The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
WHERE LIFE Is
woRTE LIVING

Mr.. ssha MeArth.r, No. sos Howard
her home. Friday. Her hand wal
badly lacerated-
@The wsrIa's greatest scenic woader,
the Grand Canyon OF Coiersde,s viii
be the subject OF the Sunday after
noon talk In the Museum OF Art.
John Jacn bovvskf, No. go Tilima ave.
soid him " crate s o. Eggs , FOR $50 T Hs
says only the top layer OF the eggs
was fresh.
Attorney Joel nc. Gross,nan, against
wh0m dfsbarment iproceedin.s were
started by the circuit court judges.
vorce suit started BY his wife. She
charges cruelty and on-support
Two Joy riders Abandoned q Ford auto
mobile. late Friday might. on John r.
St. between Frederick-st and Kirbs-
ave. They ran when policeman
TO the Bethune station. Its license
number IL 226.
For the benefit OF those wishing 90 at
tend the consecrntion OF Auxiliary
Bishop-elect Kelly. In Ann Arbor next
over the Michigan Central railway
leaving Detroit at S:15 q. m, and
Ann Arbor, at 4:30 y. m.
DR.. r. d. Aldrich and DE. BarsIack will
be the speakers af the meeting Of the
Society OF Detroit Chemists in the
stevens building, next Friday eve-
ming. The members are making ar
rangements to visit Parker, Webb q
Co.'S packing plant next Saturday.
II Holman y. Dowd, % years old, q
Nero, Had left ~. three s pet .sr1 i,
erty. When the animals arrived here
by express. the detectives easily
found their owner. Dowd Ii wanted
In Des Moines. Ia, for obtaining 5000
under false. pretenses.
The public library communications, In q
meeting, Friday, learned that its es-
Inmates for the coming year would
cause Of the Carnegie gift. and the
fact that no big improvements will
be necessary this year Reports
showed that, the Woodmere branch
needs more room and books
Business uen ON ,srasiot-ave., between
Woodwnrd-ave. and RandoIph-st., are
circulating a petition to have the
name OF the thoroughfare changed to
Safest. east. on the ground that tn.
old name IL detriment In some
ways. The petition Is likely TO meet
with opposition from some of the old
residents OF the street. who think the
old name should be retained.
George Poehlman, OF No. DIS Michigan-
izer Of the journeymen BARRIERS as
ISOLATION, has met with unusual sue
cess during his term OF office, and
the membership OF the local union.
No. 652 To provide more central
meeting place for the association. the
hall at Nos. 10a-1oS Monroe-ave. has
been leased.
the Tenth ward, held I'm the city hall,
change Ex-Aid. Wing. who asked
In N, hs. af nf H.
dates. Aid. Frey and OBrien lost
10 and nine. respectively, and Jo-
seph Merrell lost Ave. This ends the
aldermanic recounts. none of which
changed the results as originally an
nounced,
Mrs. William A. McGraw, leader OF one
of the factions In the tuberculosis
society night which was recently
cided TO appeal from the decision Of
Judge Hosmer, and has nled bond
OF $4,000 to cover the expense OF an
appeal TO the supreme court. Attor-
ney Herbert " Barbour. who repre-
scented the losing faction. says the
move Is made In the hopes OF bring
ing the parties TO agreement by ar
bitration.
Attorney watts 3. Humphrey, Of sagi-
nsw. representing Patrick Cul1igan.
Frank w. and Ralph Gilchrist. all OF
Aipena. who were indicted In connec-
tion with alleged land frauds in Ore
Friday afternoon, and asked that the
removal proceedings now pending
here he dismissed. He based his APP
plication on the ground that the gov
eminent failed to file it's brief by Jan.
ID as agreed, and that no testimony
had been introduced to warrant the
court In ordering the defendants re-
moved TO Oregon for trial. AT tho
request of District Attorney Watson,
the court withheld its decision on the
motion until Tracy c.. Becker. VINO
appeared for the government In the
removal proceedings. could be heard
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