The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

TIE MscAigan Railway Guide for Feb
ruary In out and for sale at all news
stands.
The executive committee Of the NUM-
cipal league has unanimousiy re-
elected the following officers: j. j..
\ Hudson. president; 1. M. Payne, vice.
president; ]. II. Mcdonald, treasurer;
Anthony Pratt, secretary.
job. w. Smith, No. 81 shernan-st., has
been appointed deputy U. 3. msr-
ly advanced to chief deputy. The ap-
pointment In only temporary, as MI
Smith has not taken the civil servfre
examination.
Frederick Boldly, aged n years, lost
Ills suit against the ID. y. Il. In Judge
returning verdict OF no cause Tor
action. The boy was struck oy a
snow plow In River Rouge and three
ribs fractured.
change lust established by the Michi.
gan State Telephone Co. In Highland
Park. The exchange building Will
be located at Glendale ana sseoha-
ayes The district is bounded by At
kInson- ave, Palmer Park. Dequindre-
st. and Twelfth-st
Because one Of the Jurors In the case
or Oscar sprague against the ~. y.
Judge OFT ordered the case discon-
tinued and brought for trial again
before another jury. Sprague was
I suing for $500 for injuries sustained
!, In q fall from street car
The ID. u. II. h defendfng q suit
brought An Judge Donovan's court by
the Michigan Auto Parts Co., wnlcn
claims $500 for damages to an auto
iarst tried In the justice court. ana
appealed by the plaintiff when me
jury returned verdict OF no cause
for action.
2x.
Euneral services for the iste Sosepn
Murray Wells were held In TIE none,
Alfred and st. Antoine-sts, Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. Wells for many
years was one of the city's best
nnioue character in his way. he
served throughout the civil war IL
the navy as an officers servant Mrs.
r Wells and two sons survive.
N. January Art Bulietin' issued sy
she Detroit Museum OF Art, states
That during 1910 gifts and pequest:
If paintings and other works OF ART
aporoximated $4,000 In value. Nine
pictures were added 10 ,ne and
seven by gift The cost to the CITY
40. maintenance Of the museum our
4 in~ 1910 was $1s.4S2
T.. =. Grabowski, . butcher II sginx
Mem selwa for Islander and false
,Sest in Judge Murfin's court. Inc
.tintiff alleges that on June 4, lSlo.
diva accused him of stealing rom
store at NO. fSf SdhhciN
east Grabowski was later arrested.
md released when no evidence
gafnst him was produced. He then
mad Selwa arrested on capias'
LhaeI Mie.ei, aged SO years, one of
the old men turned out into the
street more than year ago py the
siosing of the smith;Fox home. be,
ran suit In Judge Hosmer's court
TUESDAY afternoon, against the
Smith Fox home, the Red Cross hos
Utai. Nettie A. Fox and Cassius ;.
For. Jr., to recover the $1,000 which
he SAYS he paid to the home TO take
care of him for the rest OF his life
N,,. 4. the fact that = baby had been
horn TO them since divorce suit wss
Med. Judge Murphy, Tuesday after
noon, brought the suit of Henry
Warrington, Jr.. against Elsie X;
Warrington to an end, and dismissed
both the bill and cross-bill. The hus-
band charged that his wife ran
away with a boarder named Harris.
and took the children and furniture
with her She charged drunkenness.
cruelty and non-support.
friends IN Detroit Of. Mrs. Henry 4.
Morrow, widow OF the late Geaeral