The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-29
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

Ala John HARPER, Of the council eom-
nittse on liquor regulation, will nie
q notice of reconsideration OF the
'G!u' Rru! sss"tas No. gs S Fo ssnss
west.
Oss ~ the shortest willis ever sled In
that OF Edward A. cronenwett who
gan-avs.. recently. The viii reads:
All TO my brother. Frederick cro-
. Herman Jenes, eS years old, Of jack
sSns Mich, was found I. the rear Of
ting. seriously al. He was taken TO
st. Mary's hospital In the auto pa
troll. He says his sister lives at the
address where he was found.
wAs. Lucy Lynch, No. $40 Junction.
"Wednesday evening a man Jumped
from behind building at Junction
and Brandon-aves. and seized her
and her assaiisht- took fright and
| Ned.
Catherine Cross. 20 years old, No. -
Adsms-ave. east, was found wander
ing about on Adams-ave., near Beau
bien-st.. shortly after I o'clock on
Thursday morning The police. say
she appeared slightly demented. so
they sent her TO st. Marys hospitai
In the auto patrol
Gilbert Delaurier, 10 years old, No. ist
Grand-avc., IL the latest victim OF
Woodward-aye. accidents. he was
crossing the street near Grand-ave.;
W Wednesday evening. He sustained
only a slight scalp wound He ~ the
father OF coroner's Clerk Wiiham
Delaurier.
Jacob BarriEan, No. Az Monroe-ave.,
heard peculiar noises I'm hiss back yard
Wednesday evening. and when ne
went out to investigate ne WAS
greeted win a brick In the head. He
later identified Frank kibbie, VINO
has apartments In the front OF the
house. as the man who threw the
brick Ribble was arrested
when stankow Kresovtc, ~ years old,
No. Az Ferry-nve. enst, returned
from work Wednesday evening. he
ing to turn In Tor a good, long
sleep" A few hours later he was
found dead In bed. Coroner Burgess
had the body removed to the county
morgue 1t Is thought he died from
heart disease.
Judge Harry y. Hubert, of the Juvenile
court. viii give a talk az the annual
state convention OF Kings Daugh-
tiers, In Durand. next week on the
work OF the court and Its probation
officers. Mrs b. c. whitney. who
tionai council OF the Daughters. will
attend the convention. A special car
will carry the Detroit delegates.
Albert Pollock, who In in the photo en-
ney on the street. Wednesday. and
invited him TO get into his auto anu
go to the Burns hotel for a drink
Instead of driving TO the bar IN the
Burns. Pollock drove to the bars in
the Central police station and deliv-
cred his passenger to the police.
Pollock had sworn out warrant
for Kinney's arrest.
The Detroit Federation Of Labor has
Endorsed the action Of A. 4. Poole In
trying to secure the release from
Marquette prison of Thomas Law
renee. whose innocence. Poole be-
lieves he has established. The fed
eration's delegates to the meeting or
the Michigan Federation of Labor
were Instructed to bring the matter
before that body. with view to Sc
curing further commentator OF MI
Poole's efforts.
Losi. Cohn: aged years through nj.
against the u. y. X. In Judge Dono-
vans court. "Wednesday afternoon.
tained when he was struck by
Fourteenth car I'm 1909. The lads
head and face were crushed In and
ri sfn' escI HIS attorney. Louis wolfe.
claims the child's mental faculties
were impaired.
william q. Baily, No. 103 Wayne-st.,
Ssas arrested Wednesday night ny
Detectives steinhebel and Sullivan
| on q charge OF stealing electricity
from the Edison Illuminating Co
L
ping a wire to light his house. and
declares the practice has been going
on for long time: The police found
Baiiy in bed Wednesday night and
ne refused to dress They finally
prevailed upon him TO don shirt
and q pair of trousers.
Three comrades Of Co. II, Ninth Michi-
gan Cavalry, which distin ~ ished
Itself in the civil war. are enjoying
q three days reunion with Gen. h.
w. Bowen, No. ISL Collingwood-
tho generals guests being Lieut.. A.
/ r. Fuller. of Hiilsdale. and sergt: A.
d. Lawrence. of Tecumseh; The
three veterans left Adrian. where Co;
the war, and marched TO Coldwater
TO Join the rest OF the regiment FOR
the long march to the south. All
through the years these faithful
frfends have met once each year. al
ternating the visits to one another's
homes.
Health officer Guy l.. Kiefer has L.
warning parents TO be especially So
licitous for the health of their chill
drsn The children nhoa ne w snys cs snSS,a
colds or sore threats. The depart
ment has also Issued report on the
work Of the meat Inspectors during
meat were condemned and confiscat-
ed: Mutton. $50 pounds; veal. 53s
pounds; poultry, is5 pounds: fish. one
eggs. 10 boxes: miscellaneous. 1885
pounds; Michigan Central stock
yards. five cattle, As sheep. 10 calves:
elsewhere. one live cow.
Inspector A. II. Jones, OF the poor COM
mission, discovered n sad case Of dcs-
titution when he entered a dilapi-
dated house in a commons at Martin
ave and the Michigan Central tracks.
Martin Parykula. his wife and baby.
Az months old, were found to be
suffering from typhoid fever. and
four other children were lying about
the floor. their clothes we. from the
rain which leaked through the roof.
All were suffering for lack OF food.
as well There was not morsel to
eat In the house. The parents and
infant were removed to st. Mary's
hospital, while the other children
were sent to the Shelter home. The
family came TO Detroit from Austria
four years ago.
Prof. Glover, OF the u. Of NJ, was q
witness In Judge Rohnert's court
Wednesday, In the case brought by
John r. Knight, OF Indianapolis.
against John r. Lieberman, OF De-
troit. Knight makes a speciality OF
abstracting insurance policies. and
claims TO be able to instruct clients
how to AFFECT a saving In their poll
cies. Insurance men say he does
this by inducing men TO take cheaper