The Detroit times., 1911-01-13
WHERE LIFE is
WORTE LIVING


Frank bradley, 70 year. old. aadres.
Thursday night from injuries sus-
tanned IN a fall from "A scaffold at
the Lozier automobile plant. We'd
nesday.
- OF Detroit, died Wednesday In Chi
cago. Mr.. Darmstaetter was born In
DstTolt AZ years ago and was a son
OF the late Jacob Darmstaetter. OF
this city. The funeral will be held IN
Chicago. Saturday.
In leaping from a Michigan Central
train nt the tunnel entrance Thurs
day night. Clyde Hawn.. 22 years old.
leg and other injuries. lie Is in 81.
Mary's hospital. George Jones. his
companion. said they were beating
their way.
gree brought the weeks session OF
the Michigan Sovereign ConsistO-y
TO close. Thursday evening. In the
Masonic temple, Following adjourn
being laid for 500. Members OF the
Masonic order from all over Michi-
gan were present.
Theodore l.. Hilton, pIaintin I'm q suit
SSsniss the D. ssS y. NJ wa. aT ps5ss
Thursday afternoon. Hilton testified
that his auto stopped on the car
tracks and was struck by a car. He
w
of his machine for at least 500 feet
and could easily have stopped had
he tried to.
As foretoid I'm The Times ON Thursday,
Prosecution Van Zile, In response 60
the recommendation OF Sherin Gas
ton, Will advise the county auditors
10 offer a reward or $1,000 for infor-
nation leading TO the arrest and
who killed obed westgate, whose
mutilated body was found III an open
feld in Highland Park.
The Detroit United Railway VIII not
be In any great hurry 90 comply
with Judge Phelan's decision In the
Grand River-ave. ticket case. The
court gave the company 10 days In
which 10 decide TO accept working
mems tickets on the Grand River
line. west of the boulevard. so IL still
has nine days to think the matter
over and consult with it's legal ad-
visers
Floyd Renna, IL years, who says he
halls from Ticonderoga, N: n, was
found Thursday night sleeping under
rowboat on the White Star line
dock, at the foot of Griswold-st. Pa
brought him to the central police
station, where he was turned over TO
Lieut. Breault. He said he and his
parents were on their way 10 New
York. and he got separated from
them here.
Benny Govare, the I4-year-old Bel
gian boy who shot sheriff Matthews,
OF Mt. Clemens. will be taken before
Judge Murfin Saturday morning, and
on the recommendation OF the prose
cutor, discharged. Louis +. Hacher-
ellie. chancellor Of the Belgian consul
late, who has taken great inherent
in the boys case, has made arrange
ments whereby Berry will remain In
Detroit and be given an education.
He will be given a chance TO enter
one OF the professions.
The Michigan Anti-Saloon League n
preparing 90 start an active cam
paign in IL counties, Immediately at
ter the annual meeting, which Will
be held Feb. 81. probably In Lansing,
because of Its central location. The
Michigan Brewers association Is said
to be watching the "drys" closely,
and will probably establish a central
bureau in Detroit. The vets are
claiming that reaction has set IN
against prohibition In Canada, buJ
Supt. Morrow denies this.
The board OF health has made q COM
plant against John schiaff, who runs
a milk depot at No 277 Tillman ave,
charging that he is violating the
selling milk in bulk form instead OF
in bottles. Attorney George p Codd.
acting for Schiaff, says that ne
thinks the bottling pr prov 81 Is all
stores and in small quantities else
where, but he doesn't believe the
board of health ought TO require
milk to be bottled when sold In large
quantities and away from other ar
ticles. .e,se f4 =
The Detroit Real Estate Board, at the
regular weekly luncheon, Thursday,
took up the subject OF the mortgage
tax law, and a committee was APP
pointed, with Lester r.. Wise as
chairman, to take steps to urge the
repeal OF this measure. IL Is proc
able that the committee will appoint
a representative to go to Lansing to
present the case of the real estate
men Similar action has been taken
before. but the opposition TO the re-
peal OF the law has been too strong
The declaration OF Gov. Osborn In IA :
vor OF repeal OF the mortgage tax
has given hopes Of success this time.
A series OF hollow cones In line,
the small end of one entering the large
end of the next, is being tried out as a
street car ventilater in England. the
motion OF the car carrying IL providing
draft enough to draw foul air into the
cones and out the rear OF the car.
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