The Detroit times., 1911-09-11
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING.


the fre II unknown.
Ma, ma. LaaEaoa, six year. old. No. ass
Baltln.ere-ave. west, was run over
by pony cart on Belle Isle. sun
day She escaped with slight inJur-
les Osra ShaFraF. No. SOC lansing
ave. was driving the cart
,. u. McF.rl.ne. No. "A Meire-e-.vey
a burglar I'm the basement OF his
home at a. m. Sunday. and that the
intruder was frightened away when
an investigation was made
Sara Rethsnberg, aged 70. Iivinx - No.
$50 Frederick-st., and Raymond Gf-
were slightly injured by pitched
baseballs striking them on the head
wEilc on Belle Isle ball grounds sun
day afternoon.
An attempt was made 20 set IRE 10 the
building nj No. Edo Gratiot-aye., az =
a. IN. Monday. Mrs. Cohen, who lives
on the second story, says SHE saw
two men running away when she
investigated the noise OF the tncen-
diaries. The police are making an
investigation.
Tires ON the nying squadron auto have
been slasked during the past few
srs Indignant to think that the tam
perlng could be done under their
very eyes. II 10 thought that the
cutting took place when the machine
stopped In a crowded street.
Park Commissioaer Hurisut say. that
q new dock NJ Belle Isle Will be On
absolute necessity In another year,
and he will ask the council and
hoard OF estimates to make an APP
preparation for one next spring. he
believes that nothing but a concrete
dock should be built. though this
would mean an enormous expehdi'
ture.
The man who died suddenly In
Rivard's saloon, No. ~ Michigan
Monds sS'1 mosSing. as Henry bauer.
former boarder at the McGregor
mission. Parole OFFICER William
Venn mads the Identification. Moth
ing 10 known of Bauer's rotations,
but an effort will be made to find
them.
Henry Ledyard. attorney for the police
department, has drafted IN ordinance
giving the police department COM
plete regulation OF street parades Of
go before the council Tuesday night.
Police Commissioner Croul feels that
he should have control Of all street
traffic TO prevent confusion and ac-
cidents, IN the downtown district.
Champ Clark, speaker OF the house OF
representatives, wifi sUeuk In De-
troIt Oct s. under the auspices OF the
j Tull Bible class. OF the simpson M.
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announced This will be the first
visit Of the Democratic leader, who
has been mentioned as q presidentia
possibility, 10 this city. at least since
he became famous as q statesman.
Secretary Hannah and E. v. Chilson,
representing the Affchigan ssSte Fair
association, extended an invieAli1D to
Sir Wilfrid Laurier. premier VI Can
ada. on his visit TO Windsor. Sat
urday. to attend the state fair sept.
% Va hlnh has ha0n (Nan-
adam day. The premier was forced
to decline the invitation. but prom
ised to ask J. A Macdonald. editor
Of the Toronto Globe, to come ~ his
personal representative.
A. q. Dennis, OF CLEVELAND, and Charles
Mackiin, Of the Plaza apartments,
were slightly injured when an auto
10 which they were riding collided
Clinton shanks. No. SIS Bethune-avs.
east at Second and Burroughs-cves..
Sunday afternoon. T.. 8. Wulds, OF
the Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
machine was wrecked. but he ss-
capped injury. az did also Shanks.
Joseph Jarsonbeck, saIsonkeeper "a NO.
1I2e Junction-ave-, n about convinc-
ed that house bank In hardly as
keSs than 4 year ago ne was robbed
Of $1,000. which he had concealed In
trunk and only YESTERDAY he lost
an additional slsS part Of which
bank The latest haul was made
from q tin box, which Jarzonbeck
kept and jealously guarded behind
the bar.
Otto Maser, n years old, living at No.
81 Thirty Ffrst-st-. was struck on
the head with a brick by one OF
three men on big truck. out Mich
igan-ave.. early Sunday morning.
The brick knocked him down, but he
-. n. 1T
also thrown through = plate glass
window In the saloon OF Finn a
Lasky, No 1870 Michigan-ave. Men
in the neighborhood tried to hold the
rived, but they made their escape by
drawing reyolvers. Mauer has no
idea who they were or why they
picked ON him.
Congregations that crowded the Wood
ward-ave. baptist church to the
doors, sunday, welcomed the return
of the popular pastor of the church,
the Rev. Maurice Penheld Fixes
from his summer vacation. and also
marked the beginning of the third
year OF his pastorate. During Dr.
Fixes passionate the membership has
increased 40s. and 1,sl0 persons have
PROGRESSED to have been converted.
church house IL being erected and
the activities OF the church. which
Is strictly downtown church..
have Increased In every. direction.
under DR.. Fixes guiding hand
A seryice especially for the young men
and women who have recently come
to Detroit from the country, and
smaller towns. was held Sunday eve
ming, In the Cass-ave. Methodist
Frank 8. Rowland. preached a SER
mon on "rhe lure OF the city" In
the course OF his remarks he said !:
III you are determined TO keep
yourself pure, honest noble. you will
God In your loneliness you will
need the friendship OF Him who said.
J am with you always. IL there are
many evils In the city, there is
much good there. II Satan walks It's
streets, so does Christ"
Residents In the block bounded by
Locast, sixth, Pine md Brooklyn are
somewhat uneasy over attempts to
burn number OF barns. Kerosene
was poured on the floors OF the
urday night: Mrs Ann Msriette. No.
"a Pine-st.: ]. L. Kiefer. No. 355
Sixteh-st: ID. O. Wiley & Co. rear Of
No. IS Locust-st.. and Lewis III.
Ayers. No. ss7 sixth-st- Two barns
the neighborhood. and the flames
were said TO have been OF incendiary
origin. Police officers are now keep
ing sharp watch on the threatened
property during the night. and the
owners OF the building are talking
OF organizing a committee TO act az
an additional guard.
A COMMITTEES appointed by the Imperial
Councfl, Mobiles OF the Mystic shrine.
az the last conolave In Rochester. n.
X, 70 secure a site for the permanent
headquarters or the order, arrived in
Detroit, Sunday morning, and left
Immediately afterwards In a special
Pere, Marquette train. II Is under