The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-17
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The sunday lecture in the Detroit Mu-
seum of Arr Will he ON The winning
ate the early history OF Detroit ard
Michigan.
Judge }. ". Donovan, of the circuit
court, has sunIcientIy recovered from
hts recent Illness To resume his dutl"S
on the bench lie viii seek re-elec-
ton at the spring election.
Hamilton Coopcr. ~ years cid. commit
ted suicide Friday by sWnilowins
carboiic acid In his home, No. l"9
jones-st Worry over the fear that
|. he would become a victim. OF paraly
sis caused him to end his NE,
IA Chalmers touring ear wns abnD'
d0ned, Friday night. at Lysnnder-
ave, near Commonwt ave ihN
machine was smashed ana pollcH
auto towed IL TO the BrSlune-aNe
station. where IL awaits identlhca-
ton.
Kari Gould, "a years Old, No. AZ Mont
cnim-st. east, was run down by
Woodward car ~ Woo award and
Lothrop-aVes, Friday night. The boy
was riding a bicycle. The car did
not stop. Young Gould who was
badly injured. was taken home
A. the result OF Injuries Sustained ,n
the Coed Luck building 0n Fnrmes-
St, Dec. s. Albert Richardson, %
years old. No. 1856 Tweifth-st.. died
H. Grace hospital Friday. Shock Toll
lowing an operation necessit1ted ny
Burgess thinks.
,Pstroiman L.. L.. Thomas. on Friday
night, fired two shots at a burGinr
whom he surprised at work IN the y
;. Smith d GO. grocery at Gi'ei rN,"''i,
ave. and Saunders-s'. the ltlio"
escaped. out I'm his hurry droppeu -
\ bag containing SIS. which lac had
stolen from the store.
}NIIinn, Nartx, deputy shcrih and rep
4 resentatIve-eIect, "a, pped iato the
ight
he seized a man who Lad attacked
young woman ana turned ia" rel
low over TO the police. The man
! gave his name as n l.upo. lie spok"
4 TO the woman on CaulltGc-sq.
I'm % hight In the saloon at No. 1881
4 JeHersOn-nvc., Friday night. Thomas
Blusdell No. 1875 JeiicrSon- hvc., was
badly injured. Dr. Rcrnard Hooper.
\ who attended him, says hc has some
n dangerous stab wounds that may re-
suit fatally. The police are inNestl-
Y eating and arrests VIII probably be
made.
John Ere, who until his retirement
from business sin yenrs HIO, MAS the
\ eldest contractor in Betr,it. died n.
his home No. 80 CAcstnut-st., Err
day. Two weeks ago ne fell on an
icy sidewalk, sustainlnh "a broken
hip. He was 10 years old. Besiuc 3
q the widow, he rs survived by two sons
y and Two daughters.
FDr. Ira LandrIth, of Nashville, Tenn,
N viii speak On "a mans job la the
'Garrick thcater, at " O'Clock sunday
n afternoon. The meeting u for men
only. Boys under the AK OF 10 VII
rot be admitted TaeIe VIII be NJ
admission The TWeutY-SINth l.. =
"A infantry band. }. Belisele, director.
will give concert prior 20 the all
II dress. beginning at O'clock,
>JAsxistant Corporation Counsel NRltr-
N Harlow has sent an opinion tn the
III city assessors th&t thCH are liable for
N damages at law II they give out Ia
N formation contained In Che personal
statements filtl 10y taApa$ers. These
II statements are eagcrly sought by
Il promoters Mr. Barlow oplpio1
III goes a little farther than any before
NJ rendered. aud copy VIII be kept
III within easy reach wen applicant 5
n come to the office ia future.
FEongrcssman Denby, defeated for re-
M election in the First district by
III Frank T.. D0remus. les sending let
III ttrs TO those who supported him ~
III the campaign. mcludlIG ali the mem
III bers OF the DENLY club. thanking
ID them for their efforts IN his behulf
M even though lac failed tc win. "Thcrn
M Is no humiliation in h' uorablc de-
III feat" he writes MY principal yr-
MI gret is only that my friends have
Ia worked for victory in vain"
I'D. T.. Hudsop, one az the trustees Of
VA Harper hospital, announces that the
a hospital board has purchased the
land Immediately 10 the south OF the