is investigating Mrs. Waldo
was doing the washing at the home
OF A. a. MacDairmid. No 1898 Lin
coln-ave.. when the accident happen
The common council committee On
streets will recommend 10 the conn
Gil Tuesday night that Garner Bros.
be given the contract OF taking down
two of the three Eiks' arches, those
at Grand Circus park and at Cadil-
lac-sq. and storing them. for. $500
son-aves VIII be allowed TO stand
till after the state fair.
The Socialists OF Detroit Will give an
Ice cream social, entertainment and
dance, Thursday evening, In the nall
At No. 81 Grand River-ave. Ten min
ute campaign speeches will be given
by the Socialist mayor candidate, MI
Ian Il. Martin; the aldermanic cam
didate in the ninth ward. DIR. George
IA. sherman, and the county surveyor
candidate, John w. Pickering.
Three fires within a short distance Of
each other and all occurring Within
short time. disturbed the serenity
of the Ghetto district Monday even
ing The dwellings at Nos. 23s and
No. 240 Adeleide-st., were partly con-
sumed In the first fire. The damage
amounted to $500 The second fire
was at Nathan Goldmans bakery,
Max Steffen's barn In the rear of
Nc. 1856 Division st, was consumed
in fire No. g. loss 5000.
The new club house OF the Wayne
County Medical society, at NO. rs
Highest. east. was opened Monday
evening with an informal satherins
OF the members TO inspect the build
ing and discuss plans for the future
The retiring president. DIR. Arthur D.
Holmes, suggested that the society
open the doors OF the club house to
dentists and pharmacists. DIR. Guy
McFalis report as secretary showed
the society to be in a prosperous
condition. The members have pledg-
house and to do all in their power
10 maintain and TO add 10 it's ia
cilities. DR., Angus Mclean Ia the
new president. and DR.. E. jamie
son the new secretary.
The ID. 4. r., through it's attorneys,
has completed Its replication 10 the
city,s answer to the eempany's cross
bill in the litigation over the Hally
filed during the day. When this Is
done the case will be at issue and
the company has 30 DAYS In which
TO put in testimony. The company
contends that the suit involves the
value of the property and may at
tempt TO put in testimony along this
line Any such attempt will be OPP
posed by Corporation Counsel Hally;
however. for he insists that the
value of the property has nothing at
all to do with the Issue. His posi- =
tion is that the company's rights In
certain streets have expired and
that 1t cannot operate cars in these
streets except on the city's terms
The Loyal Americans Of the Republic
held the annual state picnic and con-
vention in Detroit. Monday. the days
proceedings including a business ses-
sion. afternoon picnic on Belle Isle
and banquet at the Hotel fuller
Bay City was chosen for the 1911
convention The election OF officers
resulted 20 follows: Past Presidents
W. f. Miller. of Grand Rapids. and
Turner Stanton. Detroit; president.
James r Lewis. Chehoygan. first
vice president O. II Buckley, Ben
ton Harhor: second vice-president
4. p. Hoxie. Grand Rapids: score
tary. NJ NJ Gallo CHAN. Reed City;
treasurer, w ! Walt. Bay CITY: SER
eeant. a r Johnson. Lansing, cor
poral. G. Elizabeth Mann. Cadillac;
second cornoral. J. Sirp berg. Alpena;
guard T.. NJ Young. Newayco: SEN
tinel, Mrs r. r. stafford Portland