The Detroit times., 1911-06-30
LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

ii. turning his wagon around nj West
Grand-blvd. and Buchanan-st. Thurs-
day night Louis smith fell from me
seat and rolled under the wheels. nc
heavy wagon toppled over on ,i,,s
and he was badly crushed. te was
taken In an auto patrol TO his home
No. all clinton-st.
more-ave. west, collapsed Thursans
night and Miss Jane McLaus MIN
who was sitting there, was - !.
tated TO the sidewalk below one "e'
quite seriously injured
Motorcycle Patrolman John krimmsi !,
one OF the police department minute
men. was badly injured o.nr.
cycle by a dog running unaeaa at
wheels. The accident happened NJ
kercheval and Hibbard-aves-
Arthur OMEN, a milk wagon driver
the employ OF Lawrence w. Sneli, ".
Highland Park. was acquitted Oh
charge of larceny. before ' vvssasSnesday
evening. He was defended ny -
Sharp. OF Detroit
n. ID. Jewell, rs years old, No. a. ucr-
ton-aye., was arrested Thursday ID.
Detectives Good and BoersiS, on a
charge OF forgery. the complain p
ing preferred by the Central S pa an5
n bottle of iodine were found on MN
when he was searched. The poiiee
think he intended TO end his IRE
rather than submit TO arrest
According to Detroiters just returned
from the Northern Baptist conven-
tion ir Philadelphia, the only invita-
, ton extended for the 1913 convention
was from the Detroit deieBaeivh'
which practically assures the con-
vention for this city II iarss
enough hall can be secureunt con.
yer ton next year. and the seiec.ao s .
of the place OF meeting for the year
following will then be ratined'
Mrs.. A. III. QuigIey, 10 years old, tried
60 get herself arrested on Q Digsmy
church Thursday night. SO sho ond
get away from her second husoanu'
who, she said. beat her continuaily;;
She said she met her nrst nusoanu
I In Columbus, o. He was cruel 10 ner'
she said. and when she met Sulsi,ess,
her hrst husband. she said. and mar
ried Quigley When they came 70
Detroit. she said Quiglsy also proved
20 be cruel to her. Fhe ponce
clined to lock her up
rwo-thirds OF the officers and men who
have been at rife practice In Cs r,ae
range. finished their schedules ana no
left, Thursday. About $50 remain
for Friday and Saturday. me Vet
erans' trophy match was won by 20.
@, First infantry, led by Capt. Jonn
Roehl. The Evening Press trophy,
open TO the Second regiment, was
won by Co. L. and the Fordney trophy
match for the Third regiment, was
won by Co G, Maj. Walter rogers
quartermaster of the Michigan ma
tional Guard, was "A visitor at me
range Thursday.
Beca use OF HIS activity in behalf OF
Beanie Bermnn, liable tn deportation
for bringing I'm allen women Tor I'M
moral purposes, Philip Schweitz. for
ger, was ordered by District Attorney
Frank III. Watson to get out OF TOWN..
Thursday Schweitz has served eight
years in federal prisons for forSer.
les. during which time he contracted
tuberculosis, and sentence was sus-
pended on him In Brooklyn, Detroit
and Cleveland on condition that he
return TO Russia as soon as liberated,
but Schweitz continued to hang
around Detroit Berman's wife. VINO
has been carrying dainties 20 him.
has Just learned that he has been
sending love letters to the woman
on whose account he was convicted
The letters have not been reaching
her, Icing intercepted by the United
States marshall. The wife has ceased
her attentions.