The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-30
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING
While riding Lis motoreycle "a Wood
ward and Milwankee-aves-, Wednes-
day morning. Fred Wendlaad. y
years old. was run down by an eu-
y OF the Ford Motor Car Co. Wendland,
who was badly bruised, was carried
into the Cadillac auto shop and la
ter taken home.
President Taft will be invited 90 ad-
dress the revenue collectors OF the
country on his visit TO this city Sept.
H.. The revenue men will be In ses-
sion here at that time. and President
McRae, OF the Board OF Commerce.
has aired the president at the re-
quest OF Collector Malcolm ACLeod.
asking him TO give the government
Representatives a few minutes OF MS
time.
The will OF the late Milton r. Garlic
ton, former county treasurer, Naa
MED for probate Tuesday afternoon.
All OF the estate Is left TO the Wild
ow, Carrie r. Carleton, with the pro-
vision that at her death $1,000 Is 10
be paid TO each OF the sons, waiter
and owen, and $40 10 a third son.
Frank. The residue will 90 TO owen.
was left only $40, has already had
his share.
After n pursuit OF 20 blocks through
downtown streets, Mrs. Joseph Gross
light, No. 81 Winder-st.. captured
William Koelsch. who. she declares.
threw a brick through window OF
her electric machine. as IL stood IN
front OF her home. She says koelsch
threw the brick with no proyocation.
She ran to the machine and gave
chase Koelsch, who denies throw
ing the brick, Is locked up in the
central police station
sergt. Al. Hicks, Of the mayors office,
WAS utterly nabberHasted, Tuesday
afternoon when he was notified by
the American Express Co. that II
had an eagle, consigned to the mayer
and wanted someone to come after
IL Al would rather take his chances
with a mad dog any time than with
a bald-headed eagle. and he insisted
that the mayor had no possible use
for such a bird. Finally IL trans
pired that the eagle was intended
for the park department. but had
been shipped in the mayors name
Funeral services for the late Daniel
Hurley, engineer OF No. \ station Of
the hre department., who died suo-
denly in his home. No, sos Porter-st..
Monday evening. will be held in the
home Thursday morning At $3.50
o'clock. and at 3 o'clock In ST. VIM
cents Catholic church. Dan Hurley
had been In the Detroit FIRE depart
ment for 22 years. and with the ex-
ecption OF one year, served continu-
ously with No. s. He was 20. ular
syith his fellows, and his sudden
death Is deeply regretted by his COM
rades.
Plans for securing better transporta-
section OF the city will be discussed
Wednesday night In an Important
meeting Of the committee on the Inn |
provtment OF public utilities IF the
Northwestern Business Mems assoc
citation. The meeting win be held at
No 1883 Grand River-ave. one OF
the improvements desired by the as
Socintion Is a new cross-town line.
connecting the northwestern with |
the southwestern section. and tfen
running east 10 the automobile plants \
in the northeastern part OF the town |
Paddy MeGraw, proprietor OF the Me- |
Graw House. Clay and 81. Aubin-
ayes, and hacker OF the McGraw tt !
gers, starred as a life saver for the |
ninth time Tuesday night when he |
saved from drowning q man who fell !
from a launch just on the public /
deck. east OF Belle Isle bridge. Nc /
Graw reached the man as the latter
was going down for the last time.
The man gave his name as Hayes /
Dorsey. No. 371 Jay-st,. a musician.
Friends OF McGraw are starting a
movement to secure Carnegie med
al for him.
l. l.. Brooks, the MicAigan-aye. mer-
chant arrested few days ago ON q
charge Of coloring oleomargarine I
without paying the government tax.
waived examination before u. s.
Commissioner Finney Tuesday. and /
was allowed to go on his personal
recognizance, pending the action of |
the federal grand jury. The govern
ment IL inclined TO be lenient with /
him In the hope that he will aid In \
securing evidence against others I
who are violating the law. Brooks !
operates his store under the aame |
OF the Western Butter and Egg Mar |
ket.
l.. Fisk, 90 years old, OF No.
$50 Brush-st-, died Tuesday I'm Har-
per hospital following an operation
FOR appendicitis. Mr.. Fisk was a ma
tive OF Minnesota and came to De-
troit three years ago from Roches-
ter ~. ". to accept the position of
secretary treasurer OF the Detroit
Steel Cooperage Co Three sisters.
tho Misses Lena. Elizabeth and Mar
ION Fisk. who lived in Detroit with
their brother; two brothers. Walter
FisL. Fond du Lac. Wis. and George
Fisk Marienette. Wis, survive. Tho
body was taken to St. Johns. Mich,
for interment