The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-01
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

ns. rauline Husse, ~ years old, No
80 Fieid-aNe., was struck down by
SheIman car No. 1876 in charge OF
Ih"tEoInan Dickinson and Conductor
a. campbell, at Kercheval and Sher-
!uah .aves. Monday. She was sent
70 grace hospital Because OF her
auNaheed age her condition Is criti-
louis MeGrOry, No. 4s3 Grand River
1NrS ieft one of his rigs on Con-
kress-st between GTisWold-st and
OouMard-ave.. early Monday even
lhB. While he was inside somebody
drove the rig away Several hours
lateF the horse was found tied to a
post at Twenty fourth and Butter
nut-sts
pnIted states Marshal CampbeII Mon
day seized 20 bottles OF y navOring
preparation labeled "XLCR Lemon
EAtract I'm store at No. 81 Ora
tlot-ave The stun had been shipped
as a substitute for some lemon eN-
tract that had been ordered and the
government chemist decided that II
was not lemon extract
Charles Jenkins, . waiter I'm the Point
chnFtratn. was arrested Monday by
-ileteettvcs Stenton and Dowd. on sus-
picion Of knowing something about
an attempt on the part OF the wait
erS TO systematically rob the hotel
II there has been any leakage in
the receipts. the management discoy-
cred II before II reached any great
proportions
mere Was halloween party In the
home OF Louis Riske, No. 3IS Hen
dricks-st, Monday night and one OF
the features of the entertainments
was unwillingly furnished by Joha
Roberts, 10 years old. No. AIS Eigh-
teenth-st Someone dealt John a
hard blow on the head with base
ball bat after which John was cred .
ited with home run A doctor
sewed up the wound
The Board OF Commerce has published
road map Of Wayne county In two
colors. showing existing roads, such
roads as have been improved by the
Board OF county road commissioners
and the contemplated improvements
under the $2,00O.000 bond Issue. Any
one desiring good road map OF
Wayne county may procure one by
dropping a postal card TO the secre-
tary of the Board of Commerce.
The union Thanksgiving services
which have been held annually for
several years past In the Detroit
opera house, Thanksgiving Day
morning, under the auspices OF the
various religious denominations OF
the city. Will take "A different form
this year with sermon by one min
lister instead of short addresses by
several The speaker Will probably
be well-known divine from out OF
the city.
over 1000 Polish children were con-
nrmed sunday In 80. AIbertus church
by Archbishop Joseph Weber, titular
archbishop OF Darris and formerly
NbuuJuAOE biSiAoH VI AstiibtIk aus
trian Poland Next Sunday Arch
bishop Weber will return 10 Detroit
TO confirm class Of 500 In ST He'd.
wigs church. and another class In
St Josafats A week later he will
hold confirmation In St Francis
church and our Lady OF Mt. Carmel.
I'm Wyandotte
Milo Sullivan, NO. 1875 Forrest. west, n
Forrest. line mOtOrman, II held by
the police on an assault charge, as
the result OF beating he admins
tered to John Ford. No, 1897 West
Jefferson ave, Monday night. Ford
demonstrated with Sullivan for car
rying him past his corner. sullivan
Is said 10 have picked up the switch
bar and struck Ford with IL several
times. Ford later was found In the
road unconscious and was taken to
Solvay General hospital. where his
condition is serious Sullivan was
arrested al the end OF the line.
bPete,. the venerable Belle Isle ErIzzIy
whose skin now adOrns the floor OF
the mayors office, has been sue
ceeded by two lively bears of his
Monday. from Gulkona, Alaska,
where they were purchased at a cost
OF $500 The dealer through whom
they were purchased. wrote 10 Park
Commissioner Hurlbut that he had
had an offer OF $3.50 for them since
making the sale. and was willing to
cancel the contract II the commits;
Teddy. but the other has not been
christened yet.
Matt Krnemer and a number OF other
statesmen from the shores OF Lake
ST Clair succeeded In baking the
D. T. r. Monday night, In its efforts
20 get permission from the township
OF Erin for trolley loop crossing
/, point The company has a loop at
nresent on land owned by Arthur II
Gaukler. but has been given notice
10 vacate. The residents oppose the
~ nlQn naFtlN the ground
that the loop would cross the high
way, and partly because they think
the hve-cent fare limit from the city
line should be extended TO point
mast Kraemer's road house. The
companys petition was laid on the
table indefinitely,
The summer home OF J.. Henry smith
ON the river front above Walker
Vile was destroyed by IRE Monday
n few hours after the family had
locked II up for the winter and re-
turned to their winter home In De-
trolt Electric wires are supposed 10
have started the blaze. A call was
Gert in for the Walkervllle fire de-
nartment but as Mr. Smith was not
On hand to make arrangements with
The mayor OF the town for the use
Of che Are apparatus, the alarm was
not needed. Most OF the furniture In
tho house was also burned. The dam
age is estimated at $4,000, almost
covered by Insurance. Mr.. Smith Is
manager for Peter Smith a. Sons
grocery DeAIOll
rounty Road Commissioner Edward II
HInesi "When Il comes 60 speed we
have Barney Oldheld-beaten to a
frazzle We started TO lay concrete
on Gratiot road on Oct. and finish
ed up Ia miles by the end of the
month. Owing TO the slow setting
OF the cement, due to the cold wealth.
or coming on, the road will not be
opened until Nov 10, that the con-
crete may have plenty OF opportu.
nifty TO set properly and harden
Ciratiot road VIII be one OF the first
built 10 the county line very early
IN the season We are stocking the
material now for It's completion. ant
have already put I'm the tile drains
and are completing the bitches.
DeIIevIng n ~ too late 10 yet n decIs.
ION frOm the supreme court on tn,
Moore municipal ownership manda.
mus case, City Clerk Nichols has or
begin printing the city ballots Tn,
law requires that notice OF the sub
mission OF the question must be pub
lished In the daily papers seven dayl
before election Deputy Clerk Will
fam s. Dever. Journal Clerk Guy l.
ID ingalls, and "A special deputy will
takC turns In guard duty at tn,
printing plant, and ~ guards hav,
been appointed. TO work In shifts o
four each "Of course there is tn,
bare possibility that a decision viii
be received today" said City Clerl
Nichols Tuesday morning; but II 4
fWfE the work will not be so far alons
"a Ia ureVant our pettinQ the propo