The Detroit times., 1911-10-04
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

william II. kaies, secretary OF the
builders and Traders exchange, wa.
given a yearly increase In salary %
1900, in the regular monthly meeting
OF the board. Tuesday.
william link. NO. II Lady's Lane, was
struck by wabash switch engine.
while he was driving team across
the Minnie-st. crossing OF the wan
ash railroad. Tuesday night. his
left foot was cut OF and his skull
fractured. He Is in Solvay hospital
In q critical condition.
The Detroit chapter of the society az
Automobile Engineers Will hold Its
regular monthly meeting, THURSDAY
evening, Oct. 5, In the rooms OF the
Empioyers' association. The topic
for discussion will be rotary motors.
one OF the more recent developments
OF gasoline engine building. The De-
troll branch OF the s. A. 4. Is now
one Of the largest and most active In
the country Since Its organisation.
the Detroit chapter has been holding
regular monthly meetings a. which
have been discussed topics OF import
ance to the entire world OF automo-
bile building.
james n. Pound, president OF the wa
ter board, sent q COMMUNICATION Ca
the common council. Tuesday niGht.
c1llin1 attention 10 the Iacu ,na maj
Eigkteenth-sts., In the vicinity of the
new station that Is being built oy
the Michigan Central. are gettins
their water supply through temper
AIRY pipes, laid only foot under
ground He Is fearful that the pipes
Will burst with the first heavy frost
and suggests that the council take
steps &C have the pipes lowered. the
matter was referred TO the commit
tee on sewers.
Charles Turner. a pioneer resident of
Detroit, died, Tuesday. I'm the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. r. w. Stewart,
No 1875 Warren ave east. AT the ad-
vanced age of 81 years; Mr.. Turner
was a native OF Yorkshire. Eng,
and came TO Detroit when II years
old Throughout his long life Mr..
Turner was a staunch Methodist and
aided IN the building OF almost every
church OF that denomination in the
city Mr. Turner Is survived by two
daughters Mrs. Stewart and Mrs
George s. Hickey and two sons. NJ
J. and c. =. Turner. OF Toledo. Fun
erais services will be held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. In the Stew
art home.
Henry A. Triton. n former weii-knowr
Detroit business men, died sunday
In the home OF his daughter. Mrs
Charles Roe Chicago For the pas,
two years Mr.. Tilton had been Twins
in California. In Detroit. he was
manager OF the local branch OF the
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. and was
well known 10 the glass and paint
trade Mr.. Tilton had been In III.
| health for three months past. He q:
survived by his wife, daughter. Mrs
Roe, and two sons. Clarence Tilton
formerly OF Detroit. and william
Tilton, OF Butler, Pa. Mr. Tiltor
was a member OF MosIem temple. De.
troit Commandery No. I. Michigan
Sovereign Consistory. and KinG
| Cyrus chapter. The body will be In,
TERED in Staten Island. N. Y.
The Northeastern business Men's ASSOC
| citation held its hrst regular meeting
Tuesday night In the Marston- ave
Presbyterian church. and perfecte 81
the organization. The body promises
| 10 become a power In that section o.
the city. Already there Is a mem
bershlp OF 100, and the officers ain
to make IL 1000 One OF the mrs
mstters 90 engage the attention .
the association was the consideration
/ Of protests against the propose,
/ erection Of an automobile factory a
4 Richmond and Custer-aves., by Theo
!, Miller The president referred III,
matter TO the public utilities com
| mittee. The following officers wer
elected Russell T. wixofn, presi
dent: Charles J. Schultz. vice-presi
dent: owen Rippey. secretary; T. W
| Hin. treasurer: w 8 Watkins. Gus
| todsan; Russell T. Whom NJ II
Look. S Oberson. Van N Ring an.
Asher L. Cornelius. executive com
n.ttee