The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING.

serwt. Kinney and Patrolman Mcik.nsie
made q raid ON the lroQuois ciub, no,
2gl ST Antoine-st., early TUESDAY
morning. and arrested seven coioreu
poLer They were later released
On an order from Judge Connolly.
and Il IL not likely that they VIII
be prosecuted.
TIE annual outing and stag party OF
the EIeventh Ward Republican e'ue
Charles Kersten's boat house, near
the water works.
Detect,ye seymour has gone 60 Iaaiaa-
apoiis 90 bring back Jake and n. y:
Ciaee. wanted here on charge OF
stabbing Benjamin Jones during
night on the steamer Eastern states
Aug. IL.
The chief Of police OF Beaverd.m, Wis,
80 uvtfaed the Detroit police that
Peter werst said TO have lived IN
Detroit. was drowned In. Beavsrdtm
WeTsts name does not appear In the
local directory
George Pakorim, pop corn peddier, Nv
inr nj No. 2D2 Russeii-st., - IN -.
Masss ,d n9'Bi s,n. s Crushed ,hs by street
car I'm front Of No 2s2 Srato;-aVe.'
Monday night
Etnser Grant, Grand Trunk brakeman,
Ifvfne IN Durand, was struck ny IN
engiris az Beaubfen st. and me rail-
way tracks. MoIsa n. night ws ses sa,,en
20 Grace hospital.
mr.. Freedman, No. 500 Montcaim-st.
east. reported 90 the police that
man entered her home through
Kitchen window, shortly before a.
m. Tuesday. and stole her son sh
yer watch and gold chain and 10
Harry w. Lyons, ID. y. X: conductor,
+ complaint OF his employers. VINO al
iege that he has been KNOCKING
down. fares. He Joined the Gem
pany's service four weeks ago. COM
irg here from st. Louis. MO.
C. A. Lobei, aged SIN years, was knock
ed OF q motorcycle, which his iAthsr
was driving, by an automobile at Ar
den Park and oakland-ave.. Monday
evening. sustaining severe injuries
about the head. He was attended
auto. whose number was 50s6. did
not stop after striking the MOTOR
cycle.
Peter Yalfngo. Is years old. living nj
No. 1853 RiopeIle-st-, and employed
as a laborer by the water board, MAS
struck o or .he w hssa w WORKING IN
trench at Concord and st. Paul-aves..
Monday afternoon. A Sherman car
Knocked the pipes into the trench.
Yalingo was taken TO 81 hary's
hospital
Two Chinese who, n is believed, were
smagsied across the river, we're
found in the railroad yards a. NIL
wnckee Junction by Immigration IN
Gbector Boor, Monday night. and
were taken to the county jail The
They got OF the train when "a porter
notffea Chicago passengers to
change cHry, and apparently got lost
in the yards
Joseph Gaukier has taken Nout q per-
mft for the erection OF q ez5,0O0 roll
Ter coaster I'm Electric Park. arthur
Y. Gaukler says that thb property
has been leased TO the lngorsoll
company. OF Pittsburgh, hnd that a
company 10 being formed TO oper-
No irtoxicants will be sold. AMI II
Will be strictly high-class. he says.
Tn q. now the Detroit Museum ~ Art
has avoided closing for hUusc-cffun-
Ing this year The work OF vi1ihg
an cleaning floors has been done
me balance OF the EXHIBITS have re
maIned open for the pleasure of the
large number OF summer visitors
who find them source OF pleasure.
While the floors OF the entrance cor
oiled however. the museum will have
20 close Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week, but n will be open again
Friday as -tfsuai.
81 have lust heard thst New York q.
reing 90 spend e1,zOO,O0O for q snevv
aquarium" said Park Commissioner
Hrribut. New York already has a
fine aquarium The new building
will not take the place Of the old
ono. but the latter will be n part Of
Al. I am told G. H. Townsend, the
director Of the aquarium. has been
M work on this project for years
The fact that New York In going 10
srcnd so much money on a PROPOSE
ton OF this kind shows that the
people want such things Take our
own aquarium at Belle Isle. IL II
probably the most popular feature
over there. More than q million
people visited II last year. and ours
represents an Investment Of only