The Detroit times., 1910-10-04
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

TIE Michigan Railway Guide for Oete-
Der, containing important changes In
the electric schedules. 10 on sale.
A b0-fO0t launch, valued at o7OO ana
eeiSnfinE 90 w: A.. Prngs. VS. :, stolen
ave-. Monday.
NJ. Purdy, No. $50 Mosroe-ave, wss
badly injured Monday aftsrneoa
when the mudwagon he was driving
Aubin-ave. and Catherine-st. His left
ear was torn partially on.
II. Nteman, . travelling msn, was struck
ny 2 sherman car, near De9uindrs-
sI. Mond and Ts Wss o son
him to the Burns hotel. where he 10
stopping.
Peter Totos, 80 years old, employed In
the Home Candy Works 1T No. ~ Ca
in an Ice cream machine Monday
manFisd and may have to be ampu-
tated.
badly injared Monday afternoon
when he was struck by an automo-
bile at Griswold-st. and Michigan
ave. He was taken to ST. Mary's
Three young women employed ~ choc-
olatc dippers I'm the basement of
Browns drug and candy store at No.
LAC Woodward-ave.. were overcome
noon. they were carried out into
the air and revived by fellow en-
ployes.
A special session OF the grand lodge Of
Michigan, I. o. @. FL Will be held
rooms. In the Elks' temple. with
Grand Master A. NJ. Colburn presid-
ing A banquet will follow the grand
candidates. by Samaritan lodge
Two unidentined men are In 50. Mary's
One Of them fell downstairs Mon
fsf sn George G. No mS foSnd the
other lying In the alley In the rear
of Jefferson near Randolph st.
His condition did not indicate that
clans say both will recover.
Henry Luut, OF Philadelphia, stopping
was attacked by four young men on
eSa.sS ss MHnssy to nf Hairy rSoe
sons saloon. No. 2s Cadillac-sq They
gave their names as George Barris
Louis sHhsm@nsky Charles COLTS hs1d
In the central police station.
The Jewish New Year, which began
Monday evening at sundown, reached
the zenith of Its cele bratton Tuesday
when services were held in all OF the
orthodox synagogues and in the re-
formed Temple Beth Ell The festival
celebration will be continued In the
om RSppur pss
of Atonement, will be observed on
Thursday, Oct. IL.
with q large attendance and much en-
dents Institute opened Monday even
and q discussion Of the plan Of work
nass ss *. new The nsst asv Of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. was among
the speakers. Next week the class
% VIII tsgtn. Information concern
citation building
Judge Swan, District Attorney Watson,
Assigtant District Attorney Bland
and Commissioner Carrie Dawson are
mulated in the northern division of
the eastern district OF Michigan.
Among the most important matters
Wright Jones, who will be asked as
to her knowledge OF the charge
pending against Walter 8. Harsha,
former clerk OF the federal court.
Precinct Detectives Grove and Dom
on Monday recovered stolen property
amounting to $500. The property
consisted OF automobile supplies ia
Car Co.. Leib and wight-sts. Some OF
the stolen stuff was found in
launch belonging to Mrs. Fred stahl.
Inc boat was mOOTeQ IN one OI tHo
wells at the Michigan Steel Boat
Co. and the police arrested James
Crossman. No. 231 Beaufait ave. who
had charge Of the launch. crossman
implicated three other men. who
were later arrested.
The city assessors have asked Corpor-
alton Counsel HaIly ~ they are obiig-
ed to open their books to promoters
who search through them for the
names OF persons possessed Of good
punches OF personal property, and
who are, therefore. looked upon as
good subjects OF promoting efforts.
Taxpayers have complained OF their
names being used for this purpose.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Wal
ter Barlow gave an on-hand opinion
Monday that the assessors may SO
restrict the use OF their books by the
public as to prevent their being ex-
plotted by spectators.
against 500 edible mushrooms there
are only Ave or sig that are poison
Gus, and OF these latter Ammonia
Philoides claims nine out OF ten vic-
Tins" DR.. o. f. Fisher told the My
Geological club. Monday evening. In a
meeting and exhibition held In the
Scripps branch library: DR.. Fischer
liar to that Of the rattlesnake. AMI
antidotes are useless. The treat
ment must be that Of anti-toxin."
said he. land we are now working
upon a toxin for that purpose" The
Theological club has rs members
with the following officers: Presi-
dent, j. NJ sutton. treasurer, NJ w.
Beals; secretary. Jefferson Butler.