The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
reOorted missing ON saturday, was
found by Patrolmnn Squlres IN d
Negro resort aS No. 20 catherine l.
She was sent to police headquarters
ana later turned over 20 her aunt.
81. JOseph's Retreat, Dearborn cels-
brated Its golden Jubilee lnst weSk,
when the institution was Elsltea 10y
specially Invited groups OF NlslloiS
who were entertained In most nos
pitable manner by the sisters IN
charge.
Ground a. being broken for four
family nat building to cost $4,000,
at the northwest corner OF WOOD
ward and Bethune-aves. The land
%rr W Wye L M Rr @S"c conduet
ing the negotiations. The consideda-
ton was $4,000. The lot Is 65x2O9
feet.
improvements to cost $4,000 Will he
made 20 the building owned ny the
Whitney Realty Co, Ltd, at nos. 30
24l Woodward ave" occupied by
Newton Annis. Two stories VIII DC
added. making seven in all, and two
new elevators Will be Installed. Arch-
itects Rogers McFarlane have
taken out the permit
Walter / owen, president OF owen a
Co, narrowly escaped injury; and
five plate windows, valued AT $l,ouu,
were blown out OF the front or the
store. when a gasoline torch eNplod-
attempting 70 light the loren, ana
Mr. owen was watching them, when
the explosion occurred.
Constable August Hebert, who got him
self ia bad" several weeks ago by
being too Jealous. made another raid
on River Rouge salOonkeepefs, sat
urday night. and captured seven SLOT
machines They were taken 70 the
Office OF Justice Randolph, In High
land park. and complaints viii be
made against the saioonkeepers.
Thomas E. Barkworth, Of Jackson.
apeakinE In the \. VI. {. A. Sund"y
afternoon. at the regular mems meet
ing had q word 70 say IN defense or
the alleged DISAPPEARANCE OF the
idealistic In American men, aud de-
ciarod that the man OF today is not
becoming gross and too matcrialtstlc
but practical and independent
william H. Reid aud Edward VI. HRr-
rixnn have purchased from }. VI.
stone. through Wclch Bros. 30 feet
on Park-pl. east, next 20 the corner
OF State-St., for $4,000 cash This
gives them TOO feet on State-st. and
90 feet ON Park pL, on which they
are planning TO build siN-story
steel structure as soon as present
leases expire.
quiet her nerves, Mrs. Frederic Apps
OF the Washington apartments No
Mary's hospital sunday where
prompt restorative measures saNtu
her life. Her mother dled SatutdaS,
and Mrs. Apps had been IN nlSniy
nervous state, since. she took double
the prescribed dose OF the sedatlVe-
David stott, president OF the Detroh
Milling Co., IL negotiating for "a 90
year lease Of the building at the
northwest corner OF Michigan-aV
and (iriswold-st., owned by the Nts-
son and Hall estates. The principal
tenants are r.. G.. kinsel druggist
and the Lewis Golden Co, tailors
The property will be greatly I'm,
proved. Mr. Stott says. but there VIII
be no change of tenants.
ID. - Sutherland, division superinten-
dent If the Michigan Central rail-
road, completes IS years. continuous
service with that road Tuesday. lie
entered the companys employ as a
messenger and became successfully
car checker. yardmaster, trainmaster
and division superintendent lie mas
held the latter position since 1881.
Mr. Sutherland Is a native OF Detroit
and has always lived here.
Mayor BreItmcyer will be present and
speak Monday night at banquet
given by Assembly No. .. Order or
the Amaranth in the hall at No. $50
Gratiot-ave. The banquet IS given IN
honor OF the candidates who were
Initiated during 900 In addition 10
the mayor. DR.. Charles +. Kuhn,
William Elsey, William T. Moeller
ard Jacob. } f, Glfhn and Adolph
Beuthe viii speak.
Joseph Plant, No. 1S2 Tventy-fourth-
st, and Joseph GHlincy, No. 270 Law
tOn-aVe., were both injured IN
rather peculiar street car accident
sunday Plant attempted to board
the front end OF a moving Michigan
car at Twenty fourth-st. but slipped
and was thrown hcadiong, striking
Galiney a hard blow. Plant was In
ternally injured. and Is In serious
condition. Galincy escaped serious
Injury. Both men were taken TO Red
Cross hospital.
James HoOgerhyde, state organizer OF
che Socialist party, spoke at the So
ciaIist meeting. Sunday afternoon. on
conditions I'm the west lie declared
that the shame OF the coast cities.
particularly Spokane. Is the eXplOita-
lion OF the workers by the employ
ment agents OF the capitalists. He
deplored the split among the Social
lists OF Washington. one faction eX-
posing the evils OF the workers lives
In way which Hoogerhyde con-
siders unnecessary.
Col. Frederick e. FRrnswOrth, secre-
tnry of the American Bankers assO-
citation. who was recently called TO
Detroit. the scene OF his former ac-
tivities. by the death OF his mother
speaks optimistically OF the outlook
for 1910 In a business way. The
bankers. he says. have implicit con-
hdenCe In President Taft. and are
confident that. whatever he does I'm
dealing with the trusts and corpor-
ate interests. Will be done I'm a way
that will not affect the best interests
Of the country at large New York
ers. he says have Joined in the anti
meat crusade quite extensively. with