The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

stanley Grifn., 10 years old, eame 90
Detroit from Battle Cresks frtda .
Ia search OF his sister. Helen, ~
years cid sSms 70 time s.. ago iss from Er
New York city and nothing mas been
heard or her since.
The police we're called 60 move = crowd
OF Socialists ON hastings-sf.s Friday
night signal ofncer Downie tried
Napoleon-st.. and the crowd resist
ed this In the melee, Sam Diamond.
20 years old. No. 2ss Benton-st. was
arrested.
An pnidentihsd man seeested . .um.
Der OF women I'm the neiGhborh.od
OF Beech and Second-sts., on Friday
night. Mrs, George Lindsey. No. ~
Beech-st.. was accosted and when
she resented the ;.r1 ing Sso advances S.s
home. She called her husband. who
chased the man a couple OF olocks
but failed 10 catch him.
District Attorney Frank m. watson
VIII remain In sAasrs 10, q the s1,,ss
Sept or 6. Arthur j. Tuttle's COM
mission as district attorney arrived
lIiday, and arrangements were all
finally decided to await the return
OF the judge.
Mrs. Fred l.. Wood, wife OF the con-
stable OF Hamtrnmck, who has been
conducting slot machine raids recent
~. was arrested. Friday, on a war
Peace Randolph. charging her with
threatening TO shoot a neighbor. Mrs.
Wood appeared before Justice Ran
dolph; Friday night. and requested q
trial by jury. Examination was set
for Tuesday evening.
The injunction granted, Thursday, by
the circuit court, restraining the
hoard OF education from supplying
school books at cost to high school
pupils, Is only temporary setback,
Inspectors Goldberg and Mumford
say. and a campaign will soon be
started for a statewide. uniform free
text book law. In case this cannot
be accomplished soon several depart
ment stores are willing TO handle
school books at cost as an advertise
ment.
u. s. District Attorney watson says
that the Investigation into the af-
Dealers association. which resulted
In the Ming OF bill In equity
against that body, Thursday. looking
70 Its dissolution, revealed evidences
combine. The government would
have no authority to proceed against
an ylocal organisation. but Mr.. Wat
%sa tdata ne he 10 ufa Vsn
Zile. The latter Is now In his vaca-
tion in Bay View
Beginning Friday, the milk dealers OF
the city. with hut few exceptions,
raised the price OF ordinary house
hold milk from seven to eight cents
a quart This Is the usual fall ad-
vance, they say. Some OF the dealers
have also raised the price Of Jersey
milk. and very little OF II will be
sold for~.ess than 10 cents q quart
In tn efuture. The dealers explain
that. with the approach OF fall the
price OF feed Is going up and the
farmers have found II necessary to
advance the wholesale price Of the
fluid.
Az one result of their outing ON the
river Friday, the county supervisors
formed a permanent organization, to
be known as the Wayne County AS
ISOLATION of Supervisors, and dccid-
cd to make the outing an annual fea-
ture. The membership OF the ASSOC
cit ton Will embrace both present
and past supervisors and the objects
will DO largely social The officers
elected for the first year are: Presi-
dent. Cass Benton; vice-president,
Aid. Thomas Lynch; secretary, Geo.
Humbert. Dearborn: treasurer, The
= odore MegRes. Wyandottc. A COM
mittee of six was named to arrange
for next years outing. IL consists OF
Aid: HARPER and Gutman. ex-Ald
Freiwald, link and Goeschel and 4u-
perrisor Mckinney. OF Bivonfa. The
outing, Friday. proved a pleasant af-
fair. The supervisors had dinner In
Trenton, after which special cars
took them TO Wyandotte. where they
boarded the steamer sappho.