The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING.

May Hart, No. 12I Jewei-st., DanvfIis,
i,as i,s has written Co the Detroit poo
ice To md her brother, George. che
says his mother IL dying.
ssohn n. Pike, q railroad switehmaa,
wh" was arrested here sosne time
ago for the Chicago pslice, has teen
convicted OF seEiouh offenze against
SRI IN that city and sentenced 20
ire Imprisonment
Directors OF the PeninsuIar stove Co.,
wednesday,, named John A. Dwycr
70 succeed the late James .pwyer as
wee. president and general manag er
OF tht company. George y. Lawson
was elected director To MI a va
cancy
word has been received here that Hu-
ser ~; Marx, ~ years old, SON of
JACOB Ia Marx, No. l67 Palmer-ave..
mas been arrested in Louisville. KY.
charged with passing worthle -
ehecke. The checks were cashed In
Louisville tannery.
Capt. burton Girardin, OF central pD-
iice station, who was seriously III
some time ago. Is again confined TO
MS home, No. il7y Van Dyke-gve..
with a recurrence OF mis- old COM
plaint His illness this time is not
or such a serious nature.
In neeing from Patroiman Albert
s kisnke. At 50. Paul and Be,,sygs- H"1ss-
Johnson. No. 372 Bellevue~aye.. crash
e1 into tree and was severely In
JLred. Walter was one of crowd
OF boys the officer was dispensing.
He was assisted TO his home.
John T.. scalIen, I'm charge OF the credit
and collection department OF the E.
J. Hickey Co. store. has resigned
MS position TO become associated In
Namara Mr.. Scallea is a graduate
OF the University of Detroit and OF
the Detroit College OF Law.
The winner OF the third prise OF SO
In the ny-kiiling contest, who went
away without leaving her name. has
Of No. s7l Putnam-ave This little
girl caught IL pints OF flies. for
which she was paid 10 cents per pint
In addition TO the prize moneS
.nraace man, died "wednesday in
Harper hospital. following AN ILL
Cess of several months. Mr.. Stevens
was SO years old and made his home
with his sister, Mrs. 3. r. Sander
SON No. 1875 warren ave. cast He
was a member OF the Country and
Detroit Golf clubs and an cnthusias-
tic golfer.
When the Detroit, Toledo q Ironton
railroad n sold at auction Icy Elmer
VOORHEES,, deputy clerk OF the Urit.d
states circuit court, Jan. D. II Will
,m6an fat fee for Voorhois, who
will act In the capacity OF special
master 1t isn't often that such an
opportunity comes to court st
tache The railway Is bonded at
sls,000.0 900.
Mistnking toadstools for musb brooins,
Herman Finnie, an smpioye OF the
Belle Isle boat livery, ate heartily
Wednesday noon. and within short
tine was taken with Sonvulsions.
The man was rushed 10 the office OF
Or Alexander Blain. No. ilo6 Jet-
IN
Mcry's hospital. where ne 10 said
60 be In serious condition.
Miss Luef1a burton, special agent for
the state labor department., says that
M,sn,s sns laws g9verning factories nss,.,.n, IN
protection for girls and women who
work In Offices. particularly those
who have to work nights. and she
remedy the matter The women
have to work too long without re-
taxation. Miss Burton says
It Inns been suggested that some OF
Detroit's public-spirited citisen.
take advantage OF the law resorted
to by the north end citizens, In con-
nection with the Herreshof Motor
Co q proposed factory on Woodward
ave. to acquire the Electric park
property for the city. The plan -
looked upon with favor py many or
the city officials.
Ray mond Baumgartner, No. zoe Walk
tns-st., was the victim OF an ingen-
ious thief Wednesday night, BY
means OF long pole with a hook
: attached the thief shared the Baum
gartner trousers while their owner
Numbered and yanked them through
window Of his boudoir. The pock-
4 cts contained $3.
John &c. Davis, supervisor Of the Big
Four railroad, testified mt the de-
murrage hearing In the Equity build
Ing, Wednesday afternoon. There
n. IL 81
gan shippers should be allowed more
time for loading and unloading cars
than Is allowed shippers In other
states He expressed the opinion
Client for loading most commodities.
Anthony }. schmitt. aged 90, a wealthy
Iiquor dealer OF Erie, Pa, elOPed
With Catherine NJ. Powers. aged 40.
TO Cleveland. where they tried 20
get married, but were unable TO OBJ
tain a marriage license, the Ohio
law providing that one Of the con-
tracing parties must live In the
state The couple then came TO De-
|, troit. where they were more for
tunate, and the knot was tied oy
Justice DeGaw, Wednesday
Assistant Corporation Counsel Walter
Barlow has submitted an opinion 10
the common council, recommending
that the petition Of the Polish Turn
ers' club. located at No. 1oy Thirty
fourth St. to be exempted from tax
alton. be denied. The club based it's
petition on the ground that u Is AN
educational institution, but Harlow
holds that II cannot be properly
placed in the list of educa .Ional in
stitutions exempted from taxation by
the statute.
The painters union objects e. the Are
aepn using hremen 90 paint
its engine houses, and the Detroit
Federation OF Labor, Wednesday
ni.ht at the request Of Business
Acert Harry RI. Ross. of tine paint :
ers directed its executive comm ee
to find out why the commission Is
doing this The committee will aIBo
inv Nestigate reports that policemen
are employed 10 do painting for the
, police department and that jsntors
have been employed to touch up
the interior ~ the city hall.