The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING H
Ter house at No. 50s Hnstings-st was
niuefed 20 put the premises in a san
NaIy condition, when he appeared
~ lore Judge Connolly. Wednesday.
tence.
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sotttried Hartman was awarded n
N ns ,n'e, against his son, Julius Hart
hs sa IN Judge Murphy's court. We'd.
suit 10 enforce payment OF $500 for
lot which he decided over to the
Souhs man. The son claimed the lot
mi without bail, 90 await his exam
Wauoh on the charge of numbering
~ ehum. Arthur Tart. is inconsol-
anie ana stays In his cell. weeping
most OF the time. He says he didn't
Know the dagger he used was sharp
thoush 10 pierce Tarts body. and In
lad
hHkins his nrst run as a messenger
a"r the Postal Teiegraph Co., We'd
nesday Joseph Mike, Is years old.
michigan and Griswold-st., and
seriously injured. He was pinned
under the fender, but the car was
stopped In time to prevent a fatality.
Mike was taken to his home. No.
1916 Chene-st.
mis-. Apns spanier, No. 1906 Kirby-ave.
east, had applied for administration
OF ;he estate OF her brother, Fred
Rowan, who has been missing for
Tour years. when she received word
mat he Is a soldier. stationed at Fort
LOGAN. Colo. Attorney Fred Schmalz-
reidt will investigate the report and
II Rowan is alive and well, the pro-
cecdings will be quashed.
Norman Martin. Il years old, was con-
victed In Judge PheIan's court, We'd
nesday. of charge OF burglarizing
William Findlay's saloon. No. lS2
twenty hrstst. but Lieut. McNam-
ara OF Scotch station, spoke good
said. had been led into the crime by
other boys. Judge Phelan said he
would take the matter under advise
ment
on all underwriters, that unless death
certificates are filled out according To
the specifications OF the new law,
burial permits Will not be Issued.
Not only must the technical name OF
the disease be mentioned. but the
Contributory causes must be speci-
ned. In many cases this lis not done,
ana the certificates will be held up
until the law is complied with.
John Weagh, Hungarian, formerly
employed by Mcdonnell Bros, brick
Oh SpIlnEWtnrs was
ordered to leave Wayne county. and
not return. after he underwent
griiling examination in Prosecutor
Van Zlle's office, Wednesday Weagh
was suspected OF having set fire to
the brick plant, and the prosecutor
decided that he was an undesiraole
citizen. He has been In this country
six years, making II impossible to
deport him.
The Rev. Maurice PenneId Fixes has
been elected president, and II. }:
JenTies. yonce justice. secretary, OF
the olvet class, Michigan Sovereign
Consistory. now in session in the
Masonic temple. The work OF con-
fer'ng OF Scottish rite degrees will
h7ict. Thursday. and the session Will
chief speaker viii be David i.
Hcincman in an address on Masonic
footprints here and there.
from the sandsucker Little, at DeIrny.
Wednesday afternoon, and turned
over TO Detective Campeau, OF Wind
sor. Laforest has been wanted for
two years on charges OF burglary
and arson. lie is charged with burn
ing the Jay club house at Mitchelrs
and rubber boots. The police have
learned that since his disappearance
he was sentenced TO year In Ne
braska prison, and escaped 10 days
before his term expired.
Burial services were held In Detroit,
Thursday, for the late Mrs. Eunice
Tripler. mother OF Edward T. Trip
Ter. No. 20 Garfeld-ave.. and widow
OF the late Gen. Charles Stuart Trip
Ter, OF Detroit. Mrs. Tripler had
made her home for the past IL years
in Grand Island. Neb.. where she
SIS years She was born in Wash
when a young girl Gen. Tripier was
81 surgeon In the civil war and died
rs years ago.
PstroIman Charles Motley, of the cen
trail station, found Hedwige Miller.
not quite two years old, toddltng
about at Wayne-st; and Michigan,
s soSE t earig child tn tHe station Mean
while. the child's parents, who live
at No 256 Twenty -eighth-st, were
almost frantic about the babes alb,
ha1 taken Hedwige out in a go-cart.
but had returned later with the
empty cart The sb no sbd w sas
held in the matron's room.
The American Red Cross society has
decided 90 hold nm open competition
Tor designs for the Christmas stamp
10 be used by the society next year.
The competition opens April and
closes May Is, and cash awards Will
sfoos second. $50: third, s25: next ten.
$40 each All designs paid for be-
come the absolute property of the
society. The design must show the
rod cross prominently in not more
than three applied colors, but prefer
ably two, and must contain the in
srrintion American Red Cross, 1910.
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year" Designs must be accompanied
Nv name and address OF artist writ
Ten clearly on the back of the sketch
oro must be addressed to Charles l..
Moreo secretary American Red
Cross society, Washington, ID. c.
A contest over the Will OF the late
George T.. Jacks, the veteran traveller,
which was hled Wednesday after
noon' is probable. Mr.. Jacks left all
his estate to his housek,eSeper; Mrs.
vest Mr.. Jacks left a widow. who
for 81 years. has been an inmate OF
Pontiac asylum. He paid for her
FARO until 1905. when he petitioned
mat she be recommitted as an In
digent insane patient. claiming that
becnuse OF failing eyesight. he was
unable 10 earn enough to care for
nor Since then the state has been
assuming the expense. Now that II
a. known that he left an estate, the
state will probably move TO collect
the widows dover. The claim OF tho
estate will Il IL said have prefer
cnce over any other claim.