The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-06
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING.

n,h-rt scAuit., aged 90 years. OF No.
az Montciair-sre-, ses.sinea ss s,
An Automobile truck at Gilbert ana
Jsevsrson-aves Tuesday evening, lie
IL IN 81 Mary's hospital
~. syees.i eommittss Of the councii
that handles appliss s nsn sss pei sst
will meet Thursday morning az ~
O'clock 20 consider the appliea lions
OF the families OF Henry oodinus
and Frankiip N. Smith.
Mrs. Leigh Merrill and her two seans
fheir home, No. 1850 Forest-ave. cast
TO the local detention hospital, SUI
ferine from smallpox. II - taossns
that they contracted the disease
yvkilo visiting In Aigonac.
motorcycle Patroimsn Michael Lsnne.
rsn his machine into q WoodMara
carsat Woodward and betnune ave-
Tuesday night. He SUSTAINED s ttSs,n
injuries about the body. Dr. Grlinth
Thomas. OF the police department.
attended him and took him nome'
Elmer white, No. % years old, iivinE
az No. i37 Bates-st., was run a" sns
ey an automobile at rou araninI He
oscar ed with slight injuries ABOUT
the head The machine was driven
by Clarence Northcotte. OF COMING
wood, Ont.
eetyed NO word from the relative,
IN az Henry 3 Day. the Cleveland mnli
carried found acting strangely IA
the Detroit postofnce rev lay s, nsyI
awaiting the arrival OF some one 70
take him home.
Mrs. joseph y. Gubala, NO. 4eo Gay
ave-, injured In the collision eetwe
Baker and Micnisan csfs MonGay
night, IL in n serious conuition "a
Grace hospital. Her right reg
broken in two places and her booy
is severely bruised.
The public lighting commission Tscs-
day night awarded the contract tor
Installing steam piping In It's new
| boiler house TO Dodson a. Larson, at
u s5s.o42. The OTIS Eievat TOT nav ash
ccnveyor. at t1s.036. number OF
smaller contracts were awarded.
A pro,yier made m attempt 10 enter
che home OF Herman brown, No. Ooo
n Congress-st east. about 1880 ociock
Tucsday evening, but was friBhtered
away before he made any heanYay.
lie was cutting the screen on 49,
window when discovered % w..
tigate the marauder made his escape.
Ern<at Buckholk, No. 90 Janiies"n ST.,
\ fuIuped Into the river from the aoek
In Water Works park. Tuesday after
ing, Just TO Brighten MS vic, MINT
whom he had quarreled moment
before He said he told her ne wouiu
commit suicide He was nshea Oh.
after getting thorough ducAing,
ard he and his wife were takch
home In an auto patrol.
After having been refused n days va
cation, which he desired I'm order 90
n participate in an athletic contest III
Chicago, Pipeman Nicholas Maisn. OF
n ennine house No. 2, clifford ana Grls-
u wold-sts.. resigned from the dcEarl-
= ment.1 He had been connected with
tho hre department for seven years
Tuesday night a number OF his nre.
men friends presented him with a
silk umbrella.
A rap at Victor Berger, Socialist rep
! rcsentative I'm congress, Was tHkSn
by Daniel DeLeon. editor OF the Daliy
and Weekly People, the official or
gan Of the Socialist-Labor party, In
en- address In Detroit Tuesday even
ing. He accused the congressman
Of being asleep seea Es h who soO taxes the
a platform with jokes poetry or reel
tations. and does not try TO educate
10 a traitor"
MRS. ArviIla stewart, 90 years old, hv-
ing ON Twentieth-st, near Howard,
disappeared from home on Tuesday
morning and her relatives have ASK.
"A ell the police TO look for her. Her
\ description tallies with that " she
unidentified woman struck by car
at Twentieth and Howard-sts, Mon
day morning. She recovered con-
n seriousness during the afternoon In
ST Mary's hospital and left the IN
a st;tution without giving her name
a or address
After MRS. Fred l.. wood, wife OF the
constable who has been prominently
y connected with the Justice Randolph
inquiry, had been found not guilty
OF threatening Mrs. Fedor Restrick,
n Highland Park, In Justice Randolph
court, Tuesday night. she Immediate
II Ia swore out a warrant for ner ac-
cuser, charging Islander. Mrs. Res
"A tice Potter, OF Highland Park, Tues
4 day evening and will have a hearing
Wednesday evening.
lin N railroad wreck near Fremont.
N WIS.,, Fred Fortune, former Dctroit-
ar Was seriously injured Tuesday.
Ia His brother, ]. Robert Fortune, No.
n 2s7 Grand blvd. east, left TUESDAY
night for Neenah. Wis, where tho
n injured man Is In hospital Word
was received "Wednesday that there
n 10 no hope for his recovery. When
n In this city Mr.. Fortune was employ
"A ed by the Murphy Iron works He
left here nine months ago. The
II mans parents live In London, Ont
Horse blocks must no. The common
Il council has spoken. With the In
n creasing popularity OF the motor car
Aid James Vernon. OF the Second
~ ward, believes that the blocks are
u through a resolution in the meeting
II Of the common council TUESDAY night
N directing the department OF public
N works to notify all owners Of horse
blocks or other stepping stones nloug
curb lines TO remove them iinnie-
diately. II any remain at the end