The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

body of Herman krebs, 25 years
Id, who shot and killed aibiseif in
INT week ago, VIII De brought To
Petroit for burial. His father. Mar
n krebs, grocer at No. 500 Wat
pn-st., says that his sons act came
surprise to him.
ward =. Patterson, who Just COM
ieted term of hve years Ia the
late prison at Jackson for forgery,
as arrested on the same charge
thursday night by Detective Bouin-
>. He lis accused OF having passed
bogus check for SIS at the tailor
hop OF j. G. Hasse. Grand River
Ne. and Griswold st.
rIes w. Robinson, 65 years old, "a
eii-known real estate man, died la
3 home, No. "a Charlotte-aVe., on
thursday evening. from pneumonia
g had been Ill only a week. lie
as for many years an elder of the
estminster Presbyterian church.
he funeral will be held from the
hurch chapel Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
rev and Anthony Brow, brothers,
and rs years old, respectively, had
narrow escape from drowning on
thursday, when their duck skiff
lerturned IN the Detroit river. near
berry island. The young men were
lt hunting and ventured too far out
the channel. The boat was swSmp-
but they managed to cling 10 its
DIES until assistance came. They
Ne on Maple-st.
lie Edward Fabinski, 10 years old,
y. 2D3 Gardeid-ave.. WAS emerging
ON the dance hall conducted by
pseph Kosmalski, in the rear OF his
loon at No. $40 Caniiel ave. east.
was felled by blow from u
unit instrument The affair hap
ned Thursday morning about 2
clock. Detectives Repp and Red
ond. later arrested the proprietor
the saloon on suspicion.
- for the establishment Of "a penny
nch room In the bishop school have
EN- completed by the Women's Jew
b club. and the room VIII be open
as soon as Supt. Martindale has
ven his permission. The lunch viii
conducted in such a manner that
Will not smack OF charity, the pro-
piers say. the children being COM
He'd To pay for what they get.
~ the most wholesome food Will
provided.
Charles a. Booth, of the Twenty
kth infantry, Fort Wayne, agrees
tn Maj. Gen Frederick Dent Gram,
mmandcr OF the department OF the
st that every male citizen OF the
lining Tile army makes for better
liens inasmuch as IL teaches the
inciples OF discipline, hygiene and
Initiation, Col Booth points out. lie
esn't think that CONSUMPTION would
erfere with liberty in any way
ard y. slevin, aged 81, superin-
ndent for 4. ". kOtcher, lumber
aler died Wednesday, in his
me. No 2i2 W illis-ave. west. after
three weeks illness with COM
cation OF diseases. Mr.. Slevin was
native Of quebec. lie had been
81 o A.. lttr, 1..p Inns n A. =
his life and had been a resident
Detroit since 1890 lie Is survived
his widow. The funeral VIII be
I'D from 4 e residence Friday af-
moon. at 1850. with interment in
ergreen cemetery.
mator James Cranshaw, Jr., of the
Eeifth ward, is favored for the
esidency of the board OF estimates
many of the conservative MEM
RS who are insisting that ne be-
me n candidate Eddie Barnett OF
Third ward. is also out for the
and claims to have secured
ough pledges 10 insure his cleo
IN. Reports that he has lined up
saloonkeepers on the board in
favor appear to be unfounded,
several of these members have
pressed themselves as opposed to
rnett.
interview given In Portland, Ore,
18th. Of Grand Rapids. who is on
way to California, referred 70
chigan as the green spot or Re-
blicanism today" lie was quoted
saying further II claim to be
netting of an insurgent myself
some ways. but ] and the other
rty leaders in my state heartily
orse the president. We realize.
viewer, that he was unfortunate in
selection OF certain cabinet Of
ais. although that did not deter
from nominating Mr.. Townsend
the senate and electing Mr.. Os-
IN. another Taft man. governor"