The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-28
WHERE LIFE is
wORTE LIvIN

Lyle Hebinson, 10 year. old, No. $50
Monroe-nNe., WAS bitten by q dog
Friday night Inc animal came into
the front yard and mpped the boy
on the left leg.
II John a. Gerow, grand recorder of the
Ersnd encampment OF Knights Temp
ms nome on the West Grand- blvd.
for two months with innammatory
rheImatism. lie Is Improving
slightly
"SIexico, the land of Montexuma and
our netghboring repubiic," will he
the subject OF the sunday afternoon
tain In the Detroit Museum OF Art,
by frof. Griffith. Doors open ~ z;
lecture at 2:3O.
Charles Lyle, No. a.. HiIIger-ave., had
his pocket picked OF $50, while COM
Ing 10 Detroit on Port Huron Intit-
ed car, Saturday morning. rhree
men on the rear of the car Jostled
MIN and picked wallet from MS
nip pocket
Mfcbigan-aye., jumped from an auto
truck. Friday afternoon. in front or
HIS house. and ran directly Ia front
OF a Michigan car: He was knocked
down By the fender of the car tnd
rolled some distance. lie was taken
home, but seemed 10 be unhurt
Attorney Luman W. Goodenough VIII
address the Newsboys' association In
the Detroit Wheslmen's hail. sunday
night. H. A Bridge. ventriloquist;
Miss Elma Purinton. pianist: the
Newsboys band and some OF tac
'newsies'' will furnish the prog ram.
Director Horatio y. Earle Will pre-
side.
An address was given before the local
United states society of steam En-
gineers. Friday night, by +. *. Lowe,
editor OF Power" New York mag ;.
azine devoted TO the interests Of
steam engineers Mr. Lowe Is also a
committee of the Institute OF Oper-
ating Engineers.
Margaret Capon, ~ years old, No.
fierce-st, was arrested Friday
night on a charge OF stealing som som
Mrs. Samuel Polaschnik, No. 1853 Ma
poleon St, by whom she was employ
ed. Mrs. Polaschnik saw the girl on
Gratot-ave.. caught her and turned
her over TO the police.
The Will OF Harry W.. Rickel, the hill
iionnire malt manufacturer, WAS
made public In the probate court Fri
day afternoon. Shiloh Rickel. "a son.
ago. is cut of with sl2 per week
FOR the balance OF his life. while The
rest OF the estate Is divided among
the other fiye children. and the
widow. Mrs Martha Rlckel. she get
ting the home on Adelaide st. with
Its furnishings and effects.
The Massachusetts bonding A. security
90. has started suit In the circuit
court TO collect from Mrs Grace
Mary Maurice $4,000 the concern
was compelled 10 pay TO Alvin II,
| Clark now deceased. who was award
ed verdict against Mrs. Maurice in
the circuit court She appealed the
case TO the supreme court. and vas
compelled to give bond. She lost
In the higher court. and the bonding
company made good the amount. Tne
bond Is secured by a mortgage IN
real estate.
Il. l.. Ford has placed m order with
the seabury Co., OF Norris Heights.
ID y. Y, for magnificent steam yacht
OF the ocean going class The new
Il boat will be one-thlrd larger than
Mr.. Ford's present yacht, the Gala
|, tea IL Is TO be ready for service by
Feb. /. 1912 She VIII carry crew
of l5 and will have accommodations
III for eight passengers. She Will he
II 200 feet long. with a single screw, 20
feet beam and speed OF is knots.
Il Her bunkers will carry enough coal
Il TO take the boat across the Atlantic
Hrs. sarah w. Jordan, W no was cut on
N from any share In the estate OF her
y mother, Mrs. eliza j. Reynolds. has
filed notice In the probate court that
she will contest the will. Under the
will 5000 was left to Mrs. Jordans
son, 800 each was given TO the ma
| torium. where Mrs Reynolds lived
previous TO her death, and the bal
ance OF the property was given to
Mrs. Alice Il. Thomas. OF New York
niece OF Mrs Reynolds Mrs, Jor-
dan claims that undue influence wos
used and alleges that her mother
was not mentally competent TO make
a will