The Detroit times., 1910-12-01
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
fnEs-st., hut q new one lust put mp
near clinton-st. Is attracting consid-
cradle attention. IL reads. "Pool
and oysters"
has reported To the police that $3.50
was stolen from his trunk Detec-
tives have arrested Valentine Rut-
schinski on suspicion.
ton, Ont aud James McAneny, 20,
Toronto, were picked up by the po-
lice Thursday morning They had
no money and no place To sleep.
I'll. BsatH's drug store, No. :I5 Ran
doIph-st., was visited by thieves ON
Wednesday night They took seven
boxes OF cigars, so boxes OF cigar
cites. seven boxes of gum and 50 In
money.
John >. knight, superintendent of the
Michigan free employment bureau,
says there are more jobs open than
there are men TO I'LL them. During
October there were =. 9Sb applications
for work. and 1878 persons ,yere
given employment.
Thomas .. Mccormick, credit manager
for Walker a Co., the bill-posting
rant for Attorney Harley X. Legg.
charging him with the cmbeZzle-
ment of $500. Legg was legal repre-
sentative OF the firm and IL accused
or railing TO turn in collection.
ley pavements were responsible for
damage To the auto belonging 10
Bert Ballar, No. AZ Adelaide st, on
Wednesday afternoon. He was go
corner OF Bates-st, the machine
skidded and crashed into Jefferson
car No. 1913. The damage TO the
auto amounts to $50.
title OF q booklet Ia he issued by the
Detroit housing commission, Il copy
OF which may be had by anyone for
the asking or by sending a post card
10 the secretary OF the commission,
Luther T.. Lovejoy, No. "a Lafayette
blvd. The booklet is intended to
answer all questions as to the ma
ture. method and purposes OF the
commission and Will be found help
full and instructive.
Attorneys bumps and Hunt, represent
Ing ID. Garabed X. Boyajian, do not
want TO go on with the murder trial
or their client until the supreme
court rules in the case of Frank
Dickerson. Dickerson's attorneys
appealed 10 the supreme court on
the ground that he court had no
right to appoint sanity commission
because 1t would tend to prejudice
the jury. This was the procedure
in the Boyajian case.
Considerable excitement was created
on Gratiot-sve., Wednesday after
noon, by runaway team OF horses
belonging to August Paschkeof No.
aSS MaGkave, Drawing SssIea THREE THREE
down the street. spreading conster-
nation. In front of No. s13 Gratiot-
ave. the steeds smashed into an auto
belonging to solomon schueler, No.
damage being estimated at $3.50.
A "nOvena of cOmmuniOns," In honor
OF st. Anne and TO venerate her rel
Howard and Nineteenth We'd
nesday morning, and will continue
for eight days. Hundreds of people
attended the opening mass at
Father Renaud gave instructions on
the nature OF the devotions. the
church was crowded. During the
eight days, masses will be said at
8. 6:30 and o'clock. q
The street railway employees will hold
their annual election I'm st. Andrews
hail. on Congress-St. east, next Mon
day. The polls Will be open from 8
on for all the offices, except vice
president. The candidates are: For
president. Charles Macy and Alex.
Mcleod: ice-president. John Bran
-nigan: for business agent. John Fra
ger and william H. Jones; for secre-
tary, William Sherwood and James
Bartholomew; for sergeant at arms.
Clyde Brooks and James Lothian.
Residents of Maybury-ave. were start
led Thursdsy morning by revolver
shot. One excited citizen telephoned
police headquarters that boy had
been shot and hurried away in an
automobile The flying squadron
went out and found that the shot
had been fired by a special officer
newspapers The shot was fired to
Brighten the boy. He was taken
to Grand River-ave. station in an au-
to- His name is Campbell Moore, is
CparQ old No 701 MaVburV-aVe
Anton Tucker, aged 90 years, and n
resident of Detroit for ~ years, In
dead in his home, No. 129 Field ave
Dir. Tucker came to Detroit from
New York in 1862, and for many
years was connected with the De-
troit Emery Wheel Co. The funeral
will be held from the residence. Fri
day afternoon at 1880. The Rev. Eu-
tartan church. OF which deceased
was member, will conduct the SER
vices, with the assistance of the
Rev. George Evans, OF BEDFORD. Mich.
In the monthly meeting of the Detroit
Lawyers club, Wednesday night,
Charles A. Hughes, former Detroit
and Chicago newspaper man. but
now with the Hudson Motor Car Co,
gave a number of views of travels ir
East Africa, in the country visited
by Theodore Roosevelt. Both NOV.
ing and stereopticon views were
shown Of the natives and animals of
party of which Mr.. Hughes was
member, and a history of the various
peoples shown were told In an inter-
esting manner manner Following ugss, the lee.
held at which arrangements were
made to organize six bowling clubs
composed OF lawyers There Is to be
one from the Majestic, Ford. Penob-
scot. Moffatt and Hammond build
Z ings, and one from several smaller
buildings combined These will play