The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

aid. Watson will introduce aa ordi-
nance I'm the common council Tues-
day night forbidding theater manas-
ers from allowing patrons To take
their seats during the acts.
a Baker ear jumped the track M the
switch nc cheae-st' snd hsrpSr,avs,
No. 9b4 ST. Aubin-ave.. was painfully
injured and was taken home In an
auto patrol. Other passengers were
considerably Jared
call has been extended 90 the Rev.
John ii. skinner, OF Davenport,
Wash. by the Memorial Presbyterian
church OF this city. The COMMITTEES
having the matter In hand nave
strong hopes that Mr.. Skinner VIII
Funeral services were held Monday af-
ternoon for william IA. Neipfn,
drowned at Saginaw a week ago. ana
his mother. Mrs. Thomas kelpin, who
dropped dead on seeing her son IN
his coffin. The double funeral took
place from the home OF Mrs. August
Dettlaff. No. i54s Hendrie-avc..
daughter OF Mrs Kelpin-
CITY MIX Inspectors are containing
their crusade against milk dealers
who do not have their product up TO
the standard. Monday. TAO gallons
were dumped into the sewer. because
IL arrived in the city heated or In
faulty cans This makes I, TAO SAL
Ions destroyed In less than week.
Frank Farley, No. AT Jener.on-ave,
was siashed acros the the face Mon
day night. by razor In the hands
of a thief The thief had Just stolen
berer and was running away with
them. when Farley pursued FAR
ley Is in 81. Mary's hospital.
Topfieid LeaEeriski, - years old, No.
1905 Twenty-Hfth-sf.. was buried In
/ a trench cave-in at Lawndale ana
Chamberlain SITS, Monday afternoon.
He was considerably bruised ana
| was taken home In an auto pstroi.
Samuel Gabriel. As. No. 30 Catherine
ST. a water board employe, was In,
jured In a cave-in at Euclid-ave and
Third-st His left thigh was frac-
\ tured He Is In Grace hospital.
william Hickens, 30 years old, No. las
Beaubien-st., nearly lost his nose On
tack made upon him by Bert Wells
No 279 Second-st Hickens says
Wells attacked him without provoca-
ton as he was standing In front OF
Cass-aves.. slashing his face With q
razor Hickens Is N st. Mary's nos
pital and Wells was arrested by De-
tectives Black and Wilson.
Aid. Charles McCarty Will introduce
resolution I'm the common council
Tuesday night, calling for genera
revision of the city charter and tht
election OF charter revision com
|
meal amendments 10 the charter were
provided for by the last Legislature
the constitutionality of this provis'
ion has never been tested. and ina
II is wise to prepare Tor an emer-
gency.
The council franchise committee on
monday decided that the ID. u. IL
need not change the location OF its
~" On on Mecca coast hr;S sS f en tse Del,
ray line Residents complained al
being forced to walk two blocks from
the city line. Harry Bullen, gen
said that the ~" was as close "a
! the city limits as IL could be placed
and not interfere with the double
track over the bridge. He SAID tnat
the agitation for It's removal came
| not from residents, but from sa,
loonkeeper who formerly did a good
business through being at the end
1 OF the line.
County Road Commissioners Hinesi eve
have had 10 many Requests from We
I hicle users who wish to avoid the
bad half mile In the city limits on
! Grand River road. and the remnants
1 OF the old plank road beyond the
| concrete road built by the county
road commission, that We sugRes,
the following route as the best way
\ around Follow Grand River.ave. 10
J the Boulevard: turn TO the right on
the frst road, Dexter blvd. follow To
first cross road, JOY I'd, turn lett TO
/ Grand Rtver-rd-. take Grands RIVER
to Monier-rd., near the end-of- Inc
concrete road: turn left. going II
mile; turn right, going two miles;
turn right back to Grand River-rd.
near BEDFORD. From there on the
going Is fairly good on Grand River.
Monday was n great cleanup day In
| Detroit's business district. Practi-
cally all the alleys back OF Wond-
1 w-ard-ave. and other main thoroush-
Afares were cleaned out. but the Wag-
| ons had scarcely left, In some In
] stances, before employees OF the Dusi-
4 ness houses began littering them
/ again with refuse OF all sorts. Frank
! ID. Hovey, who has been especially
active In the campaign for cleaner
| city, took the matter UP with the po-
| lice and Sergt Wilde was detailed
I 10 accompany him on tour OF the
alleys and notify the business men
/ their rubbish The wagons are out
again today and II Is expected that
/ the work in the downtown district
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