The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-15

earnest plea 20 his hearers to 'play
ball" through life and ist God be the
AItheagh accenDanied ~ IN attorney
sss, way Sy'i from ,ssa s a. city, 1. Okla q,
visit his aged and destitute mother
In London. Ont. was turned back by
the immigration authorities At Wind
SsSs TX. ne child Sis W When sssG od sSs
he could not proceed TO London. Crit
nth and his attorney at once boarded
train Tor the return journey 10 OK
lahomA-
"Ridtcuious" was the comment Of Po-
lice Commissioners Croul when his at
tention was called ton an extrava-
giant yarn In an afternoon newspa-
per. Saturday. 10 the effect that there
ment for commissioner croul as a
prospective mayoral candidate. Mr..
Craul declared that the story was
too silly 10 even discuss, and he made
II plain that he would not be can
didate under any circumstances
The nnding OF torpedo such ~ In
used ON railroad tracks TO warn
train of danger. near the city hall.
Sunday morning. gave rise TO a Story
OF a plot against Mayor Breitmeyer.
The Junk dealer who found the tor
pedo. turned IL over to the police.
and a patrolman threw IL into the
river Mayor Breitmeyer insists he
making an attack on him. and be-
lieveS the story OF plot IL ground
less.
Mrs. G. A. Dixon, No. COZ Tweifth-st.'
was standing mt Woodward and yef-
ferson-aves.. Sunday night. waiting
for her husband. when two Washers
ATTEMPTED to force their attentions
upon her. She promptly called a po-
liceman and had both taken TO the
central station. Frank Delahay. NO.
81 Piquette-ave. and George Martin,
No 1915 woodward-ave., were the
two. After a severe lecture from
Lieut.. Rutiedge. they were allowed
to go.
Az a political gathering, ~ II was
really Intended ~ such, MAYOR Brett
meyers little party In Alt Hetdel-
berg, SATURDAY night; was rot IN 1 h.
elective city officials invited to at
tend was present Outside OF 4. few
close friends. the only officsholdrrs
present. were Water Commissions
paign manager; Controller Heine-
man, Deputy Controller Palmer. As
SCISSOR Marx. and Mayors Secretary
Van Fleet.
That fear I'm it's various forms II III
rectIy responsible for many diseases
OF mind and body. was the conten-
ton of DIR. John Carr. formerly OF
Johns Hopkins hospital, Baitimors;
II Thou an Ada olSS. Sunday evening,
..There is no end to the list OF dis
cases due to fear. and II Is only
knowledge which liberates US from
fear" said DIR. Car: Science shows
what forms of emotion are detri-
mental to the health OF the body
and most OF these emotions are d.
rectly traceable to fear"
In attempting to arrest William Whni-
en-, charged with assauit upon John
Maxine a Pole. Motorcycle Patrol
man T. w Creedon was threatened
by a mob OF about 500 Poles, who
gathered at McKinstry and Addison
SITS They made demonstrations
against the officer. but he nnaIiy
succeeded in landing his prisoner be-
hind the bars. Maxine was assault
ed by three men, who had beaten him
into Inconsistencies. Whalen was
the only one OF the trio who was cap
tured Maxine was so seriously
1xoundad- that a- had to be taken to
ST. Mary's hospital.
The police are making efforts to To-
cate the man who In alleged TO hsve
left a bag of poisoned candy Tor
Mrs. Anna Rice. No. 1871 Coneress-st
east Capt Baker sent the candy TO
the county chemist. Monday mora
ing. for analysis The candy was left
at the house. Saturday afternoon. by
man who gave II to little girl
with instructions that she should not
eat OF It, but deliver IL to Mrs. Rice:
The woman was suspicious. ana
when she looked into the bag. she
found some white pellets. She
brought the candy to police head
quarters. Mrs. Rice thinks the CANDY
was left. by rejected sutton.