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

Lack OF a quorum prevented any meet
fng OF the board OF education, Tues
day night although several Import
ant matters were TO be considered.
In destitute circumstances, Mrs. Mary
YOunH, an aged woman, wns found III
In rooms In the basement OF No. $40
Forrest. west. She was taken TO 81
Mary's hospital.
samuel w. Burroughs who was can
Aidate for prosecuting attorney In
his daughter. Mrs. Lolita b. Diseher.
in her suit against the ID u; X, In
Judge Rohnerts court. Mrs. Discher
claims she was seriously Injured
when a Trumbull car on which she
was riding, collided with work
train.
An injunction was ISSUED by Judge
mmurRhy'y I ThSsrsdhSy, Tss'Tsi5ing
Reid from further prosecuting their
suit against the William Reid Glass
Co. William Il. Reilly. trustee. claims
that Radford brought suit TO re-
cover certain dividends Bolely 10
prejudice the concern.
Minnie Williams, well-knOwn confidence
woman, who was brought all the way
from Boston to Detroit TO answer a
charge of stealing 5000 diamond
and $50 in cash from Charles Snyder
q Buffalo travelling man, was released
from the county Jail, Thursday; shy
der decided he would not ike the
by prosecuting the case.
An INSTRUMENTATION premiIlennial
bible conference will be held Friday
afternoon and evening, In the -FOUR
teenth-ave. Baptist church; pd ne
w +. Phiipott. OF Hamilton, ont
and the Rev X. V. Bingham, OF TO.
ronto, The conference Will begin AT
and at 1870 o'clock for the evening
services Pastors OF many different
city churches will take part
All the way from shamOkin, Pa, the
ID. u. II. brought a witness 10 refute
the claims OF Boleslaw Lisowskl that
ne had been made deaf as the result
OF injuries sustained In collision pc
tween street cars. on Oct. Z. 1909. The
witness from Pennsylvania, a brothef-
in-law OF the plaintif. testified that
Boleslaw hau been deaf ever since
an accident in a mine several years
ago. Boleslaw replied that the
brother-in-l and he had been on
bad terms since ne separated from
his wife. a sister OF the witness.
with election over, the campaign for
president of the common council has
begun in earnest. Aid, William Gut
man, OF the Third ward AID. Maurice
Heating, OF the Fourth. and Aid.
George Ellis. OF the Fifteenth, are in
the race In Ala. Cutman's behalf
Il IL being urged that the east side
President Thomas Gilman being FRO
should have the honor this year.
from the Eighteenth ward. Gutman
is believed to have the support or
the same members who elected Gin
nan. Aid. Ellis Is now president pro
tenn. AZ he Is an east side alderman,
II IL expected that his support will
finally got to Gutman. Aid. Keat-
ing bases his claim on the fact or
being ore OF the oldest members or
the body, and OF having served &C
ceptably az chairman OF some OF the
important committees.
Controller HeinemRn IL mot satisfied
with the valuation of S32,.3O.OOO
placed on the property Of the city.
and Is securing figures for another
valuation TO be published I'm his next
annual report. Among,the statistics
Belle Isle, including the bridge ana
approach. is given at only $j,ISS,OOO;
Owen park consisting OF seven acres
In the heart OF the jefferson ave
residence section, Is given at $l92'-
500. and Palmer park. i40 acres. at
$3.50. 900. Controller Heineman has
the Detroit Real Estate board, TO APP
point a commission % place new
Valuation on the property In keeping
with the recent increase In value
Of real estate.
with q view 20 increasing Its powers
and usefulness, the Detroit housing
comm ssion has become a bureau or
the Board OF Commerce and will
hereafter have quarters In the
Lovejoy, general secretary OF the
commission, In charge OF the office.
James S. Holden. president of the
commission. hopes to interest all the
members OF the Bon I'll ef Commerce
tn the housing scheme, az more imam