The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

way or the other. The Democratic
leaders saysthat the nomination Will
bc Garvey's for the asking; IL he
will take IL. and that he VIII have
only the election TO worry about.
That milk from high-bred cattle II
more APT to be tainted with tuber-
culosis than milk from ordinary
cows. Us the statement OF Or. Nj. H.
Reynolds, OF Ann Arhor. member
Of the International Commission on
the Prevention OF tuberculosis
day session in the Hotel fuller Wed.
ncsday. He said that high bred
cattle were usually kept in contine-
ment, while ordinary cattle were al
lowed TO run out in the fields, get
ting fresh air and sunlight. The
commission Will meet again In OF
tawa, ont. May 10
buds" H. the name given to
charming spring Landscape from
the brush OF Willard Leroy Metcalf.
an American artist just purchased
by the directors OF the Detroit Mu-
scum OF Art. from the subscription
fund This is the fourth purchase
made possible by this fund. which is
maintained by l25 men and women
interested I'm the furtherance of
American art. and the high standing
Of the Detroit museum. The others
are: Tyrons Before Sunrise in
june" Rolshoven's The Refractory
Of the Monastery at Assist" and
Dewing's The Recitation" The Met
calf canvas cost $4,000
Improvement association In Guild
han. Delray, Wednesday evening, the
project for the removal OF troops
from Fort Wayne, and the CONVEX
sion OF the military reservation into
park. was Endorsed. The associa-
ton also went on record as strongly
IN favor OF a north and south cross
town line connecting Dearborn ave.
with Warren-ave. An attempt Will
also lie made to induce factories 10
locate In the ward. The meeting Sc
lggfgd public UtllltN committee
consisting % Or Hugh Cary, pr
,ilrcrt, Andrew II. Green. Jr.. George
scott and DR.. +. NJ. DOMAIN.
WORKING at her sewing machine, I'm an
upstairs roo m Other home, No. 2Is
Wanda ave, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Duros heard a shrill scream, and
her four-year-old son. Leonard. had
fallen out Of the window TO the
plank sidewalk. Is feet below. The
little fellow, with his sister, had
which his mother was busily sewing,
and the first warning of the accident
open window. Or. r. J. Goodenow,
No. 25lO Jefferson-aVe.i found that
Leonard had sustained fracture of
the skull His condition is serious
Joseph WoIake. 81 years old. who made
his home with his brother james, ON
Palmer-aVe.. is reported TO the po-
lice AS missing since Monday night
James told the police that when his
brother left the house, he had nearly
$40 in his pocket. II is said that Jo-
seph got into hight In saloon at
Canfeld ave. and Hastings-st.. Mon
day night. and was last seen In a
saloon az Canfield-ave. and Russell
81 The proprietor of the latter
place. says that Wolake was bleed
ing profusely when he entered his
saloon. and that he told him that he
had been robbed OF -. Wolake
came from Austria four. years ago
and speaks English poorly.
a Echlfeefs nnnnlHsnn A Meier hOVe
completed u design for an exceed
inEly artistic and imposing entrance
way for the Detroit Industrial eN-
position. 1t VIII be located at JEFF
ferson-aVe and SeCond-st., and Will
Ice nanked on either side by l25-
foot tower between the towers and
topping the entrance proper VIII be
an heroic group, typical OF Industry.
Each OF the towers VIII be sur
mounted by a tlagstaq. In the center
OF the exposition grounds, II IS
planned TO erect an ornate fountain.
and along the river front there VIII
he a border OF flowers and shrub
berry. APPLICATIONS for space continue
10 pour IN at ~ tremendous rate.
4 handsome steel snbcr silver mounted
mud hearing an engraved pinte ex-
pressing the regard OF his associates
was presented capt Charles + Del
bridge. Wednesday evening. at
banquet held in his honor In the
Hotel Cadillac. by Troop Il. Michigan
National Guard. on the occasion Of
his resignation from the service
About 40 OF the troopers were pres
ent. all in fun dress uniform. and
as the guest OF honor entered the
banquet room he passed between
double line OF his comrades present
ing sabers. II a. piCkert, who sue
Ceeds to the captaincy, made vacant
by Capt Delbridge's withdrawal
gave the presentation speech, and
other addresses Were given by Capt
Benjamin A. Dorcey. OF Grand Rap
ids, and Lieut. J. J. Culp of lonia.